Yeah, but the hookers have a certain walk. For Yeah. Adam
curry, John C. Dvorak. It's Thursday December 17 2015 time
once again forget mo nation media assassination episode
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everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I found out one thing you
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Dvorak. Hill.
Right. That's a known fact. jiggle the handle also be well.
Row. Row, row row, we lost John.
Okay. It'd be free show. It's pre show jokes. Yeah.
If you want to catch all the inside jokes, tune into the pre
stream. Exactly.
Actually in the next pre stream we're going to hopefully Did you
listen to my Yeah,
I think it needs a little work before we do. I've have some
comments as well. There was some confusing bits in there and
we'll talk about it. Okay. John Jones put together something for
the pre stream. Which show will draw a crowd of 80
maybe seven if
we're lucky. Ah, all right. Well, I know we both did it. Did
what no watch that shit show.
Known as I was about I didn't watch it live.
I watched it when I came back. I watched like with a 15 minute
delay caught up during the month only three commercial breaks how
do these guys think they're going to make money on this?
That was that was much less than I thought they would do.
i But all I didn't pay attention to number because when you have
the whole thing on a digital record, you just plough through
you don't pay you don't count. Right?
Right. But I have to say I was bored to tears who ever was
producing this show really, really mess it up? And that's
why they only got 18 million viewers so they could have
easily gotten the 20 if they hadn't board everybody
was well there they decide on this stupid topic I here's the
here's here's the way this began is to point things out so people
know how well this was produced. And I want to mention while
you're going to listen to this as Deb, which means debate CNN
production, but before we play it I want to mention as they're
doing this this way began as their do as they're doing this
screw up, which was a good 10 seconds, which is just amateur
hour. I think the thing is very amateurish, there was they were
the cameras replacers a bunch of people standing out and their
head was in the way. And then they had to go to camera to and
then somebody wounded stand up and they head was in the way it
was horrible.
I know how though I know how the control room is in that case.
Because yeah, Director calling the shots and the the assistant
director is the One Who places the cameras and people ahead of
time. So they're ready for the director to cue that shot. You
know that then the camera guys are offering shots all the time,
and you can get into this exact reverse rhythm where you're
hitting all the wrong shots. It happens a lot and I think that
was a good example.
But this is the way it began to erase previous RNC chairman
Reince Priebus has vowed to speak let's let's go to
communications backers, and a lot of ah, yeah. Oops.
Wow. What are they paying these guys minimum?
does happen though. It's a live show. It's a bit too big thing
to produce. I have to say. I was quite impressed by both.
I was quite you may be impressed. I actually I was I
think he did fine.
He did very well. Rolling. Yeah.
I've been in the Venetian and I didn't know that room existed in
there.
I'm sure they have all come in. Isn't that the room where Celine
Dion performs?
I don't know. That is a that room is dynamite. Dynamite?
Yeah. Do you see the reverse angle shot and we have fine the
stage all the way out? That's Fanta it was that was nice. That
was really nice. Hey, why does Melania Trump's wife? Why does
she always have her coat over her shoulders when she's walking
around? boils on her shoulders, right? Yeah. Thank you. I'm glad
we're glad we solved that. Tidy that one up. All right.
Yeah, but wait, I don't know. That's it.
That's Oh, no, I
thought you were gonna continue with your little
there was a one liner. Oh, he's out.
I will say when I was watching you know Donald truck is driving
his Mack truck to the same obvious gaping old truck. That's
what I met Donald truck is driving his trump through the
same obvious gaping hole that no agenda hits in the media
landscape people even if it's right or wrong, and if you're
wrong, you apologise, you'll just want to hear someone's
being honest and not using big words. vitriolic rhetoric.
Well, I found that Trump I think did one of the best jobs except
he never really, he never isn't, wasn't as mean as I think he
should be. And let me give you an example. He went back and
forth with the bush is an idiot. He's cross-eyed and he makes it
worse. He's got those big coke bottle glasses. Then he's
obviously farsighted, which is, you know, you want your leaders
to be nearsighted. But he's far sighted, so they magnify his
eyeballs looks like a freak up there, these two big eyeballs
looking around, he's just a loser.
This was the first time that I had that kind of schoolyard type
vibe, where you get kind of the the wimpy guy who's complete
douche and I was trying to just like feel kind of bad for him.
You know? Just I didn't. Yeah, I felt bad. Was for Bush. Yeah,
poor poor sap. Well, I can't win. Forget it. It keeps imagine
the pressure of that family and all of the money and everything
they've got all piled on. Oh, let me ask you this question.
Wasn't this supposed to be the year everybody was all Citizens
United? Screw that. The Koch brothers Koch brothers. Koch
brothers are gonna own everything. Koch brothers. By
the election, they're binary Super PACs, super PACs will ruin
politics. And here is the front runner in the Republican race.
Who hasn't? No super PAC is not you know, he's spending very
little money comparatively speaking of all of that, which
Why aren't the Koch brothers you know, able to get rid of him
with the with their, with their their beautiful friends there on
the on the dais? I thought that that was a shoo in. Clearly not.
Nobody's pointing this out, for obvious reasons. It's full of
crap. That's the reason but I think it's very important to
point it out. Yeah, it is very, there's a number of things to
point out as you as you kind of deconstruct this thing, one in
the one instance,
and by the way, people need to run next time someone says, Koch
brothers and by the country, you say I had Donald Trump is
leading with his own money and not spending a lot. I guess
that's bullshit support
from the Koch brothers. No, it
was zero from the Koch brothers. So I guess that kind of proves
that, oh, wait a minute. You can insult your way to the
presidency. That's that's not what it is. You can't tell you
if
we play the bush clip or said yes.
Governor Bush, Commander in Chief question, you said that
Mr. Trump is not qualified to be president because he's not
qualified to deal with Vladimir Putin. Why are you better
qualified to deal with Vladimir Putin and Mr.
Trump? Because I first of all, I know what I don't know. I know
what I don't know. I would seek out as I have.
Is that Is that something? Why did he say that? I know what I
don't know. No way. Why are you saying you can say,
why are you better? Because I don't know anything
qualified to deal with Vladimir Putin? Because,
first of all, I know what I don't know. I know what I don't
know. I would seek out as I have the best advice that exists. I
won't get my information from the shows. I don't know if that
Saturday morning or Sunday morning. I don't know which one,
I will seek out the best advice. And I will create a strategy and
I will persuade the American people what what the role of
America should be I've laid out the policy of rebuilding our
military.
Nor did you see that Putin has endorsed Donald Trump.
No heads. Yeah. And it's big.
I don't have any audio of it yet. Because obviously Russian
is big year and marathon. VO called the president telethon.
He said, you know, Donald Trump very intelligent guy. said,
Well, apparently I haven't had time to have it vetted by a
Russian native speakers. But that, of course, is perfect. You
know, it couldn't get much better than that. Oh, even Putin
likes Trump know what? He's no good. He can't be president.
Hysterical. Well, the
other thing is that bush in that low comment, said that he made
some reference to the morning shows he did that twice in the
debate. Yes, yes. Now this I don't know what this is
referring to.
To the Sunday shows, I presume? Yes. But
no, no, but he's directly aimed at me. Trump as though Trump
must have said that I listened to Sunday morning,
pillow. Yeah, I think he says that
often. You know, I don't remember him saying it ever. And
I don't know what Bush was trying to accomplish with this,
this kind of jibe.
And by the way, all of Washington bases, their policy
on the Sunday shows everyone's sitting there going back home.
And he said that, how about Benghazi? That was positioned on
the Sunday shows?
Well, here's the clip that I actually wanted you to play.
Alright, activists, if you've played the right clip, but I now
they think about it. I think you should have played this. This is
the screwball complaint by Trump, I want to set this up.
They go to Trump on something. And Trump goes on to a tirade
aimed at CNN for using him as a nexus for questions. And he said
that it happened in the morning. Right, right that afternoon.
Yeah, what he was saying. And I'm surprised he didn't jump on
Bush when he interrupted him. What he was saying, was not that
this is ridiculous, the harsh questioning on me as it was on
the one of the shows earlier, were the fox one. Yeah, he was
saying this is unfair. Here's what he's saying. This is unfair
to all the other candidates to keep focusing on me with your
questions to them. It's a brilliant move. It that's what
he said. He says, unfair to them. And I don't know why
you're doing it. It's unfair. It's stupid. It's
unprofessional. He goes on and on about it. Bush jumps in and
thinks that it's he's not listening to him. And so Bush
thinks, Well, you think the questions are tough now, they're
gonna get a lot tougher later. And as if he's not even paying
any attention whatsoever. And Trump should have jumped back at
him and said, Look, I'm not talking about me. I'm talking
about how unfair it is to the others to keep focusing on me,
you idiot.
It's very sad that CNN bleeds Jeb Bush, Governor Bush downer
by starting off with virtually all of the questions. Mr. Trump
this Mr. I think it's very sad. And frankly, I watched I think
it's very sad. And frankly, I watched the first debate and the
first long number of questions where Mr. Trump says Mr. Trump
said that Mr. Trump, These poor guys, although I must tell you,
Santorum, good guy, Governor Huckabee good guy. They were
very nice. And I respect him greatly. But I thought it was
very unfair, that virtually the entire early portion of the date
was Trump this Trump that in order to get ratings? Ratings.
Larry watches me. I think it's very unprofessional. But
it wasn't it wasn't really it was me. I watched her last
night. I think it's not CNN. Americans watching you.
Americans watch Oh,
I was I was I was mentioned so I can bring up something I think,
right? Look, the simple fact is if you think this is tough, and
you're not being treated this way, she's gonna be like, we are
dealing with the Islamic terrorism. This is a tough
business.
You're a tough guy.
And we need to have a leader that is really tough. You're
never gonna be president. Your Way to
let's see, I'm at 42 and you're in three says.
But Trump is just the worst this guy
Trump is doing a very smart thing. He's positioning himself
as the winner of these now he's saying and you're all my friends
is a bush. Well, no, even in the after show
is very cordially. Everyone's Exactly. But I thought Trump was
making a good point, but it was lost. Because Bush comes in and
it was
just lost on bush and but I think his point was, okay, from
a winnings from a winner standpoint.
Yeah, I'm thinking that's probably true. Now, the other
one they get really got to me was, they should get Chris
Christie should not be up there. He's an idiot. And
he could generalise you generalise? So real quick that
I'm 43 and you're three. Christie is a police Hawk of the
worst sort. I want to just to back up before we play the
Christie clip, and then Rand Paul comes in actually counters
him quite well. Yeah. What does he think he's talking about?
What right do we have? And Hillary is on board with this
sorted Carly for sure.
Yeah, the no fly zone.
Why or what gives us the right? This is not our territory. This
is not our we got nothing to do. But
Rand Paul Rand Paul actually explained exactly what the
situation is if
Well, let's play this clip.
Firstly, if the US imposed oppose the no fly zone over
Syria and Iraq Should plain encroached, invaded that no fly
zone, would you be prepared to shoot down that Russian plane
and risk war with Russia? Not only are we prepared to do it, I
would do it. And no fly zone means a no fly zone. That's what
it means. I'll
see how much were you hoping that someone will say broth, but
I was really hoping the whole I was really putting it out there.
Maybe because
I'm from New Jersey, I just have this kind of plain language hang
up. But be very clear. I wouldn't not talk to Vladimir
Putin. In fact, I would talk to Vladimir Putin a lot. And I'd
say to him, Listen, Mr. President, there's no fly zone
in Syria you fly in it applies to you. And yes, we would shoot
down the plains of Russian pilots. If in fact, they were
stupid enough to think that this president was the same feckless
weekly president we have in the Oval Office.
I had to look it up I had to look up feckless the unknown.
Let me
stop the clip right there and want to jump to another clip.
Okay, I want you to play the ISO clip I have here which comes
from a longer clip which I will only play later. I mean, this is
the which one is me my so that's to me my subject. No, that's
that's a different one. Okay. Where's the other one?
I have tapper ISO Yes,
tap right. So I want you to play this and listen carefully to
discuss Jake Tapper at the beginning of the show at the pre
the pre debate and and listen to what he says firstly, listen
name of people that may be applied. Listen to the order of
the people who was the first person who mentioned and listen
to his language he is going to
embrace that is a chris Christie is a Marco Rubio is a Jeb Bush
is a Ted Cruz is going to say what you are proposing. Look, I
oppose everything that Obama is doing. And I think he's
feckless. And I, you know, I think he's
good catch. Good catch.
So he lists these people that he thinks yours. He had some, he
puts Christie in the top of the list
using the
word you had to look up that Christie use. Now you're telling
me there's not some meetings going on?
I'm pretty sure that the way these debates operate, that
there is some knowledge of the questions and there is some
knowledge of statements perhaps maybe there's leaks, that's
possible, by the way, feckless means lacking initiative or
strength of character, or irresponsible, feckless, then
you kind of tag that on with affectless mama's boy. Right?
Yeah. So of course, if that is true coincidence,
these are fantastic points to make. Yeah. And everybody
during the debate also seem to think that Hillary Clinton was
still Secretary of State. They just kept on talking about the
Obama and Clinton Obama and Clinton were trying
to push that meet these are memes are trying to promote to
get people to associate in their brains that feckless even though
nobody knows what it means. Yeah, the feckless Obama and the
lying. Hillary, let's play the rest of this back deck. Because
Because Rand Paul comes in and
some straight he says some straight, he sets him straight.
We're stupid
enough to think that this president was the same feckless
weakling that the president we have in the oval office is right
now.
Wait, that's a bumper sticker sackless back off, feckless.
Senator Paul. Senator Paul, I want you to respond to what we
just heard from Governor Christie. If there was a no fly
zone, you say that potentially could lead to world war three.
Why?
Well, I think if you're in favour of world war three, you
have your candidate. here's the here's. My goodness, what we
want in a leader is someone with judgement, not someone who is so
reckless as to stand on the stage and say, Yes, I'm jumping
up and down, I'm going to shoot to shoot down Russian planes.
Russia already flies in that airspace, it may or not, may not
be something we're in love with the fact that they're there. But
they were invited by a rack and by Syria to fly in that
airspace. And so if we announced we're gonna have a no fly zone,
and others have said this, Hillary Clinton's also for it,
it is a recipe for disaster. It's a recipe for world war
three, we need to confront Russia from a position of
strength. But we don't need to confront Russia from a point of
recklessness that would lead to war. This is something this type
of judgement, you know, it's having that kind of judgement,
who you would appoint and how you're going to conduct affairs.
That is incredibly important. I mean, I think when we think
about the judgement of someone who might want world war three,
we might think about someone who might shut down a bridge because
they don't like to friend.
I thought that was a good idea. Of course, Chris, you said
nothing about it. The thing that nobody brought up and I'll bring
it up, because it's such an obvious thing. Hmm. It refers to
the no fly zone. Why? Why? Why? What is the point of a no fly
zone? Well, what is the ISO ISO people do not have aeroplanes.
And also, in this whole this whole two and a half hours, not
one single question about why are we even in Syria? Well, if
you were, I would have hoped that Donald Trump would have
said, Look, this whole thing is about some bullcrap pipelines
and control of this port. And you know, and Russia has been
their supplier for years, it's pretty obvious that this is the
stuff we should really not be a part of it but he doesn't do and
he may not know, he may not know. I there was I need to play
one clip. This was the most bizarre interaction of the
evening as far as I'm concerned. Although I do have a few clips
from the from the earlier debate from the kids table as they call
it. Here those I missed that yeah,
this was a hugh what's his name? Hugh from the from the Jackman
from the Salem radio network or something?
Who cares right winger?
Oh, he's a right winger.
He's a right wing talk show host.
He's an idiot. His way is if these questions that he posed to
Ben Carson were just, I rollers people
admire and respect and are inspired by your life story,
your kindness, your evangelicals, core support.
We're talking about ruthless things tonight. Classic farming
cut off this war. And people wonder, could you do that? Could
you order airstrikes that would kill innocent children by not
the scores, but the hundreds and the 1000s? Could you wage war as
a commander in chief?
So this question is, why is no one ever asked the president?
How easy is it on Tuesday, so sign these death notices knowing
that you're going to wind up droning 16 year olds and killing
him the question like Are you tough enough to kill children?
What what is this? And his his answer? Carson's answer was just
as off the wall as a commander in chief.
Yeah, well, interestingly enough, you should see the eyes
of some of those children before I kill them. When I say to them,
I'm gonna kill you. We're gonna have to open your head. I'm
gonna have to open your head and take out this tumour. They're
not happy about it.
No, I bet they aren't. Leave me. Yeah, so I'm using the unhappy
children who I'm killing and
they don't like me very much at that point. But later on, they
love me. Sometimes.
It's almost like Donald Oh, he said that. Yeah, he said
you know, later on, and just got worse from here. You know, they
really realise what's going on. And by the same token, you have
to be able to look at the big picture and understand that it's
actually merciful. If you go ahead and finish the job, rather
than death by 1000 pricks. So
you are okay with the deaths of 1000s of innocent children and
civilian it's like
the crowd has finally had enough of it to you okay with killing
children is what war they're asking this have Trump to like,
do you mind killing children
by using as ruthless as Churchill was in prosecuting the
war against the Nazis?
Churchill was not the American president as far as I can
remember. Why does this guy bring up Churchill can you be as
ruthless as Churchill?
This value is the prime minister winning the war against
the Nazis ruthless is not necessarily the word I would
use.
And it's also a dissimilar situation I'm seeing too many
layers it's absolutely all over the place. And I may have one in
one of my clips here, but another false comparison. Anyway
going off
resolute understanding what the problems are, and understanding
that the job of the president United States is to protect the
people of the internet what is necessary in order to
get it now you're supposed to protect and uphold and defend
the Constitution but okay, your pet peeve I'll give that one to
you. Good to be here both now. I'll give that one to him.
All right. Well, let's let me try to up the ante on crazy.
Wait until you hear the first debate.
You will save in that ever saving. Yeah, this one This one
to me. i When I watched this little clip, and then of course
Bush comes in and jumps in and then mysid misconstrues the
whole thing again, the guy did Bush is the most dangerous man
up there because he really does seem like the dumbest. And this
is this one to me, I thought was revealing because people always
think how do you get so big and they have real estate business
in New York. You may sometimes come up with some sort of you
may be absorbing certain certain kinds of ideas, possibly you may
make some interesting franking In the terms of Kaiser, so say,
kind of level, then this is the kill the family strategy clip,
who's Kaiser? So say
there's a Kaiser, so say most of the people in the audience will
get that reference.
Later. Okay, thanks, Dad.
Here's the question from Facebook, listen to this.
I'm Josh shaker from Georgia Tech recently, Donald Trump
mentioned that we must kill the families of ISIS members.
However, this violates the principle distinction between
civilians and combatants in the internet. So my question is how
it intentionally killing innocent civilians that now
before we
get to the question, what was this with this Facebook thing?
They started the show off, they had a video wall of at least 50
Facebook people ready to ask questions I counted to where
those only intended and yet what was the reasoning behind only
using two?
I don't know, I think this was a bunch of this whole show, I
think so
my question is how it intentionally killing innocent
civilians set us apart from ISIS. Mr. Trump,
we have to be much tougher, we have to be much stronger than
we've been. We have people that know what's going on. You take a
look at just the attack in California. The other day, there
were numerous people, including the mother that knew what was
going on. They saw a pipe bomb sitting all over the floor. They
saw ammunition all over the place, they knew exactly what
was going on. When you had the World Trade Centre go, people
were put into planes that were friends, family, girlfriends,
and they were put into planes. And they were sent back for the
most part to Saudi Arabia. They knew what was going on. They
went home and they wanted to watch their boyfriends on
television. I would be very, very firm with families. And
frankly, that will make people think because they may not care
much about their lives, but they do care, believe it or not about
their family's lives. Donald Bush, Governor Bush this.
This is another example of the lack of seriousness. Look, this
is this is troubling, because we're at war.
We're at war, but Trump actually answered that as
serious as What can be more serious in this. This idea.
Yeah, but it's Bush thinking that guy's a moron.
The Usual Suspects I got it. I have not seen the movie. That's
why you'd love this movie. But the chat rooms like Jesus carry
watch a movie once. I'm too busy doing the show for you know time
for movies.
That's a good movie.
Let me play something from the from the earlier debate.
Yes. Yeah. Do you have any good any my favourite guy? Who is
your favourite
guy? Lindsey? Yeah. Well, I have Lindsey and I have Rick
Santorum, both reasonably
short quotes. Okay, just go do your
here's Rick Santorum. First, this
is an important time in our country's history.
We have entered World War Three, World War Three has begun. And
we have a leader who refuses to identify and be truthful to the
American people to the stakes that are involved. All right.
So you can disagree with that world war three.
Big fan of Santorum isn't it irked me that he said that?
Because that's kind of one of our thesis on the show. Yeah,
he should be stopped stealing our material. Well, I have to
say Lindsey Graham. He took our material and then went over the
top
and I am begging people to wake up to Syria. The next 911 is
coming from Syria senators coming soon. We better do
something about it. And I have a plan.
He has a plan. The next nine elevens coming from Syria. Yeah.
No, okay, so that was pretty much was it? That's all those
guys were saying.
Eat it and you get these duds? duds?
That duds? Good? They're good. They're good. I did see Morning
Joe had a theory about Trump and Cruz, which you could kind of
expect someone to come up with this.
What after the debate, I just started thinking this was an
inside deal. Did you get Trump and Cruz that we're kind of
hitting each other, but they see now that they're locked in first
and second place? Everybody else is a distance third, notice
everybody on the stage was attacking everybody. But the top
two guys, right. So Trump goes after Jeb Cruz goes after Rubio.
The establishments to favourite candidates, and they refused
Look at this. They refused to touch each other. It smacked of
an inside deal. If this maintains the status quo, and
either jabs, catches and makes a smart political move. And they
made it I mean II they either made a direct or an indirect
deal or it just if I'm going after Jeb and everybody else,
you go after Rubio and everybody else we don't touch each other.
And we draw blood and
I think that's possible.
I think it is too. I don't know if they actually sat around and
discuss that
they did have a meeting. They did have a meeting. They did
closed door meeting? Yes. Quite possible
that they said let's you know, you don't say anything about me.
And of course, then there was at the gaff, because apparently
Cruz said something bad about not really bad. You said he
didn't think Trump would be trustworthy with them. And in
private meeting and they get any weaselled out of it on the
debates when they confronted him that
but that But Trump and Cruz had a meeting after that video came
out before
the debate. Okay, probably and how to deal with it at the
debates. Yeah. Which because it would come out. Now, I have to
say after watching these debates over and over again. And then
you you hear about Cruz's background as a lot of nasty
articles about him floating around that have been planted.
But one of the things that keeps cropping up as he is a master
debater, yeah. masturbator and master debater, and so he likes
to show his chops once in a while and, and so he goes into
any one of the ways he and I like it. I like it when he goes
into debate mode, he would be very deadly. Oh, one on one. Oh,
yeah. I mean, I think he could take pretty much anybody because
he's so good at it. So here's the definitive clip of Cruz. And
he's goes from topic to topic and he is really good at hanging
on to the podium for a long time. Sorry, that way and then,
but what he does here, he does have a bunch of debate points.
He talks about one thing and then he goes over to his debate
points that he wanted to talk about is hoping to God that
somehow he could never he gets gets the opportunity. So hell
with it. He's just gonna do it. Now.
Governor, the fight against radical Islamic terrorists and
ISIS has been called the war of our time. So let's talk about
how each of you as commander in chief would fight this war. And
when it Senator Cruz, you have said you would quote carpet bomb
ISIS into oblivion, testing whether quote, sand can glow in
the dark, does that he
was smiling. That was kind of weird. When when that sea of
sand can glow in the dark crews, but it is this crazy smile on
his face.
Yeah, he had a winner with I said de levelling
the ISIS capital of Raka. In Syria, where there are hundreds
of 1000s of civilians children what it
means is using overwhelming airpower to utterly and
completely destroy ISIS to put things in perspective and the
first Persian Gulf War, we launch roughly 1100 air attacks
a day we carpet bomb them for 37 days saturation bombing, after
which our troops went in and in a day and a half mopped up what
was left of the Iraqi army. Right now Obama is launching
between 15 and 30 air attacks a day. It is photo op foreign
policy. We need to use overwhelming airpower. We need
to be arming the Kurds. We need to be fighting and killing ISIS
where they are. And let me go back to the earlier discussion a
minute ago. It's not a lack of competence that is preventing
the Obama administration from stopping these attacks. It is
political correctness. We didn't monitor the Facebook posting of
the female San Bernardino terrorist because the Obama DHS
thought it would be inappropriate. She made a public
call to jihad, and they didn't target it the Czarna brothers,
the elder brother made a public called a jihad and the Obama
administration didn't target it. Nidal Hassan communicated with
Anwar al aulaqi Unknown radical cleric asked about waging jihad
against his fellow soldiers. The problem is because of political
correctness, the Obama administration, like a lot of
folks here, want to search everyone's cell phones and
emails and not focus on the bad guys. And political correctness
is killing people.
Thank you. Yay, no. So he threw that in a couple of things to
note with exposition one, he used the stats that are T
exposed, yes, about the number of sortase, which we brought up
on the show over a month ago, that you're comparing the Iraq
war with the, with what Obama is up to. And then the other thing
is, when he goes into his little thing about political
correctness, which I personally thought was kind of weak, he
kind of played to the people that are anti politically
correct as which puts you in the audience, but nobody chimed up
with a clap or anything. But what if he hadn't kept up the
logic of what he was doing in his debate life form when he's
naming name names and numbers, names and numbers, so he's
saying, brothers April, they call for jihad, if he would have
said at the end to punch them, which, which he doesn't want to
do, which is what we do on this show, which is why are we
collecting all this data? And when these guys are right out
there, and they're doing this calling for jihad, we don't
follow we don't care, because the point of all the data
collection is for blackmail. It's not for stopping any kind
of terrorists, because I think that people in charge that are
grinding through all this data They know that there's this is a
minor issue in this country, we'd have an event you know that
some guy you know some guy goes in and shoots up a meeting of
his love his fellow employees at work in the health department.
And that's like that's it that's like an event this is no
different than the guys going postal some years back before we
had all this terrorism thing is the same thing. Somebody's why
doesn't
that happen anymore? What happened?
I think they've put gun detectors or something at the
building. I have no idea. No, no, no, it's
not true. That's not That's
okay. Well, then maybe it's not reported as much because another
post office guys shudders you know, as I Oh,
yeah. And we had such a thing. We even had a term for going
postal. Yes, I think is still used as he is going ISIS.
No, it's going guy. It's just going postal still. It's going
I'm going ISIS
going on going full ISIS baby.
Sure you're not going ISIL? Do you
want to take a little detour and talk about the the ability of
law enforcement and or willingness to look at social
media accounts of those applying for visas?
Well, I think it fits into the scheme of things and it's a good
break, go when test
Fein Malik came to the United States for the first time last
year, she had already sent extensive messages online, that
she wanted to wage, violent jihad violence, none of that was
known to the officials handling her fiance visa
during that time period. Immigration officials were not
allowed to use or view social media as a part of the
screening.
A former homeland security official JOHN COHEN, now an ABC
News consultant says there was a secret policy that prevented
officials and screening the social media posts of visa
applicants hearing bad public relations for the Obama
administration.
primary concern
was that it really do you really I mean, that's a quite a
statement from ABC, no less things is ABC. Well,
don't forget ABC is the Jeb Bush network,
of course, because to say that is saying that the Obama
administration chose optics over security, which is impeachable,
I guess
fearing bad public relations for the Obama administration.
The primary concern was that it would be viewed negatively if it
was disclosed publicly. And there were concerns that it
would be embarrassing.
Malik who had become radicalised after college, had three
interviews showed pictures of an engagement party in Saudi
Arabia. And her visa was approved in three weeks, a
process the State Department admitted today failed. That
is the process. Having done it twice, do you need to bring
anything that can improve your life? So you know, newspaper
articles, if they exist, anything that seems kind of like
an official thing of record is very, very low grade low tech,
in my opinion,
you know? Obviously, things went wrong. Oh, no, I was awake.
I saw that. Obviously, things went wrong, things went wrong.
Obviously, things went wrong. The
worst terror attacks since 911. Federal agents are
reconstructing the online history of Malik and her
husband, Sayed Farooq, a history that shows even before they met,
they were on the road to jihad, something authorities could have
known but did not
go on on his own down ease on down the road to jihad
as she was welcomed to America. And Brian Ross, back with us
tonight.
You've learned the White House now ordering a top to bottom
review.
That's right, David. And the review will include that policy
that was secret until today, preventing officials on
examining the social media, most of these applicants, some 41,000
people came into this country last year, and so called Fiancee
Visa statement.
So I went looking for the clip where Kirby said he see things
went wrong. And he had a little more to say, during his
briefing, I mean, given
the given the prominence of social media in current
discourse, and given that corporations will look at
somebody's Facebook page to the extent that they can and so on,
why not do it systematically?
Well, I mean, the process is under review. And that's a piece
of this process that I think you can safely assume we'll be
looking at going forward. So I don't want to rule out the fact
that there may be there may be changes coming coming down the
pike here with respect to social media. Hitherto the practice has
been
Wait a minute, so he says, there may be new rules coming down the
pike, I guess, Pike pike and then he says, hey, there are two
or two, which I think means up until now in there to
rule out the fact that there may be there may be changes coming
coming down the pike here with respect to social media.
Hitherto the practice has been, you want as complete a picture
of this individual as possible. And so that's one element that
you can Maybe gained some context. But it is, as I said, a
fact that many people put privacy settings in place that
make that that effort in material. Oh, it's
so hard because you can't call Facebook.
I think that I think they what they should have said, but I
think they made a huge mistake here. And I think I can you kind
of figure out what was really going on having worked in a
government agency? Yes. And here is what I think happened. And
here's what I think they should have done. I think Kirby's an
idiot. Obviously,
things went wrong.
First of all, I said this was never an official policy,
because it was a secret policy. It's what they say. It was never
an official policy. The first thing you say it at the press
conference? Well, I don't know. But there was never an official
policy not to look into this. It was never an official policy.
Right. So you say that because it was never an official policy
instead of the reason. The reason it was a policy at all,
is because the douchebags that work in these agencies, and I
know the middle management layer levels go like this. You know,
we can get a lot more information we go on their
Facebook pages, boss. Alright, let me let me be let me know.
Okay, you'd be the guy. Hey, boss, the guy that wants to go
and look into a boss Hey, boss, hey
boss. Hey boss. Hey boss. You're doing your weekly really get a
lot more information. If we call my second birth birth. Can I
have a instead of a patch for DHS? Can I have a shield? Can I
ever make an editorial bed you
already had taken care of that what do you want I don't wash
but I think today
if we you know if if we could look at Facebook and Twitter use
that maybe we could learn a lot more about what they're doing
some social networks we're gonna get that social graph the social
graph both Yeah,
okay, I know what you're up to. What you're gonna We're you're
not here to spend all day on Facebook by bus bus but it'd be
looking at Facebook all day but this is not what this is not
your bash but get back to your cubicle. Yes me go back to work
and do what you're supposed to do. We're not going to turn
everybody into a bunch of people spending all day on Facebook.
Looking around.
Yes sir. Sir Sir One more thing, sir. Sir Yeah, what hail Apple
Yeah, hail apple that's the reason
I got it but just on Facebook
dicking around all day, well, let me just maybe they're on
Flickr go there is never get anything done.
Boss. I think I think I found something on x panther.com. So
be looking there at x hampster.com. You know exactly
what would happen you know, decided you know, cruise Cruise
has a secret weapon though. Then people and you're gonna see
they're gonna start going after her now. Just watch. Heidi.
Heidi Cruz.
What's wrong with Heidi Cruz?
Oh, Heidi Cruz is she's the one that's running the money train.
That's you know, she's Goldman. Goldman Sachs. She's, she's very
comfortable with with talking to big donors, which Cruz does have
a few. I think they're gonna go after her. Whose day the press
they'll go after to get the crews. They're gonna go after
Heidi. It's time It's time. So yeah. Oh, yeah.
Of course it follow her she what's going on? Yeah,
she's smart, smart, pretty. And she suspended her job at Goldman
to work on the campaign. And you know, she's very much at ease.
And of course, she's a good balance. For the, you know,
religious nuttiness that crew sometimes portrays when you
start talking like a preacher and
the killer, although that might bring some people out of the
woodwork to vote for him. I just find it the kind of, I mean, I
admire the guy for his debating skills, but I do not he's a
masturbator. He's a master debater. masturbator he he just
has that doesn't have a look that I laid just got. I agree.
He's a sleazeball. I mean, I'm I hate to be this, this kind of
keynote. He
has the kind of failure it's big it he has the yes and it's okay,
because I'll jump in. He has the kind of face and I'm the I don't
kiss men, but I can't believe any woman want to kiss him.
Those lips are all like thin and squiggly. Like sometimes he has
that.
We're the only show that probably does exhibiting
appearance bigotry, because we often act like TV executives
know this. I am acting like a TV executive. The problem is
you we actually are executives in media because we've done this
producing the show.
And we've done we've done television production. We know
how this works. And the problem is you got to remember to stop
when you're talking to like your family. Right this baby Baby
Baby those shoes, baby that baby those shoes look like shit. No,
no, no, not those. Those shoes.
Yeah, you need to package it. Packaging is everything. Yeah,
otherwise
Yeah, your butt looks fat.
All right. No, the butt is never fat ever.
No, I'm saying you're gonna be if you if it is if you're an
executive and you're judging public. Yes. I'll tell you that
Carolyn has helped me get from behind the desk. Did we ever
have to look at that big ass? Here's a story. It's always
gonna be and this is go okay, here's a
story. I do not think I've told on the show. Carolyne Heldman.
Does anybody remember her? Carolyne Heldman. No, she was on
MTV. The same time I was she was supposed to be the earthy girl
next door. She was from Aspen. In fact, now she's back in
Aspen, she is running the NPR station in Aspen. And she kept
wearing shorts, you know, fashionably. This is kind of
late 80s Where you could where these guys had MC Hammer pants
and she had like MC Hammer print on the on shorts, but they are
MC
Hammer pants.
Let me just continue. I mean, can and I remember that? There
was this? I won't say who but it's overcoming the controlling
like staff has arrived. Because we have to get her to change
though to her thighs or just that guy can't look at her
thighs. That has to stop. And it became a whole issue. And she
said, No, I'm not going to wear long pants that this is what I'm
wearing today. And I'm supposed to be the girl next door which I
am. So deal with it fired. Fired for her thighs fired for SAS.
Hmm, yeah, yeah. And on the spot.
She never came back after that day. On the set. I was on the
spot. And it was not fired on the set on the spot. But she
never came back. So it happened then. Yeah. Yeah. And of course
these days. Oh, I can't imagine that. No way there would be a
huge lawsuit.
Well, they do it. Well, I don't know. You think so?
Yeah, probably not. People probably would like to keep
their chances alive.
That's why I see very few people that even got ripped off like
James Garner, who ended up suing the studios for not paying him
for when he was doing that private detective show. He never
got his money. So he sued them. And he never worked again.
That's right. You do not sue the network's because you will never
work it unless you don't want to work in that business. If
you don't want to work again. He was rigid retirement. So
Carolyn, of course, you know, she
got exactly what she is. Now being radio is exactly exactly
what your thighs belong
is a bit of a horrible business. It is is. And I hope people
understand that we reflect it. But we don't do it as horrible
people. We don't like it when we when we make these horrible
comments about Ted Cruz's lips, for example,
but they are pretty creepy.
He's got a creepy quality about
that, but no, but I really
have to. I would love to see him one on one debate with Hillary.
Now. I think even if they don't say neither of them get the
nomination. I would still like to see that. That would be good
TV. Yeah. What's special? Is to have the two of them go at it.
Don't you think?
Sure. Yeah. All right. You want to finish it up? You got a few
more clips here to
I have a few more.
Where am I? So that's really all I got.
I was done.
Okay, we got the bush not qualified. You played that.
And you realise that the Democratic debate is this
Saturday night. Did you even know this? Yes, I did do Yeah,
most people don't. Yeah, really keep an eye on
this universe. And I'm wondering where they should cover it.
Are you kidding me? Yeah. You and I need to cover Sunday. Why?
Miss Universe?
They don't have the dumb chicks or anything. They don't. It's
not like you're getting anybody to ridicule. It's just a bunch
of beautiful women will they'll have the questions?
Do they? Do they really have questions? Oh, John, this is
your beat. I'll cover the end. I know it's rough. But I think you
should do, though. I know. She gets
y'all in Miss Universe is that is a Trump thing. So it's, I
don't even know it's gonna be on television. I hope it is. But
whatever the case and I said that meaning it it's like
they're all beautiful women from around the world they're very
well chosen is like dynamite knockouts. Everyone could throw
a dart and whichever one it hits, they should be the Miss
Universe. So that's that part is meaningless. So you don't even
bother with that part of the show. Then they get to the
question and the question is for the Miss Universe contest,
because nobody speaks English are extremely lame. Do you speak
English? I am dying. I guess my game.
Well, that can be entertaining.
is the world coming to do you think we should stop ISIS John
some John, listen, sometimes, you know we run we wind up
watching C span for three and a half hours and it's a complete
dud. You know, at least you left pretty girls most of the time.
Most of the time. It's a dud. I agree. Okay, great. All right.
Okay, let's go back to the Yes, please, please. Now this is a
short little clip. This came out of one of Carly's tirades. And
again, she obviously got another round of Botox or something. She
couldn't smile for the life now hold
on now stop, stop, stop, stop. I know I don't know how she is no,
no one looking at her because her lower lip her lipstick. Now
she she draws her. This is It is important that we discussed
this. I don't know why, but I feel like it's important. She
draws her lips with her lipstick in a manner that they are not
shaped. emceed this, and I think she had filler in her lip. But
believe me, Patricia, I've seen what this looks like you wind up
after 20 years of fillers and you lips like you got these
bumps and it's disgusting looking. Throughout. Why do
women do that? I don't know. It's sad. It's sad. It's really
sad. You know, Botox, you can do whatever you want, do whatever
you want. But the long term effects in the lips results in
bumped up lips. It's blatantly didn't be and kind of hanging. I
think there's also no she has no feelings. It's kind of hanging
down and then add up to the first break. She had pretty much
built all of her lipstick, except for the fake that was all
bitten off on their lower lip. It was really creepy. And they
came back after break and there was no change is no one looking
at this woman to she had no one
brings up another point. So Chris Christie, who's a big man,
he's out there and his tie is so far off.
Yes, yes. Under his jacket, who is running this show?
And they go to break I started said the same thing to go to
break. They come back. His tie is still off centre. Why didn't
one of his own people go running on the stage? No matter who I
don't know. You're not stopping me. I'm going on the stage and
then go up and adjust his tie for him because he obviously
didn't know it was way off.
i Yeah, that's just these are just Production Items, people.
Just Production Items. All right, Carly. Oh, yes. Yeah, I
know what this is. This was good.
What was the dough play?
The iPhone was invented in 2007. The iPad was invented in 2011.
Snapchat, and Twitter all the rest of it have been around just
for several years,
but none on Twitter has been around for 10 years. 10 years
people.
What if you start to check them over? Then you hear a cough?
Yeah. And you hear another throughout the whole debate.
Somebody's coughing into the mic.
Yeah. Oh, no. Someone was snoring. I thought I was doing
that. Yes. That was snorting and coughing. Yes. Who was it? Who
was
ah? Because it's the end. One of the post mortems they had Dana
Bash came out and Donna Danna, bash, Donna Bosch. And they
asked her she said she She followed this. She says yeah, to
everyone thought I was people. The question or somebody was
coughing. It was Ben Carson the whole time.
And while we're talking about the way people look, Danna bash,
less profile. She should never be shot differently. That is she
looks beautiful. From a left profile of her face. She really
is me classic. But you turn around to the front of that face
and say,
oh, yeah, alien. Like her. She looks like a grey so.
So I feel that production did a good job on putting her on
screen because she looked really great from that angle.
The iPhone was invented in 2007. The iPad was invented in 2011,
Snapchat, and Twitter all the rest of it have been around just
for several years, technology has moved on and the terrorists
have moved on with it. Let me tell you a story. Soon after 911
I got a phone call from the NSA. They needed help. I gave them
help. I stopped a truckload of equipment. I had it turned
around, it was escorted by the NSA into headquarters. We need
the private sectors help, because government is not
innovating. Technology is running ahead by leaps and
bounds. The private sector will help just as I helped after 911,
but they must be engaged. And they must be asked. I will ask
them. I know.
Yeah, that was strange, because I don't know if she was talking
about turning a truck around that was headed over to China
and needed stuff put in or if there were component components
coming in, and they needed to be screened. Did you do you know
anything about that?
I have I heard that and it's a non sequitur. It has nothing to
do with what she was talking about. It's an out of the blue
anecdote that had nothing to do with her what she was saying.
And I was completely baffled by it. It was like what is she
trying to communicate here? That she's tight with the NSA? I
think
that was it. Yeah, but she's a patriot.
Cooperative a spook. Well,
she says that she she has very high security clearance. She is
saying with this, that we need to have The Internet cyber
sharing agreement between government and the indemnify
indemnified commercial sector needs to happen because she did
it. And I guess she saved the world.
She did. She saved the
way of the world.
So they sent it right back and send it right to the HQ. So they
drove the truck across the country. I mean, she's in Palo
Alto, or mountain view one of these little towns down here.
That's where HP is. And they turned the truck around, turned
it around, and drove it and then the NSA took it over through an
NSA truck driver into it and they drove it off. site. This
tells me this is just like more than anything else. And it's
like what happened? What was this for? What was the deal? I
don't know. Might be a bunch of you might be right. It was a
bunch of servers or something that needed chips put in
something. Buy something who knows.
Let's see. I don't know if I really needed Yeah, here's the
one there's a meme. This is the predate Jack tapper, there's
more I took the ISO from but this is a jack tapper on less
safe. Jake.
Jake Tapper. Jake, tap Jack Jack. Well, from now on, he's
Jack Jack Jack tap.
Trump has proposed about Muslims actually makes the American
people less safe. One of the first people that came out
against Donald Trump's proposal was Vice President Dick Cheney,
who I think very few people would consider to be a bleeding
heart liberal.
This was a guy who worked criminal, be more criminal, have
enhanced
interrogation techniques to keep Americans safe. But he said that
we went against everything that the American the American
Republic stands for, and very conservative national security
experts that I know say this actually would make us less
safe. And the question is, is anybody on that stage going to
embrace that? Is a chris Christie is a Marco Rubio is a
Jeb Bush is a Ted Cruz going to say what you are proposing?
Look, I oppose everything that Obama is doing. And I think he's
feckless. And I, you know, I think he's made us let's say,
what you are proposing is the same thing on the other side.
And Ted
Cruz has certainly wanting to try to pick up any Donald Trump
supporters who decided to leave Donald Trump
yet now Jack the tap. Now here's the question. Now I this blather
by Trump about our block all Muslims from coming in is like
not even possible. For one thing they don't check. But let's say
that he let's say you don't stop at all. It's just stopped all
immigration.
It's very John whole stop. It's very easy. This is very easy to
do. This is very easy. Here's the Trump methodology. You know,
the Inkspot test. What's it called? The row shark? Roche
Roche,
Roche, Shark shark shark Rocha.
Yeah. So you do a couple of seats. Okay, we need you to say
the first thing that comes to mind, if you just show a couple
of these inkblots, but then you show on, you know, like a
cartoon of Muhammad and his bare ass you know, with a broomstick
or whatever. But then Charlie Hebdo cup Yeah, Charlie Hebdo.
Cover, and then you watch for their response. Debt to America.
It's just to slide it right in there. See what happens.
Okay, well, that's beside the point. The question in my mind
is the meme. How? And I'm not joking about doing it or not
doing it. I'm talking about how specifically does keeping
anybody out make America less safe? Cheney says it'll make us
less safe. Oh, no, no, the security guys they'll make us
less safe. How? Tell me exactly what are they talk?
Oh, I'll tell you. Because you are now I'm just parroting what
the message I'm hearing. By say even saying this. You are
strengthening ISIS, because they feel vindicated in their
success. It's total horse crap. That means nothing. And maybe I
should go to this quick little clip because
well, before you go that well, why didn't you bring the
creepiest guy in the world? Dick Cheney to back them up. I mean,
what is wrong with this picture?
Oh, that they'll do anything to show that Donald Trump is
unwanted. And I think the point is very clear. If even vampire
man war criminal Dick Cheney doesn't like your policy you got
to be you're like you're above everybody else in crazy aihole
land. That's the message. That's the message and this message is
coming very clearly from its bog mind boggling because it started
with Mohammed the clock boy. And since that and then every single
time Trump comes out the go to people is the Council on
American Islamic Relations. Who without doubt were at one point
and they are
connected to the Muslim Brotherhood is barely known fact
they were
they were never convicted but they were proven to be a front
for a terrorist financing. But now they're everywhere. And you
got to kind of get your mindset into the guy's accent but here's
what they're saying.
Muslim leaders say Trump's recent We plan to temporarily
ban Muslims from the United States as part of a continued
effort to demonise their faith.
This rhetoric, echoes the policies enacted by Nazi
Germany. Of course,
the Jews. Yes, rhetoric is like Jews killing Jews,
Trump's and Carson's mainstreaming of Islamophobia in
the election is inciting real discrimination.
First of all, let's just talk about anything phobia. I do not
believe there is they either one of them has an insane fear be
actually folding
irrational shoes job against I get annoying. I have felt as
though by all of Ionis I think homophobia is another word. Well
the phobia fear of gays like
oh my god, what am I gonna do? No, Johnny actually means
irrational fear.
Yeah, and irrational fear, like a fear of heights, the fear of
spiders, arachnophobia, all these phobias. So, I mean,
hating Muslims is hating is hate is hate. Yeah, it's not phobia.
Phobia. Yeah, yes. Yeah. They call it hating butchery seems to
be having more strength. He's a Muslim hater. Not a
Islamophobic. I think it would be stronger to say Muslim hater.
Well, in terms of making your point, which is Donald Trump is
a Muslim hater, as opposed to Donald Trump is Islamophobic,
which is been softened, I believe, by the use of
homophobic
and streaming of Islamophobia in the election is inciting real
discrimination. Real hate crimes,
Neha, not only Trump and GOP candidate Ben Carson, for his
claim a Muslim should not be president, but also New Jersey
governor and GOP candidate chris Christie.
I think many Muslims in New Jersey feel a sense of betrayal
for what Governor Christie has done. Why
betrayal many New Jersey Muslims thought Chris was an ally. But
now disappointment over this comment from Christie about
Syrian refugees. I don't think orphans under five are being
should be admitted into the United States
in the Republican primary campaign. Muslim bashing seems
to be the red meat that the candidates are throwing to some
of their supporters.
Yes, Muslim bashing is the red meat it's the new this No no,
it's just a narrative
but I'd like to know who is the who's responsible for care
getting so much airtime there's they've hired one of the top PR
firms there's no doubt in my mind getting airtime care see
they're the go to now for everything.
Yeah, and there's other Islamic groups that are very moderate
and have a lot to say and they have top people top men working
for him that can come on these shows but no they never asked
them it's always care. It's got to be galling. I think I think
the moderate Muslim community which is huge. It's just got to
be they they say wait a minute, we don't put us on ever we bitch
and moan we check our websites we complain as much as the next
guy and we just marginalised. We've noted this on the show
before I will swear the Muslims How come they're not complaining
there are complaining it's just weird. Listening.
Norman Lear has announced misuses Hollywood Reporter of
Hollywood's elder statesman says his group People for the
American Way will launch a major initiative aimed at combating
hate speech from Trump and other GOP presidential candidates,
which I think is probably already underway. But this is
relevant because the Lear Foundation, as we've discussed
many times are directly responsible for storyline
storylines in Hollywood.
Yeah. Let me help you with that story.
Yeah, I was thinking maybe we should play the heritage. Please
play. This is Martin Kaplan from the Lear foundation.
So in the course of our work, this is in the two years 11 to
13 335 storylines that we worked on, have been aired. We've
worked with 35 networks in the past four years. 91 different
television shows.
Yeah. So that's what they do. So that will be infused in all of
your mainstream entertainment, enjoyment.
Of course, the CIA and the NSA, these guys do the same thing,
but they don't have the effect. These guys are really getting a
lot of work done.
And there's more though, in New Yorker, that a, I guess a
humorous article titled to those fleeing President Trump, Welcome
to Canada. And so they're pretending as if this article is
in the future, as if done Donald Trump was elected president. And
so here's Canada, saying things like, we'd like to extend an
extra special welcome to the ethnic, religious and other
groups that President Trump has deported from the United States.
Muslims, Mexicans, black people, people who look like Muslims,
Muslims Jews who are just Muslims with smaller hats. Prius
drivers that one Asian guy Jessica Alba maybe she's a
Muslim who knows all women and books. And it just gets worse
from there.
Yeah. That's hates that bigoted,
that's hate speech. That's hate speech.
It is hate speech. If you're gonna call hate speech. Hate
speech is pretty hateful and bigoted.
And then yeah, you get like BuzzFeed headline Trump campaign
rally erupts and chaos and ugly confrontation. I saw the whole
thing. It wasn't a chaos and ugly, ugly confrontation. There
was a heckler whatever. Yeah,
let's say heckler. They have that in comedy clubs. Yeah. And
we know that, you know, you bring this stuff up to like a
normal roaming around and you get this responses aren't show
people or no agenda show people. The Why are you voting for
Trump?
No, it's better than that is no, the I love it. When journalists
say, you know, Trump really has a good point. Now, of course, I
would never vote for him. But Trump has, this is what they
always do. But I would never vote for him. Yeah, you have to
do why do I? Why do you even have to say that? I don't give a
shit who you vote for? No. But that's that's to maintain their
integrity in the mainstream media now. Otherwise, you were
pretty positive about Trump their man, man.
Their vote for Hillary? All right. Are you done? rather
worse? Do I didn't get a clip of this. But I'll tell you there
was a I should have made night and there was a special on
what's going to happen at the Republican National Convention,
which is they don't think that because of the way they're
changing the way the votes are counted. So if Trump comes into
California and he wins, let's say 60% of the vote, he only
gets 60 delegates is not winner, take all the 40 go to somebody
else. And then your 20 go to somebody else in 10. Go and Jeb
Bush gets his three.
Maybe we should back up a second. I haven't whined to ask
you this. Because they're all these talks about the going to
rig the the primary of the hub a brokered convention, Just in
brief terms. Can you explain it? Let's say Donald Trump has a
clear majority, the you know, 70% of all Republicans want to
vote for him? How could they rigged that so that he would not
be the nominee,
if he had 70% of the delegates, it's all about deli, but just
explain that people don't really understand. I guess a lot of
people wouldn't get it to where it's just the awkward situation
that we have. And it used to be done in the olden days behind
closed doors, and people would do deals. And it was I think it
was and it was condemned when it would just start the
condemnation began when I was a kid, little kid, because I
remember all this. And they said, Oh, yeah, this is just
cigar. It was a smoke filled room, the smoke filled room, and
then they would have they came out and they're gonna like John
Kennedy, it because he was picked into smokes filled room,
we have to have direct primaries, and all the states
have to do this. Iowa actually doesn't. It still has the smoke
filled room they call it's called the caucuses. Just
regarding that state and a few others, most of them have these
primaries, which cost the taxpayers of the state millions
of dollars, but they do them anyway. So because who cares?
And so they you go in and you vote for the candidate of your
choice, and then it goes to the they have like a state
convention and the state and then they divvy up the votes
which go to the National Convention, which then elect the
guy who's going to be the nominee. It's a complicated
process, but it's based on popular vote. Right. And so,
what can happen is that because of the way they've been
jiggering with this, the popular vote if if Trump does not win
enough of the primaries, to get a clear majority of of
attendees, representatives of the delegates, I'm sorry, that's
the word of Yeah, I'm a bit confused. If he doesn't
get the right number of delegates to, to lock it down,
because the delegates have to depending on the state
convention, they have these rules. So if I'm in California,
and Donald Trump runs for the primaries, two runs to get the
delegates to represent him in the national convention. I'm
pledged to Trump, right? And I have to vote for Trump, at least
through at least one or two ballots sometimes uses maybe
just one. And if he doesn't win, because there's not enough
people pledged to him. Then they can go into start doing okay,
they get into an argument mode, and they go from place to place.
Hey, John, you know, you're I know you're a pledge to Trump
and we Now you, you know, you can vote for anybody and he's
not gonna win. So you want him to come with us to the Cruz
group if you and then another day and Rubio's buddy, hey,
John, you know, Rubio, hey, you see her over there? What's your
age, she's yours, go for Rubio. So then it becomes a mess. And
it can go, there's been historical conventions where it
goes like 100 ballots, or something keeps going until
somebody finally gets tired, and flips their vote. And I can, and
that's what they're hoping for, because they figure they can't
really stop Trump at this point. Although I disagree with that. I
think he can still be stopped. But they can't stop him. They
don't feel and so they're hoping to God, he doesn't get the clear
majority of of committed delegates, because then it goes
wide open. And that's how Bush can get in at the last minute
who by the way? Well, because once it goes wide open, and then
it's, you can vote for anybody. Right?
Well, ultimately, I think
it would be was that explanation? No, it's okay. And
you're pretty
No, I think the result of what you explain makes sense.
It's, it's we're actually pretty simple, but it sounds more
complicated. It was simple. I screwed it up.
Here's what I know, the president United States. You
know, he is generally my idea is he has to be a sales guy to
other countries has to be a sales guy to the American people
and has to be a manager he doesn't need to have you know,
Barack Obama had no war experience. Brock Obama didn't
have any foreign experience. Brock Obama, you know, became
Senator because they blew up a sex scandal with the Seven of
Nine lady Jerry Ryan, that pretty much gave him the win.
And he steamrolled through a one time senator in the state of
Illinois, and then he's president. So you know, if
somebody's fast track that was fast track, yes. But to say
that, you know, Donald Trump has, you know, as a president,
you have all this power well known now, really, you just
really don't view the Congress has the power. The Congress has
power of the purse strings. You got the Senate, the system? Why
not get a good sales guy in there? I'm not fucking I am
saying pleading for Donald Trump up, he will be good for us to
see what happens when you put an American in that spot.
What's the worst that could happen that he could become
president?
What's the worst that could happen? Well, seriously, how
much worse off? Can we get?
No, you can't. Okay, you could put anybody put in put in
anyone. Now, I just wanted to make this point before I don't
make it, which is about the debt. They've been playing a lot
of these stories about how the brokered convention can take
place where everything falls apart, and then they start doing
deals. And the next thing you know, George Bush is running or
not George jab, jab. Yeah. I think that these stories are all
just a misdirection prelude to a Democrat convention. Where this
does Oh, good soil, Elizabeth Warren. Oh,
hey, okay. But I'm going to leave everybody with that
thought that's a good way to end this the eighth block. And
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Doesn't that just get you in the fields? Yeah. So what happened
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to 300 people were the direct beneficiaries of this. It's not
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How about? Yeah, I do this every year. Like go shopping at
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card and maybe you get lucky. Yeah, maybe you ambling to go
shopping.
It's amazing. He does it. He does it every year. He wants to
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Please, what a bull crap story.
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Hey, let me ask you this question.
Go away. My friend asks you a question
this, this Bowe Bergdahl thing, per dollar Bowe Bergdahl thing.
Now I, I kind of was like not following it as whatever, I
really don't care, you know, and I kind of remember where we
didn't know if he was a deserter, or if he was really
captured or what's going on. And, you know, so now
apparently, there is a court martial in process. Right. And
it's so high up, of course, well, actually, I'll play this
is Josh Earnest. This is the spokes Hall for the White House,
he speaks directly for the President, as he will refer to
in this clip. And he can't say anything on behalf of anybody
for anything he doesn't know that he does know not to do,
John, unfortunately, in this instance, I'm very, very limited
in what I can say about this ongoing matter, that this is a
case that is currently working its way through the military
justice process. And as the spokesperson for the Commander
in Chief, there's a lot of sensitivity about the potential
for influencing the outcome of that military justice
proceeding. So I'm really not able to react even in the most
general terms to the latest twists and turns in the case,
there's an established process whereby the military will both
conduct this investigation and consider the results of it. And
I don't want to say anything that could be perceived as
influencing that process in any way. But the bottom line for
this matter is that Sergeant Bergdahl was an American citizen
who put on the uniform of the United States military. And he
was rescued by the United States military. And the commander in
chief feels a responsibility to everyone who puts on the uniform
that we're not gonna leave them behind. And the way that this
the way that Sergeant Bergdahl was rescued, I think is a
testament to the President's commitment to that principle.
Okay. That's so I'm listening to that. And like, wow, I of
course, do remember the big be Oh, no man left behind, we'll do
anything we want to do. And the more I'm hearing this change of
story, the more I'm thinking maybe something else was going
on that we had a number of theories, I believe,
no, he had guys that were in his company, or at least connected
to him somehow send us notes before the thing the story even
broke that this guy was a deserter.
Well, I think we're talking about something even a little
bit bigger than that. And I
so you think he was on a mission? Yes. And I will explain
why with a few colours can be very convincing because I've
never got that impression. Okay. Just he was a dingbat.
Well, here. Here's what bothered me and the reason I looked into
this whole Bergdahl crew little booty, okay. The whole reason I
looked into him is because the second season of without any
doubt, the number one most downloaded best in the whole
universe podcast. Serial has started its new season. And in
its new season bid is doing the Bowe Bergdahl story right and
the coincidence of the just released episode number two
today, I have not heard it now. I don't listen to cereal but I
am now and I listened to the opening episode, the first one
and the coincidence of this cord Marshall taking place with the
release of the Serial podcast got me interested and here's how
I picked out
now I will I will say this, which is a performative I knew
that this was I knew this too. I knew that cereal decided to do
the Burgh cereal is a long exposition like a long news
story. way I see it and they're going to do Berg Bowe Bergdahl
for some reason I did not pick up on any of this. Any nefarious
thing I did. I just ignored it. completely because I'm glad you
and I have
been I will tell you, I was ready to ignore it. I was doing
a good job ignoring it. But my no agenda, Spidey Sense tickled
me and said, look into it, Adam look into it. So I did what
apparently hundreds of millions of people around the universe
do. I listened to the Serial podcast. And here's the first
bit I thought was relevant to my suspicion.
Mark Boyle is a screenwriter and producer, you've probably heard
of his movies, The Hurt Locker, Zero Dark 30. Mark wanted to
make a movie about Beau story. So a couple of months after Beau
came back to the US, Mark managed to contact him. And they
started talking about everything about the Taliban and
motorcycles and the existence of God, and how good spicy salsa
is, and how memory works and what a soldier should and
shouldn't be. Mark recorded the calls not for broadcast or
anything, which is why you sometimes hear mark making
himself a snack. Yeah, there are. Yeah, there was one bite or
the swish of Mark sending an email or his dog scuffling
around Hold on one sec. Can
you know before I continue with this, so this was a bit of a
disappointment because I the way it was positioned everything I'd
read about it. I was like, Oh, they have Bergdahl. They've
interviewed him and they're gonna do this whole long. You
know, I don't have episodes. They do have the Serial podcast,
but they'll have Bergdahl in his own words. And I found that to
be fascinating. Turns out they do not have Bergdahl. They have
this recording that the known collaborator with the CIA, this
director, these two movies come on, we have dissected and
deconstructed who is running these movies, these movies are
meant to be to create an official story of what happened.
This is the official story of the of The Hurt Locker. It's the
official way and had many many servicemen and women of contact
us saying total bull crap. And then of course, Zero Dark 30 The
official story of how we got Osama bin Laden, and like okay,
that's a disappointment, but it got better. Hello.
It's roughly 25 hours of recorded conversations. A lot of
it rangy and raw. Their report is sort of unexpected. Mark
swears a lot. He can be blunt. While Bo the soldier comes off
as the softer one. His go to expletive is Good grief. For
this story, we've teamed up with Mark and his production company
page one, they'd come to us saying, Hey, we've been doing
all this reporting on the story. And we've also got this tape. Do
you think you might want to listen?
Okay, so here we are. We're looking for season two. And this
guy comes along famous for his work. Hey, you know, we got a
story. You know, maybe we got this tape, you know, maybe it
would be kind of cool. If you know, we could team up and work
together. You know, you guys are independent, you know, your
podcast, your hip. I mean, we could get a real narrative out
there. I mean, yeah. Wouldn't it be cool to do like a whole
series?
And yes, we did. And we were kind of blown away blown away.
So we began working with that. Working, they shared their
research with us their research, okay, here's our research, take
it as true and also put us in touch with many of their
sources. Oh, I bet they were doozies especially soldiers. We
don't have anything to do with their movie. No, of course not.
But Mark and Page One are our partners for season two.
They're our partners for season two. So
this is built on a second stop. Now Now you've got my you've
done it. You've come up with
this is the feeling I had this is why we work
as a team because it's true. None of us will do something
like this right from time to time, but it brings to mind
since I never paid much attention to stereo. It brings
two questions come to mind one season one was that a some sort
of a plant? I don't know what the story was I never listened
to the cereal. I didn't think much I there
was a story about a guy that was boring. Okay, so there
was nothing in season one that would indicate they would
intelligence I just
I cannot answer that because I just didn't listen to much of it
at all. So I can't answer
that. I'm now beginning this the following automatic
deconstruction based on our basic way of thinking. Is it
possible that serial is designed as a throughput mechanism for
intelligence agencies in this case so
about and so my answer would be yes. Yeah.
And and is that why it gets so much publicity and all the rest
because the whole thing is planted?
I think it's it feeds upon itself. So there's another movie
being made, we need to have an official story of what happened
and when you listen to Bergdahl, the story that in this in this
season one, the story he is retelling is that he had a plan
and His plan was actually to create a they call it a dust who
was a dust. Yeah, dust, no dust one dust one, which is you know,
a guy is gone and whereabouts unknown. And his his thinking
the way he's telling it on this tape that I've heard in this
first episode, is he wanted to create a way to show Washington,
the end, they really, really higher ups that there was
incredibly bad management going on in his platoon at the base.
And he felt that he had no other recourse. He wanted to be a
whistleblower. But the way he wanted to do it is he wanted to
create this big, big hype about him being gone, then they would
find him. And then he would say, oh, you know, thank God, I have
the stage, here's what's going on. But it went wrong. Because
he messed up the way he escaped. And he wound up during the
daylight in the middle of the desert, surrounded by Tolly
Bong. And then he was captured for five years. So that is the
story he wants to tell went astray. That's the story you
want and why he wants to tell. Now, based on this next little
clip from two guys who were with him, and who were who discovered
him gone. They were always noticing that he was hanging out
way too much with the local police force talking to him way
too, way too much. And then this little ditty, which is
completely overlooked by the Serial podcast, you
know, he'd been showing up late to guard shifts, because he was
busy talking to the locals.
That's Josh quarter. Here's Daryl Hanson. His guest says
we're expensive.
We're like, man, is he like CIA? Or what? I mean, is he like this
crazy? Like mo right. So
like, what was the discussion? Yeah, like, what were you guys
thinking? Did
you hit that really bad at it? Put those two things after
another, like fools almost like more.
Right? So like, what was the discussion? Yeah, like, what
were you guys thinking?
That's what we did. Yeah. So
yeah. Very poorly done. I
mean, that was a long time. Let's just go back and wait to
hear what they say there again.
Yeah, that's what we're just thinking like. I mean, those are
the things like it was either like, guys a complete lunatic,
or is he like CIA? They were trying to like we couldn't
figure it out now.
Yeah, because those are pretty much your options. And I know
how guys are sitting like, This guy's a spook, what's he doing
in our platoon. So but I can only conclude that this was an
extraction. And it went wrong. And now they're trying to build
up some story for some reason, because people died during the
during the extraction people died searching for him. And that
is, you know, that's bad optics. I believe it was a CIA
extraction. And it was never supposed to have this big media
coverage. And the President was never supposed to say, we'll get
every last guy and he took that to be his, you know, before to
show him as a strong leader and we support our troops. But then
he messed up the whole quiet nature of it being a CIA
extraction. And when you think about Bergdahl being there for
five years, yeah, it's very possible. He had some good
intel.
All right. Well, I mean, that's an interesting thesis. I mean,
this is true, screwy situation, because first you got this dad,
who learned out of the blue decided to learn Arabic, and
grow a Taliban beard, and then meet with the President and it's
been on his porch. How does that come about? That's never
happened with anybody else. I mean, maybe the old maybe the
old man is a spook it could be it could be you know, and he was
in Langley at the time, so he decided to stop by although i i
find this incredible personally, I don't I mean, it's a nice
story. I think it has a spook story. It's got I think it's
it's a cool story. I really just find it ridiculous though. This
guy seems like a dope and the old man seems like a lunatic of
some sort.
I you know, I wouldn't have had that much of an issue with it if
it wasn't that that cereal was approached by these guys
approached by the film.
I see the same red flag
and you know cereal it's like I can just see the guys we really
need to put in a really need to get go and we need this to go
viral. I know
Don't forget remember who died I don't care if you forget or not.
So I can say Don't forget because I don't care. But note
All the media that's all in the pot of the all the podcast
stores Oh, cereal cereal, sir. Which you brought up right at
the beginning? It was Why isn't cereal done anything? They
haven't done a season two. They're never good. They're no
good. They're one one trick pony. And there was a lot of
complaining about this. And so this is the opportunity as you
point out for somebody to come along and give them a story
already prepared. Because that's the way it's done. Just look at
the Bob Woodward book. And here you go. You can put your name on
it we haven't done that just yet they don't know that it just
just take it it's pot Yeah, that makes sense. Because they're
under the gun to serial people
yes
all right. So what do you think they're gonna give us the real
story is it going to be does just the all the whole story is
going to destroy that we're going to hear on cereal is just
bull crap. It'll
be the story that the movie is it'll be the same as the movie.
It will be that story. That's their sources there. Their,
their notes, their research. It's actually great. All these
guys have to do is just bake it into a story. Just let it they
have to bake it into anything. Why don't they just drop it? Do
some trick bullcrap changes identity do something get him
out of the prison. If this was a visa spy, let's assume he's a
spy for the DIA or probably the DIA more.
No, I don't think so. I think it was CIA. And the reason why the
military is pissed off. They were not in the loop. Oh, that
could be that's why I've been guys died. People died looking
for this guy. You're not going to bring us into the loop.
You're not going to tell us what's going on? And oh, yeah,
watch this.
Yeah, yeah, that's the way that works. I
couldn't believe it. And then of course, we need to have the
storyboard this guy so But why
don't they? Why did they even go this far to do they Okay, we got
it. Now. We got to do this story in a movie for this guy who just
wandered off and got to go, you know, disappeared for five
years. And maybe we don't even know he really disappeared for
five years.
Do we obviously don't know the whole story. We don't You
don't even know. They had pictures of him. And he's got
you guys with the hoods that could have been made anywhere.
He only spent working in an office in Washington, DC and
then five years later put him in a truck. We don't know who those
people were that dropped him off going, Oh, anything we don't.
The whole thing could be bullcrap.
Anyway, our job is to deconstruct media. This is
media. There's your deconstruction. Well, we'll see
what happens but when guys sit around if they're suspicious of
their fellow servicemen and women, if they think you're a
spook the sums wrong with you this is these are probably a
spook very Yeah, you probably spoke very tight quarters. You'd
be you gotta be you know, you're really on top of each other used
to get to learn and learn how to get to know each other. And this
guy was always weird. He felt like a spook. couldn't be
anything else. You heard it right there. And they just gloss
over that by saying, well, they had some outrageous thoughts.
Anyway, that was a good one. We probably would have missed that
completely. If it wasn't for you. A couple of weeks ago.
Sorry, before you go do changing the subject. So let me change
the subject. Good. Just with a little entre mon entre mon
that's not changing the subject that's just given something the
chef was whipped up for you.
Yes, the chef the Vortech. You know, I started this thing a
couple of shows ago where I think Rebel Without a Cause is
the worst
movie ever and I have not had a chance to take a look at it. I
have
died. That's what I'm going to do. I'm going to keep pestering
you. I'm gonna keep pestering you with short snippets of the
movie. Okay, until you get so sick of it. You're gonna have to
go watch the movie now other people finally chimed in and
agreed with me and then they said what better how did they
get 96 you know points on Rotten Tomatoes. Nobody watches this
movie. Oh rewards Golic audit causes great movie. So they
check you know the shy yeah, great movie so it gets those
numbers. Here's a clip says rebel. Let's play it these are
by Wait a minute.
At this point, it could be a live love Lucy episode. Hey,
Fred I've seen before. Well stop the world as being friendly. Now
that's true. But life is crashing in on me.
Life can be beautiful.
Alright, it's it. keeps going. Well, what was
the rest of you don't have to play. I don't know why it keeps
going.
Well, that was a great honour. Mom, can I send it back to the
kitchen because it tasted like poop?
Well, yes. And the kitchen will say to you. Have you seen the
movie yet?
No. I will look at the movie. I will watch this movie. All
right, this keep coming
into that happens. Can I do something? It's done. It's done.
A few weeks ago on this programme. We reported the
following. The German President
describing it
as a table microphone and what the table microphone picked up
was Merkel sort of muffled Lee asking a question is Dr. Berger,
then you hear Zuckerberg and it's on this issue of what
Facebook is going to do about monitoring policing, racist
xenophobic comments about refugees here in Germany. It's a
big issue. Here we hear for Zuckerberg response pretty
clearly on the tape, or at least people who are listening it did.
He said we need to do some work. And then guy there's the Merkel
follow up. She basically asked the same question again and
says, but you're working on this and Zuckerberg can only say yes,
well yes, indeed he was. The announcement came two days ago.
from Reuters. Headline Facebook, Google and Twitter agreed to
delete hate speech in 24 hours in Germany said on Tuesday that
Facebook Google and Twitter have agreed to delete hate speech
from the websites within 24 hours a new step in the fight
against rising online racism following the refugee crisis.
government has been trying to get social platforms to crack
down on the rise of anti foreigner comments in German on
the web as the country struggles to cope with an influx of more
than 1 million refugees,
refugees this year. So people can't express their opinion
about this then
correct. So the new agreement makes it easier for users and
anti racism groups to report hate speech to specialist teams
at the three companies who according to German justice
ICOMOS, when the limits of free speech are trespassed, when it
is about criminal expressions, sedition, incitement to carry
out criminal offences that threaten people, such content
has to be deleted from the net mass said, and we agreed that as
a rule, this should be possible within 24 hours.
Say, you know, this Syrian jerk office pooping on my stoop
that sorry, that hate speech, hate speech stop. And what's
disturbing, is that the Washington Post even has to go
so far, I guess. I don't know what they're being taught in
schools. But they actually have to write a whole article to
explain that there is no hate speech exception in the First
Amendment. And, you know, we have gotten so far down this
road. Yeah, they felt compelled to have to explain it. And it's
a pretty long article, and they go into exactly that. So we do
have one exception, which is fighting words, which is, you
know, if you incite someone to lash out and fight immediately
because of your direct speech, there are, there is a, an
exception for that. But it's also, you know, these are very,
the nuances very small, but in general speech is speech, all
form of speech. But people somehow believe that hate speech
is illegal. And now you see the Washington Post, try to say,
hey, you know, it's really not that way. Which is just baffling
to me. And then you see this new Germany, it was like, the hate
speech, and I'm going to take it off the walls, not off the
internet, but it taken off the social media, which for most
people is the internet.
This is true.
Yeah. And yeah, it was disturbing. But yeah,
yeah, I find this very disturbing, too, because you
know, but luckily, we know I can't happen here.
What's that? Who wrote that book, again, that everyone needs
to see it can't happen here.
Sinclair Lewis Sinclair Lewis, Sinclair Lewis, which is one of
our few Nobel Prize winning novelists was like the one of
the darlings of the liberal media and the liberal hoity
toity party givers and especially in New York, just a
fantastic icon for the kind of that the left well, I don't know
why the but he wrote that way and finish, he wrote that book,
which is kind of about how it's pretty much either left, you
know, or there's a notch out everyone just caves to a
situation overnight and be false, and he was excoriated,
kind of,
and the point is, it can happen here better yet. It is happening
here. Yeah, and the only thing that hate speech or hate crimes,
but get you is a tougher sentence, because a crime is a
crime whether there's hate involved or not, but that is
being used in legislation, primarily California, but all of
the EU you're gonna see the tolerance legislation that we've
covered many times tolerance, tolerance, if you're not
tolerant, it'll be hate speech. And meanwhile, the elites,
they're in Brussels and the other place where they always
rule from, they could never make up their minds that to play into
it by No, no, no, no, that Brussels and the other they have
a dual offices. Yeah,
no, this is in France somewhere, isn't it?
I can't come up with it. It's it starts with an L. And it's not
Luxembourg. Now. It's not Luxembourg. It's Liechtenstein.
Oh, it's not Liechtenstein. I don't know. But anyway, here's
what
they're deciding the EU plans to trouble spending on border
defence as it grapples with a migrant crisis. More than 300
million euros will be ploughed into a new European border and
coast guard by 2020. And the plans officially unveiled in
Strasbourg if governments are prepared to replace the existing
front
door with an L Strausberg. Now that's the other place
is officially unveiled in Strasbourg. If governments
approve it, the body would replace the existing Frontex
agency and have expanded powers. Now
the Frontex agency for those not knowing these are the guys who
were responsible and they still have a little monument and
everything for the Schengen agreement. So the borderless
collection of the EU nation states, they're now being
replaced by a rapid response team.
Controversially, it could intervene in a country without
its permission. New force would have a 1500 Strong Rapid
Reaction team on standby. It seems Greece need some
reassurance,
we must make sure that this new Coast Guard will respect human
rights. And second, we must make sure that cooperation with third
countries will not run against the legitimate interests of
member states, especially as far as their territorial integrity.
Yeah, good luck with that Greece
is concerned, the migration crisis has fueled demand for
more coordinated control of Europe's borders with the block
security and passport free area under threat, and I
was waiting for it to happen. It's already been brewing but
looking at the refugee crisis and what's happening in probably
the most fun loving the most open, the most free and liberal
society of all the EU nation states, the Netherlands, let's
check in with them and how they're doing with refugees.
The meeting to decide whether to build a refugee centre ended in
a riot in the Dutch town of Gilda Malson near Utrecht on
Wednesday night, around 2000 people surrounded the venue
where the town council was discussing the matter. According
to social media, several arrests were made although no injuries
were reported, talked about hearing about hand. Eventually
counsellors were evacuated when US forced their way into the
building. It's the biggest display of anti migrant
sentiment in the Netherlands since hooligans attacked a
Syrian refugee centre in October, the country's deputy
justice minister who oversees immigration called the incident
on Dutch,
and I'll counter that by saying this is actually very Dutch, the
Dutch when you push them too far, they go insane. And they
throw rocks and Molotov cocktails, and they they really
can you got to be careful. There's still farmers with
pitchforks underneath, and they're being pushed.
All right. Well, at some point, you get pushed too far.
And it's happening. You know, it's kind of no longer really
discussed right now because we got other things to do.
Oh, yeah. Well, there's no how's the gossip she's doing with you
anything new?
I did get the Enquirer. And then they have Obama on the cover?
Yeah, sure. No, we don't. I think it's about the secret rule
to not vet social media. Nothing else really in the in the
broadsheets? How about the day you're in California? You follow
the the closing of the school system?
Yeah. Let's listen to one of the reports on NBC. This is the LA
schools total report.
Okey dokey.
Second largest school district saying it received a credible
threat, abruptly shutting down all campuses just before the
morning bow.
They said that it wasn't no school due to a bomb threat is
very scary. The unprecedented
decision is what many woke up to
breaking news of the massive district wide shutdown of LAUSD
schools.
The threat came by email a person claiming to be a high
school senior ready with an army to attack schools with guns and
bombs. Los Angeles is just 65 miles from San Bernardino. were
14 were killed in a terror attack less than two weeks ago.
I think the circumstances
in a neighbouring San Bernardino, I think what has
happened in the nation. I think what happened internationally, I
as superintendent and not going to take the chance with a live
harvest student.
The police chief said the threat was specific to all Los Angeles
schools the implied threat was explosive devices. The specific
threat was attacked with assault rifles and machine pistols.
While the chief stood by the superintendent privately Los
Angeles area law enforcement officials say they advised
against closing schools saying the decision was premature and a
bad move. The coordinated sweep of LA schools for bombs a
massive undertaking. La us LAUSD spend 710 square miles with more
than 1000 campuses and 700,000 students, many about to take
final exams.
I guess we have to live live, live through this and live this
way. You know, trying to see if tariffs are gonna come and get
us
with school buses suddenly turned around many had nowhere
to go. staff and parents complained notification came too
late. Tonight Anthony Carson has to explain to his four year old
son AJ, why fear has gripped the region. And now his school.
He doesn't know like what's going on in the world like with
what happened like you know, in Paris and San Bernardino. He
just you know, he's just happy all the time.
He won't be for long. You know? Happy Kids. No,
no. And I was watching, you know, what's the jack week walk?
What's that stupid app called? You need to get on this app. If
I can tell you remind what it's called.
Like, is that that good? yak yak yak yak? Yak? Yak? Yeah,
you gotta get Yik Yak because this is what the kids are using
man to get Yik Yak and this it's a semi I guess it unless the Yik
Yak gives people love which I think they do. It's semi
anonymous. Then you can zoom in to a school district and only
get on the map in the app and then you get the Yaks which are
just, you know, the equivalent to tweets and replies from that
area. And I did it on Los Angeles. And now the kids are
like, I'm afraid I live near a school. You know, just the kids
are being terrorised, terrorised. I had my questions
about this from the get go, obviously,
but can I play the other two clips then so we get out of your
way you got it. Let's start with this part two.
Tonight, law enforcement officials are still checking
campuses for suspicious devices. Meantime, a 17 year old student
was struck and killed by a truck after he was crossing an
intersection. It's unclear if that student was headed to or
present. The school closures. Kate, Miguel, thanks
so much and it appears a new normal is emerging after the
attack in San Bernardino, as a majority of Americans now say
terrorism is their number one concern. And with that as the
backdrop we saw a tale of two cities today, and the very
different ways that New York and Los Angeles reacted when the
threads came in. Here's our justice correspondent Pete
Williams on how it all went down.
Children in the nation's largest public school system in New York
City headed to class today even though police said a nearly
identical thread was emailed to schools their New York's police
commissioner who once held that same job in Los Angeles said la
overreacted.
That is not something that we are concerned with. What we
would be concerned with is overreacting to it. We will stay
away we will stay involved. But we at all cost cannot Stop
overreacting.
Several law enforcement officials say the writer of both
emails claimed to be a high school senior who was bullied
and claimed to have an army of supporters who planted pressure
cooker bombs, assault rifles and pistols. The writer claimed to
be a radical Muslim but made mistakes and referring to Islam.
A phoney threat New York authorities say they concluded
because the same person could not be a student in two places
at once. local and federal law enforcement officials say the LA
schools chief made the decision and then consulted the police
who officials say it recommended against closing the schools. But
there was a unanimous view about how serious the decision was.
Okay, so they inconvenience the 650,000 kids no go to school
this inconvenience has X number of families screws up everything
yet to buy some kid gets run over by a truck. So that's like
the fallout that probably end up suing the school district is
their fault. This is a fiasco. Well, I
kind of knew that there was something up when I read the
when I read the email, then first of all, email really isn't
the first thing you do is go trace the email.
I mean, how hard canal de clay will try this just clip three.
We can now announce the FBI has determined this is not a
credible threat, something we couldn't have announced earlier
in the day. And I want to be very careful because that does
not mean that is conclusively one thing or another yet. Some
have used words that I think are probably inappropriate like hoax
and other things. Whether it's middle Miss jokes, whether it's
somebody testing vulnerabilities of multiple cities, we still do
not know enough to say definitively.
Yeah, I do the vulnerability they found it was it's an
anonymizer service of some sort with a no down never track it.
But when I read the note, then it says I would not be able to
do it alone. Me and my 32 comrades will die tomorrow in
the name of Allah. I'm like that even though Common Core is
tough. 32 plus one is 33. As right, that's right. Thank you.
Thank you for the tell.
Well, that would imply its government.
Possibly. Certainly FBI who's operating in their it's their
field office in actually the LA County's pretty big FBI office
there and they were on the scene immediately and a St. Bernard de
Bernardino did something new, because Comey came out and Comey
did 15 minutes on the he did a presser but as I'm listening to
this like this guy, he is the metaphor Maestro. He is the
alliteration aficionado. Every single thing that comes out of
his mouth is a metaphor for something. And he loves
alliteration, which is you know starting off two words with the
same what is the exact definition of alliteration is it
We started with the same vowel or the same
using consonants. Okay, rambling rag Rino. There you
go. Kinda. So instead of picking out bits and pieces from this,
I've decided to cut out everything except for his
metaphors and alliteration. It makes just as much sense. Have a
listen,
I think everybody in this room knows this. But it's worth
reminding folks, that your parents al Qaeda, was a very
different model than the threat we face today. The primary
tumour of terrorism, sophisticated multi pronged
efforts involving carefully selected selected operatives,
long tail surveillance, long tails, careful operational
security, and the execution of the next big thing, that culture
of core al Qaeda to attract people to their soul culture. To
bring fighters and their families to the items of the
Iraq Syria border region. They wanted people to kill where they
were not the sophisticated aeroplane focus, national
landmark focused attack, but kill anybody wherever you are.
That was their twin pronged call their siren, song, or kill come
or kill instead of the set piece videos filmed by Bin Laden or
filmed by Zawahiri then delivered by a courier and then
sent to AlJazeera to be played on television. The thread came
from ISIL through social medium, because they sent their twin
prong message of come or kill out through the chaotic spider
web especially if Twitter went out to this chaotic spider web
and it arrived in your pocket, calm or kill calm or calm or
kill comment if you want to talk to a terrorist talk to a Twitter
works Twitter as a way to sell books as a way to promote
movies. It works as a way to crowdsource terrorism to sell
murder troubled souls with unmoored people seeking meaning
in their life who have had trouble with drugs or their
families or the criminal justice system and are seeking some
centering in their life seeking some centering in their life and
all of a sudden buzzing in their pocket buzzing in a final battle
between good and evil on God's side got to come to the
caliphate or if you key in aren't killing our name on the
spectrum between consuming this poisoned and acting on these
poison they are told come or kill now and so that investment
in that social media began to pay dividends especially this
spring. I will kill where I am. I will try to kill people in law
enforcement. I'm gonna go kill the boys in blue boys in blue
outsourcing of terrorists Crowdsale traveller challenge
kill where they are the radicalising challenge. So this
is a hydra headed monster. Hydra head someone is consuming that
poison in the privacy of their own home and confronting this
Hydra headed monster who is a live one they will begin a
Twitter direct messaging contact they move them from Twitter
direct messaging, which we can get access to with lawful
process to a mobile messaging app that is end to end encrypted
the needle that we have been searching a nationwide haystack
to find that is gobbly gook, the most dangerous manifestation of
the radicalization the going dark challenge and we have a
search warrant. We cannot unlock that device. That is the data at
rest problem. Bam.
Wow, you should just do that from now
on with Comey for sure the guy is Fanta and I still understood
what he was saying. Yes, I did do you didn't need the rest of
tumour of terrorism
the tuba of terrorists fantastic I got them written down a lot of
the hydro headed
monster data at rest Mary Come on. Mary comes in
your pocket cell murder. Oh, chaotic spider web with spider
drunk me Ambrosius. Chaotic spider web actually have
apparently they give they used to there was a test where they
gave spiders LSD. Nice. And the spider web was just chaotic. I
don't know.
Twitter is a chaotic spider web of fear and terror. Bah bah bah
bah. Yeah. So that is meant to scare people. Yes, but it's done
what I like he's metaphors, his metaphors and great.
I I've been admiring him more and more over time. I think he's
better than Mueller. Right?
Right. Oh, he had a lot. I took those out. He had a lot of right
underneath his breath. Which is really strange. When you look at
the waveform on the audio. It's pretty loud. Right? It'll just
be talking on right and they'll keep going right in but still
the way it's it's guttural so it doesn't have the presence but
the volume is there. It's very, very subtle, very subtle that he
does. And then CNN just staying on the caliphate and being
afraid and everyone freaking out. They highlighted Rita Katz
for all of her work.
Oh God. There are 1000s
animations, slick edits and high def images. The video narrated
in English with an American sounding voice go glorifies ISIS
and taunt America, bring it on. The video entitled no respite is
a fresh ISIS release making reference to its new enemy
Russia. The production quality consistently reflecting what
analysts say is a sophistication never seen before whether the
gold standard of terrorist groups when it comes to
propaganda, the US counterterrorism
official says with videos like these ISIS has brought its
brutality to the smartphone in your pocket.
I see this is all part of the same meme the same narrative
buzzing in your pocket the smartphone in your pocket. It's
coordinated.
In another recent video. ISIS fighters wearing GoPro cameras
move around a compound in Yemen shooting people including some
trying to hunt which you don't see in the video but the visual
similarities to the American video game Call of Duty are
striking.
But they know perfectly their audiences and they're talking to
them in the same language.
Researcher Javier Lusaka, who's analysed hundreds of ISIS videos
says one of the intended audiences young hardline
Islamist Muslim men yearning to be heroes. But experts say the
West is another important target audience
join is us. It's clickbait. You know, it's stuff that gets us
upset and angry or scandalised.
The Washington Post recently interviewed ISIS defectors who
made videos they said some beheadings and battle scenes are
staged to the point where jihadist performed multiple
takes like actors and read from cue cards, like actors
through any Luke's that some battles are designed or even
some suicide attacks are designed not only for, for a
military target or for operatic target, but to be but especially
to be recorded and to be distributed through social media
commanding ISIS as army of videographers and editors, Abu
Mohammed Al Adnani now they
haven't Jose they have an army of videographers and editors now
been army a true army.
The group's spokesman said to be so important to Isis that he
holds a position just under its leader.
Why did we kill the CFO then? Then we should be going after
this guy if he's so important, the leader of the media
revolution Bakr al
Baghdadi. He's the guy that was chosen by ISIS to do battle with
Zillow hurry in when they had the big dog fight in early 2014.
About who was right ISIS or Al Qaeda. Okay,
Mohammed Abu Allah Nani has given several audio statements
for ISIS. But despite being a spokesman for the group, he
usually avoids appearing in any of these videos. Analyst Javier
Lusaka says that's probably for his own security. He's got a $5
million US bounty on his head and Western forces have already
taken out several top ISIS media operatives like Junaid Hussain
and Jihadi John.
So well, gee, you've been telling me those videos are
faked
when they finally slipped if they slip that information back
into the mainstream too, so Oh, you know, we already we already
knew that. We
knew that I knew that. Yeah, we're all over that bra.
I mean, after the job was scaring the crap out of
everybody.
Oh, there was the funniest feeble minded that is. I'll let
you do you want to do something before I move on to a new topic?
Well, I was thinking something that would be worthwhile would
be to thank some people. Really, before you go into a new topic,
well instead instead, but then we'll find out that I got the
Viagra clip. Okay, I just want to play this clip. This is a
this is the new thing going on. If you listen to the Liberals
play the DA Gra. This is on Democracy Now. The Viagra clip.
A South Carolina state lawmaker has pre filed a bill restricting
access to Viagra and other erectile dysfunction medications
for men in order to make a point about increasing restrictions on
women's reproductive rights. The bill requires men seeking Viagra
to undergo a 24 hour waiting period submit a notarized
affidavit from a sexual partner be examined by a state licenced
sexual therapist and attend outpatient counselling sessions.
South Carolina State Representative me on the cloud
said she made the bill as complex as possible in order to
prove a point about restrictions on abortion.
I purposely tried to make it as invasive as intrusive,
hypocritical and unnecessary as possible to make a point.
Similar attempts to restrict Viagra access in Ohio and other
states have so far been unsuccessful. Yeah, no
kidding. What do
you do you get one of these false comparisons which is this
kind of thing.
So why are you tying up the process with the to make a
point? Oh,
brother. Yeah, well, yeah,
I don't know. Man. I see all those women on the Viagra
commercials. They look pretty happy to me.
Don't you think those are With no I think there's women on all
of them except there was one that was kind of I think they're
all creepy they're almost like they come out they'd like
predators Take your bag and put up with a very predator creepy i
I'm always taken aback when I see one of those commercials
that vary it plays
to every single fear any man has. You know this vivacious
aggressive sexual woman who's just No wonder they can't get it
off. creeping me out baby. Step back a little bit
back. I'm gonna show my son moved by Joe nice to know
agenda. Imagine all the people who could do that. Oh yeah,
that'd be fun
if you people to thank for show 782 And let's thank them.
Starting with Ron Williams in Scotts Valley, California. 12345
William Dodi in Madison, Wisconsin, comes in with 111
Dodge Levinson's handwritten note. And he it's a good note,
I'm gonna send it to a copy to you. It's kind of it's almost
impossible to read on the air. Because if, because of the
lighting in here, lights up the back of the note, which is a
rock and roll poster of some sort for some band
you in the operating room?
I know I gotta have the light come through this one window.
And it's just funny. I can't explain it. Anyway, he loves the
show.
It's probably the reflection from the mudflats.
This week, my thoughts are over to my right and behind No, okay.
Sorry. Now they're still there, by the way as now it's really
mighty looking. Anyway, all right. Fernando,
you're not gonna you're not gonna read this note at all.
It's too hard to read some of it. Okay. I just had to put it
on the on the ground. It's been about a year since I last
donated. Targeted last donated to no agenda despite my
consistent listening and use of no agenda talking points, and
the outstanding service that the no agenda of the no agenda show
notes to compliment you. Thank you. Because of this, I humbly
request a de douching. To follow this donation. It is the least I
can do to thank the bit best podcast in the universe for
providing hours. Yes, hours of infotainment and decompression
from the heart hatred, pain and fear mongering, yes. Of the of
the of the media that wants to have a conversation about how
these people are ruining this country. The homeland is poetry.
Speaking of conversations, is spelled that way. I am now one
of three co hosts of a radio show on Madison's student radio
station. Madison was at University of Wisconsin. WSU and
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called x x x or x x dash dialogue dash Squad X X X Namie
would be better than
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You've been D deuced.
Boy and Madison's gonna help us out with Fernando Delos Reyes in
Sierra Vista, Arizona. $111 Don Stark in Burlington, Vermont.
100. James? Cam low in Eastlake, Ohio. 100. Jay Richard bell in
Oklahoma City. Nein, nein, nein Nein. Which followed with
another nine. I know Hold on a second because I have to note
I got a note from someone I want to I don't have any. I guess it
was I don't know. Why don't I have it in front of me. But one
of the 9999 guys said he sent it to 999 checks and he didn't I
only have 101. I may have been bail in Oklahoma City. So there
wasn't another one in the envelope. But he's claiming,
hey, you know, I'm seeing all kinds of First of all, seeing
that there should have been an anonymous here. Sir Richard
Gardner says he now is no. Yes, he's a Baronet. Come on, Eric.
You should send Eric a note. I'm going
to this is a shity shity spreadsheet he's done today.
Well refrain from the title anyway. Richard Gardner Chicago
nein nein nein nein excellent newsletter succinctly expressed
what a lot of us has been thinking, especially about the
anti Trump rhetoric we've been witnessing building up in a
mainstream media. The donation bumps through the Baronet. Okay.
Next Next on the agenda, I have to go to here and click over JCD
has no DoD met. Match met Schinsky home construction nein,
nein, nein nein in Evanston, Illinois, or Evanston, Wyoming,
he's the one that has the two donations okay. And he has to
tell me if that was a mistake or whatever and then on his check,
I said 9999 plus 999 equals 198, whatever. And it was on the $99
check curiously his check because I was looking into so
maybe there's another one around. He had the st use the
same pan had the same handwriting, everything was
almost identical. Do vondre have a last show? Interesting. Same
check colour. Same using a sharpie write a check. I don't
read them out. I thought that was
peculiar. Sounds like a conspiracy.
Who else? Something's up. damy Oh, this is interesting. No,
it's not. Damien curry is not interesting. No. This is a
Damien curry. It's
as interesting as me saying, Are you related to the guy from the
DVORAK Keyboard?
No, okay. Damien is that is a devil's name. Okay, it's thanks
for days here in Melbourne. Victoria, Australia. 5098 76
Chris Perry in Silver Spring Maryland. 96. Sir Craig Porter
in Council Bluffs, Iowa. 7820. No, I didn't know that thing
goes. Did you invent the DVORAK Keyboard? Not a you related
note. So some are related.
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Well, the British wasn't that interesting.
The British Medical Journal the is this saved this seems to be a
very seems to be a real out an outfit. Well, they did a I think
it's meant tongue in cheek. And the news broke first in the
Netherlands that is due to Busey on our balloon professor of
movement disorder neurology was part of this. Why are you
yawning?
I'm telling you, you're gonna I'm gonna have to stop the show
for a second and tell you something because it's something
to be concerned about. Because you don't nobody knows really
what happened. And I'll tell you that this could have it could
creep into the show. It may have clouded my judgement. So I'm
watching doing clips last night, and John Kerry's comes on. Yeah.
And I don't know what it was but it probably listening to him it
Joe's listening for something I can pull out from this. I conked
out. Oh, yeah. conked out boom. Out like a light listening to
John Kerry. Yeah, it can happen anybody. But I don't know what
he said that may have gotten into my subconscious mind. And
it's also left me kind of sleepy. So are there trigger
words that I use all the time and just like, Are there trigger
words that I don't know there was I was just not cold by this
guy's boring. Uh he is a hypnotic Speaker I didn't
realise it is very slow, boring guy. knock me out and yeah,
check the clock. Half hour.
Oh my. Well, let's take it to the test. I have a 54 second
clip of John Kerry. Oh, no. Yes. Now you let me know how you do.
He does say something interesting as the tide has
turned. He was over there in Russia talking to him. I
wondered, was he Russia? No. He was there with Lavrov. Then he
apparently spoke to Putin. And they agreed on something very
important, as
I emphasised today.
Are you asleep yet?
No, but I can see it coming. United States
and our partners are not seeking so called regime change as it is
known.
They're not seeking regime change as it is known. This is
this may
have been the clip that put me out because I remember this.
In Syria. What we have said is that we don't believe that Assad
himself has the ability to be able to lead the future of
Syria, but we didn't. You know, we focus today not on our
differences about what can or can be done immediately about
Assad. We focused on a process process on the political
process, whereby Syrians will be making decisions for the future
of Syria. But we do believe that nobody should be forced to
choose between a dictator and being plagued by terrorists
terrorists our challenge remains creating the conditions in which
an alternative can emerge.
Alright, let's check in with John John. John. John. Oh my
god, we need to wake him up stat. This will get him out of
it. It works every single time. Let's see if we can bring them
back to life Hello, are you back? Are you back?
I'm pleasantly floating in the air. The wizard the wizard I've
been meaning to visit him like the sun and the stars I'm
wearing the shoes for
Okay. A long way to go for the Theramin joke, but I like it.
You liked it there.
I do. I do like it a lot.
So the Putin hit pieces are going on. So there we have John
Kerry in case you fell asleep. You were saying oh, you know, we
don't really we kind of worked on this and he doesn't really
know we'll figure some out with
with the Russians bailed out on the idea.
Yeah, bailed out.
So the British Raj says no, it's only about process. What does
that even mean?
The British Medical Journal now this this was their political
science paper. It's not pure
horse noise.
It is a study they did. The study is titled this is it's on
their website. So it looks like it was a serious study.
gunslingers gate, GA it a new cause of unilaterally reduced
arm swinging. And this was conducted in part by Busti on
our Blum, professor from movement disorder neurology.
Here's the abstract objective to postulate a new possible cause
of unilaterally reduced arm swing, in addition to the known
medical conditions such as shoulder pathology Erbs, palsy,
stroke, and Parkinson's disease. methods of analysis. Analysis of
YouTube videos depicting the gait of highly ranked Russian
officials result. We found a similar walking pattern and
President Vladimir Putin Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev and
three other highly ranked Russian officials all presenting
with a consistently reduced arm swing in the absence of overt
neurological abnormalities. Conclusions, we propose that
this new gait pattern, which returned gunslingers gait may
result from a behavioural adaptation possibly triggered by
KGB, or other forms of weapons training where trainees are
taught to keep their right hand close to the chest while
walking, allowing them to quickly draw a gun when faced
with the foe. This should be included in the differential
diagnosis of a unilaterally reduced arm swing. Are they
serious about this?
Well, first of all, of course, we know it's a milieu. Yeah, and
everybody picks up the patterns that are expressed within the
milieu and they all kind of act like that. I when I was working
with a bunch of police, I was always perceived as a cop. And
after a couple of years of this, and it's just a milieu thing. I
mean, mill us that's how you can tell like a hooker
Booker's and you can say, but the hookers have a certain walk.
Pull. Yeah.
That's for sure. But that's beside the point. But Edie
milieu has their idiosyncrasies that identify them and as being
part of the milieu I remember once I went to Brazil, for and
I, for some reason, when I was there, there was this big award
ceremony for different companies was like the net, you know, the
yearly awards from this magazine for these different companies.
And they brought out they said, and so on, so wins from
Microsoft, and a guy comes out and I look at this guy and I
say, Holy crap this guy, even though he's Brazilian looks just
like a guide from Microsoft. He just Microsoft. They had a guy
from at the time as well back they sold Compaq computers, a
guy comes out looks like that guy comes out from some other
company. He looks the mill you the corporate milieu is also
very identifiable. So you can always spot on Microsoft guys
never surprises you. Did you ever work for Microsoft? No.
Yeah, I did. So that so this is what they're dealing with. So
they're taking mill you observations and turning them
into medical observations? This is nuts.
Yep. And it's on the British Medical Journal. Yeah, that's
adequate. Yeah, that's interesting. You bring that up
about Microsoft, because I have gotten some inside info from
people who are training here on the Apple campus to be in the
store. Oh, man.
The, these are Apple people.
Yeah. So they go for several days of training first, and it's
it's very light camp happy. And
I can't staining Apple employees in Austin. Yeah. Oh, yeah. They
have a training centre. There. We have
a campus. Apple. Yeah. For what? Well, for a while this was where
they assembled the Mac Pro, you know, the round cylindrical
thing, which I don't think has done too well. And they are and
we have two stores here. So their training is like 140
employees that cover the two Apple stores here. And the the
only any of that a lot of stuff that I that I learned, which I
can't really divulge. Because, you know, there's a lot of
secrecy and if anyone finds out that you've told about the
training, you're old, you're gonna die. But I did say no to
it today of materials and quotes and yeah.
signage, you know? Oh, yes. Oh, yes. Saying yes, yes. Well,
yeah. Visiting apple a day keeps the
a hold on a second. Let me just get my malt liquor. though. I
said how many you know, when they quote like the history of
the company? Do they quote Steve Jobs? No. No, Steve Jobs. Steve
Wozniak. Yes, Steve Wozniak and Tom Collins. But there's almost
no jobs nor None. No jobs quotes, nothing about him about
the history of the company. Interesting, huh?
That is interesting now trying to expunge him.
Probably of the good Wozniak gets all kinds of fuzzy was
everybody loves
was I guess, and that's the way he taught me the loving
nickname.
I got a note from our as our Resident Educator at the no
agenda nation, sir Ryan Thompson. I thought you'd be
interested in the new civil rights movement that is
beginning to creep its way into our schools, especially among
administrators who are tired of, of paying for expensive Special
Ed programmes. This is called neuro diversity. Neuro diversity
that essentially says that things like autism and other
neurological disorders are not diseases or disorders at all.
They are variations in how we as individuals are made no
different than differing hair colour or physical features. As
such, neurodiversity proponents seek equal rates, rate rights,
and protections for any and all unique individuals.
Well, I agree with that. Yeah. Yeah. Be of all people should my
Tourette's is I'm not crazy. I'm just neurodiverse. I like it.
It's about time that could catch on.
I think it could be there's a wiki page for it too. So that's
that's true. For
the neuro diversity Give me a break.
Are they trying to make everything diversity? Okay,
let me see where Okay, okay, let's
take a little break. Yeah.
A break.
Yeah, I'm gonna I'm gonna I'm going to. Yeah. I am going to
play, which I haven't been doing enough on the show the native ad
of the
day native ad of the day doesn't need any setup or anything. Yes,
I'm going to set it up hold on a second. Hold on hold on go
native
as you know, in the C Block of the ABC News, nightly report,
whatever they call it, ABC with David Muir. They run a native ad
of some sort or other and this one really got me because it was
like wow, well, I guess what else How could you else could
you manage to get this information out to the public?
Best way pay ABC to run this story?
To be next have other news to poll league implementing new
food safety standards tonight after an E coli outbreak in the
Northwest than that norovirus outbreak in Boston, Chipotle
says it will now scale back on local ingredients and will now
cut wash and packaged ingredients like tomato cilantro
lettuce in a central kitchen where they can be tested for
contamination before being shipped out.
They're really doing anything they can
how's the native ad
of course it was unique Of course it was a native ad
it was a beauty seemed like an educational story something
everyone needs to know.
It's interesting you bring using you bring that up. I I've rarely
ever look at my Twitter timeline. That's because I just
have stuff incoming. But to Nilay Patel at Vox media was so
proud and we had a great year at Vox media. And then when you see
what he's pointing to Vox has a whole list of their
accomplishments. This is your alternative media. The Vox media
sings the praises of course advertisers can now tap into
native content platform. Vox media launches entertainment
division signs with Warner Music Entertainment, Comcast invest
200 million in Vox media, Vine Vox on Snapchat, discover the
agency if you want Vox media, the modern day Conde Nast. Ya
need like congratulations. You're now mainstream media, you
douche. You're nothing better than that. Native Ads involved
what a platform. That's that's mainstream media now has nothing
to do with anything alternative.
Never did.
They always kind of set it up that way for sure they did.
No, I guess. Although they get to a million from Comcast, get a
sample account.
Quick war on guns, New York. pretty strict gun laws.
Interesting change of events.
We have some very strict I'm sorry. Go ahead. Go ahead. We
have very strict gun laws in California. But yet we had the
event.
Yes, we have very strict gun laws in New York. And here's how
people think about them.
Well, for the first time in more than 20 years, a majority of
Americans say they are against a ban on owning assault weapons. A
new Washington Post ABC poll out just this morning, found 53% of
people surveyed are against banning the sale of assault
weapons. Compare that to 1994 when only 18% opposed to ban.
Now the poll shows people want assault weapons because they are
not confident that government can stop so called lone wolf
attacks.
Exactly. This backfired. Of course it backfired. And Josh
Earnest you recall how this this is ironic. It's tragic and
ironic, because I guess they expected exactly the opposite to
happen. But this
is the problem of trying to manip manipulate the public.
Yeah. And do it. But then this next thing can't and I'm sorry,
you can do it. But it's not easy.
If this next report also from New York, I'm just trying to
figure out the logic
under pressure from New York's Attorney General 30. Online
retailers who sell on Amazon have agreed to no longer offer
some toy guns to New York residents. A New York law
prohibits the sale of those realistic toy guns in the state
unless they feature a brightly coloured tip to show they're not
real. But Attorney General Eric Schneiderman 's office says the
company still sold 1000s of replica guns in this state in
recent years. A similar gun was the 112 year old Tamir Rice was
holding when he was shot and killed by police in Cleveland.
Under the deal with New York State. The retailers have paid
$27,000 in fines that's on top of the three 100,000 Some big
box stores like Walmart, Sears and Kmart paid in their deal
with the state earlier this year. Those stores also agree to
stop selling those replica guns. Gun Safety Advocates say New
York's campaign against realistic looking toy guns needs
to be expanded
nationwide. The fact that Congress has chosen not to
regulate this very pervasive and lethal consumer product is a
great tragedy and shame. Americans need to do something
about
least half a dozen states have laws on the books dealing with
toy guns. Another seven have introduced legislation to create
or amend such laws. Yeah,
I've Why can't you just go out and just paint lethal? Yeah,
lethal. Of course paint the tip of your of the Kalashnikov under
the orange tip
you know I thought the same thing myself. Yeah, it's stupid
stupid. Yeah, it taking paint and collision to cover the lines
I'm trying to understand you know,
know the logic is elusive. Find the whole thing and this toy
guns. I'm glad you got that clip. But that toy gun in the
show that one of the guns are banning it's like a space rate
gun. You know, some from Star Trek or something.
Meanwhile, the guys and gals with the real guns in believe
this was in Iraq, Ash Carter went there to deliver his
Christmas message of cheer to the troops here to
say say thank you to your family, to say how happy
holidays to say bless you for what you're doing. And I say
that very much from my family in our hearts, but I really do
think I speak for everyone in America, people. Uh, you know
that. Not everybody's an expert in what you do. Not everybody
will have served. But put overwhelmingly I think this has
to be done. This fight has to be fought for civilization against
evil. Okay, now, of
course, it's a fight that needs to be fought. It's for
civilization against evil. Yeah, yeah. What an insult. A insult.
People are the kids don't know what the hell they're doing.
Blowing up other kids in the sand. Stop all this stop it
would any would please. Where's Gary Johnson? Would any
candidate for the United States President please just say why
we're there. That is for the interest of big oil companies.
And pipelines and turf and hookers. It's always the same.
Why are we there?
Which brings me to this clip. This is the woman that showed
her out. It's kind of a viral thing that was on CNN have some
very angry woman who is a Donald Trump supporter. Oh, and she was
just she was just, and she had an meanest look on her face. I
mean, it's like, Oh, my God, I wouldn't want to meet this
woman. But this is what she had to say. This is the liar woman,
liar. Woman on CNN, we've
been in positions of power for a fact are liars. Liars. I watched
the TV my my president comes on the TV and he'll lies to me. I
know he's lying. He lies all the time. I don't believe any one of
them. Not one. I believe Donald. Exactly. I'm telling you. He
says what I'm thinking exactly. Never been involved in politics.
Never had an interest in any of it. Now, suddenly, he is
resonating. He is resonating with the people. And he's
speaking our minds, our minds, when the pundits and the experts
and all the people who are supposed to be in the know, and
know all this stuff. And they're so great. I know. Some of them,
maybe not all, but some of them are lying to me straight to my
face. And I am so sick of it.
So the response to this woman was, oh my god, is this the kind
of people that are going to come out for Trump? They didn't do
they're never been interested in politics before. And then they
go on and on lamenting this, and I'm thinking to myself,
everybody wants more participation, not less. And so
you get more participation she shows up and not no, we don't
want her. Right. Okay. Well, you get you get what she asked.
I liked the because I've been studying some antenna theory
recently. I like it when she says they resonate or he
resonates because that deals with frequencies and energy that
is transferred these words are interesting. I've been really
engrossed in
and it was that note antennas do they resonate? That's what their
job
if they're if only if they're resonant. If they're tuned, yes,
they are if they are tuned properly to the frequency, and
then so you can you can be a good transmitter. But if the if
you are tuned to The same frequency as the receiver, then
you have a resonant scenario where the energy is passed
through. These words are not by accident. And yeah, that's how
you do it. And I agree, I think Trump has has started to
resonate with a lot of people. You don't need a lot of
technology to be resonant. You just have to be tuned properly.
And then whatever comes out doesn't almost doesn't matter.
Yeah, but I'm working on it. But it's a bigger it's a bigger
thing.
I'm playing this theremin.
Why? Why do you mock me when when I actually bring in some
technical? I've been getting more technology on this show
than any other tech horny show. That's right. I'm resonating.
Meanwhile, Jeh Johnson is trying to resonate with the American
people. He has lifted a little tip of the veil of the new
homeland security alert system.
People are anxious now. Ah,
that's how your resume we've done it. We got them scared. We
got them
scared. They should know when they need to know what their
government is doing. To protect our homeland.
Yes. Tell now he's not going to tell you what we're doing. But
he will tell you that our he did. But he said homeland so I
don't give them a pass. Our country would be okay. Our
homeland nine. It was time
we changed the system. And this is what we are doing and
announcing. Today we are creating an intermediate level
to the entire system that includes
now first of all, I thought the entire system had been
abolished. But it was done away with the national threat
assessment. Something Yeah, like code, whatever. So now he's now
we have an interim level, which really means well, and and
tasks bulletin, which describes general developments or trends
regarding threats of terrorism. We do this in public speeches
and public statements. We do this for law enforcement,
sometimes also known as propaganda, my friend with Joint
Intelligence
bulletins. We do this on a periodic basis. There are news
leaks anonymous sources
news. Did he say news links are leaks? He said leaks. It sounded
like leaks. But newly said so the propagandising through news
leaks is what? Let me listen again. Because he's saying this.
We'll put this in speeches. We put it in Edward, you're telling
you what's going on.
We do this for law enforcement with Joint Intelligence
bulletins. We do this on a periodic basis. There are news
leaks anonymous sources.
Wait a minute, these okay. So we're going to give you bullet
to notice this when you first clipped it. I didn't hear the
news leaks. And then and then he goes straight into anonymous
sources. Is he saying that that's how they they are going
to scare us with news? Yes. And anonymous sources. Yeah, holy
crap
regarding threats of terrorism. We do this in public speeches
and public statements. We do this for law enforcement with
Joint Intelligence bulletins. We do this on a periodic basis.
There are news leaks anonymous sources, from national security
and law enforcement.
Jesus, he's just admitting it excuse me didn't mean to take
the Lord's name in vain. But he came down and made me say that
we want to put in one place for the public to see what we are
seeing concerning the homeland and what we are doing about it
and what the public can do about it. We're in a new phase in the
global terrorist threat, okay, which has implications on the
homeland, particularly with the rise in use by terrorist groups
of the internet terrorists who inspire and recruit. We are
concerned about the self radicalised actors who can
strike with little or no notice.
Why does he have to use actors it's confusing to people there's
no reason to say that you can say terrorists but these are
terrorist actors. That's like bad actors like shitty actors
just revealing the truth. They're not sag, you know
they're or Astrid sag yet these are scabs when spire
and recruiting have actors. We are concerned about the self
radicalised actors who could strike with little or no notice,
as opposed to the actors who've received the script, I guess.
recent attacks and attempted attacks internationally and in
the homeland warrant increased security as well as increased
public vigilance and awareness. So we know of no intelligence
that is both specific and credible at this time. In other
words,
it's all bull crap,
versus all bull crap. And I'm just yak and for no apparent
reason,
but we'll do that with anonymous sources and leaks in the news
motio intelligence
that is both specific and credible at this time, have a
plot by terrorist organisations to attack the homeland. The
reality is terrorist inspired individuals have conducted or
attempted to conduct attacks in the United States this year, DHS
and the FBI are providing additional guidance to state and
local partners on increased security measures. The public
should expect an increased presence of law enforcement
across communities in the weeks ahead. In the police more
stringent security should also be anticipated at public places
and events.
For the next six months. They're going to be terrorising you with
this kind of bull crap, which started off almost immediately
Sunday night Twitter warned its users about a possible
government sponsored cyber attack the first it has ever
reported. The company said the attackers may have been trying
to obtain sensitive data such as email addresses, IP addresses,
and phone numbers of its more than 300 million users.
Twitter's alert is the latest in a year rife with suspected state
sponsored hacks, including the hack of the United States
government's Office of Personnel Management by Chinese hackers,
which led to the leak of personal data for 21 point 5
million government employees in 2014. The US government sanction
North Korea in response to the hack of Sony Pictures
Entertainment,
the breach occurred prior to what question? Oh, speak up,
son.
I'm gonna just keep mumbling. A couple questions. Okay. Okay,
they knows a state sponsored attack coming our way. What
state do they ever tell us?
I know that, you know, they all know they imply North Korea and
China but of course, they're really talking about the US
state. Second
question. What phone numbers? Who puts their phone number on
on Twitter? It's not in your profile. They don't ask for it.
There's no place phone.
This is a question I had. And we have enough dudes named Ben and
dudettes named Ben out there who can help me when you register
for signal, which is the end to end encrypted. No one can break
it whatever all the all the intelligence guys are using App.
The you register with your phone number. That is the only way for
you to register. Now you could use a burner phone, I guess
I here's another way to get around here. Throw this little
ditty out there. You can register using Google phone
voice Google Voice.
No, you Why yes. In America? Yes. Not outside of the US
because text messaging doesn't go international.
That doesn't mean you can't get a Google phone number outside
the US. You just can't do texting.
Yeah, but that's how you register. And then they send you
a code to your phone to enter into the app to register. Okay,
so there is a real transaction I received the I don't think
there's ways to do
a landline. There's no way of getting text on a landline,
okay? Made out of Bakelite. All right.
Now, after I slammed the lions little Vox outfit there The
Verge is part that's part of Vox the bird, the birds, the birds.
Oh, yeah, the birds, one of the many. They did do something very
funny, which I will read. It's under their TLDR heading, which
of course, you know, the we had the the omnibus bill the big
huge budget bill, which is now $1.5 trillion.
Well, I if you want to play something because I have a clip
for it.
Well, let me tell you what they did first and then I'd love to
hear your clip. They counted the number of the times the word
cyber is used in the 2016 omnibus bill which is I think is
funny they did that. Then they came up with quite account 211
uses of the term cybersecurity but here's the full list in the
omnibus omnibus bill, cybersecurity, cyber espionage
cyber threat indicators cyberspace cyber crime, cyber
attack, cyber core, spotless scholarship programme, cyber
incidents, cyber related work roles, cyberspace policy,
strategy, international cyber criminals, malicious cyber
command and control cyber threat actors, cyber related functions,
cyber civilian cyber personnel Office of the Coordinator for
cyber issues, international cyber behaviour and other cyber
matters.
What's this got to do with the budget?
If all the money is going towards cyber as we've always
predicted?
Yeah, we got to get in on this scan. Oh,
good. Oh, I think we're late to the party.
I suppose they had a Yeah, probably.
Alright, what's your you got a clip on the bill and I'm calling
time so let's get out of here.
Okay, this would be the last clip for me. All right. This is
the clip on the bill. Now. Apparently the bill has the the
everything everybody wants, including the Sisa. Bill,
cyber information sharing agreement. Yeah, it's they just
slipped
it in. And there you go. And there you have it. That's our
great Congress, you know, that just you know, they're just
gonna keep doing stuff that they want to do whether the public
likes it or not.
House Speaker Paul Ryan has announced a deal on a $1.1
trillion spending bill and a package of massive tax breaks,
Democrats say will unfairly benefit corporations. The deal
would lift the 40 year ban on crude oil exports from the
United States extend tax breaks for wind and solar energy and
delay portions of President Obama's signature health care
law. Privacy advocates have objected to the inclusion of a
controversial cybersecurity bill, they say will quietly
expand mass surveillance by allowing corporations to share
sensitive user data with law enforcement agencies.
Yep, looking forward to that. Yeah,
there you go. There you have it. That's the crux of the matter.
That's right. It's all cyber.
cyber, cyber. Cyber. All right. Any games I need to watch today?
There's no game on Thursday. Thursday.
No, no. Thursday night game is not good. Okay. All right. Okay,
I think that's it. I think so too.
We're coming in under three hours.
That's what we're supposed to do. Yeah, under three, five
minutes left.
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