Oh my God, that's a Republican lesbian. Adam curry, John C.
Dvorak. Sunday, April 26 2015. Time for your Gitmo nation media
assassination episode 716. This is no agenda constantly in
transition and broadcasting live from the crackpot condo and FEMA
Region six in the capital, the drone Star State in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry and from
Northern Silicon Valley where I want to talk about sync and Nat
and segways. And passwords. I'm John C. Dvorak.
No agenda there. whole intro was in the agenda.
Well, there you go. It's energy. It's a well, it's Yeah, I guess
it was, as if we were going to talk about any of that stuff.
No, of course not. Because that would mean we had an agenda.
This was something that you were talking about to me. And I said,
Oh, I forgot to bring it up. It was about sync. You are syncing
something. And it was
Oh, yes. BitTorrent Sync. Right. Right. It was chewing up all
your network address. Yeah. My router got really slow.
Yeah, I think that so I wanted that to that to come into the
show. So explain.
Yeah, my router got really slow. And someone had mentioned
somewhere in email to me about the net address transit network
address translation tables in your router. And apparently
BitTorrent Sync fills it up. Because of all the connections
it makes. But here's the thing I upgraded this morning. And this
is now this is the BitTorrent Sync 2.0. Guess what? does the
same thing? Yeah, no, it breaks. It breaks. It breaks. BitTorrent
Sync. One. Oh, 1.00. That's no good. It's completely ridic.
Well, you know, they're in trouble. The company fired half
the workforce last week.
Bit Torrent? Yeah. But yeah. Whatever the name of that
Kotori, or whatever the name of their
thing just called BitTorrent. They fired, but happened 40 or
45%. Bob, let me guess revenue. Revenue didn't happen.
Oh, yeah. Well, how you would?
Yeah. And then you want to claim about something else?
Oh, the Segway. I think they've changed. I think they changed
the the controls on the thing. You wrote one recently. I've
been on segways. before. And so I was on another one. And when I
did the 10th anniversary, because they were going to put
those segway moments in this stupid promotion to have for the
showstoppers. Yeah, showstoppers. And I fell off. I
didn't fall I will actually was tossed from it, I guess was on
my assets. But I ran into into a monitor and the thing wouldn't
stop. And then when I let get off of it, it kept going. I
mean, that's not supposed to do that. Yes.
Your question. Was there alcohol involved? No, but there was
no, but there was something funnier. Oh, I was deciding this
would be funny to spin around in a circle. Usually, because you
can. It's got zero, right? You
just and that's just the left hand control knob you go. You
just pull it over and
you go round and round. And maybe one too many times. It was
kind of dizzy when I came out.
I don't feel so good. Were you in hurling mode,
but it's beside the point. I can still tell it the controls on
the thing are not quite as as functional as they used to be. I
think those things are downgraded. I don't think
they're work anymore now, man.
Yeah, I've I had one of the original ones. I remember
bringing it back from the United States into the Netherlands. We
were living there. And I remember customs going What's
this? And I said, Well, it's a it's a segue. Well, what's the
value? And what are those things cost at the time? $5,000 or
something? Yeah, I think so. I said to $500 That's it okay. And
they went and looked it up it was so new they said yeah,
sounds right. Okay, it wasn't
even in the book. No, because when maniac in their right mind
with export one of the
days of money good times
to get now get to know what kind of crap you're wasted on Oh,
yeah. Did you drive the Segway around Holland the
house we had the castle in Belgium to go from the living
room to the kitchen
another renter
No, that wouldn't mean renter
it didn't buy that sure
did
like that you were not in the property at all you know renting
No, is you make a profit on it. You sold it Well,
I had two houses. I had the castle in Belgium and I had the
the beautiful canal house in Amsterdam. I had purchased both
of them. And after we left I vowed that I for a long time at
least would not be purchasing because I sold the house and
Amsterdam at a significant loss the place in Belgium kind of
made up for it because I made a profit there but it's stupid.
You know if I'm not locked down going to stay somewhere it just
makes no sense. I'm I move around a lot.
You're ramblin man Yeah ramblin man
but anyway even though I'm renting this place good news, I
brought in the witch doctor Deva and she came to do a clearing of
the of the place that I told you about this. And no, this is the
second time she's been here. What ghosts entities?
He had an entity.
Yes, it's very normal to have a house clearing jar with some
sage and some dragon's blood and she walks around the both times
when she walked into the the second bedroom and the reason
why as Christina said, she didn't feel right in here. I
said, Okay, I'll have the witch doctor come in, she'll clean it
out. And she almost she she gagged when she walked.
Oh, no evil spirits.
Not necessarily. She said it was this negative real heavy energy
around the studio portion. But that's where you sit was where I
stand. Yeah. And I said that makes total sense. You know, the
signals come in. I'm projecting it out. It's all about evil
people. Which is horrible. I have to do a lot of work here.
But anyway, that's not the cool thing. The cool thing is in my
bedroom, above my head, she says, Oh, wow. There's a portal.
Oh, wow. She's used the words. Oh, wow.
Yes. Okay, that's witchdoctors peak. Yes, this is the portal
and it's and it's it's going in the right direction. It's taking
energy up so I can at night I can go to the portal and and be
recharged. I knew you would mock me. Well, let me tell you stuff
is happening. I woke up this morning and I find and man, I
finally had the title for my book. It just hit me so I know
the portal is working. Okay. pipelines and pedophiles,
pipelines and pedophiles. The perfect title
for the book. Yeah,
I think you got it.
Maybe I gotta work on the on the portal a little bit. Hey, man,
fist bump,
lifelines, pedophiles, and portals.
I did actually do a lot of research the past couple of days
of the past. Was it Friday, I did it on thinking about the
Trail of Tears tour, and kind of getting excited about the idea.
But I've decided I can only do it under Well, there's there's
two things I need one, I need to have a gun license for all
states. I forget how there isn't a one state you can get your
license there. And then it's good for all states to at least
transport a weapon. I
know that's that's possible. I know the Washington State. If
you have a gun permit, you can get one in California but you
still have to get you still have to fill out paperwork. It's not
like gives a national gun license which lets you in the
FBI. I don't think they have.
I keep I do recall a while back, people would send me information
about it. So
someone will send you information for sure again, and
what I really want, what would
really make this whole deal would make me happy is if I had
the airstream Bambi international 19 foot trailer
that you're gonna get the 16
Well, I looked at the that's only three feet difference. And
it has to be a C so that the bed is in the corner and then the
dinette is in the front with all the windows. I could live in
that. I seriously I could live in it.
Yeah. Well, so but these are that's the idea. And you're good
trailer so I can live in.
I mean, I could live in it forever. I could just live in
it. Yeah, you could. Yeah. The problem is the cost.
Holy crap. Yeah, they're not cheap. They're three of the
resale value pretty well.
I've been I've been looking around it's these things new. Or
you can get one that's that's from two thought. That's
maybe maybe you get it maybe somebody from air stream this is
the the show
now Would that be okay for us to take that as a barter or or I
mean, that's kind of following you.
Well, let me get this let me think of how I'm able to say
hey, this thing sucks then okay, somebody? Well, you're not well
let we have to assume that's not going to happen. Because nobody
says that about these devices. They're fantastic. But let's say
that somebody works for Airstream did listen to the show
that said, Well, you know you can have I'll give you a factory
discount of it'd be probably around 20 25%. Maybe How about
just give me one I don't understand. No, they're not
going to give you one that's not going to happen. New.
But just just for the tour. Just for the tour,
maybe as a promotional idea. There'll be promote Yeah. This
segment brought to you by Airstream.
The Vblock is brought to you by Airstream, Bambi
Airstream Bambi 19 fits everyone. The
there are some custom jobs man that are so perfect for me but
man it's it's pretty much like a car like a, you know, a new SUV
in cost. Don't think I can do that. People have to understand,
you know, I tweeted
a picture. I still can't get division out of my head of you
bombing around some dusty old castle with a segway.
It was not that dusty. It was nice. We had to call each other
on cell phones to find you in the house. Or you were Yeah,
another thing I just don't it's ridiculous that I learned so
much. And you get all these people around you. When you have
that kind of money. You get all these people around you. And
then they start fighting with each other and the whole thing
is bad energy is bad is bad. It's bad. Screw I'm happy. I'm
happy. I took a vow of poverty.
So you found the portal house and then you also when you were
rousted a ghost is that what happened? Was Tina's complaint.
She had a ghost in her room.
I think it was just no it's just the energy. Just that was the
bill okay, you
don't have a den. There's no ghost involved. There was
no entity in in her bedroom or in the studio, as we call it.
No, no,
no, just put up a poster personally but okay. Ghostbuster
poster is any old poster that drive them away. And then
last night, Saturday night Austin was cranking we have the
Austin Food and Wine Festival, which is right in front of the
building and Republic Park. It's fantastic and free music. I get
it. I have a front row seat to anything that happens here now,
then I was supposed to go see,
aren't you in a in a tall building? That's fairly new
2008 2000. So it's not that new? Why?
I'm just thinking of how you get neg out in the negative energy.
Where's it come from? It doesn't does not go Oh, no,
it was from you. Mainly, it's coming out of your router in my
route visited the place? Oh, it was it's all through the
internet. It comes to the routers in here. Everything's in
here. So all that energy is
the internet. Yeah, I can see this. This is gonna be a problem
in the future for everyone. I think so
too. Everyone needs to learn how to do a clearing of their of
their properties of their cash. So I sat and watched the White
House Correspondents Dinner once again, I don't know how we mess
this up every single year. We promise each other next year,
we're going to do live play by play of the red carpet arrivals.
And what happened to that?
We forgot about I didn't even see that event. I missed it. Oh,
really? You
missed the whole thing. I sent you a text message. Are you
watching?
Yeah, but you didn't say specifically what? Yeah, I was
watching the I was watching the Warriors. Pelicans,
of course. Well, we're glad you're very involved in the
show.
This just could be something could have happened, someone's
head may have popped off. And it would have been good show
material, CNN,
CNN was not going to do anything different than show these show
this joke fests, which I do want to discuss. But what happened
just as they were getting underway, when the the
correspondent associations awards were being given out,
which has got to be the I mean, it's sold. That's almost as bad
as the Podcast Awards, man, the way that you got to come up, you
get a kiss everybody. Give me a word. And CNN. Of course, notice
that we had riots in Baltimore, there was all kinds of stuff
going on, but they were not going to cut away. And here's
one of their political experts who was on the show explaining
this
is always about choices, right? I mean, you know, you have to
make a decision. What are you going to do with this two hours
of time? And we you know, CNN made its decisions and sticking
to its plan and so forth. If people want to know yes, 12
people were arrested the Baltimore police have tweeted
that you know, you can find that out. Now. You can find a live
feed if you actually want to watch what's going on. It sounds
like complete chaos. The cops apparently are keeping people in
Camden Yards with Orioles game is winding down. They don't want
more people going into ministry and have that
confirmed. We're even talking about the people being
bickering. Yeah, we don't have that confirmed
all what I'm seeing on Twitter. And so you can find out you
know, what you want to find out and something else is going on,
the most powerful man in the world is going to tell some
jokes. Stop the presses. It's an odd sort of set of
circumstances. But it was an odd set of circumstances when he
told jokes on the same day that they were killing bin Laden. We
don't we don't control a lot of this stuff, you know, sort of
make our best choices and we'll, we'll catch up. People will be
informed they'll find out all about the scholarship winners.
We'll find out all of what happened in the streets of
Baltimore. By this time tomorrow.
That's so great. That's so great. CNN pretty much says you
don't need to watch us. If you want news, go to Twitter.
That's what he said. Yeah,
I thought that was pretty phenomenal. So you did not watch
No, I missed it. Well then let me just give you a cup. Wow.
That is unexpected.
Well, I you watched it you covered me. I'm not even worried
about it because I'm sure what you've dug up. I
gotta tell you, but I didn't really die anything.
It's just so much funny material.
Could you have? Could you have probably, like, texted me back
and said, No, I'm watching the game. Are you just just ignoring
my text? Or did you only get that this morning?
I actually haven't even gotten it yet.
All right. The purpose of the way this works is it's a whole
bunch of douchebags from Hollywood. Well, it's supposed
to be the Washington the White House Correspondents pool. Then
this is their association. They have a little club and then they
invite celebrate ease to come sit at their table. It's a big
to do and everyone dresses up, and they get on the carpet and I
actually wound up watching a lot of Bloomberg, who had pretty
good live red carpet coverage is no Ryan Seacrest, by the way.
But it was it was pretty good. And they were asking you Oh, who
are you wearing? And all of that figured out you know they know
how to do the red carpet arrivals. Marie Harf arrive with
Wolf Blitzer
Oh, that's interesting. So he's arrived with one of these
bimbos.
Don't call her a bimbo. Okay,
he's always arrived with one of these bimbos.
She's she's not a bimbo.
Sure she is. Oh, that's
not No. Yes. Oh, I disagree.
Oh, okay. Fine. You disagree?
I stuck a flute. She is Marie Harf. Yeah, she's dizzy but
okay. They always days we taste one of these days.
Not married.
Why you tell us more. I will find out. Okay,
so we had said Cecily Strong was the comedian. She's from
Saturday Night Live and not really familiar with her. I
don't watch Saturday Night Live at all I guess. Because Saturday
nights are sent for spent prepping there I sat I even
tweeted a picture of me. My sad asked single man don't have the
big TV yet from the divorce TV. With all the wires hanging out
in my frozen pizza. And my glass of red wine.
Did you know that Wolf Blitzer is 67 years born in Augsburg,
Germany by the name Milsom
and Blitzer. I didn't know that. And you know what? entire weeks
go by? I don't guess
he's married to Lynn Greenfield says 1973. They have one child?
Why doesn't he bring his wife to the event? He talks her out of
say, Honey, this is better for publicity. I'm gonna take Marie
Hart and besides that blonde
girl cute she is. I love the chat room. Suggestions by a DVR
Adam. Oh, yeah. Okay, I'll watch five hours the next day. Chat
Room irritates me sometimes. So the way this works is the
President does Ofourse we get the awards. And the President
does a little some bits and little some jokes. usually very
good. President Obama is outstanding at delivering a
joke. He really, really is very, very good. And of course, it's
really tough to follow the President as a comedian, because
you don't know what he's what his jokes are going to be. And I
think he must and it's really the punch line. So he used the
punch line of Joe Biden to give and being the best in massage
and you know, back massages. He had a punch line about not being
served pizza in Indiana. If you're gay. He wouldn't four or
five and Cecily said her name Cecile Cecily Sicily, Sicily.
Cecily. Cecily,
you have any examples of these jokes? You're gonna play a clip?
Yeah, let me see what I have this No, first. This was just
something that was and there's always messaging, whatever the
President does in this, there's always messaging. And by the
way, he did something different this year. He did not do full on
all jokes. One after another. He had a little skit in the middle.
And that was really the big piece of, of his routine.
Dave had skits before. They did play that little movies.
He did a skit on stage. Oh, that's different. Yeah. And it
was long and it was very, very good when it comes to messaging
but first, he did a name check. And two guys we've spoken about
on the show before as possible hopefuls for the Democratic
Party, and I just thought it was interesting that he called them
out
look at my Cuba policy. The Castro brothers are here
tonight. amigos
que pasa
what is the Castro's from Texas? Oh, hi. Oh queen. Hi, Julio.
Anyway
so we call it she's to call Ted Cruz and
well of course he called Ted Cruz better the other guy but
this was different this was there these two guys the Castro
brothers. I think a member of Obama bought dinner a long time
ago. One of them said, the Castro brothers that the big
hope for the Democratic Party, you may not recall No, because
that was really just a nice name check for them. And then he went
into a couple jokes of course, he had the obligatory things and
making jokes about stuff and talking about MSNBC how low
their ratings are, and you know on ball, okay, Haha, very funny.
But then he brought out the anger translator, which is a bit
I have not seen. I guess it's something that is done.
Somewhere where we're one way I thought it was did this thing.
Cecily Strong. Oh, good. Oh, the comedian. You mean? What was she
picked? Well, we'll get to that. So the anger translator bit, is
where the President is the guy standing behind him. And he's a
fake? I'm sure he's well, no, I don't I feel so culturally
stupid about this. I have no idea. Key and Peele is what the
chatroom says, I don't even know where this where this airs. Is
this on television somewhere?
Anyways, never heard of it either to the president too much
television. So
it's kind of like the the we used to do this bit on on top 40
morning radio and you get, you'd say something and then the anger
man, the anger translators, like your conscience with what you
really meant to say. And the way the bid works, is in this case,
at a certain point, it turns around, and then the President
becomes the angry guy. So I'll start off with a little bit of
so just understand how it works. And then we'll go into the
President's bid, which was 100% Pure messaging, I think well
done protecting
our democracy is more important than ever. For example, the
Supreme Court ruled that the donor who gave Ted Cruz $6
million was just exercising free speech. Yeah,
that's the kind of speech like this, I just wasted $6 million.
So you get how the bit works. Yeah, yeah. It wasn't all that
funny. This bit is funny, though.
And it's not just Republicans. Hillary will have to rage huge
sums of money to owe you. Money or money.
Right. So that's, that's how the bid worked. That was kind of
funny with that stuff. But here is the same bit with the payload
meant to communicate a message of, well, climate change.
But we do need to stay focused on some big challenges like
climate change.
If you haven't noticed, California is bone dry. It looks
like a trailer for the new Mad Max movie up in there. Bradley
Cooper came here because he wants to talk to Chuck Todd.
He needed a glass of water. The science is clear. Scientist.
Science is clear nine out of the 10 hottest years ever came in
the last decade.
Now I'm not a scientist, but I do know how to counter
rising seas, more violent storms. You've
got mosquitoes, sweating people on the train sneaking it up is
just nasty. I mean, look at
look at what's happening right now. Every serious scientist
says we need to act. The Pentagon says it's a national
security risk. Miami floods on a sunny day and instead of doing
anything about it we've got elected officials throwing
snowballs in the Senate. Okay. Okay,
I think I got it right is crazy. What about our kids? What kind
of stupid short sighted irresponsible
get angry Republicans
other respects you don't need to hang a translator. You
don't any goes over to Michelle and he says he's crazy.
What is the point of the stereotypical what does the some
black guy screaming and kind of uh, I'm not I'm sorry. I missed
it.
It was it was it was interesting, because in the
beginning, I really had to this is maybe we've discussed this
before, whenever I have a clip. I never start exactly at the
beginning of the clip. If I can, so that you can take a second or
two just to get kind of acclimated to the sound of the
person's voice, this guy was doing this angry black man
thing. And I could not understand them in the
beginning, it really took him some focus, and maybe two or
three of these jokes before I could really tune into to his
frequency, it was a little, it was just a little over the top.
And so the snowball, you know, as a punch line, then Cecily
Strong, use that later. And then the audience, this is what
happens, if you know what the punch line is, and the audience
can already feel it coming. And then the minute the comedian
hits the punch line, I don't understand why they'll just skip
them. Because the President does use a punch line for a joke in a
different setup. You might as well forget about it is not
going to work. The audience is sitting there anticipating the
punch line. It's this happens every year. And I thought she
had some she had some it was a it was a good routine. I think
she definitely did. She really slammed the President on a
couple things like, you know, that he doesn't take ISIS didn't
he didn't take ISIS seriously. And but she, what did she say
there was? I don't think I put that one in the Secret Service
is, you know, it'd be the the only law enforcement agency that
would get in trouble. If they if a black man got shot, you know,
I was like, okay, it wasn't pretty good stuff in there. What
I miss is the President said nothing about Black Lives
Matter. Zero, not a single thing. While this was actually
going on, maybe 45 minutes from the DC Hilton in Baltimore. Lot
of gay jokes. Interestingly, and Sicily, of course,
the gay jokes was gay jokes, gender bending material over the
last week, I always surrounding the Bruce Jenner and
we'll drag we'll get into it. Then we just finished up with
these clips. So you get an idea of of the, the fine things you
missed. Here she is with a joke about you know, she's rags and
all the networks, of course. And then she's time for CNN,
and you gotta give it up for CNN. You know, it's just
comforting to know that whenever a big story breaks, I can turn
to CNN and watch Anthony Bourdain eat a cricket.
I like that one. That has happened to me so many times.
You turn on CNN, and Anthony Bourdain once again. So she, of
course is from SNL, NBC,
and what can I say about Brian Williams? Nothing because I work
for NBC.
That's a funny line, because that's one of the points we make
on our show.
A lot of the things she said were no agenda like topics.
It was in talking about anything that's NBC related
to she could she could talk about the President being shot,
but not about NBC. Just to give you an idea of who has the real
power in the room. And then she has this whole lead up into an
introduction or a a nod to the First Lady.
Rand Paul has announced that he's taking over the families
not being president business. And yes, that's Rand, as in he
didn't get elected, but at least he ran. Libertarian, which if
you're unfamiliar, a libertarian is just a Republican that you
have to block on Twitter. Like Rand Paul's campaign slogan is
defeat the Washington machine unleash the American dream. The
American Dream, of course, is the model name of Rand Paul's
wig. About 2016 Let's talk about the most important person in the
room, my leader, the person I'm so glad
that when I heard that, I had to play it back three or four times
I was so convinced she said mind leader. It sounds like mine
leader
listened to talk about the most important person in the room. My
leader,
mine leader, but it was what it sounds it was just me.
The person I'm so glad it's in the White House. Michelle Obama.
Michelle, you take care of that garden? Well, you can because in
18 months, you know Bill is turning that thing into an above
ground pool.
So I had actually expected you to have a couple of of your
favorite jokes in there but viewer Yeah,
no, I actually wasn't attracted to the event enough to obviously
I couldn't resist yours. For the most years. I record the whole
thing and then I try to run through as soon as anything
good. But I don't know what it was but I just did not have any
desire.
It was rough. It was rough to watch. But it was like watching
an okay comedy show by Russell Simmons or something. But Forget
all that. Russell Simmons The only thing that really matters.
That dress Michelle Obama was wearing I mean, this was a Zac
Posen cost beaded gown perfectly accentuated with just the right
shade of plum lipstick perfect curls. I have to tell you this
dress she had on was so cleverly made it sloped up her neckline.
So it completely obfuscated the fact that she's a dude. It was
really cool. It was you have to look at the pictures you'll see
what I'm talking about. Perfectly done.
Okay, let me look at let me look her
up. It's the Zac Posen custom beat Markley perfection
says the headline.
Look at that, look at the way the the neckline is sloped
upwards. It's not even touching her skin. Because it's holding
its width holding the view. And it gives you a you know, it
gives you a sculptured view of her body type which is it's
really very slightly
there's a picture of the three of our four people all putting
our hands over. I guess it did play out where they played the
national anthem before this event. Yeah, they always had the
color guard. Towering over these these these bald guys. Oh, yeah.
Uh huh.
Well, I've said what I have to say about that. Now throughout
the show. Have you ever heard of Jason resi resign? ROSEANN Jason
Razia? resi on?
Not that not Danny way you're pronouncing it? Probably not
anyone. Well,
no one could really pronounce it last night. But there was a big
push from the awards all the way through the president. They were
pins. This is a Washington Post correspondent who's been
detained in Iran since July. Yeah,
yeah, that guy. Yeah. No, I know him. Well, it was I don't know
him. I know of him.
And his wife he AG.
Yeah, he's in Washington, right? He's the guy that they consider
to be a spy probably is but it's beside the point. They have no,
right.
But he's being held for propaganda, etc. He's, by the
way he holds two passports, US and Iranian
s because he's Iranian. Yes. So you know, there's
there may that may be part of the reason why they're not given
them back. But it was just so blatantly set up right down to
the pins. And every single person talked about it. And I'm
saying this is going to be the feather in the President's cap
when he negotiates his release from the Iranians as a part of
the Iranian deal.
It's going to be much of a feather. Meanwhile, the
press corps will think it's a feather because it's one of
theirs. You see, it's one of theirs.
I think he's still down one chopped head.
And then, of course, speaking of the president apologized for the
drone strike, which killed an economic hitman.
Yeah, there was an interesting thing we're watching. Sorry,
watching the news hour, I was watching with Eric and I
actually made him look at this. There was a news hour, he's got
this new gimmick they do. They do a story. And then they flash
a screen of text that has some sort of obscure information. And
it's always kind of interesting. And so out of the blue, they
they flash this screen of text that says, the first drone
strike and I'd like somebody to check out check this out. It's
questionable. The first drone strike that we ever did. We have
in 2002, in Yemen, where we accidentally killed an American.
I've never heard anything. I've never heard about that, either.
I never knew about it. I don't know that it's true. But I think
what they're doing and I think what you're going to describe
us, which is this apology for killing the economic hitman, is
they're trying to downplay and maybe get us to just forget
about the fact that Obama gave the orders to kill a 16 year old
American kid sipping coffee at a cafe, or variously, depending on
who tells the story, being at some sort of barbecue with a
bunch of friends and family. So let's have a bunch of other
thrown Oh, wow. Yeah. So there's a bunch of Americans who were
killed while the 16 year olds just one of them and I think
this and I think he's and there was some reporting on drone
strikes being pulled back they're gonna be called there's
not gonna be as many anymore and all the rest of it. I think he's
trying to, again legacy. Oh, it's all about legacy. Yeah,
he's that the next year until the next election. All Obama is
going to be doing is backtracking on everything to
prove his legacy.
Dr. Weinstein, who was droned with hellfire, was employed by
je Austin associates Virginia based strategy and management
consulting firm for the development of emerging and
developing economies,
that's the economic hitman written all over it if anyone's
read the book
and on the firm's website, he's described as a quote business
development expert, based in Pakistan. Dr. Weinstein was
under contract by and presumably paid by us AI D Yeah economic
hitman and you know to come and come to the turf but the event
was it was a pretty big apology and I got a clip from Johnson
who was asked about this now Jaya sometimes pronounced as J
but we say je je H Johnson tool of the industry the trigger man,
the man who used to sit in the Pentagon and say yes, legally
you can kill that human being and he was asked about this
unfortunate accident he's this is not the Judge Johnson we know
our targeted use of lethal force when circumstances warrant has
very definitely contributed to our national security and the
death of other people our Homeland Security we're sitting
credibly in armed conflict in the use of lethal force. We hit
unintended we hit unintended
what should we call them John? Unintended consequences we hit
unintended consequences now what are those things called? Thing
human beings things that rip apart and bleed and just turn
into people? Yeah, people objects objects I'm sorry
objects and beings human beings are objects what is that objects
an object don't worry about it human beings that
that's that's unfortunate. I give the President a lot of
credit for getting out there on his own and taking
responsibility for what happened and expressing regret There you
go. hard for him. This
happened in the first place that they explain it. How is an
economic hitman in the in the target zone of one of these
strikes where they do so much work they claim Oh, oh, we do
all the research ever needed. And you know, we're unlikely to
ever kill anybody by accident.
While he was a hostage
Okay, so they decided to blow up the house with a hostage in it.
Yeah. Oops, not kill the guy somehow.
Maybe um,
maybe the first thing I thought is when I saw economic hitman,
I'm like, the guy needs to go the guy needs to go
do you think this was an assassination?
That's what I think. Okay, it
goes like this. Then they got captured. They're gonna be
taught him.
Oh, no. Wait a minute. I didn't get a chance to be in the
meeting. You've already you've already killed him.
He knows better than they get caught like that. Now. He's
gotta go.
What a stupid moron. Oh, well. That's the danger. Risk of the
job.
Gets he gets paid the big bucks. Bubba the big bucks bubba. Yeah.
Yeah, yeah. All right. Good.
Great stuff. I do want to tease that coming up in today's
program and I have an Uber sources report. Oh from from
Nicaragua.
Oh, that should be interesting. I
got lucky.
I think we should move it right out move it in go now.
What you want to get the mocking in early is that your is that
the idea?
I got Okay, let's take a little break from this from this from
anything serious and I got a interesting clip is it part of
ask Adam do you need the the
Gino Okay,
I'm gonna do an ask Adam right now and I want to
thank I forgot who did it now one of our producers who said
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gotcha so I'm watching a 1971 I believe is when it came out.
Diamonds are forever James Bond movie with Sean Connery. Yes,
but he was saying the theme song was that Shirley Bassey examines
are forever
she's saying couple of these do I win and there's there are now
these running around trying to catch some guy that they're
trying to catch him because he's you know, they got a bunch of
diamonds involved. Yeah. And they're going down the river I
think is the Amster is that in Holland?
Amsterdam stole with an L the Amstel
going down the Amstel Amsterdam and in one of these cruise boats
and attend it's a it's not a cruise boat. It's a canal boat.
Yes, canal boat, but it's one of those. It's a
tourist Yeah, flat flat really long.
Right and they're going and then they This is the you already
have it. They now they play this and I have to ask you some
questions
is one of the oldest bridges in Amsterdam, this skinny bridge.
It was built over 300 years ago by two sisters who wanted to
visit each other every day. Unfortunately, they ran out of
money. So that is what is called is skinny. Those beautiful old
houses can be seen as ready for
your question. All right.
Now first of all, this is what she said was a non sequitur in
my mind perhaps in the Dutch mind. It's not there's a bridge
called the skinny bridge. Correct. That two sister tried
to build across and they ran out of money and because they ran
out of money that's why it's called the skinny bridge. Well,
that seems to make any sense to anybody.
Well, there was they're missing a step is because they ran out
of money. The bridge was just a more like a draw like a the like
you're walking the plank is very skinny. No cars. It's just a
skinny bridge. They didn't have enough money for a wide bridge.
And that's and then people said, Hey, that's a skinny bridge. In
true Dutch tradition. They said you know what, let's call this
the skinny bridge
is that Gate Bridge brings out bring another point up dented
the logic of this still eludes me. If they started building the
bridge, would they they built it skinny, and they're gonna wind
it after they built it. That makes zero sense. I
think I think your OCD is kicking in man. Not such a big
deal.
Well, it seems to me that if they had completed the bridge,
which they kind of did, there's a little piece in the middle
that it would have been, it would have still been skinny. If
they had the money to finish it. It would have still been skinny,
right? Yeah, I ended this oh, we're gonna expand it later.
Well ran it.
I find that many tourist attractions and tours, when the
guide is telling you things it's, you know, take it all with
a grain of salt.
Right. Okay, that was my question. I had to know why this
skinny bridge because you ran out of money. So it's called a
skinny bridge? Uh huh. Maybe it was because it was skinny. It's
called the skinny bridge. And that makes more logical sense.
Yeah. You really obsessing over this,
I'm bothered by it hugely. Alright. So I left it in the
movie.
Really? I'm not quite sure I understand the point of this
segment that you've brought us.
I was wondering, um, that this was a genuine ask Adam, I wanted
to know. And now you're telling me you know that you're all in
on it?
Anytime again, for another one of our Uber sources. Now this is
completely against all rules of journalism. I do not I It's a
hidden recording hidden microphone on my iPhone. I do
not ask for permission, and I just broadcast it. And I was
thinking, what so doesn't Dateline do that all the time?
And To Catch A Predator? I mean, what is the illegal part of
doing it if you brought Well, I I'm thinking I was thinking
about this. Thank you. Because you saying we don't need trouble
is what I was thinking.
Well, that's one of the things I was thinking while I was
thinking about it. All right. I says this is anonymous. You
didn't never you never identify the guy said from some
nationality, which could be bull crap, by the way. Yeah. Yeah. It
could be from
there's no background I have no, no, you don't know you. The guy
could be. Here's here's how it goes. Here. Go Hello, second.
Yes, is that no agenda? fact checking department is the Uber
driver there. See?
I just want to check and make sure you're actually from
Nicaragua. See? And, okay, thanks a lot. See, we're good to
go. Good to go. See? Ya. So you were thinking about it. And but
in I'm pondering why they call
nonnamous. And because the segment, I think you could make
the argument that we're you never really recorded. This is
all done by local actors. You're good to go. It's just a phony
segment of the show. That's what I'd make that argument. I didn't
get away with it. All right. So proof that you actually did any
of this.
There's no proof, then there's no complaint so far. Now. This
is not I this was a double, maybe a triple whammy. And I'm
on South Congress Avenue. And I descend some FedEx stuff off. So
I'm on the corner in front of the FedEx and here comes my
Uber. And boy am I glad I took Uber because you can't park
anywhere on a Friday or Saturday ends Congress. Here comes my
Uber. And so the Uber driver pulls over and on Congress. I
don't believe it's demark As such yet but we have bicyclists
and other two wheel vehicles driving on what will in the
future be the bike lane. And so the driver pulls over and I get
ready to get in. And, and two guys on a scooter who I guess
we're behind the car or whatever, but there wasn't like
the car, cut them off. Just the car pulled over and then these
guys are yelling at me saying don't do that. Don't do that.
You know, like, like, you're not even allowed to pick someone up
or to pull over for a second. So this time, instead of
air on a motorized scooter
or a scooter or a push, motorized scooter, like a vest,
but type scooter,
you're on a Vesper? bitching, yeah, you get into finger
well, so I was already recording thinking, you know, I'd like to
see if I can get some some of the preamble before I figured
out who somebody is may be interesting. I lucked out
because this all happened while I was getting into the car.
Fuck you.
There he is. There's your podcast here. Alright, they're
like fuck you. Not too loud. I'm gonna come beat me up. Sorry. I
hate that. Mica. Spike. Can you break? Where are you from?
You're not from here.
No, I am not east coast. Russia.
By the way. Her name is Sally. In our actresses name is Sally.
Okay. Now,
I always assume she was from Russia.
I was just listening to the accent I heard I heard a kind of
a New York twang for a second there. And then as she was
talking, I thought maybe Russia. I'll tell you why I looked
because I was sitting right rear seat. She's of course left
front. And I'm thinking she's smoking hot. This is my day.
When when when when when Ukraine now. I'm thinking she might
monitor hot Ukraine girls, but she had dark hair. So I knew I
couldn't be right. But it was the action. I couldn't quite
place it. Ukraine now. Am I warm? No. Okay. You have to say
so now. Now I'm okay.
You gotta go south from here.
Now, it's like,
you could have said the missed opportunity, which is you said,
Am I warm? She said no, you should have said well, you're
hot.
Didn't want to douchebag it immediately.
By the way, these Uber sources segments are purely
informational and for entertainment purposes, and it's
also just to learn about the popular exam like she's an
actual spy. She may be an handler but I'm just curious how
people from different countries are thinking about political and
world and geopolitical events that we discuss on the show. So
when you hear someone's from Nicaragua, what's the first
thing you're gonna say John?
How's the canal doing?
That same thing? But you'll never guess from where south
from Texas you got it. From South America? Nope. Central
you're gonna have to just tell me because I'm out of ideas now.
Usually people immediately when I say Central America, they go
Oh, Costa Rica. No, I'm from
Toronto. Yes. Wow. Hey, how about those Chinese building
that channel? I noticed that messed up Am I Am I smoother
what this is how you do it all no agenda producers should be
doing this because the minute you throw something like that
and her head actually spun around when she's looking in the
rearview mirror Oh, wow. You know about that about the canal?
You know? I
I don't know. I have to read more about it to be honest. But
you know what? It seems like the country's just giving everything
away to the Chinese. Well, they give it away already. Yeah, they
have been for years but also they've been given away
electricity and electric plants are owned by China now. I'm like
well, they got all of Africa so they might as well start moving
into places IHS
you know and then you go with you know, factories and they
like little by little thing just been getting rid of
it. Oh, it's I thought that was interesting. I didn't know about
the electricity. The electrical Chinese,
you know, their model is to get you get hold of the or build
plants totally electrical stuff for them that they can use
infrastructure roads that they can use and then put a little
towns for them. And yeah, there's extra electricity. So it
probably benefits the locals. So I'm sure.
Yeah, they seem real happy about the about the eminent domain
that's going on. It's just
randomly complaining. She's not like, like that nutcase that you
had from Haiti, who was bitching and moaning? Everything
Well, now she talks about her brother.
Well, I think it was like maybe 50
It's hard to hear her brother bought land.
And then he gets a letter saying, Oh, by the way, you
don't own this land. Because what do you mean, I don't own
this land. So you went, you went back, say I'm gonna go with my
paperwork. And you know, he's a citizen where citizens here. So
what he did is he went to the American Embassy and he went to
the Bank of England. And he says, You will not do what you
did back in the 90s to people where you just say, hey, you
know, we, your land is ours, your houses ours?
Eminent domain. So, and,
and so far, so good, okay. And he says, I won't fight it until
I die. You know, it's this land, but they want
it for some Chinese project, probably. So the eminent domain
thing is going on again, which is kind of a cycle for them. And
this is all Ortega is still president. And we talked about
him for a little bit. But yeah, I find Nicaragua to be
interesting.
We made number one country in Central America. And really,
yes, it's great.
I mean, number one country in Central America to go visit for
tourism, scuba diving and surfing. I didn't know this.
I didn't know this. I didn't
question it. Surfing, scuba diving.
And apparently, Chinese restaurants, apparently. But I
guess who's the president? Okay, right.
So why don't you people learn? Yeah, really was. So he was the
one that really, you know, turns that country upside down. I
don't have to thank him for turning it. So upside down that
my mother said, You know what, we're moving. We're getting out
of here. We will not be here. So that was the plus there.
All right. The pluses drove them out, throw them out of the
country. Now the last time I saw a report on that canal and the
problems it's going to cause including going into that big
giant lake in the middle of the country that with all his chips,
which will pollute that's their drinking water that big lake.
Yeah. And so this got a bunch of smoking ships dropping oil and
the rest of it into the drinking waters not going to be good. But
the last time I went well, I see a report Nicaragua is the
poorest of all the countries in Central America. And so this dis
Chinese event is supposed to bring up the standard of living
and that and it appears it's
more than just an event. I mean, they're really they're going to
do it they're following a model as you pointed out, they get the
get the electrical pant plans, get all the industry,
infrastructure, roads infrastructure. So I fell she
really didn't have a lot of information on much more for me
on Nicaragua. So just as you know, just for our own little
jollies, I figured I'd ask her about driving for Uber. Here's a
good looking woman I think she said she had a daughter who was
17 So um, she was in her 30s I guess. And and she loves it. As
she came to Austin there was supposed to be some other gig
for her some some job and that fell through and then her ex
husband said well, why don't you go drive for Uber? They're
opening up in two weeks and she did and she loves it. At least
to an extent.
Two and a half weeks later I was driving you'd like it. I love
it. I never in a million years thought that I will be driving
for a living that crazy is what I do. Yeah. You know why I enjoy
it?
Well your Uber select so you're not hitting a client. Select you
probably also don't pick up on Saturday night on six.
You know why? I? This week has been brutal. I'm not kidding.
Today. I haven't even made and I set it at 10:30am and with me,
you're gonna laugh but I haven't even made 100 bucks
$100 This is five in the afternoon. 100 100 bucks. This
is not so good. I'm not laughing I'm very sad for you
to get big tips. Well, I guess I betcha you tipped your big you
don't tip with Uber oh that's right don't do that if my did my
theory is out the window your mind but I
had another ploy which is coming up first. We'll just finish
about her driving after midnight.
So bad shockingly bad. So so I'm debating whether I should work
after 11 So I haven't done the after the bars close. I don't
think it's probably don't want to do I really don't. Because
this was just gonna be so bad for me. I don't think nothing
good happens after midnight. Awesome. Nicaraguan
wisdom right there nothing good happens after midnight.
I agree with that.
I truly believe that I'll fight to the death believe me. Before
someone
they all fight to the death they're in Nicaragua they like
to fight to the death and Nicaraguans fight a lot to the
number two, I don't want anyone knowing up in my car. Exactly.
That's what What happens that punch line? Right? So and then
of course, here's how you do it here is here I am slick Mr.
Slick. Watch this move you have a card because then yes I do
what I need a car I'll just call you will do the trick. Anytime
you got a nice car you're very nice.
Thank you. Thank you. My name is Adam. Adam. Nice to meet you.
Okay, I got the big the big question
Am I smoother? What?
Okay, this was smooth. You give her a disk?
Yes.
And wait, ah. And I gave her one of those slick new no agenda
Vista Print cards with no agenda on one side and the QR code on
the other. And I'm sorry,
I even thought
Well, she didn't say anything. Well, she didn't say anything
to you because I was always I was going to be under the
complete assumption you had again failed to hand out a disk
when you had the opportunity
my handed out the disk. She looked at it and and then looked
at the card and she went Ah, okay. I don't think she has a CD
player.
She has a CD player.
I don't have I don't have a CD player.
Well, she's got one in the car. You know
modern cars. I don't think that it's an option now. I don't
think they all have a CD players. Anyway, so it's not
that we've learned a little bit from Uber or Uber experience Lee
but
it was enjoyable.
And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in
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note to the other people. You're not my friend anymore.
You can't do that you can't do after you've unfriended them.
They won't see it. All right. My ex is completely blocked me from
Twitter from Facebook.
Oh, that's That's shameful. It's kind of sad. Well, let's see.
What would you I got two things I'm on. I got a little Hillary.
Because of course there's a scandal going on.
Yeah. Now these scandals. I do want to remind everybody I see
lots of tweets about it. I don't know when it comes to the
Clintons having to resubmit their their taxes. And with
that, I mean, the form 994 for the IRS for the Clinton
Foundation. This is something we've been on for years. In
fact, when the when the money for Haiti was being funneled
through the Clinton Foundation, as well as that big one in
Texas, I can't remember. It was where the Bush the Bush has
maintained that one. They were so late with their form 990 They
were beyond the October 16 deadline. And of course they
never ever found any money and there's just all kinds of stuff
going on sketchy, but it's also stuff we've we've looked at
we've laughed that we've suffered and now Oh, and now the
mainstream media is going oh, look at this. Oh, my God, I'm
shocked. I'm shocked. There's all kinds of shenanigans going
on there.
Well, it's becoming an interesting story because she
was supposed to just in a nutshell, I think I may have the
nutshell clip here.
I haven't backgrounder
background or Yeah, that's it. Okay. Not the Armenian
background. The other one?
Let me just double check.
Yeah, Hillary one Hillary
one back. Round back if Beck Brown. Two
news reports out today are raising questions about Hillary
Clinton and the Clinton Foundation. The New York Times
reported a company now known as Uranium One sought approval to
sell control of the company to Russia's Atomic Energy Agency.
The owners of that company donated $2.35 million to the
Clinton Foundation. The State Department headed by Clute
Hillary Clinton at the time signed off on the sale. Also
today Reuters report warded the Clinton Foundation and another
family charity or refiling. At least five annual tax forms due
to errors. The foundation failed to include 10s of millions of
dollars in donations from foreign governments,
spokespeople for Clinton and the Clinton Foundation insists there
is no wrongdoing.
No, there's no run. Over here. Nothing to see. Play Clinton to
get into a deeper into it.
Okay, Clinton. Other list. Yeah.
I'm shocked, shocked to find that tax evasion is going on?
Well, we're joined now by New York Times Washington bureau
chief, and its political editor Carolyn Ryan, and Reuters
reporter Jonathan Allen, who broke the story. And we welcome
broke the story.
Let me go read Psalm 49.
just clarify what that means. The decision second, the story
that story he broke is that there refiling all the forms.
The other one, she's got the big story of the woman who by the
way, when this gets started playing as Oh, this is a Hillary
one. This is she's gonna be defending her. But no, they were
the New York Times is one of the group. I think there's this
concerted effort to derail Hillary's campaign. I think New
York Times is part of it.
I completely agree. I'm seeing the same thing. Then even last
night at the dinner, they were making all kinds of jokes about
Hillary. Now she'll be president right after Israel, donate to
the Clinton Foundation,
a good joke, and its
political editor Carolyn Ryan, and Reuters reporter Jonathan
Allen, who broke the story. And we welcome both of you, Carolyn
Ryan, let me start with you. The New York Times story today does
describe a Canadian, a wealthy Canadian businessman. He's the
chairman of this company that owns significant uranium mining
interests in the United States. He also happens to be making
huge large donations to the Clinton Foundation's, and then
it turns to the move by the Russian Atomic Energy Agency to
by controlling interest in that company. So listen from there.
Well, the the nub, essentially, the ethical issue here is that
this panel, US government panel, was overseeing and had to sign
off on the steel. And the donations that you speak of,
were not disclosed by the Clintons as they agreed to do as
part of the agreement that they set up with the Obama
administration, when Mrs. Clinton became Secretary of
State. So it was multimillion dollar contributions that were
not disclosed, leading up to this key vote on whether the
steel could go through.
And what is the Clinton what is the Clinton campaign? What is
the Clinton Foundation, saying We do have one statement that I
guess they put out late this afternoon with regard to the
Russian effort, which was successful to buy a controlling
interest in this company and said Hillary Clinton herself did
not participate in the review or direct the State Department to
take any position on the sale of Uranium One this company is that
pretty much all they've said?
Well, they have been some of their answers have been quite
general. And they haven't answered a lot of our direct
questions. This panel is one of the few in the United States
government in the federal government that is actually
exempt from public records. So we're not able to get any notes
or minutes of these
when which which panel is that which
I don't know, some panelists competitive thing when there's
someone foreign companies going to take over an American
company, I guess, Chris's has some there's some panel that
looks at it. So yes, it's okay. But it's directed by the State
Department. Hillary says none of that has happened. Just a
coincidence that the guy who owned the company and wanted to
sell it to the Russians, that was throwing money at the
Clinton Foundation, for instance. And and what the
Russians bought, by the way, this makes us interesting. They
bought the Russians bought 20% of our American Uranium
reserves. Yeah.
Oh, this is how it goes. Coincidence?
I think not of our direct questions. This panel is one of
the few in the United States government in the federal
government that is actually exempt from public records. So
we're not able to get any notes or minutes of these proceedings,
and we don't know a lot about the deliberations on the panel.
So they have they have not provided us with a lot of
information about what went on within the State Department
about that, you know,
so this kind of reporting you rarely see from American
journalists. In fact, if this is the kind of thing you see on
what does that blog that Russian blog the sacre you know what I
mean that yeah, I get that. Yeah, it's, this is borderline
arty stuff. This kind of they just don't do that kind of
research. So this is this is being this is a setup.
Well, I believe there's something to it whatever the
case we have, and I said it again. We have JUDY WOODRUFF
here trying to deciding to sync the thing. And this is a clip
for I'm going to skip clip three.
Wait a minute, Judy Woodruff is trying to sync the story to
protect Hillary.
That's my guess if and I'm gonna give you the evidence of how I
feel this way. Okay, she brings up now this whole thing actually
didn't begin with the New York Times. I don't you wouldn't
think it began with this book that hasn't really been released
yet by this guy. He's a conservative, right? Very good
investigative reporter. Everybody thinks he's, he knows
what he's doing. He's not like a phony.
And from the times as he from the times,
oh, no, I don't know where he's from. But he's legit as all I
can tell you that the guy wrote the book. George Bush family
books. Oh,
he wrote not him. But his guy like oh, like Russ Baker. You
mean,
Baker? Yeah. So this guy is Shandler. They name him in the
in this in the clip. But they but the woman from the New York
Times name is Judy. Doesn't name him which I find suspicious. She
would say she she asked a question. I'm going to tell you
how this goes. So you can hear it without having to analyze it.
Judy says Well, isn't this all because the conservative writer
and she emphasizes the word conservative. When this guy's a
book writers investigative reporter she doesn't say
investigative reporter she calls conservative writer as though
there's an agenda with it not even naming the guy because you
know, in the meeting is, oh, don't name him, then people can
look him up and they might buy the book. Can't do that. Peter
Schweitzer, Schweitzer she won't name me. She says he's a
conservative, right? And she throws this question and she's
is this just from that guy? And the woman from the New York
Times rightly says, well, here's what happened. The guy's book.
Yes, we looked at the book. And we said, we looked at the book
because he had all kinds of leads that we could follow. And
we use those leads. And then she continues with. And in fact,
that book was derived from an original New York Times story in
2008. So it was the New York Times who gave the book writer
the idea. And then the book writer had a bunch of leads that
they could use in their story. And Judy just didn't say
anything after that. It's called
Clinton cash the book. Very no agenda title. A Peter Schweitzer
is the guy's name. And it's not out yet. I guess this is all
perfect. Perfect promotion. If someone would mention your name
and the book,
I want to come back to you quickly, Carolyn Ryan, a part of
the New York Times story today. It did say that some of the
information in the piece was based on reporting done by a
conservative writer who's come out with a new book about the
Clintons. How much of the New York Times reporting was
dependent on that?
I would characterize that book as really, almost a tip sheet or
reporting leads the two reporters at the time who got
involved in this, we have Joe Becker, who's a Pulitzer Prize
winner, Mike McIntyre, a Pulitzer finalist, just this
week. They did dozens of interviews that gathered a lot
of records. And so they really went deep. This is very
intricate and difficult reporting, tracing this money.
And they really did a lot of original reporting. And I would
just note that this whole story began, actually, in 2008, with a
story that Joe Becker did about the Kazakhstan uranium deal. So
Peter Schweitzer, the author, the conservative author was sort
of following Joe Becker.
So this guy is interesting. Peter front Srivatsa, American
author, academic and political consultant, currently the
president of the Government Accountability Institute. What
is that? Yeah,
we got to get out, look it up while you're in rehab, and
look at the board of directors while you're at it. He's a
former William J. Casey, research fellow at the Hoover
Institution, also a Breitbart News senior editor at large,
which is where it really makes some cash. His bibliography
interesting. Here's some of the books he's written since 1992
friendly spies, how Americans allies are using economic
espionage to steal our secrets. Victory, the Reagan
administration's secret strategy that hasten the collapse of the
Soviet Union? Well, this guy should know all about what's
going on now. The next war which he wrote with Caspar Weinberger,
Disney the mouse betrayed greed, corruption and children at risk.
Well, that's gonna be that's almost as good as my pipelines
and pedophiles. Yes, a goodie Reagan's war the epic story was
40 years struggling final triumph over communism, the
Bush's, a portrait of a dynasty co authored with Rochelle
Schweitzer maybe his wife, do as I say not as I do profiles and
liberal hypocrisy chain of command again with Caspar
Weinberger, makers and tears and makers and takers. Why
conservatives work harder to feel happier have closer
families take fewer drugs give more generously, value honesty
more or less materialistic, envious whine less and even hug
their children more than liberals. Yeah, yeah, I would
say he's a conservative author. Architects of Ruin how a gang of
radical activist and liberal politicians destroyed trillions
of dollars in wealth in pursuit of social justice. I'd like to
read that one. Throw them all out how politicians and their
friends get rich off insider stock tips. This guy has no
agenda of land deals cronyism, that would send the rest of us
to prison that was 2011 extortion, how politicians
extract your money by votes and line their own pockets. And then
finally, Clinton cash the untold story of how and why foreign
governments and businesses helped make Bill and Hillary
rich? Yeah, this is a good time.
His operation the Government Accountability Institute is not
a pack of bull crap in the bag is just it's basically him and a
few other guys setting up shop as a place to receive tips for
eventual news stories. It's asking for whistleblowers so it
seems to be all is really doing. Let's see the end your tips here
and I click on it saying whether they're using Patreon and know
whether they want tips
according to the book of knowledge. In July 2014, they
reported the $1 billion in school lunches is thrown away
each year. In December 2013 analysis see Obama's public
scheduled shows 01 on one meetings between Obama and then
Secretary of human and Health Services, Kathleen Sebelius,
taken down Obamacare, and 2012 released a report claiming
Barack Obama can take campaign had been illegally soliciting
foreign donations, which is true credit card donations from
overseas big one, right. All right. Well, let's look at this
sounds like a book I want to read. Although it's not like I'm
gonna be so surprised. And quite honestly, I'm very sad about
this. Because, you know, you know what all this means with
this takedown stuff. I mean, there's only one thing that can
stop a full blown media audit of the of the Clinton Foundation's
finances. There's only one thing
to the head. Bill's got to go. Oh, yeah, well, time again. So
I'm watching Bill. He was talking, I think, at George
Washington, University of Georgetown, one of the two. And
it was on C span. I did watch this much. And he is talking.
He's a great speaker, I have to say, I mean, he really has the
honest, enthralled and you see all these old middle aged women.
They got their panties in a bunch. They're They're, they're,
they're staring up at him nighties Jesus Christ and
they're holding their hands together, and they're in a kind
of a ball and and very slowly, you know, moving their hands, I
will tell you the story about Patricia and Bill Clinton, my
first wife, Patricia,
no, will you can we all take a break from my tail. And just for
now? Yeah, we were in the Waldorf Astoria in New York, and
I can't remember what it was for. We're in New York for a
couple days, although we were living in Europe at the time.
And her bridge in her mouth had broken or come loose, she needed
to go get some glue. This is a great story. And it was really
like a big gap, you know, on the like, the front teeth and then
one to two or three over. So you know, not a pretty sight. So she
and I think we were doing the show. This is why I'm so sure we
talked about this. This is years and years ago. We do stuff I
don't remember either. So she goes down, she comes back up and
she's like, Oh my God, you know what just happened? So what I
got in the elevator, and it was Bill Clinton and two Secret
Service guys. And Bill was looking down on the shoes five,
three, and Bill is well over six feet. He's gone. Hey, little
lady. He was totally hitting on her. And then she goes high and
she smiles. But she forgot she didn't ever bridge in just this
big gap to the high anyway.
That story could have been better.
Yeah, it could. It could have been better, but that's all I
got. That's
funny. Well, I'm watching him speak as skinny as a rail. And
he's like, the just looks bad. And his left hand is shaking
like a leaf. No, he's not a nervous guy.
Remind me I have something to say about this.
I would suggest that he is getting somebody I think we as
long pauses worries,
okay, I have to tell you know, I've I've researched this and I
figured out what this may be. And I think we have to play
Quick eight seconds of the last time, which was Thursday when he
said something goofy.
ISIS is a terrorist organization, an NGO?
So Dr. John McDougall, MD wrote a piece and he says we need to
understand and show some compassion for Bill Clinton. He
is suffering according to this doctor from a consequence of
heart bypass Post surgery and it has a name. It's called pump
head pu MP pump head. Brain damage during bypass surgery is
so common hospital personnel refer to it as pump head. I
think we just call them pump head all the time. The primary
cause is embolize produced during surgery from clamping the
aorta from the heart lung machine. This machine pumps
blood to keep the patient alive while the heart is stopped
during the operation. Unfortunately, this pump also
introduces toxic gases fat globules, globules, and bits of
plastic debris. They should stop that into the bloodstream of the
patient under anesthesia. Once they're in the bloodstream.
These particles migrate to the brain where they can clog Kalp
capillaries, capillaries and prevent adequate amounts of
blood and oxygen oxygen from flowing to the brain. All
patients experienced brain envelope during surgery surgery,
but for many the damage is permanent. And the what this
looks like is they say mental emotional decline. Confusion.
This sounds like a spot on analysis to me.
What we're seeing is some evidence of it. This shaking I
don't know if that's part of this. But he's got his left hand
is shaking. Noticeably.
I'm sure there's trills it's gonna check in in a minute.
She'll tell me what's going on.
And I just was kind of taken aback by it. If he uses his left
hand as a for points of emphasis, and he will commonly
Hold it. Hold it steady, outward. Oh, right. And it
handshake sad. And it's shaking, which makes me wonder what's
going on with this guy? I mean, we'll see but might be better.
No, it got bad. I have mixed feelings about going on about
this potential of him being murdered. Why? I don't know. I
just feel it. I think it's morbid. Well, it's very
morbid, but it's a red book entry and come on. The Clintons
have killed so many of their friends Reza kill each other. In
a duel to the death what?
What will be interesting in this scenario, is it Bill killed her
first.
Oh, man, you imagine what happened to Hillary? Oh, I don't
know. Unfortunate. She fell off the balcony. So do you have a
clip of him or now there's nothing in this clip. It was
just it was a very good speech. Making a lot of you know,
classic liberal points about why think Oh, I do actually do have
a clip of him talking about Bill Gates. Because it was just like
he's talking about the better people that are doing this as
the visit clip as the Clinton and he's talking about all these
great leaders and how their vision is sing singular and
simple and all the rest of it. And by the way, and all the
essays talking through this clip. This is Clinton in the
Gates Foundation clip, as he's talking think one thing only the
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has one of the
largest stake holders in the correction Corporation of
America, where they're where they hold prisoners, but for
profit prisons, and
give you another example. Bill and Melinda Gates
postop. Go back to that beginning and listen to aces.
I'll give you another example. Then you hear his mouth is got
some it's got some sort of muddy goo in his mouth. And throughout
his speech he kept hearing I can't even make the noise away.
Yeah, it's those
white it's those white strings that are in the corner was
really crappy. Yeah, spit them.
Yeah. And the corners of a mouse are probably dark with like
residue. theater of the mind, ladies and gentlemen is what do
we do?
And give you another example.
That's his mouth. Yes, almost sounds like a script cracklings.
Bill and Melinda Gates, they have a simple vision. Their
vision is that every life has equal value. And therefore we
should create a world where people have equal chances.
That's their vision sample.
Now, their vision is to kill people,
they have a strategy. We got a lot of money. And we're gonna
invest it to achieve that vision. But we're gonna invest
it through people who do things that we can't do. We don't want
to hire 100,000 people to implement all these things we
find we want to kill them. So for example, Melinda Gates and
Hillary recently announced before she left the foundation
that they were going to the oldest data research they've
done on the condition of women and disparities in the end
conditions of women and men in the United States and around the
world. He needs to change the pH balance of his oral Orpheus
something he needs a drink some just wash his mouth. Whenever
they can he did throughout that you could hear it, you're going
to know Yeah, they see where they want equality in all
prisons. And they want to imprison most of the men and
women and then that we get an equal footing in the prison. I
don't know what what he's talking about. I thought their
main thing was to improve health care for the for Africans, so
they wanted malaria. Now it's prisons and this is
the robber barons is the same thing. We're fabulously wealthy,
and we're going to go make the world better place for
everybody, but really just making it better for us. You
know, reminding that reminds me when I walked to, not you to
when I walked to Joe's coffee here, which is a old school
Austin kind of cafeteria. Yeah, coffee sandwiches, alcohol.
There's always right by the violet crown theatre outside.
There's always two people from Planned Parenthood. And you
know, I always have a spiffy answer, but they they tricked me
yesterday. Saw me come in. Yeah. So I have to go there almost
every single day. So I'm going to I'm going to do the following
after explain. So yeah, walk with us. So how about Nicolas
Cage? That's his opening line. And I was taken aback and I
said, I save plenty of children. Thank you very much. But the
next time I'm going to interview them. And I'm going to ask if
they know who Margaret Sanger is. I get into the eugenics
thing. I
think this would be good. Yeah, I'm
really I'm really excited about that. So I was eating my
sandwich. I thought that's what I got to do. Do you know
Margaret saying I bet you they don't?
They do. Oh, yeah. I'll dive right here. We got another one
of these bets we make,
which I usually when
you do you usually when you win a lot of these bets. It's very
annoying. In this case, I will say and I'll put it down.
They're going to know who she is. They're just not going to
have the complete backstory.
Right? They won't know about eugenics. I'll see if I can blow
their minds. Their mind blow their minds. I tell you, I'm
gonna try and try
and they're gonna say to you, I can do it. I see this whole
thing coming.
I'm gonna say Do you know Margaret Sanger is they're gonna
say yes, I'll be the guy. Do you know that she before Planned
Parenthood? She was the the director of the Eugenics Society
of America. Do you know eugenics stands for? Do you know what
that is? Know what the eugenics society? Did you know they
sterilized? A man in California? This is
exaggerated. And do you know, right wingers throw at us all
the time. You're like that fifth guy today? You know, okay, we
know the story has been told to us a million times. So what do
you have to add to this conversation? Whoever you are,
that's where I take a twist. That's where I say, the Bruce
Jenner transition coming out, is a genius move. And I'll tell you
why. Because we know the elites of the world want less people,
no matter what we hear the United Nations head honcho a
woman. That's an official title of climate than is she's above
the IPCC, an organization saying oh, we have to balance it, but
we definitely need less human beings as people, less people.
And I would say I hear many complete liberals in Austin who
say, Well, you know, really, we just need less people. These are
usually people who have no kids, by the way. And this Bruce
Jenner thing I am so all for it, because look, they want to have
less people in the world, and they could go kill us with
vaccines and VO chemtrails. Why not just let the 30% of
Americans who have gender or sexuality identity issues, just
let them all be gay. Everybody's happy everybody gets off. No
kids are born. It achieves the same thing. I think it's got a
good 35 Maybe even 35 40% Who will choose an alternative
lifestyle and are being encouraged to do so encouraged
to get in touch with their feelings. And I believe this
Bruce Jenner, which I thought was fantastic. I watched it with
Christina which is relevant. I thought it was fantastic. It was
completely orchestrated ABC with Good Morning America. The next
day or the next Good Morning America would be the exclusive
interview and of course there'll be another event and that event
will be when we finally are at when it is unveiled to us what
her name will be and what she will be looking like.
And of course the the reality TV show which he entered in an
absolutely semi announced it's called the documentary with the
Kardashians long enough he now knows how to do it. You And he
figures gonna make a fortune. He's got a book coming out which
was plugged on the show. And then he else he made her commit
to bringing him back on in one year for further promotion of
the reality show for season
two or season two.
Yeah, for season two. Now I want to start this week. This is the
biggest scam I've ever seen now so I recorded lots of it and I
said, I only came up with and I pulled back from the actually
because we you actually brought I think the point you just made
is good enough. But I pulled back but there was a couple of
clips I still had to throw out. Okay, because I thought they
were they were interesting clips. This is the great
interviewer Diane Sawyer, asking some poignant question.
What do you think she was drunk? No, no. That would have made him
that would have made it better.
It would have been but but it was bad enough that I'm gonna
play these three clips. You're gonna see what I'm talking
about. Jet. This is the diagram. I have two Gen threes. Played
Jenner three, the dad. Okay.
The man sitting next to his mother at the Olympics, was his
dad, the athlete. The war veteran Omaha Beach fifth
battalion. He died 14 years ago. I had asked general about him
back in Los Angeles, to put your dad say if he were still here
so that was that that was a
beauty. That wasn't a beauty,
beauty. And then we have this one. This is the other gender
three the song question, another great interview technique.
So you can reemerge
as myself. How simple is that? Isn't that great?
Give a song that you play over and over again in your head and
this moment.
Yeah, and it was she's a lady. Whoa.
Why would anybody that is is dancer roaming around town
singing the songs to herself at that,
I believe with the way I saw it is in a certain point. She says
if you are me, what question would you ask that is this that
is a sign of a an interviewer who is out of ideas and is not
getting what she wants. She wanted something.
And I thought there's one last little clip, the shameless Joe
clip, I believed that this was the mockery, the self mockery of
the whole interview and the whole situation. And it was I
believed it was sexist. It was had everything wrong with it.
And it was insulting. And I didn't even care about any of
this. I thought this was like a guy. You know, who cares? I
don't care about Bruce Jenner, and what he wants to do if he
wants to live as a woman or not. But this I thought this was
very, I thought this was subtly kind of sick and insulting.
As we leave you tonight. We hope we can all talk together about
how we try to understand each other. And we wanted you to know
so many people who don't Bruce Jenner sent us messages. His
Olympic teammates on the decathlon said they wish him
well and will always count him as a friend and Nikolai Arvind
off the Soviet athlete. He defeated at the Olympics, said
to us he has no problem with how Bruce wants to live his life and
jokingly added How could I have lost to a woman?
I snorted.
Did that last show to your snorting now? Yeah,
I gotta stop. Yes. Well, there was the thing I pulled out of
it, which is what I saw. I watched this with Christina and
it's relevant. Christina who came out a couple years ago and
her last long term relationship was with a transgendered person.
So she I think she's pretty qualified to comment on this.
And so the first thing she said is when she saw Jenner sister,
she said, Oh my God, that's a Republican lesbian. She has a
written all over, which I thought was pretty interesting.
And of course, this was a this was more shocking than anything
particularly to Diane Sawyer. He actually was
the first one to say the actual word transgender. I will
certainly give him credit for that. But not to get political.
I've just never been a big fan of kind of more on the
conservative side. Are you a Republican,
the Republican?
And he looks around. Yeah, hello. Are you a complete moron?
Diane, are you a complete idiot? You didn't see this? Did you
interviewed a sister come on?
Is that a bad thing? I believe in
No, no, no, no, no, no, it's just no no, no, it's just the
Republicans are anti gay, you know, and her brain is smoke
coming out of her ears John, she couldn't figure out what to do
with this
may be unsettling, unsettling for some people in the
conservative wing of the Republican Party.
Stereotype Why don't you
really really care lane?
That's stereotype to rip publican So Christina Washington
to vote Democrat when Hillary runs,
Christina watches with me and she said she felt the entire
thing was incredibly patronizing. And I said, Well,
is that just because you already know all this stuff and you're
part of the community? She says, no, no, this is the way you you
teach people in grade school said it was it was so obvious.
She was completely very, she loves Bruce. And she learned and
thanked him for his courage. But she thought the entire setup by
ABC was really, really patronizing. Really trying to
teach the stupid retarded American public something.
I asked why I think they had that joke at the end that I
pointed out is that that was sexist.
And I'll take your word for it. I bet I agree. I there was so
much education going on about it and like, and you know, I'm with
you. This is a private matter, but okay, whatever you wanna do,
I don't care.
Okay, he just wants to make bank on it. Because that reality show
he knows what kind of money those Kardashians have made.
They made. I mean, he got some.
Let me say what taka this. This is, of course, a phenomenal
story. There's I mean, I remember Bruce Jenner, the
Olympics Montreal and he was he was he was in he was like Tony
Stark. I mean, he was handsome he kicked ass he was just he was
amazing at what he embodied Americana and the other thing
I'll say is in the world in general I believe the United
States is a lot more accepting than we get credit for were seen
as the big evil anti gay anti anything but the norm all you
know, we're second to Russia, crazy nut jobs. And there's only
12 or 13 states left who are yet to recognize same sex marriage
and again, this is all part of it. I mean it I mean, first of
all, I don't care it's all fine. Wherever you want to do. deep
deep popularization Yes. Not deep pocket. Isn't not the the
popularization depopulation the
the population, it's, I believe it'd be way
better than killing people.
Yeah, which we'll talk about in a little while with the Armenian
Genocide, which is being misreported left and right, I
want to talk about that. But let's play the rest of these
clips. Because this became a barrage under which you kind of
backs you up in your idea that this is part of a scheme let's
make you know this turn everyone into like not reproducing as
much as we can. And so we have all these stories that show up
on all outlets I'm
telling is at least 35% that have not come to terms with
their gender identity or sexuality. I think this will
spur it on this is this is this is very sad because I don't know
who's going to be taking care of me when I'm old and decrepit,
because we'll have no kids working but okay. At least the
earth will be safe.
The earth will play the transgender transgenderism on
news our one now it
turns to the first and occasional series on changing
attitudes about being transgender in America. A new
survey from the Human Rights Campaign shows more Americans
22% say they know or personally work with a transgender person.
That's up 17% from a year ago, Hari Sreenivasan has a story of
one person's transition and his efforts to change thinking and
perceptions. The soccer fields at Choate Rosemary Hall in
Connecticut turned into an outdoor classroom of sorts this
past Sunday, high schoolers from area boarding schools gathered
for the fifth annual conference on sexual minorities and
straight supporters or smash
it's really nice to see that written into the rulebook into
the rulebook yeah smashed Wait a minute. This mass yeah
sexual I don't know what it means. I couldn't find any
reference to it. They just threw in this story
that was wasn't SMAD I thought it was mass smash
playbacks mas S M A S or a baby two s's. roll that back
a little bit. I never heard of this. I want to know what do
we have to always make gonna
say they now are personally worked with a transgender
person. That's up 17% from a year ago. Hari Sreenivasan has
the story of one person's transition and his efforts to
change thinking and perceptions. The soccer fields at Choate
Rosemary Hall in Connecticut turned into an outdoor classroom
of sorts this past Sunday, high schoolers from area boarding
schools gathered for the fifth annual conference on sexual
minorities and straight supporters or smash it's
really nice to see that written into the rulebook
smash M S M A S S however, if I look at the Urban Dictionary SM
a SS smash the act of rubbing the sweat from your ass then
smacking someone in the face with the same hand that goes is
there some shock there smash going on here? For
local news stories we have like gender, the gender and
depression is another load. This is all piling on in terms of
getting the public.
Get people on some more good pharmaceutical pills, man.
Yeah, that's the bonus,
kids aren't the same on the inside as they present on the
outside. That's because research shows children who are forced to
conform to gender stereotypes are five times more likely to be
depressed four times as likely to attempt suicide or use drugs,
and twice as likely to contract HIV.
Gender is a really unique thing to each person that
unfortunately, and our system has been put into these really
rigid boxes of male and female boy and girl that on an
increasing level don't work for a lot of
people. No one knows just how many children struggle with
their gender. But Joel Baum says the number of schools looking
for help is growing.
By the way, something else Christina said, which I have to
just remember. So she's there's consensus now because she talked
with all our friends here in Austin. And so Bruce is, for all
intents and purposes straight. And they continuously said,
Diane continuously said in her voice over gender identity has
nothing to do with sexual preference. But pretty much
everybody here in the CC the Christina community, agreed that
he'll flip. And he'll be he'll get it once. Once he's
transitioned. He'll be in the dudes. Switch, she said. And, by
the way,
it was kind of brought up into TED is he might he might be
he might be really cute. As a woman. I'm thinking I'm thinking
he might be pretty good looking
shy, but not Z. Bang. It looks like a Berkeley chick, Max.
Little little vocal fry. And hey, Betty. Oh, well,
of course, we have this new study showing that a lot of the
chemicals in the environment are actually and I think they're
Yes, like the plastic bottles also blow that BPA, whatever
that was, but the big one, and I will have some clips from this,
I just have never been able to clip it properly. But in 2002, a
Berkeley professor found that Atrazine turns male frogs into
female frogs to the point where they actually produce a eggs.
And where do we where do we find Atrazine?
It's one of the nation's top selling weed killers. Isn't
Monsanto product on males? It turns males into women.
This is well, this plays right into my theory. Okay. Is this a
Monsanto product?
No. Let's find out. If it would say it's a What's the name of
that company? It's not Ogg Vorbis. It is Novartis,
Novartis, they change your name to something else. But there's a
professor here at Cal, who did a study and found all these
anomalies because he was sent to work on him because they knew
something was wrong with this stuff. And as soon as he
discovered all these things that he was, he was they pulled the
money, they sent out a hit team to defame the poor guy. And all
this stuff's been going on ever since. And it's like nobody's
whatever, serving the needs of the elites.
And do we play this guy from Harvard?
No guy from Harvard is another. I don't have the clip. So I'm
working on getting some clips. Discussion. Well, guy from
Harvard is a dickless. Guy. Who is because he's a woman.
And oh, hold on a second. Wait a minute.
There's nothing to hold on about. He's a guy. He's
ridiculous guy. Because he is a guy. There is no doubt about it.
If you see him, he looks like a guy. And when he talks, he talks
like a guy. He just stipulate so
he's transgendered from woman to man. Yes. And he's
decided not to get these guys to go any further. He hasn't had,
you know, whatever they do to put a new phallus on him. So
he's got a vagina. And but if you met the guy, and hung out
with him, you wouldn't think anything other than me. This is
a good example of possibly, you know, I mean, this is I think
one of the better examples of a guy who is a guy who just
happens to be in a woman's body, and he just decided to go and I
liked a
Navy SEAL that went from male to female.
Yeah, that seems more common than this but just listen to
this guy and tell me that there's no there's not an
indication in a million years with a lot of those guys are
talking about like the seal probably. They look like guys
and drag. They never looked like women. Ah, that's not true. Some
of them do. I'm agreeing, but most of them don't. They look
like guys in drag. I don't care. You can you can go through 20
pictures with you and you tell me I'm not right on this. This
guy is a guy.
You must be looking at different websites than I do.
I can look at any websites. Except for though you know
there's there are spectacular looking transsexual women. Yes,
I'm not gonna say that but just go to the average you know, just
look around more or you'll and I, you won't give me the
numbers.
I really don't spend my time looking around and see wow. This
is a topic of conversation. Yes. Which by the way, this
conversation, the way we're talking, never ever, ever in 100
million years will you'd have this on mainstream.
No, we won't. You won't because they are dominated by
advertisers that are corrupt they woman on the
and you can't have you can't just have a conversation in the
correspondents dinner couldn't even say anything bad about NBC.
Exactly. Harvard guy,
yeah, Harvard guy, and to see the words like gay, lesbian,
bisexual transgender students that, oh, they exist. It seems
like the simplest thing in the world. But it can be Alex Meyers
was one of the speakers when he's the first conference
presenter to be transgender. And he uses his life story as a way
of educating others about transgender issues.
I was pretty much a normal little girl.
Alex grew up as Alice in the small rural town of Parris,
Maine, he went to boarding school at Phillips Exeter
Academy in New Hampshire. And in the summer, between his junior
and senior years came out as transgender of first for the
school. In 1996. He was also the first openly transgender student
to attend Harvard University. And he worked to change the
university's non discrimination clause to include gender
identity.
I wish that uh, but of course, in my theory, it'll never happen
because the idea is less people but I wish an equal amount of
time and effort and energy and resources and money was put into
saving the poor of the United States who are on the street
rioting, not because they're mad that a white cops killed a black
kid. No, they're poor. They're starving. They have nothing left
to do nothing. And there's this fake screen of fantastic economy
and of joblessness, lowest ever know, people are suffering,
suffering, put some put some money and effort into that. This
is fine, too. It's all good.
This is your right. This is a bunch of bull. This is private
matters. If you're
for big profit, private matters for profit for ABC and Disney
TV, Disney is fine, Ryan Seacrest and all it's fine.
That's fine. It's totally fine. And I understand the agenda. But
it becomes so clear what you really do it. Ignore the poor
people who usually have a color skin. But there's more poor
white people in America
or white and yeah, poor.
I think black people black Americans are. They're pissed
off. And they're pissed, you know? And think about that. I
mean, I can't really imagine it. But imagine I was black and my
president was black and shit just got worse. What are you
going to do? You know, and what are you going to do?
Now? The good news and all this fucked? Sorry. It's really in
this thing with the transgenderism? And then
population control? Yeah. Is this Atrazine product that was
talking about?
There's something something good about?
It's used extensively on golf courses. Now, I don't know about
you, but I think if we need any population control, we need less
golfers. Yeah, there you go. That's pretty good.
Well, the thing that I take a little bit of issue with, and
because I fall, I'm fall, I'm interested. I grew up in
Amsterdam, and I am completely open minded liberal about it. I
like to generous at all. I want just people have an open mind.
And I think America can do that. And yeah, on Facebook, people
will yell and scream and shout and whatever. But I think it's I
really truly believe it's a minority. And I love that he
said he's a Republican that just was icing on the cake. But
there's this concept of trying to help children transition
early on in life. Very early, and I know so many parents whose
kids it's not abnormal for boys when they're growing up to want
to play with cook sets and do girly things. It doesn't
necessarily mean that they are born in the wrong body. No, it
looks like fun. That's why they want to do it. Yeah, it's not
because girls want to have fun little boys want to have fun.
And
but this is from very early age, and this is a lot of these new
stories that I see. Let's, let's let's help them transition into
who they really are early or like there's also
these. There's these Berkeley style women who always like to
play with dolls make them wear a dress, right? I mean, they
promote the idea and the kids are all screwed up. He's wearing
a dress for no apparent reason. It was just hey, you shouldn't
be wearing a dress. Oh, you shouldn't be telling me gender
identification issues. I can wear a dress if I want to
because my mother told me to exactly cuz she wants to be in a
dress rush. cuz it's a mess isn't no good. And these are all
your Austin liberals by the Yes. Oh, absolutely.
So there's a lot of mind control taking place on our children.
And I do want to warn for this not because I'm against any, any
choices any person makes, it's very easy to suggest things and
put people on path that they may later regret. I just see tons
and tons of mind control and actually got a this is an
interesting clip from I'm going somewhere with this. Unless you
have more about I think I'm kind
of Oh no, I got nothing. You're on your own.
This is a kid show. It's called Bubble Guppies. And this entire
Bubble Guppies episode is well, you'll get the idea.
Excuse me, sir. Oh,
is there a problem officer?
I'm afraid there is. It's against the law to sing and swim
upside down? Well, purple, sir. And you're bumping into things.
I'm afraid I'm going to have to give you a ticket.
Tickets are a reminder that you have to follow the rules. There
you go.
For the most idiotic things. Tickets are a reminder, you've
got to follow the rules.
Follower. So if the rule is that we have to do it, then I'll do
it. I'm a rule follower. Right. What do you do?
Are you a rule follower, we are certainly not rule followers
here. So there's this this programming going on. And I just
don't think that's the correct way to talk about the police.
And there's a lot of strange worship in this cartoon about
law enforcement. And this leads me to Bill Nye the Science Guy
who is not a scientist, he's an engineer was an electrical
engineer.
I don't recall. Maybe you should look that up. They will, as a
part of Earth Day. And this is only just coming out now. He had
a sit down chat with President Obama in Florida. Of all the
people who gets to be the conduit, the bridge to the
public about climate change. This guy I mean, the credibility
factor is far far to be found. And but he's, he's so hyped up.
He's so excited. He's just brimming. He's bristling. He's
who he's just just his whole body feels good about it. You
can see it, as he does the intro to this on the White House
driveway.
Bill Nye back from our trip to Florida, the President, I had a
very nice conversation about climate change, science,
education, it's education for girls, and especially the future
of the US. As a guy born in the US as a patriot. I'm just
delighted that we are all working together really at last
on addressing climate change. So that we can dare I say it,
change the world, check out our conversation,
change the world. He's a patriot.
I like that. He's a mechanical engineer,
mechanical engineer, is that a scientist?
An engineer and a scientist, I believe are not the same. Okay?
Now here is this culture to a mathematician and a scientist,
per se, O says to do experiments, right? Therefore he
barely does nothing about computer modeling.
Well, that's my point exactly is that all of the climate change.
Theorem are built on computer models that are consistently
wrong. In fact, just to accentuate that, here is a CBS
News report with an actual approved climate scientists who
was a part of the IPCC
the ban tobacco eruptions of Chile's mouth Calbuco. Less than
24 hours of each other came with little warning, forcing the
evacuations of nearly 4500 residents but scientists are
watching closely for a different reason. volcanic gases have been
shown to have a cooling effect. The massive eruption of Mount
Pinatubo in 1991 lowered global temperatures by as much as one
degree, but they say even smaller eruptions like this one
in Chile can also make a difference. It's like a mirror.
Allegra. LeBron is a climate expert with NASA lets these
gases make it to the stratosphere. They're converted
into particles that literally reflect the sunlight and prevent
the sunlight from coming into the Earth's surface and warming
it up. This is a mock component of why we're not as warm today
as a climate models predicted we would be seven years ago.
Ah, gee, so she admits that the outcome of the predictions are
incorrect. Currently, that's the first time I've heard it on a
mainstream. I think somebody screwed up to let her on it
shouldn't Yeah, we'll never hear from her again. So here is the
the plan the setup, as Bill Nighy and the president, the
president If he's not really being interviewed, he actually
turns it around immediately and starts interviewing him, which
is always a bad sign. If you're a true media professional,
you're interviewing someone, but it was more a chat. And this is
all about getting them early
scientific literacy generally, and encouraging young people to
be excited about science. You're the Science Guy. This is your
demographic. your people, your peeps, as they say,
as your peeps is your peeps. It's your pee
all the time on getting young people excited about science.
What have you learned about what works? And why do you think it
is that our schools are not more successful in getting kids
excited about science, technology, engineering, math
stem, particularly when it comes to girls, but also when it comes
to?
Because it's boring? That's why girls don't want to do is
boring, African Americans
and Hispanics. But where do you think things are breaking down?
Because kids naturally are curious, they love tooling
around and figuring stuff out what happens?
Well, our problem we have you have to invest in science
education and very compelling research. 10 years old, is about
as old as you can be, to get the so called lifelong passion for
science.
Now, is this true? John? Is it after 10? You can influence a
child is that a general generally acknowledged fact I
never heard
this. And it
might be it seems to me it's about as old as you can be to
get a lifelong passion for anything right? Like when did
you want i don't
know i got a lifelong passion for amateur radio for flying all
kinds of stuff.
Way to Amateur Radio One was recent
lead change things.
I'm I might be I was kind of late bloomer, I think it was
until I was like 45
when he was chosen by the elites, but he didn't hear it is
this is this is the bit where they actually come out and say,
if you want
to catch kids around 10 years before,
and it's easy,
right? It's easy. Yeah, catch him catching a little critters
is
the thing we want from my side. But we want science in every
group every day in every grade. Sure. So there's a huge
opportunity for us because teaching science elementary
level is very inexpensive.
Yeah, I believe we recommend some other things like music and
pasting stuff and woodworking and draw reading, drawing stuff
and having all kinds of
kicking the ball. You're gonna ball is probably more valuable
than anything kicking the ball
kicking the ball now you got to Catch him, catch those kids
early, Catch him, catch him and program them, which is okay.
Fine for me. And then the final clip here in which the President
and we've gone from
global waterways Bill Nighy guy according to the wiki page, all
in on the idea apparently in 19 2005, he was all in about the
the 2005 Atlanta hurricane season and how the giant
hurricanes will be every year we're gonna get pounded
devastating her Yes,
John, but this has changed because of the volcanic
eruptions.
Don't you remember the giant hurricanes are gonna be every
year it's gonna be worse than ever. The Hurricanes job.
Sciences.
The President does something very interesting here, which he
that he truncates the term into something which now now it's
just gone nuts when you're making
decisions around important issues. Make sure that you take
science seriously. I mean, when I see members of Congress being
part of the climate denier close
climate denier clubs, I don't think anyone denies this
climate. Now we don't even say climate change. It's a climate
denier. I deny climate. I deny client I read I denounce
climate. Wow, the climate denier club. Okay.
So now there was so they're trying this is great. This is a
propagandistic methodology. Absolutely. You take the word
climate change. And you just check it and you didn't use the
word climate. And then you promote the idea that climate
equals climate change because it's used in this in the way it
used to be used when you meant climate change. So now just
climate so using simply the word climate implies climate change,
it's fantastic. Climate change is real.
It's real. It's real. It's real, being part
of the climate denier clubs, clubs and basically stiff arming
what we know are facts, facts. And yeah, the
fact is, the models are wrong. That's the fact that's the fact.
And never budding them with other facts, less rebutting them
with anecdote or, or being dismissive and a while I'm not a
scientist. I'm not a scientist. I'm not a scientist either. But
I know a lot of scientists I, I have the capacity to understand
and look at facts and base. My conclusions on evidence. That's
right. That's right.
I say he wasn't a scientist, or was he just mocking people who
do
now he's mocking Republicans? Yeah. And the thing that is so
bad just so disappointing. Is that this just, you know, it's
when the President says it. How can you refute the president?
You're a moron oral leader. Although I will say we have a an
Obama and official big time Obama bought dinner coming up
next week.
Which why why is it why is it any different than the other
ones? Why is this because
because Russ and put his brain professor and his wife they
moved to California and out he's a Stanford Yeah, so they're
coming out and we already have everything set up. Yeah. And I
can't wait to say hey, remember when you're all in on Richard
Engel being his cell phone being hacked in in Russia, Richard
Engel, who you said was such a great journalist remember that
he resists
us be that I'm surprised they haven't shot you by now. No,
okay. You like guns? You like guns? Look at this one. Oh, it's
like boom
they're afraid of guns. None of them have guns are afraid of
them. Even though you know even though the professor is from
he's from East Texas. So there's there's a little a little Texan
hiding in there suppressed. suppressed by his environment.
It's very sad. Very sad.
man shouldn't be gun told not to know what the hell the problem
is what happened to you and be a bit sad.
May I congratulate you John on two hours? More than two hours
and not a single time? Have you said the dreaded Yeah, no.
Yeah
I don't know why you say yeah.
Yeah, no,
I don't know why you're saying I was saying no.
Yeah. No. Yeah. No. No standing. I
know. Isn't that great?
Yes, very Beatle we have a Beatle who is that the same guy
with the Dow The Beatles songs?
No, this is an I wanted me to this is this is the Night of the
Living Dead who
did this for us Night of the Living Dead. And you recall the
Night of the Living, outstanding piece of work. And of course,
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of their of the ring and of the sealing wax and the official
certificate. So it's good. It's walk working, working, working,
working very good. Thank you. Here eight, Episode 716. Prove
to lot really is quite a lot.
And you know, we got new listeners and old listeners and
we lose listeners which especially when they're nights
it's very does people go overboard? It does. You know, I
think our friends in New Mexico for example, we run the earliest
nights. Husband and wife
Mexico.
Yeah, their New Mexico. Their very earliest is early like
early early, like first one or two nights.
I think we should talk about we have a marketing exercise
underway, Boko Haram has rebranded. They have changed her
name to Islamic State in West Africa. This was a press
release, I guess that went out.
That press release I went through the normal channels,
they had to change the domain name, the email addresses the
logo or branding is very hard, very
changed the logos and arms and said to be removed
and ISIL has said they support fully the decision of Boko Haram
and urged members to extend their activities to West Africa.
So if you're looking for something to do, you're looking
for a little killing. You know get yourself a one way ticket to
Islamic State in West Africa. Nice, very nice. Nice job on the
rebranding. We'll see how it catches up Australia of course
ever since that the was at the chocolate shop where the guy had
the wrong had the wrong flag and I remember that. Yeah.
Terrorists that guy well, so they caught another guy. I guess
the six week cycle cluster now extends everywhere. And they've
learned well in in Australia, they've learned how to nip
something in the bud catch a guy's head he was going to kill
everybody. But this a police official who talks about this in
this clip. He really just put the fear into me of how easy it
is to to be a terrorist
an 18 year old man has been charged with planning a
terrorist attack in the Australian city of Melbourne
following a series of police raids. Inspired by Islamic
State. They allegedly plan to target police officers at an
event next weekend to mark Anzac Day. That's when Australia
remembers its war dead. Michael Faden is the deputy commissioner
of the Australian Federal Police.
This is a new paradigm for police attacks. These types of
attacks that are planned are very rudimentary and simple. And
as we've said before, all you need these days is a knife, a
flag and a camera and one can commit a terrorist act. So it's
very different. It's a different paradigm for us.
I used to carry that around when I was a kid I had a knife that
was had a compass and a compass. Especially I
was thinking compass,
a fly. It's the Boy Scouts, the Boy Scouts or terrorist
sounds like the Boy Scouts he had a knife you got a flag you
got a compass you got a little book tells you what to do. And
what was the other one?
A phone handkerchief, a camera
a camera, camera camera. Yeah, it's all Boy Scouts is always
good but that is a six week cycle in the guy says this is up
to prevent stuff in the future. But if you're really, really
hard up to catch some terrorists, you you know there's
pre crime. Then there's something I go to now call post
crime. Why? Post crime, which is a crime that was never committed
in the past.
Hold on. First. We do the pre crime jingle boards cram. It's
pretty crap. Okay. What are we doing here?
Here it is. This is the odd story about the El grito in
Italy.
Italian police breaking up and alleged al Qaeda terrorists out
arresting 18 suspected Islamic extremists. Officials say two of
the men around Student were former bodyguards of Osama bin
Laden. Police say they also uncovered plans for a suicide
bomb attack on the Vatican in 2010. In addition to the Vatican
plots, the terrorist cell is reportedly linked to several
acts of terrorism and sabotage in Pakistan, including an attack
on a Peshawar market in October of 2009. That killed more than
200 people.
So they were planning a terrorist attack on the Vatican,
so Let's arrest them, but their plan was to never happen. Well,
how can you do this? 2010 Look what we found here, Bill. Well,
the guys you're gonna blog, it could be a comic book guy,
writer for all, you know, I just find it weird. I do have a
couple of clips about Armenia. Well,
allow me to lead you into this. Okay, God, the President made a
statement about Armenian Remembrance Day. This has been
the big problem. And the statement. I'll give you a
little bit of this year we mark the centennial med Juggernaut,
the first mass atrocity of the 2008 That's probably
mispronouncing it, the first mass atrocity of the 20th
century, beginning in 1915. The Armenian people of the Ottoman
Empire were deported, massacred and marched to their deaths.
Their culture and heritage in the in their ancient homeland
was erased amid horrific violence that saw suffering on
all sides. One and a half million Armenians perished. So
he's pretty much admitting this for the first time like, wow,
what changed his mind? And then a little bit further down, you
see, a full Frank and just acknowledgement of the facts is
in all our interests, peoples and nations grow stronger and
build a foundation for a more just and tolerant future. By
acknowledging and reckoning with painful events of the past. We
welcome the expression of the views by Pope Francis, you go.
So once the Pope said, this is a problem, then the President felt
he could do it and say, Well, you know, the Pope says it so I
might as well get on board. However, President Erdogan of
Turkey is slamming literally slamming Sasson nations
recognizing Armenian genocide by saying they should clean up
their own history books first. Including Putin, who did use the
actual term genocide, the president, President Obama did
not use the term genocide. If it's going to come down to that,
then I think we should get over it already. Okay,
well, there's a bunch of craziness with this. I was
watching the news hour and they had these guys these two writers
on one of them, but a torque but
Sorry, sorry, sorry to interrupt because it literally now about
the term genocide. Is that what the problem now is, is that it I
mean, President Obama, he he said it he said they were
massacred. It's a fact it's true. It's real. He didn't use
the term genocide. So is that now the issue Yeah,
well, the problem is what we have here is a difference of
opinion. What happened this was a small moment in Turkish
history after the fall of
the knot if you're Armenian is not
what did I say small moments. It was a small moment in the
history of the Ottoman Empire because they just collapsed in
these these these douchebags took over called the three
Pashas. And they blamed everything on the Christians and
this was actually a Christian kill all Christians there was a
bunch of edicts no Christians in Turkey that Armenians by the
way, 90 something 90% Christians for the most part, this is left
out of the history books, but y'all you have to do is read the
bad actors this guy Talat Pasha Pasha, and you can read about
him, he's in the Wikipedia T A L A. T Pasha, who was eventually
assassinated when he fled the country and moved to Berlin. And
then you should also read Armenian Genocide into
Wikipedia, which is actually quite good. But they had these
guys and it was all because the first day rousted the Greek
Christians got them out declared no more Christians and then they
said these these Armenians are a bunch of a holes you're gonna
fuck with us? Let's kill them all. Now,
I'm sorry to interrupt so this is the Ottoman Empire is
collapsing the the three douchebags get in and they're
the ones that then say, let's get let's, let's move into that
territory. Was that the idea?
No, they didn't want to Well, yeah, they wanted to take over
the Armenians work for sure. But they just rousted them all shot
as many as they could they first they started by killing like 100
or 200 of the top intellectuals that lived in Constantinople
rounded them up shot them is very much like it sounds a lot
like the Holocaust. it when it's described, we had crystal Nacht
and he had all these other these features is very similar. And so
they want to say this was a genocide, which indeed it was,
there was no question about that. But they the Turks are
like, kind of embarrassed about this. They have actually
another question. And this is a great history lesson. So I want
to ask them questions teach. Professor Dvorak. Can you always
identify is a Armenian Excuse me? Are Armenians as
identifiable as the Kardashians and is it a race? Is it what
what is it what What makes you Armenians besides the little
group is an ethnic group that happens to be Christian. Okay,
is that pretty much all there is to it, but this guy, this is
Talat guy, he was part of an ethnic group would sit with the
name of that I would
have to look it up but they all have big butts.
Actually, no. Most of the Armenian women are actually
besides being very pretty the big butt aspect.
And progressions are very pretty. All of those they're all
Indian women can be outrageously pretty even after 30. This guy
yes, they're not like they don't have that gene, not like the
Ukrainians where they got this guy was a pole MAC, which is a
Bulgarian Islamist, from and they did he ended up and
apparently they're all over that area. And they were all
converted Christian. So some years earlier, and they hate
Christians. And it was part of this. This is the untold story.
And so what bothers me is I'm watching news hour, there's none
of the history, and the guy that would mail that host on NewsHour
as acting like he doesn't know anything. I mean, it doesn't
take a lot of reading to catch up on this. And let's listen to
a few of these things. Starting with this Armenia to where the
Turkish guy sitting there, blames the Kurds, for Turks,
this history is tied to the creation, the end of the Ottoman
Empire, and the creation of the modern Turkish state.
Precisely this was the World War One when the Ottoman Empire
collapsed, and as the Empire was collapsing the government of the
Empire at that time decided to move the Armenians from Eastern
Turkey where they lived into Syria. So from one part of the
empire to another part. And the idea would be that there'll be
away from the advancing Russian armies. The fear was that the
Armenians would work with the Russian armies to undermine the
Empire. What happened next was a disaster. 1000s of hundreds of
1000s of people died, sometimes a feminine disease, but usually
in the hands of irregular Kurdish regulars and others who
carry out attacks. And I think that's really the pain of the
coronation.
If someone in the chat
shirts kill them, can you believe the nerve of this guy?
I saw that same thing flew by in the chat room, someone said the
Kurds killed them. So this must be some kind of meme that we
have missed.
Yeah, the meme is that these douchebags from Turkey are
trying to blame everyone but themselves or they're definitely
not blaming the three Pashas who are the guys responsible,
especially Tallaght. Everybody agrees on that guy is the bad
actor.
Well, let me ask you allow me to. Professor, can I ask you
another question? Yo, If only my professors had said, Yo, I might
have stayed in college. Why won't the Turks admit it?
What is the question? Well, here it is this guy who is a Turk,
who said this desk because they are creating, they have. It's a
hugely humiliating situation. They are the Germans,
the Germans. The Germans did this half that time ago, and
they're all aced shit. We're sorry. And by the way, I sold
the bike. Sorry, man, I'm sorry. The Germans are all apologetic.
They agree and nice Caboose to never again and all this stuff.
What's the Turks problem?
That's the question no one can answer. And now we see they're
creating a new mythos based on that courage did it all we had
nothing to do with it was the courage, which is total bull
crap. And by the way, and little side note to this, during this
period with the three Pashas. That's when an event called the
Young Turk Revolution took place, which were all these
guys. They're all Christian. That's where young turks comes
from. And that's where young turks comes from. And you have
this champion his buddies, using this term, not realizing this is
emblematic of the of the genocide. I don't know why he
would pick this up and not know about it, when there's research
or in denial. There's a lot of aspects to this. I don't know
why they're in complete denial about this. And that's why the
Armenians are just beside themselves. And they're not
going to stop bitching about this until someone says, Okay,
here's another example of this happening. The Japanese won't
apologize to the Chinese for what happened in Manchuria.
Right? Well, man Chuco as they like to call in, they want they
refused to apologize for this. Is that why did they not
apologize? I don't know. Same thing, but
allow me on behalf of the Turkish people. Armenians We are
very sorry for the genocide. And I as a Turkish American
and now you're now you're just irking people by hope so
I hope so. Because this is ridiculous and amount of time to
spend in the anger. I there was a kid I should kid Rafi. Rafi
worked at he worked at OnRamp before we turned it into think
new ideas and took it public. This is 1993 9396 and Rafi was
As good guy Armenian it was he was kind of a goofy guy, which I
liked a lot about him and for some reason, he's one of these
people that is still on my Facebook. And all I have
received from him is grief about the lack of the word genocide
and the lack of apology. Like they're very upset and I get it.
I understand.
You know, it seems sympathetic in the least. Now what if some
police say the police chief of the local town kills your
mother? Everybody knows he did it. He did just because he
wanted to. And then they've they everyone talks about it, but he
says screw it. I'm not gonna apologize. I just killed her.
And you're the son knowing this happened. How would you feel?
Yeah, I
would want death penalty to be televised. Well, there you go.
Now of course of course I understand. I just don't
understand what why I don't get it I don't understand why they
can't Sorry. Sorry. Hey, just sorry seems to be the hardest
word sorry.
Move on. Same with the Japanese yen got to do with saving they
say Solly Solly this has to do with with pride and face saving
I don't know something that seems like you know that we've
learned from modern public relations is you say you're
sorry as fast as you can.
Yeah. Why are you laughing? That's right. Okay
well any more on this
average my tribute as a couple more clips, but they're just
same thing these guys but it's this current thing is one that
got me. Wow. Yeah. And then we have people in the chat room who
have obviously not read anything about the about the whole
subject of the Armenian massacre. And they're in there,
already parroting the bullcrap that's a really bugs me about
these chat rooms and that one?
Really? That's all that's all the bugs about the chat rooms?
Yeah, they pair it to mainstream and then they go there. So we
had a guy that was complaining about our analysis of the body
cams that just sent a note in the same kind of knew a guy
you're not thinking big enough, you know? federal, national
police force. Federal Federal National Police Force idea is we
lost that about three years ago on the show. We tried national
police called the FBI
tried we hoped but it just didn't happen. We were really
all in for it. Ready for it. But no, no secret. Well, the SS is a
sci fi it's poli sci I'm sorry, Secret Service. I always find
that ironic. Our secret services, the acronyms SS,
predate the SS. Yeah.
I need to do a quick little Fletcher fest for the people who
donated on Thursday show.
Shocked shocked I am to find that John Fletcher's screaming
in here.
More good. God
is good. We're stopping on time. We'll never work again.
Guys get a blood his voice at
the rate he's gone. Yeah. I've been holding off on on doing
this because I really didn't have a good interview with him.
But I think today is the day.
Now entering the second half of the show.
That's right, second half of show. I've been following this
guy for a while He is the former Canadian defense minister in the
60s Paul Hellyer. Is his name ever heard this guy? Actually,
yes. Have you seen any of his comedic stylings? No. He was on
RT with the Shevardnadze Sylvie severed notch. Ah, who I love
her. Man. Do I love she Do you think she's related to the
severed? Nachi you must be somehow
as far as I'm concerned. That's his marinated fish.
So Sophie, she's just super cute. And she does his interview
being a mocking voice. How do you spell it? Paul's name h e l
l y e r Hellyer. Paul Hellyer, former Minister of Defense for
the Canon Avians. And he has been very vocal about the
existence of UFOs and aliens on the planet for decades.
Actually, in this I think he says they've been here for 1000s
of years. And I it's like a 40 minute interview, I pulled out
two clips that I thought would be relevant. Both a little bit
over a minute and a half. Perfect for the second half of
the show. And no, let's see if we can make up our mind about
this guy. The
Honorable Paul Hellyer, a former Minister of Defense of Canada,
and and he believes that life forms
you know, I would love to go on a date with Sophie but she'd got
to shut up because we're just tone it down. You imagine? I
don't want that strong enough
from space exist and are present. On Earth, why do you
say that UFOs are as real as the airplanes flying over our hats?
Because I know that they are. And they've been matter of fact,
they've been visiting our planet for 1000s of years. And one of
the cases that would interest you most, if you'll give me two
to three minutes to answer is during the Cold War 1961, there
were about 50 UFOs information flying south from Russia, to the
across Europe. And the Supreme Allied Commander was very
concerned, and about ready to press the panic button when they
turned around and went back over the North Pole. So they decided
to do an investigation. And they investigated for three years.
And they decided that with absolute certainty that four
species, four different species, at least, had been visiting this
planet for 1000s of years. So that's we have a long history of
UFOs. And of course, there's been a lot more activity in the
last few decades since we invented the atomic bomb. And
they're very concerned about about that, and the fact that we
might use it again. And because the whole cosmos is a unity, and
it affects not just us, but other people in the cosmos,
they're very much afraid that we might be stupid enough to start
using atomic weapons again, and this would be very bad for us
and for them as well.
are you cracking paper
was just a water bottle being smashed,
he goes on talking about a lot of different things was
interesting, the entire interview, the whole the
everything he said was stuff that I had read and researched
early on. Because I obviously believe this, I believe that it
would be stupid not to think it's a possibility. Just a lot
of space out there. Now, I was always aware of a couple of
different types of aliens, we have the tall blondes, which he
actually call something different here. The greys as you
know, I was introduced to a tall blonde, which was kind of you
know, didn't really blonde. Yeah.
And I've had my suspicions.
You know, maybe that's what the portal will teach me.
The portal,
there are actually 80 types of aliens,
I used to think there were you know, between two and 12. And
Apollo astronaut, Edgar Mitchell, who came to Toronto a
few years ago and had dinner with us agreed there was
somewhere between two and 12. But the latest reports that I've
been getting from various sources are that they're about
80 different species. And some of them look just like us.
And they're playing some video under him with the soundtrack
way too loud. Now in the
past one, they're what we call the Nordic blondes, and also the
tall waves.
So he's talking about the Nordic blondes and the Tall Whites, I
think I would be more like a tall white would be you be me.
We're actually working with the United States Air Force in
Nevada. They, they're able to get away with that they had a
couple of their ladies dressed as nuns went in to Las Vegas to
shop. And they weren't detected. And I have a friend who saw one
of the men walking along the street NEAP somebody who would
recognize that they were different. And he did. So there
those kinds of then there are the the short arrays as they're
called. And they're the ones that you see in most of the
cartoons. They're very, very, very slim arms and legs. And
they're very short. Just, you know, a little over five feet,
Ryan Seacrest, and they have a great big head and great big
brown eyes. Patsy Jack, if you saw the short Grey's, you
certainly know that there was something up that you've never
seen before. But if you saw one of the Nordic blondes while
you'd probably say Oh, I wonder if she was from from Denmark. I
think I was married to one of those.
Well, it's an interesting clip. So where are you going with it?
Let me say something white before you go. Before you answer
that. If people want to read an alternative history that I think
is the most fascinating of all these books, because the guy who
wrote this product has nothing but creds I mean, he's just
totally he's very credulous guy. He's very credible, not
credulous, credible. This is the Philip Corso book you can get it
on as an e book. It's Philip Corsos, The Day After Roswell
and his argument about this all this is that We're actually the
EU, which counters your concept. We're actually at war with these
jokers. While
he does mention, he does mention that there are two species that
we may may be hostile to us and the rest are all just leaving us
alone unless we start lighting up nukes, which is all stuff you
can read online and he's like, the guy spent eight years
researching, you know, just
Yeah, it sounds like he's been trying too much guy. Yeah. Now
all right.
But I think I think all parents should allow their children the
freedom to transition to the alien they are. So if your child
is, is showing, Hey, come on, how come we can't deny that your
child seems very interested in levitation. Let them become the
tall the tall was a tall white, somebody call them
tall, white and blonde. Blonde. Yeah. That's what explained the
extra bone in the vertebrae of certain long neck to women from
the Scandinavian and Nordic countries. Oh, tell me I didn't
know this. Oh, yeah. A lot of Scandinavian and Nordic women
have an extra bone in their neck? Does it count you there's
so many of these vertebrae. Some people have more than others.
But there's an extra bone notably in the neck of some of
these women and that makes them look very big. Their neck looks
longer and they make some very attractive. Hmm. Okay. It could
be maybe because of alien jeans. I don't know. Why would you have
an extra bone in your neck? I don't
know. But I'm I'm very open to this. And I shall be working on
it in the portal.
Good. We need to get more stuff back people have been now I'm
going to this is a fact. People have been complaining about the
show. Not having enough of that sort of material. Oh, you guys
used to talk about all this interesting alien stuff even
though it's bull crap. It was very interesting and
entertaining. They say this in the note with that voice. Yeah,
exactly. I'm every time it comes up. It was not that easy to come
up with this stuff. That's why you
can just repeat it over and over again. Oh, I'm always open to
this and I brought Hey, I brought him
through if you find new material about the aliens. Yeah, of
course. Of course
when we had the guy who said he had saw as seeing the spaceship
at area 51 And the President told them not to talk about it
who just died there's people like that. So this could be it
could also be project blue blue blue beam which is a fun
conspiracy that is often discussed where we will
introduce and this this would fit perfectly with President
Hillary she will introduce us to the
desert sweat you know she could be an alien
needed US President Obama. He doesn't sweat Don't you remember
that?
Well, I remember Hillary not sweating as oh she never sweat.
Oh,
hold on a second with my new my new super duper Let me see.
Yeah, it was I think it wasn't it Reggie.
Reggie Love
was it Reggie let me see Reggie
dying by the bow Obama doesn't sweat
Yeah. And he was in the remember that he said he was in the
eyes almost coming back to me. But I don't remember it. Yeah,
he added a clip.
I don't this may be this may not even be on this machine. These
clips. Let me see swimming as I just look at sweat. No, I don't
have that I look forward for the next show. But Reggie loves said
that the President would have the either air conditioner off
of the 85 degrees in the beast in the Presidential limousine.
And the President wouldn't break a sweat at all. But remember
this?
No, I don't I get I still do I ask again. And I'll say the same
thing. I vaguely remember something but I don't remember
that I want you're gonna have to find that clip and pull it
because I didn't know that he didn't. I know Hillary doesn't
sweat. Everybody comments on that. She just does not sweat.
Right. I'm looking for it. But I believe I believe it's so old
that clips at all look for it. In the meantime, let's go to
talks about Common Core.
So these tests everywhere that these kids are doing that and
they fall under different names. We had star s t AR in in Texas.
We have this is the CES Michigan. Let me double check
here for a second. By the way, all of these these tests are
conducted by Pearson, who own the educational market and who
are all in thanks to lots of donations to the Pearson
Foundation, which of course is a Chinese wall segregating the
Chad the Pearson profit making organization and oh wait yeah,
they were fined a couple million dollars for overstepping the
boundaries. And this is all set up by the governors who have the
only way they can get there no child left out dirt. Yeah,
they're No Child Left Behind money if they spend it. And this
is primarily the the Bill Gates, partnership with Pearson, and
the Department of Education, everyone's all in on it. But the
company that actually does the testing is pro metric. And pro
metric is the one that's screwing up with all of this
stuff. They, they are the facilities, a lot of our dudes
named Ben will probably know Prometric because they conduct
all of the Windows IT professional tests. So they're
used to doing this stuff. But maybe they're not so used to
doing it in this setting with with kids and with schools and
with well with hackers, Minnesota
comprehensive assessments are given to students in grades
three through eight in reading, math and science. 10th and 11th
graders also take the test. Last week, and this week, students
struggled to log in,
someone gave me the analogy today for this type of an
attack. If you're in line at the grocery store, and your son
you're trying to pay and your son is going Mom, mom, mom, mom,
that's a denial of service attack.
Wow, I'm
so glad you explained it to the stupid human resources. That's
not at all what a denial of service attack is. But okay, if
you think that's how it works, the
company that administers the test first discovered a server
failure, then there was a problem with too much traffic at
one time, Tuesday, they found out an outsider was deliberately
disrupting the system overwhelming so that students
couldn't log in and take their test.
It's not an attempt to steal data or to hack into the system.
Rather, it's an attempt to overwhelm it, so that it can't
function. So this would have been something that someone
intentionally did in order to disrupt it from the outside. He
says
there's no indication any student data was taken. MCA
scores are seen as an indicator of a student's growth year to
year. They're also used to track the progress of a school.
Teachers worry that technical problems have created even more
anxiety for students who understand the tests are
important.
Testing can already be an anxious time for students. And
we know that and so anything that is going to potentially
increase that anxiety is concerning to us. And that's
part of the reason that we decided to suspend testing
today.
This afternoon, the Minnesota Department of Education notified
school districts that MCA testing will resume tomorrow
Pearson assures them the problems have been fixed. And
they put in some new protections to prevent a similar attack on
the testing system. And investigation is taking place to
find the person or the people responsible for this they last
two days, they're going to extend that window.
This is a this is crazy. None of this can go well, of course, if
you're doing this over the open internet and making these kids
log in. Oh, yeah, of course, you and I think it's very difficult
for anyone certainly. Pearson or Prometric, to stop a denial of
service, distributed denial of service, I don't know what they
are the kinds of
denial of service to tell you that probably doesn't take much.
I'm guessing with the software to just screw it up.
No. So this thing is kind of
classic. Oh, that's rely on this crappy technology. Yeah, buy
more computers, stop teaching the kids put them on a computer,
which, you know, I was when I was a kid, there you go. They
had these things called teaching machines. And they were out
there, there's nothing new about this technology control data
used to own the market as a matter of fact, and they put
people on these things. And you could sit behind this thing and
take test and learn stuff, kind of it didn't it was not a
substitute for a classroom. But we've gone all in on this, oh,
let's just computers, we don't even need teachers. You got a
bunch of kids, you know, doing stupid crap when they were on
Facebook. You know, that's what you're gonna learn there. I find
this whole thing to be depressing.
Well, these are the unintended consequences of technology, as
we often discuss, and it's only going to get worse. It's just
it's not I mean, the emails are still flowing in continuously
about the EC, the EC D 10. Codes. Dudes named Ben or
there's all kinds of it's unmanageable. We have somehow we
have. We've gotten we've gotten into this vibe of technology
solves everything or tech. It's called Tech Tech Tech.
Tech. You know, it sounds well, I've been another good book for
people to read the job. Jacques Ellul. Wells. The technological
society is pretty long, but it's very good.
Now, you could always read the excellent book. Yeah, you could
always read another book by my friend Theo. It's not really a
book. You can download it from the show notes. I always have it
linked there under the today section is industrial society
and its future for my friend Theo.
Linkous Ted Kaczynski.
Theodore Yes. Ted Kaczynski. Yes, the unit Our who was so
passionate I know you love that book he's so passionate about
what he had to say that he it because he couldn't publish it
because we didn't have an internet really. And he forced
the New York Times and The Washington Post to publish it
because he was blowing people up. So you got to think they got
had something to say. So G was the thing. Anyway, this
technological society is an excellent read for anyone who
likes a good good read is about what we just discussed, which is
the stuff that you know, you turn there where everything's
relies on technology, oh, tech is gonna fix everything.
Everything. Yeah, it's gonna save us all. It's not saving
anybody from I can tell. No, it's
really not. It's really a step backwards. In many ways. I like
me some tech, but
it doesn't count for us being able to do this show, which
would not be doable. In a non Internet era. It just wouldn't.
You can make a tape and pass it around.
And then we also wouldn't be able to share and I want people
to this is in the shownotes under the F Russia section.
There's a great blog post from someone named Australian voice I
don't know who is a see if there's a real name here is
anyone really claims through this is well researched piece
about actually the title of is why this came from one of one of
my handlers from Agent Orange who sent this to me. So take
that with whatever you want. Why does the West hate Putin the
secret reason?
The secret I know that secret reasons can I say? Because he's
got Snowden. Forget that.
Let me read this one paragraph. Early in the morning of
Saturday, August 31 2013. American official call the
office of president or land of plants, telling him to expect a
call from President Obama later in the day. Well, assuming that
the evening phone call would announce the commencement of us
airstrikes against Syria, blonde ordered his officers to quickly
finalize their own attack plans. Rafael Rafael fighters are
loaded with scalp cruise missiles, their pilots told to
launch the 250 mile range musicians when munitions while
over the Mediterranean. In other words, at this point in time,
the French pilots and the US forces were only waiting for the
final command from President Obama to begin their attack.
However, later that same day at 6:15pm, Obama called the French
president to tell him that the strike scheduled for 3am
September 1 would not take place as planned, he would need to
consult Congress. Now we remember this, this happening.
And we but we don't we didn't know the depth and this guy has
some interesting footnotes and links. It was claimed by a
Lebanese newspaper quoting diplomatic sources that the
missiles were launched from the NATO airbase in Spain, but were
shot down by the Russian ship base C to air defense system who
moved in hastily. Another explanation proposed by the age
of time says the Russians employ that cheap and powerful GPS
jammers to render the expense of tomahawks helpless by
disorienting them and causing them to fail. Yet another
version attributed the launch to the Israelis, whether they were
trying to jumpstart the shoot out or just observed the clouds
as they claim. So it shows all the different warships that were
in the area. And we had the USS Mohandas a destroyer, the stout
that destroy the San Antonio, which is an fibia ship, the
Chevrolet a pol frigate. And you can see the Russian ships that
were in there that anti Saab ships, lots of amphibious ships.
And the claim here in this in this writing this paper or this
blog post, is that really, the secret is we failed. And the
Russians showed their quote, unquote, mice. And that scared
everybody back. And that's when they said, Okay, well, we can't
do it that way. Let's go screw those guys. And this, of course,
launched ultimately, Ukraine. And the idea was for NATO, to
take over Crimea, which is, of course, a beautiful spot to put
some put some ballistic missiles on, if you really want to have,
you know, a good piece of the region. And, you know, it's a
nice vacation spot, too, for some of the elites. And I like
what this guy has done. He's done a lot of he got a lot of
research material out of footnotes, and I find it to be
pretty believable. Not so good, of course, is that that means we
really, truly are at a war with Russia. And we're just playing
who's going to blink first, I guess.
Well, I'm skeptical. I love to look at this material myself,
too. In the show notes seven one
just seems seems like a long, you know, a new narrative that
conveniently explains things and also manages to blame the
Russians again, when we're live. We'd love to blame the Russians,
but actually does it actually blame the Russians. It's
actually doesn't blame
the Russians. It actually says the Russians stopped No, this
attack and that sounds like they're blaming the Russians for
something. Okay. All right.
I think it's worth
reading it's,
I will definitely get on that. And we've put
a couple things on the list we have I want to mention those
books again so people can can get the
jack Liu wells, the technological society, E L L u
L, if you're looking for a file somewhere. And also Philip
Corso, ce o r. S. O, and his book, and I think it's the only
book ever wrote, and it's called The Day After Roswell. It's it's
very, especially when you're about halfway through it, you
realize this is a very entertaining book. And it could
all be true. Yep.
What else? You got something to play us out with?
No, I'm done. I ran out through the whole list.
How does that happen? By me? I
could play an extra. No, we're
done that No, no, we're good. It's almost three hours. Hello,
no agenda subreddit, who are convinced that the shows are
getting shorter and shorter? Did these people even listen to us?
No, of course not. They just parked cars. I don't understand
how those get here everyone listening. Because they're wrong
about this. Two centimeters, not three centimeters with a thing.
And
once I found out you guys were wrong. I couldn't listen
anymore.
That's wrong about that.
Well, we try. And we certainly put in the work, and we
appreciate you. keeping it going. devora.org/na is where
you can come to our rescue.
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