It's always been that way Tommy
Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Sunday, March 6 2016. time once again for your donation media
assassination episode 805.
This is no agenda
separating facts from fascism Hindi from Hitler and
broadcasting live from the capital the drone Star State and
FEMA Region six in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I await the Zephyr from
John C. Dvorak and Buzzkill.
The this other Ziffer really is kind of an eye and Randian type
of looking train.
Well, the new one Well, originally it was a gorgeous
training with these domes. And then it's slowly that's all it
is now is the route it's not really the the train anymore. I
don't know how and Randy looks. I don't think it looks that it
looks just like every of these other
whenever whenever people post a picture of the Zephyr it looks
kind of Randian
what it depends on which Zephyr Well, I
didn't. I didn't know there were multiple Zephyrs you should say
it goes to Zephyr old classic Zephyr classic. Yeah, the or the
Zephyr light or whatever. You gonna give us some
representatives, the California Zephyr, which is the one we're
talking about. Right. It went from California to Chicago.
Yeah. And that one was the one with the domes. And it was
actually very attractive train. There's one Zephyr that goes
back a little earlier. I think Burlington ran it and it had
this very crazy looking engine. I'm sure I think maybe the one
you're thinking of.
I'm almost sorry. I asked.
I can go on.
I know. But I had a bad experience the other night. Bad
experience. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Well, the spin studio was
celebrating its third anniversary.
Okay, you've been there since day one, I think And
early on early on not since day one. But yeah, it's probably
going on two years now that I've been there.
Does that. Never mind go on? Just tell me the story. Right.
Okay. So yeah, you remember who owns the spin studio? It's the
former New York banker his wife, then I did
not know I may have known that but I forgot it.
Yeah. And this is his big play. You see he's he looked at what
does it
call this his bid? Yes. To run his spinner studio.
Go look at SoulCycle SoulCycle is filed their their s one and
they're gonna go public. Oh, this isn't big business. You get
some friends and family. I will? Of course not. Not from
SoulCycle. He's not SoulCycle. He's ride. See. So SoulCycle
goes public and then they're either an acquisition target, or
they can do the same thing if SoulCycle is successful, so
pretty much SoulCycle is the it's the canary in the coal
mine.
Okay, buy some of it that would keep it profitable. I'm
sure we'll get some friends and family.
Don't talk about SoulCycle Oh, okay. We'll buy
some SoulCycle so and so they're opening up a third they got me
already have one Houston one Austin one in Houston opening a
sort of cycle or ride ride ride. Okay, near I know SoulCycle has
must have 40 or 50. So they had a party and and in general, the
people who surround this community are average age 25,
maybe even 24. So you know, Tina, and I go and we walk in
South Congress a hotel, which is the new hotel which we have not
been to it's actually pretty nice. On the inside. Even though
it kind of destroyed all the area where the food trucks were
here. Not kind of a did that and this, I realised I never seen
any of these people dressed up. I've only seen them to all
sweaty and you know, in Lululemon pants. That was
dynamite hot people there. It was fantastic. But that was not
the bad the bad experience. I wouldn't think no, no, no, no,
that's, you know, there were people counting like, Who the
hell is this? Was it the Zephyr classic?
There's efforts going by at very slow speeds. Okay.
Good. Thank you for the report. Continue. Anyway, so you can see
how it's prep night so I'm gonna leave on time. And the new forum
in New York Bankers wife walks us out. And then she encountered
someone else and this is a woman who's I forget her name. Now
Tula tall, big publishing name from New York who recently moved
to Austin as well. And she's been at Vanity Fair. She has
been at what's the outfit that owns Reddit? Conde Nast. She's
like some big publisher woman. And, and then former New York
banker wife says, Oh, and this is, you know, Tina, she would
she runs all communications around the McDonald House. And
if this is Adam, and he's a podcaster. And for the first
time it really hurt, play realise I'm below VJ. Now I'm a
podcaster. And the woman went Ah, that's the problem. Ah, Ha
ha it was it was gut wrenching. It was
said right on the spot. So killing Esther out on the spot.
It's still May and then said Tourette's
sorry it's the Tourette's he shouldn't mention I was had
Tourette's, man. Anyway, we now know that podcasters are very
powerful. We have done physical harm to our audience. Oh, what
happened? I know you received the emails. I certainly did. I
didn't. Oh, I get a lot of these. Please do not do this.
Oh, the brain, but you're the one doing the rain. You'd get
the emails. I have a gong.
People don't like your gong either. They're getting very mad
at us
very mad. Well, the gong is because I think the modulation
problem. Yeah, it's a frequency issue because a lot of people
listen on as the earbuds which, by the way, I should gong to
Gong more so they can take those earbuds out. You're ruining your
hearing
the earbuds it will and when will they make earbuds that
actually stick in your ears? Have you ever tried these Apple
earbuds?
No other shit? No good. That there's ones that wrap around
the ear and go in
that's not the apple one of the apple ones. Little little things
you stick
you go yet this jam and it keeps popping out now.
Anyway, so people don't seem to like it. I think when we have
when we're in a donation crunch that's when we need to bring out
the the pain devices. Okay, we'll
do that get back to the investing in the spinning thing.
I just wanted to throw out two, two words of that. Remember?
Two words of
encouragement. They're more than two words but a couple of
concepts to remember. And you can just take your leave it all
right. Ready? Yeah. trampoline, parks. slot car tracks, slot car
tracks.
I was before your time.
I know the go kart tracks? Of course. No. No
slot car tracks.
Oh, well, you're right. We have your racing little slot cars.
Inside indoors. Yeah. And
a big giant thing. slot cars. These were I can't remember the
years. I think it was I was may have still been in high school.
But there was all over the Bay Area they were propping up then
they were in New York to they were everywhere. In fact, I
think the last one that probably they lasted for about maybe a
decade. I mean, they were popular for only about two
years. But they lingered for maybe a decade. And you had and
it was there was an era of a cultural era of slot cars and
every kid would have their own car. And they were big, bigger
cars than the ones you did little tracks that you have at
home that you buy from Hasbro, they're pretty good sized. And
you take them to the slot car track and you'd race with
everybody else really. And these tracks are huge. I like that
sounds cool. Oh, it was very cool. Sounds like a cool father
son thing that I never go fathers are involved. And
believe me.
Now, what eventually happened was the the what I don't know
what I call it the hobbyist expert phenomenon. And it's
something that is never really been fully studied. But it
happens in a lot of things. Yeah. And with the slight cars,
it was these guys who are not only incredibly adept at driving
the slot car on these tracks, which was somewhat challenging
because there's like really wild curves and stuff. But they had
souped up their slot cars. With these balance, little electric
motors, that little motor probably the size of I don't
know, your thumb little bigger than your thumb, okay. Probably
these guys had him generating about 10 horsepower. And these
things would fly around the tracks like there was he was
unbelievable. And eventually you just lost heart going to the
stock
track because you knew you could never never never couldn't even
know
it wasn't even was a joke. And if everyone except for the
superstar guys who had these fast cars, they would race and
it was something to see because it was like I don't even know
how they could see the car to make the turns and slow down and
speed up. And so you gave up and then all of a sudden they just
started to go out of business one after the other. And then
there was maybe a few left that were just the diehards. And then
I don't think there's one in existence anywhere that it
probably is somebody who say I got one here in Tuscaloosa. But
that was a it was just one of those kinds of things
investments. And then the same thing with trampoline parks that
were they were another fad that came that
didn't get the the trampoline parks go. I mean, eventually you
had to have a batting cage to have all this extra stuff.
No, no, no. That would never happen. The trampoline parks are
very compact and they were all over the place. They were
probably one in every little town and they were very small.
There was like a size of a town tennis court and they could put
a you know, 10 trampolines in there and you pay, ya know what?
50 cents or something to go in there and jump up and down, up
and down. liability issues. Yeah, of course it breaks his
neck. Yeah, trampoline, Parks done neck strap. They're all
done. They're all. Unlike the sidecar trays. They disappeared
overnight.
Just registered slug. cars.com. Well, good for you. We can't do
that. Well, slot cars.com is already taken. So. So that's
another business opportunity for us.
Yeah, yeah. plenty of
opportunities. Plenty.
I got some business opportunity for producers. Okay, yeah. Just
in case someone wants
to wait to do it. By the way. What? Give everybody else the
opportunities because let's face it.
Oh, yeah. All right, here comes your opportunity. We have had a
long run and we even have another one today. We have a
very long run of jingles based on the Obama kicking the trying
to kick a heckler out and you know, we eventually wound up
with this. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Hey, right.
Then we got a lot of mileage out of that one.
We didn't get well we get Yeah, we did too. Because we took the
advantage of we guys
we got a lot of Yeah, we got a lot of mileage for tonnes. Then
I got this little soundbite to the other day from the burn
circle. So why did you put out a statement that was misleading?
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Sounds like the barking dogs.
You know what I'm talking about, so we can do.
So there's plenty of opportunity.
For a barking dog. He got to Hillary barking, which sounds
like whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Oh.
Let's see. Was it called Hillary barking? Probably was our
foreign. I have, um, I have a new one. Huh, I could do this
one, I guess. Let me see. Back Back back. Whoa, whoa, whoa,
whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, that guy? No, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Hey,
whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa,
whoa. All right, producers, go work, go to work,
knock yourself
out, please do. Man, I gotta tell you. As much as I like
doing European News and World News in general, and trying to
get a big picture of what's going on. What is happening in
the United States right now, politically speaking, is is
really a magnification of what we've seen happening for the
past 1015 years, particularly in the United States of Europe,
with these crazy right wing, insane political leaders
cropping up. And they're always compared to fascists and Hitler,
etc. But the Trump thing, and this is one for the history
books, John, this is this is really it's gone far.
Yeah, it does. There is a precedent for it. Which book
nobody obviously considers. But the precedent is the 1924
Democratic Party elections and convention. Okay, party's split
in much the same way. They're trying to split it the old
liners of the Republican Party, we hate Trump and Cruz in
particular, and they don't want them to get in. That's when we
saw the Romney thing we cut the part of that on the last show.
And there's been some commentary about it that's been spread
around I have some clips about with the commentary, which is
really interesting because it's the party is kind of splitting
but
you can I can ask you a question because this is what I still
don't understand. I tried to bring it up on the last show
didn't I didn't articulate properly. Both. I hear all this
talk about the party. And so far we know the party is you know,
this this secret? Starfleet Command J organisation? Yeah,
must be because we know Ryan's previous Okay, fine. He's the
spokesman for the party. And
by the way, I can't emphasise this enough. Anybody named Rance
Priebus is obviously an elite. Yeah,
no kidding. We should we should deconstruct his his lineage.
Yeah, so you know, but then Okay. Apparently Mitt Romney is
one of the elites but where is everybody? Where's their
headquarters? They have to they have a central building. Do they
have a club a hut a hideout and HQ Who are these people? And no
one ever does know and now we have from the Republican Party
leadership, you know, it's always previous
pre well previous is the frontman for us. Yeah, if I
understand borderline secret organisation, okay. So it is
just put it that way there's a secret or organisation that
Republican Party.
Thank you. That's what I wanted to know. Yeah, I
think that makes you feel better to. What do you mean? Well,
because you know, there was just a conspiracy kind of thing,
because Oh, yeah, you don't know who was really the in the, it's,
it's much more settling to me to know that the Republican Party
is a secret organisation. Yes.
That's what I'm, I'm selling you enough that you would think that
was great. I'm settled. I'm good. The Democrats, same thing.
There's these machines within the organisation, the Clinton
machine, for example, the Bush machine on the Republican side,
these are the guys trying to you know, they're trying to rule the
world, and they're using these party mechanisms to do it. And
so you get somebody like Trump to come along, you get all kinds
of blowback. And the Romney thing was the best because
effect delivery. Let me go into that. All right.
I also have some clips about trumping Hitler, etc. Obviously.
He's obviously Hitler. So there was I'm watching everybody in
the news, all the news organisation folks are
completely beside themselves trying to analyse this
because how could we have been so wrong, we don't understand
not only wrong, but be funnelled. You can just see them
they just have this blank stare.
And, okay, we should talk about why but we can do that later.
So we have we have the governor so we're gonna I'm gonna go to
PBS again, two clips. PBS has the governor of Utah coming on
with this guy. I love it. Who has the keys The Economist for
the Freedom Foundation with some freedom work freedom works, and
this levied character whose new defence Trump and his little
back and forth you've seen him a million times he's always on
he's one of the real famous TV commentators he comes on. And
now I got down to clip number one which is love it versus
Did you did you see Louis c ks memo that was believable. The
face baggers bag that have tagged it as epic takedown of
Donald Trump. He's not it was like, the guy says, Donald Trump
is Hitler. Okay. Epic. That's pretty much the summarise
backing away from your epic email dude. Disappointing.
Disappointing from
Yeah, was very on. If it was George Carlin and say it Carlin
would probably be more would it would actually do some analysis?
Yeah. And if anything condemned the public as opposed to, you
know, going into the with his Hitler Mia. So his levied versus
more one and I want to set it up as the end of Levitt, the
governor of Utah and Utah, of course, being a Mormon state and
Romney being a Mormon. You think there might be some connection
there, and I'm beginning to think that Mormons are gonna
hate Trump. But he comes on and defends Romney because Romney
wasn't really trying to do any harm. Romney was just expressing
his concerns but
wanted to start a conversation about His concern was expressing
his
concerns and he had to say it now because he wouldn't didn't
want to hold his he didn't want to have people come up to him
after the fact and say, Why didn't you say something? So
here's here's where we're more apt what's his name was Levitt
more or more remortgaged laces into him? It's very
entertaining, and
about a country he cares deeply about and a party he cares
deeply about. Stephen Moore,
what was your reaction to Governor Romney statement?
Hi, Judy. Well, first, let me let me say I don't have a horse
in this race. I like Mitt Romney. I like actually, Ted
Cruz and Donald Trump. So I'm not necessarily in favour of one
over the other. But I will say this, and by the way, I did
support Mitt Romney ran ran for president. I've been in politics
for 30 years. I think what Mitt Romney did, with all due
respect, Governor today was totally disgraceful. I am so
ashamed of him as a Republican to go after the Republican front
runner, the person who is very, very likely to be the Republican
nominee, and basically to say that he's dishonest that he's a
phoney to call his voters, the millions and millions of middle
class blue collar workers who Donald Trump has brought into
the party, which is one thing I love about Donald Trump is a
Republican, he's bringing all these new people into the party
to call them suckers. I just, I'm outraged by it. And I, by
the way, I actually think that this, that the American people
and then the a lot of the Republican voters are outraged
by it too. And I actually think, Judy, that this is going to help
Donald Trump because it makes the point that he is
representing the kind of middle class blue collar voters who
haven't seen a pay raise in 10 years, and that, you know, the
establishment Republicans are totally against him, and they
will do anything they can to stop him. And one last point
that I made, Judy, you know, a lot of I'm a conservative
Republican, and I have kind of held my nose and I have I have
worked for Bob Dole to win and and Mitt Romney even though I
had serious disagreements with them, because the establishment
I said you conservatives have to get behind the candidate. Well,
now the established establishment. Now they don't
like the candidate and they're saying they're not gonna get
behind. And Governor, I just think that's that's duplicitous.
Governor. What about that? I mean, it could what Governor
Romney did today backfire in what he said about the people
who suffer.
I did hear the hold my nose meme in there, which is now being
used for Hillary.
Oh, really? How where's it being used?
Oh, well, I want to vote for Bernie but since he has no show
no chance with his numbers don't add up. I'm just going to hold
my nose and vote for Hillary.
So we got two memes in there. Yeah, I got the number one. AD,
which is, uh, I don't know how they got that going.
Someone did. Yeah. They did a genius. No, that was I received
the it wasn't an email was a web page or something that
millennials were passing around. And I and I was so easy to see
it was from the paid for by the Democratic National Committee.
Yeah. And this is, this is Hillary stuff. I'm like, Oh,
okay. I guess?
Of course it is. But it's just like, I didn't think something
apparently Bill Maher also said that. It's like, how does that
send me?
Send me a clip, send me a clip.
The whole thing is like, I don't know. It just doesn't make sense
that would catch on, because the numbers don't add up. What
numbers? What numbers don't add up? Oh,
specifically. Well, it's you know, what is it what they're
doing?
Well, I mean, but why don't people buy it? It's like, it's
right. And
people buy it. Why do people buy Pepsi instead of coke? Because
they're being marketed all day long. That's why people buy it.
So they're suckers.
Alright, hold on. Do you want to go into the into part two of
this when
we go to part two? Because once again, the reason I wanted to
play part two is because at the end of it, Judy asks the
governor, and and more. Will you support Trump if he wins, since
you're both Republicans and the governor? And I'd really fault
her for this. It's the governor refuses to answer the question,
which is kind of what Moore said that these guys these these,
these. Yeah, they hardliners. They want you to do one thing,
but when it comes down to it, they won't do the same thing. He
refuses to say yes. And she doesn't call him out on it
concluded it was a mistake for him not to have done it sooner.
And in a way that answered the questions. He's saying the same
thing to Donald Trump and test questions that I think many
other people share.
Stephen Moore, you said a minute ago, you think this could end up
helping Donald Trump. But what about the other efforts out
there? We hear that big donors in the Republican Party are
trying to raise money to help whether it's Marco Rubio, Ted
Cruz, what about those efforts?
Well, they're out there. And there's no question. I mean,
this is the Republican establishment and the
millionaires and billionaires of the party think that they can,
you know, buy this election and you know, where I disagree with
it again, I disagree with Donald Trump today on a lot of things.
I disagree with him fervently on immigration and trade. I'm a pro
free trade, pro immigration, Republican justice the governor
is but you know, what I object to is this idea that we're not
going to let the voters speak. And, you know, I just think that
a lot of the Republican establishment is insulting. You
use that word. And I think it was exactly the right word. It's
an insult to the people who go out to these things. I've been
to some of these Donald Trump rallies, Judy, and it is
amazing. The people who turn out they are, you know, bikers and
their carpenters and their soccer moms and their veterans
and people care personally about this country. I just very
reluctant. I hate to see them dissed this way. By the
establishment. I just think it's the party. And by the way,
Donald Trump is going to be the nominee. And you're right, Judy,
these insults are going to come back and haunt our nominee in
November.
Very quickly to both of you could you eat support Donald
Trump, if he ends up being the nominee of the Republican Party,
Governor Levitt?
I think we all want the Republican to win the presidency
and think it's really important, deeply important that in fact,
that happens. And I think that's why Mitt Romney spoke as well.
And I would certainly, Judy, support any of these Republicans
over Hillary Clinton and I'll say this, if Donald Trump is the
nominee, he's gonna win 35 states he's gonna win New York.
He's gonna I just disagree with the polls. I think what brings
10s of millions of new voters into the Republican Party.
We'll leave it there Stephen Moore
got wrongly also obviously the
guy's a douche
even more Governor Michael love it
fucks up the end of the of the whole thing by jumping in. She's
rapping. Yeah,
that was dumb. Inexperienced.
This is why well, good way not to get booked again. This is why
we do this So, the Australian audio we had a letter from some
guy you guys aren't getting any donations because you're doing
too much of this stupid election.
The I didn't get that note
that I was gonna afford. I decided against it. I did. I
wrapped it up right there. Alright. So you blocked him? No,
I didn't block him. I asked him where he's the front because he
never said, Okay. I have to assume he's from.
Oh, I did see this. It was like, because the mainstream media is
already doing all this. You just regurgitate.
I don't know that. He said that. Okay. But the mainstream media,
but he was no, he was bitching that we're not doing enough
EUROPEAN NEWS, which we do plenty of we probably do more
than any other podcast. But
here's here's the European news. The war is pending. That was
your EUROPEAN NEWS.
But it's your Yeah. Meanwhile, he says to me, he mentioned he
had gone to more had gone to some of these events and you
went to one. And you gave him a lot of people complimented you
for your rundown of the event. But I was watching a CNN a lot
because there was another series of states that when did their
primaries, and they had these a couple of people on both black
women who were making assertions. And I believe these
women were both, I would say armchair analysts. Okay, so All
right. In other words, they never do anything. They sit
there and then they analyse based on rumours and gossip. Oh,
you mean like our show?
We have a we have feet on the ground that we can trust.
I know. We kind of like our show.
Yeah, you do that too. Yeah, we do that. But I'm just saying
that when you do armchair analysis, you have to be careful
of your sources. Yeah. And I have two examples. Just want to
get them out of the way one is this one because this involves
me asking you a question. Okay. This is the clip Trump rally
violence disgust hotkey and
was physically pushed by several white men. One of them was a guy
who was on his way to an advanced programme for the
Marines who has since been kicked out of that programme.
And that's you also, you also had the students from Valdosta
College, who were crying because they got pushed out of the room.
They weren't protesting. They were just blown silent.
should never have been pushed. There's no excusing that.
Absolutely. But here's the thing, just because one of your
supporters does somebody egregious. It's not.
So different polling booths to bully people when during when
Obama was running, that's not a reflection. You can't
make that connection. Can you? Absolutely no, you can't because
Donald Trump has been egging his supporters on to do this. They
get a call at the beginning of a rallying call at the beginning
of every round and Natalie Meadows selectors in it, because
they actually tell them beforehand how to handle
protesters, there was a Muslim woman who was spat upon walking
out just because she had the hijab, like you have to
understand that this is a real problem. And it's very
dangerous. And your candidate has to tone down some of this
rhetoric.
He said that I should have been punched. He said it was great
when they used to take people out on stretchers in Vermont. He
said, Don't give him their coats back on a freezing night. He had
repeatedly egged on these these people in his route.
Couldn't he say? Couldn't he say, if you wanted to, you know
from stage, turn it down, guys. Now, I don't know that the
answer is going to tone down his rhetoric in terms of
I want to say first, a lot of these comments are very funny
with it taken out of context of what actually happened.
Yes. But here's the one where the this woman said this. She
said at the beginning you were at one of these and you were
there early. So early that they had to read play the music over
and over three
times.
At the beginning of these things, she said, yeah, they
tell you exactly what to do with protesters, and they encourage
you to I guess it didn't she kind of conclude the spit on
Muslims. Right. But she's just said there's a long thing about
if somebody protests do this, do that. She doesn't say what they
say. Did that happen?
Well, it's interesting. You asked that I happen to have
recorded a little bit of that of what the guy was saying when he
was well walking around talking about protesters. Okay. Remember
to spit on Muslims? No, of course not. I think I did
include in my report, there was a guy who came on the mic and he
said, If you want to protest, this is a private event. This is
not a pub. This is not a public place. We kindly asked you to go
to your safe space and have a safe space. We talked about this
right you're talking about safe space outside, which is not
what this woman indicated. She indicated finish let me finish
it beat the crap out of protesters. No, let me finish
what she said. Allow me
to finish then. So the protesters please private event.
If you want to protest safe space outside then the
protesters were there. And then I think I reported this. The
voice went on. To say, if you're a protester and you still want
to protest inside that is fine, but we will circle you and keep
going Trump, Trump, Trump Trump as we slowly escort you outside.
But that is not quite the same as riling people up to spit on
them.
All right. Now the second one on this then you can move me out of
this topic. This is another black woman I'm
enjoying watching you flail in the water. She
was She does a she writes for The Daily Beast. Her name's
Kelly golf. And this is her analysis of the of the election
as she sees it. And this again, to me is someone I don't mind
armchair analysis, but not when it when it would. This is what
you end up with. This is weird analysis. You're weird analysis
what the GOP endorsed Donald Trump.
I think the GOP is shocked, stunned and mortified, not just
embarrassed. But a lot of the traditional GOP leadership is
absolutely mortified by the existence and the success of
Donald Trump. What he's done is he has resonated with a small
swath of American voters who are very vocal and who are very
loyal to him. But the reality is there are many people who now
accept that he might win the Republican nomination, I haven't
met a single person, including among his supporters, who
believe genuinely that he has a chance of winning the
presidency.
Yeah, she speaks to all black people on behalf of all black
people.
She said that she's talked to some of his sheets. In other
words, she hasn't done anything. She this is what I'm talking
about. When I say armchair analysis, she made that up.
Yeah. Go talk to any Trump supporter. And I'm not talking
about just some casual supportive George, who went to
the rally that you did, but I'm talking about a serious Trump
supporter. They of course, think he's going to win it all. And in
fact, many of the analysts on these shows are now saying he's
probably he could easily beat Hillary. So what is she talking
about? Right? And this is on CNN, and she's like a respected,
you know, writer at this. I find it extremely annoying.
We saw a lot of this and that is the piece that really this will
go down and we're seeing history in the making. We really are the
analysis, the articles, the piece of the being written, and
all all consistently comparing Trump to Hitler, Trump, Hitler,
Trump, Mussolini, we have foreign leaders, okay. Mexican
leaders, foreign leaders. I'm saying he remember me of Hitler.
I mean, this is this is so crazy.
Here's what cut you is that guy from
Vincent De Fox. You remember me of Heath Ledger? I remember we
played in the last show. He remember me, Fiedler? Good.
Harry Reid. No Hitler, but at least he had some fun to say
when he was on the floor
Speaker of the House show stay firm that he will vote for
Donald Trump. He's a Republican nominee for president. Senate
Republican leader has not said he won't support Donald Trump.
If he is the nominee. Publicly at least, Republicans are
supporting a man who refused to announce the kk k man who
continues to denigrate immigrants, Muslims and the
disabled.
When did he do something against the disabled?
Okay, this is what this this one is another one. This is like the
misogyny thing they keep throwing women disabled.
John McCain, is it still John McCain? He gets he counts for
veterans and disabled. Oh,
that's that's a fun. Oh, well, and the reporter I remember the
report. That's not it. The there was an event very just as early
on and there was some guy I guess he had cerebral palsy or
muscular.
I think this was the reporter John we did. And that was about
the New York Times reporter. The guy who's now
apparently had some Yeah, it was a spasmodic. Yeah, it's the New
York Times. So Trump mocked him on the stage. He went through
his arms around and then then he was called out for it because
the Trump was the guy had tics. Right and be sure that Trump is,
is against Tourette's too. But oh, man, sure.
But the thing is, he's doing that wrong. At our meetup, the
one we had in, in Fayetteville, we have one of our producers.
Hey, I'm the cripple. I'm the Crip over here. You know, this
is what you need to do. Just if you just hey, just get it all
out in the open and everyone's comfortable. We don't have to be
all politically correct. I'm so sorry. You are walking
challenged? Yeah, no. Need to stop all that. Okay. I'm gonna
order the Harry Reid and yeah, so Donald Trump What a horrible
man is Donald
Trump and the disabled. Donald Trump is the standard bearer for
the Republican Party. Republicans create him by
spending seven years appealing us on the darkest courses
America.
Darkest forces in America the darkest forces in America John,
the earth realist developers to darkness great fact.
He makes a good point. White real estate developers dark
forces us on
the darkest forces in America. Now it's up to Republicans to
try and do what they've done by denouncing Donald Trump. It's
time for Republicans stop the Frankenstein thing create it.
So it's time to stop with Frank I can't even understand it. What
did he say at the he says it's not over yet. I'm gonna tell you
what the visual part he says it's time for the Republicans to
stop the Frankenstein they've created and then he takes a
little like a little velvet thing off an easel and there's a
big sign Trump equals Frankenstein.
Well as I miss this stopped at better than network news.
It's the lead on my news report.
It's time for Republicans stop the Frankenstein thing created.
Trump is
here to hear the reveal you can even hear the reveal
stopped the Frankenstein they created the GOP is Frankenstein
monster has failed to stop down from a tear of the party party
even more than it is now.
He is the GOP is Frankenstein monster really? Harry Reid. This
is so I mean wow. D I mean what are these guys so afraid I think
Friday like if we were Freddy Krueger it would have been a
little more relevant. But now he has to go to Frankenstein.
Frankenstein
you could have done anything old ref Yes, exactly. Hello, Mary
Shelley
out from behind the shrub.
Sometimes I just really appreciate your years. Here's
MSNBC O'Donnell Show of Donald Larry Lerins
Lauren and a joy at any Trump events. I'm watching a
militaristic operation that physically a
militaristic operation that plays Tiny Dancer three times in
a row. Yeah. Now that's exactly what Donald Tom,
I'm watching a militaristic operation that physically kicks
people out beats people, he's now converted Secret Service
agents to be.
What do you think? This is very good. So there's a whole bunch
of reasons why a secret service guy dekhta, a journalist. And,
you know, arguably, anytime Secret Service is active, they
can do whatever they want. And you can protest and didn't seem
like a very good a good event that took place but should
happens. This is not like the secret services. I
mean, I agree with Trump on this. He's got 25 30,000 people
at these things. Yeah, he
needs. He needs security. You need security,
but
it's but it's a secret service. He's under Secret Service
protection as his Hillary as is Cruz and Rubio. This is real
secret service, you know, the guys whose primary job is to go
after counterfeiters. So, so, whatever happened, let's do an
investigation or whatever. But don't say that. Trump has
recruited the Secret Service to be as thugs like they're brown
shirts now. I mean, come on, be his
are laughing. What do you think of the
video of a secret service agent beating a time photographer?
Well, have you seen Time Magazine lately? I think he went
easy on the guy.
This is a crime that's on video in a Trump event. These are the
driest most vile political events I've ever went
way, man, I just wanna make sure because I was at one of these
events. I want to make sure I know what I am.
Trump event. These are the ugliest, most vile political
events I've ever witnessed.
How was it one of the ugliest, most vile political events ever
in history of all time? Because
the crowd the way you described it?
Not the way I witnessed. There were kids and yeah, it was a
nice little atmosphere. But now
what causes the crowd to cheer it on? To Trumpism
Trumpism. John, write it down. Trumpism
is Larry go digital Donald, right. Yeah, that guy is such a
douche. And he's again, misreporting. This is what this
why I think Trump is always calling out the media. This is a
misrepresentation. I haven't been to one of those things. So
So I'm doing armchair, but I'm doing it based on what you said.
Yeah,
that's close enough. We're one degree of separation show. Yeah.
Yeah, it was a very close. It's a
misrepresentation of the reality. What's the point in
data again? What are they so afraid
of him winning, I guess, I guess. And then they must
think that he can win which violate or negates what the
black woman said, The Daily Beast,
but I got it. You gotta wonder. Let's say Trump really is
very strange. I think you're right. I never thought to say
it. But I probably thought the same thing but I think you're
right. Would you say that the opening which is a phenomenon,
this is like what you're never going to tell the story of the
1924 situation with the Democrat Party.
Wait, let me finish this this list clip and then I want to
hear about that because that's important. Here it on
to Trumpism. And this is look These people began with 66% of
them, believing President Obama is a Muslim and hating him for
it. 60% of them believing President Obama, according to
Trump's own teaching is not a citizen of the United States
from teaching at Trump University. No doubt,
Trump still hasn't revealed his investigators reports from
Hawaii. Of course, he never sent anybody and people on TV laugh
about it because he's a sick liar who was allowed to get away
with it. And the media thinks that oh, he said something half
funny, badly delivered at one of these events are not fun. This
is ugly fascism in America. This is 21st century American fascist
21st fascism in America, America, ugly fascist.
One of the things he said in there, he said 66% of his
supporters believe that Obama is a Muslim, and they hate him for
it. Yeah, I might agree with the 66% but we
don't hate him hates him now. You don't know. No. Then you
actually are someone who questions that.
I do I based on what Daniel Pipes wrote in one of his pieces
in pipes.org. I think Daniel Pipes is a very critical the
whole Muslim worldwide situation. As was that woman
that Bill Maher had on the show was last show which I just said
what's going on? She's too long. I didn't see long talker. I
didn't see it. But very because Because Mars really hates all
religions. And she came on to pretty much defend Maher. It was
very interesting should watch it. But no, no, but these people
who believe that Obama is a Muslim for and does a lot of
documentation for this by pipes. Pipes does a great job. And this
is a couple of years back. Nobody hates him for it. Well,
we
saw some mindfully off
on Ramadan. He does all these crazy things. That
John some people might hate him, but it doesn't mean that
everybody hates him.
I don't think I don't know on me. I don't think that many
people even hate Obama. He's a pretty well, well, like guy's
got a lot of personality. He's funny. I don't know anyone who
hates him. I'm sure there's a You're right. There's probably
gonna be people who hate him.
All right. Do you want to do the 1929 thing? Are we gonna move
forward?
And 24? Yeah, that one? Yeah. 920 for the Democrat party split
and much the same way the Republican Party looks like it's
going to split between the elites. And the
mean the secret club, the secret club.
And 924 There was two main candidates, the one representing
the urban part of the party, which was was considered to be
too Republican, like as they were urban. At that time, the
Urban's where
the rest doesn't mean urban as in black.
Is that what that mean? No urban as in city,
okay, I'm just asking like, these days, urban urban means
black, like the record urban,
urban technically means city versus the rural people, which
were the Redneck country ever had party and they had the
Southern Strategy themselves back from that. And the one side
was represented by Al Smith, who was the governor of New York and
a former Tammany Hall stooge who became a buster he became a anti
corruption guide to an extreme very interesting politician. A
lot of the a lot of the policies that we employ today are stemmed
from him in terms of anti corruption. And the other one
was William Jennings Bryan, who is the guy who lost the case the
dark the Darwin Monkey Trial, he was the taking the side that
we're doing, you know, we're evolution was not something that
didn't exist is bullcrap. So he was the religious guy and
William Jennings Bryan, I think ran for president two or three
times and lost every time and he was kind of in that case, and it
was fair as Darrow and after a minute thing would you
compare him to in today's terms, when you say not case like
vermin supreme case? Oh, Cruz, okay. Just to
be kind of their cruisers a little more erudite, but but
they are both lawyers. They both I think practice before the
Supreme Court. Cruz being an outstanding attorney. And, and
Ben, they both had this speech affectation. Cruz has one that's
like Who talks like this? Yeah.
Well, that's what lawyers are. They're translators of a
different language.
And Who talks like him and who talked like William Jennings
Bryan. He was corny. Corny, is a way to put it so the party that
broke is this split in two because what they do and it was
it was decimated, and you ended up well on
decimated only means down by 10%.
That it was Yeah, that's true. I you know, I don't know if I'll
be able to fix that. By the way. It's a hard it's hard news,
right? Yeah, it was ruined and couldn't beat anybody and they
got lost the next two elections the next presidential elections
to Coolidge. I believe Simon Cowell and Then Herbert Hoover,
and then Roosevelt came in in 1932. So that so that, oh, the
party is ruined forever, which is what they're talking about.
Now, the Republican Party will never be the same. Trump's gonna
ruin the party, the Democrat Party, which was ruined in 1920,
historically,
there's just no evidence to back that up is what you're saying.
There's no evidence and
eight years later, they not only take over, but they get
reelected four times in a row with the same guy, they have to
change the Constitution because of this. And then Truman gets in
after that.
So so the question question. So the guy who split the party
running for president that was who it was L Smith Smith, so he
clearly did not win.
l Smith, though he couldn't win and Graham Jennings Bryan tried
to win him a number of times, and he couldn't win either. And
that's why the parties so almost the same thing had happened here
because William Jennings Bryan ran and lost and ran and lost.
And we have the situation in the Republican Party were were
McCain, bad, bad pick. Last, they didn't really have anybody
else to pick and it was his turn the way they always taught it,
but
the party party didn't split them. We have the split.
Point. The Democrats had the same thing. lose, lose, lose
split. So we have the same thing. The Republicans lose,
lose, split. In this case, I guess there was a number of
loss,
which means we would have split lose and the next cycle in four
years. That's when we get the big Republican eight years.
It'd be eight years a lot. We'll have five more years. Democrat
Trump can get in, even though I said from the beginning of this
as when you first said, Oh, I think this is great.
And I do want to point out, I said, I think this is great. I'm
saying that and you were sceptical. I said, this guy can
go all the way.
You did. Oh, thank you. And I said, I think you said,
Elizabeth Warren all the way. But I said they're going to some
they're going to screw him. They're not going to let him go
all the way. He did say they when I say they I'm talking
about the Ryan supreme and secret handed secret club. Yeah.
And I stick with it. Well,
first of all, thank you for that. This is very important.
You never hear anything. anyone talk about this kind of
historical analysis. This is good. I'm sitting here smiling.
There is a book The reason I got that, by the way. It's not like
I'm at the top of my head. I'm dreaming. This is going to be
12. I happened to be watching Book TV over the weekend. And
the guy just wrote a book on on Smith, L. Smith. And I listened
to the whole lecture was an hour and a half exact yakking away.
But Al Smith, I didn't know half of the stuff. And when he
mentioned the 1924 thing, I said, Oh, ad syndrome is exactly
what we're looking at here. And it's nonsense that it would ruin
the party forever. Right? All right,
well, then what are they worried about? They're just worried
about Trump winning and taking his taking their stuff? Because
they're worried about Trump winning and taking their
stuff. Yeah, that seems to be the what it is. They don't
really care about the people
know, well, I would say the Republican Party and the
Democrat Party both neither party don't care about the
people or we wouldn't all be in a depression like this. And this
is why what is happening now is also historical, that I'm now
thinking beyond my current thinking on what we're seeing
with the Trump support. These are the people who have felt
forgotten for a long, long time forgotten by Democrats and
Republicans alike that in the flyover states, I live in one.
And this isn't a myth. This is I think, a form of American
Revolution. They don't really care who it is, as long as you
can say, You know what, screw you and your government. The
it's a very American thing that's taking place is
the last voters we had that clip, you might want to play it
again, it's called Lost voters. Just to remind people what's
going on. It was a couple of weeks ago.
Yeah, I have it here lost voters.
According to a Reuters IP SOS survey, one in 10 voters who
went to the polls in South Carolina today is a so called
Lost voter, apathetic Americans who had given up on the process
until now, who was the last president you
remember voting for?
Ronald Reagan. That was 36 years ago, when 64 year old Charles
Parish was a firefighter indifferent since President
Reagan left office parish says he's now back involved in
politics because of Donald Trump, the man's a billionaire.
So what is it really for him to gain? Well, you could say more
power, perhaps.
But I mean, the man's already powerful. So to me, he's more
apt to do the right thing
for the country. Survey showed 27% of the last voters break for
Trump.
And if you follow the logic here, it moves right into the
millennials who are children of the disenfranchised The Lost
voters, if you will, they do not have the excuse. perience of
knowing what Merica used to be like or what it felt like, or
when I was a kid, and they also have this revolutionary type of
vibe in them, and they go lol Bernie, that makes sense until
of course, they were told the numbers don't add up and you
might as well hold your nose and vote for Hillary. That's what's
going on. This is a revolution of sorts. It's
a great, great era. I think this is the most entertaining thing I
agree with all these people have said this is fantastic fun.
And since we're but I'll take a little detour because this
cracks me up when I saw it on the on the debate. Here's Marco
Rubio talking about the millennials. You
know, I see a lot of young people at my events around the
country. I feel great when they come. And I always tell them
that despite the hardships of the moment, I honestly believe
that today's Millennials have the chance to be the greatest
generation we've had in 100 years. But really the people
that can afford to be their clients, their customers, their
partners for what
shining shoes, people that collaborate with, you can
collaborate with your customers shining shoes
happen to the world is dangerous. And it's unstable.
Oh, that will require strong American leaders.
It's ridiculous. Hey, there's hundreds of millions of people
who will be your client for your your web, SEO business.
Social media marketers, right?
It's not what are you worrying about? It's fine. That degree
will be perfect in the future coming sometime soon when I'm
president. Luckily, they're really good at doing this. Now,
there is some reporting some work that are on the right
track. And this is where you really need if you really want
to bring down Donald Trump, here's where you need to do it.
But you may wake up with a horsehead in the morning, and
your bed is his former New York Times reporter Judy Miller.
She's a she's now punted for
she's the one that says she's the spy.
Refresh my memory. Judy Miller
was the one who wrote all those pro Iraq wars things. Oh, she's,
she's the liar. She she's the one that really started the war.
Yeah, she works for the CIA. Yeah. Yeah. She's
the one that started the war. Well, this does not bode well
for Mr. Trump.
I mean, look, it's just extraordinary. I think in the
beginning, as Mitt Romney said he didn't take Donald Trump
seriously as a potential candidate that certainly not as
a front runner. But once it became clear that Trump was
gathering steam, you needed to go look at the assertions that
he has made about his own business career. My family is in
the hotel business and was in the hotel business in Las Vegas.
And I can tell you, you cannot do business in Las Vegas in
those days when he's been doing this without dealing with some
mob related companies. And many, many reporters have delved into
this and found that to be true, we had a book by Wayne Barrett
in 1992, which made that claim we had Tim O'Brien in 2005. And
another book saying that Donald Trump isn't even worth billions.
He's worth between 150 and 250 million. How is it possible that
this man may get the Republican nomination? We don't know how
much he's worth. The media have failed to investigate him.
Absolutely. Right.
So she's bringing up the mob ties. They're very good.
The way she puts it, though, because of her family being
involved in Vegas. She's
from the mob chopped up Yeah, well, isn't that what the CIA
does? Don't they don't they infiltrate and become all mobbed
up and work alongside Yeah, yeah. Okay, fine. This is Oh,
yes, this was another good catch. By the way, catch her
saying Oh, when you got her saying it then yeah, yeah,
something's up. So at some Trump event there were apparently I
mean, it was a podcast or something yeah, there's a couple
of guys that hey, we want to come we want to podcast live
want to do some baby was real radio. I didn't follow the whole
thing because of course, it's ridiculous. But when you when
you do that, and when you're not careful, and when you're not
running your, your bumps or your military like event, which
clearly something slips through the cracks, then you might get
white supremacist broadcasting from your event, which is a
slight oversight on the Trump organization's fart
say to Donald Trump has now he has a member of
his White House spokes whole question and answer time where
this came up.
Say to Donald Trump has now
this is sorry, this is the absurdity of it. So a couple
guys, I think podcasting from one of Trumps events. Now,
pretty much the story is Trump has his broadcasting crew on
standby, broadcasting the message to white America, and
that's pretty much the way this is being taken by the President
Donald Trump has now he is a member of the press press corps,
who is
Donald Trump's press corps job is press corps, press corps
press
corps, who is a wish is the woman talking that she
is asking a question in the in the White House briefing with
Josh Earnest. She's a reporter. Okay.
Who is a white supremacist? And he has a radio show. What do you
think about that? And the possibilities of that, possibly
coming here?
So she's saying, What do you think about that, that he has a
white supremacist doing a radio show? She said radio show, but
in his press corps, what do you think about that press corps
coming here, ie, when Donald Trump is president, then Gee,
that'll be weird to have white supremacist asking questions in
the briefing room? Because we're elite. And you know, people
don't do that. That's not That's not how the press corps is
supposed to work
radio show. What do you think about that? And the
possibilities of that possibly coming here?
Well, I have to admit, I have not seen those reports,
as you know, but I'll espouse some bull crap anyway. And when
it comes to our policies for people who sit in this room and
participate in this briefing, there's no sort of ideological
screen that we put in place, I think there are people who
represent a variety of points of view in this room, including
people that the vast majority of whom represent a point of view
that's focused on just getting the facts straight, and sharing
those facts with their readers and viewers. And
it's interesting to listen to his his cadence here. Because he
does. He's just, she's just words falling out of his face,
that he's looking stuff up and he's got the iPad going, then
it's almost like all of a sudden he gets the message. Oh, yeah,
no, I know what to say. You'll see you'll hear the difference
shifters.
But, you know, we regularly,
he's reading someone sending him the message on his iPad, it's so
obvious.
Regularly protect the ability of professional independent
journalists, here
we go to do their job. Oh, here we go. I got
the independent press corps, the White House press, professionals
who work here day in and day out, have an important
responsibility, and they're critical to the functioning of
our democracy. And, you know, hopefully, whoever the next
president is, will continue a tradition that has as had a
tendency to transcend political party da
even on a second. So what he does he add all mention that the
press corps in that in that briefing is so combed over, that
if you say one thing, slightly critical or off thing, then
you're Jake Tapper on CNN, or, or if you're a student, you get
caught you get busted by the other guys, this whole thing is
nonsense.
Yes, it's posturing. They're just trying to do anything they
can that woman that question
was prepared for her. All the questions taken aback couldn't
have been because he wasn't ready for it.
It was perhaps I think she might have ad libbed the whole press
corps bid, while in fact you did. And that threw him for a
loop. But maybe because he's clearly looking for the No,
here's what I here's what I think happened. These questions
are already submitted beforehand. He knows the
questions that are coming. You're not supposed to just pop
a question on him. I believe that the question was asked the
wrong way. He couldn't find the answer. And then all of a
sudden, you
found I was like you looking for clips when I have that thing
missing.
This is exactly what it is. He was like, What the fuck is that?
Question was not the question we agreed to. Yeah. And then he
speeds up. Oh, I've got it now. Yeah, he found it. Yeah,
exactly. So they're trying another tactic. Another tactic
is to say that Donald Trump funding this himself is
bullcrap. And he has, in fact been out, electioneering, and
indirectly fundraising by going to fundraisers for his campaign.
And they even have a little soundbite is unclear when it's
from where he says, Oh, well, you know, I might, I might take
some money or whatever, but they're now trying to attack him
on that front.
Trump a period fundraising events for outside groups
supporting him, where donors are pressed for 1000s of dollars,
one of them held at the home of Ivanka Trump's in laws.
According to an invitation, the money going not only to a Super
PAC, but also a second group, one that can collect unlimited
donations without ever naming its donors for Trump's campaign,
dismissing the notion that the move could open him up to
charges of hypocrisy, saying Trump himself did not solicit
donations from any of the attendees. But it's a sharp turn
around for a candidate who once said this,
I don't need anybody's money. I'm using my own money to this
take
in a recent CBS interviews I would
even take victims here but as long as they don't expect
anything
today, Trump's spending his evening at a $100 per person
event in Massachusetts at the 1.9 million dollar estate of an
auto dealership executive while the host is calling it a
fundraiser the candidate dismissing it as no such thing.
I've done some meet and greets and downplaying incoming
donations. We have a small group where people I guess it's over
here where people can send in.
But it's over the hairs like on the left hand side of the
lectern. It's over here. This is a small group,
one woman sent in $7.30 some odd cents and wrote a beautiful
letter and people are sending in 10 and
I love her they had the $100 a plate with big, big, like dollar
signs and everything $100 You kidding you? It's nothing. It's
going into an Obama thing for less than 10 grand No, exactly a
total joke, or Hillary for that matter.
Now, this last clip that I have, well, at least on the bring
Trump down tip, I can't remember where I got this from. But this
wasn't, maybe I'll remember when we play it. This was an analysis
that was very long, it was nine minutes I chopped it down to
like almost two minutes of a piece that I think just shows
the thinking again on on how Donald Trump is Hitler, then how
it totally makes sense. And it's completely comparable to 1930s
Germany.
Let's take a peek inside the Hitler Trump political playbook.
This is Australian TV. That's right. Those guys are getting a
good there too. All right. Hello. Hello, Australia. Please
prepare to be propagandise.
Let's take a peek inside the Hitler Trump political playbook.
Step one, incite fear and paranoia. The German people
this is good, right? We're going to
play clips and gone that far. Yeah, the United States.
It's clips of Hitler and then clips of Trump. This thing is
this is syndication worthy. They could easily syndicate this
package and get it. Anybody could use this except for the
Australian accent. I
can peek inside the Hitler Trump political playbook. Step one
inside fear and paranoia. The German people,
blinded by promises from foes at home and abroad have lost touch
with honour and freedom. Sound familiar? The American Dream,
you know, is dead.
The similarities between Hitler and Trump are basically a huge
disenfranchised part of the population, a group who believes
the economy is not working for them, that the government's not
working for
them. Germany has suffered deterioration in
all sectors of life.
Our country is going to hell
to find scapegoats. There's no use having a problem if you
don't have somebody to blame for it.
poisoning of the nation will not end until the carrier himself
the Jew has been banished.
Surely, Chuck's never gone that far.
When Mexico sends its people, they're not sending
their best.
They're bringing drugs. They're bringing crime. They're rapists.
Hitler blamed
everything from Communism to the failures of the capitalist
system on the Jews
camp. He's hedging his bets with Muslims and Mexicans. It's their
fault,
a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United
States.
That rhetoric is awful. And it's not a coincidence, Donald Trump
has long been known for keeping by his bedside books of Hitler's
speeches.
Trump denies that either way, it brings us to step three.
Trump apparently has some of his favourite writings of Hitler
next to his bedside,
bedside books and Hitler's speeches.
Trump denies that either way, it brings us to step three,
offering overly simplistic solutions with little or no
detail.
I will build a great, great wall on our southern border,
I will point out there is already a fence you know, it's
not like this is like some crazy idea. There's a 600 mile fence
for no detail.
I will build a great, great wall on our southern border. And he's
given detail
the time shall come when you once again can proudly state
that you are German,
make America great again, we're
going to do it.
Oh, and don't forget to ignore criticism just to show everybody
the ends justify the means.
And in the last analysis, success is what matters.
I say waterboarding is fine. When you get these terrorists do
you have to take out their families,
most politicians, there is that sense of right and wrong. That
stops them going too far with Donald Trump that bit that's you
know, says don't do this. It's wrong just doesn't seem to be
there. I know it
doesn't sound nice. But not everything is.
Hitler ever said that. Now there's some there's some that
thing that we probably should have stopped it at the time I
bring it up. Now. This little trick that reporters that do
these kinds of packages will slip in because I have no
there's a lot of missing facts here. So what you say this is
regarding the Hitler propaganda that apparently has by his
bedside that he reads religiously instead The Bible is
you say it's well known that Trump keeps Yeah.
Which which which he then he refutes it. But yeah, it's well
known. Yes. It's a NASA well known Yeah,
that's a well known faction is well known to who? Yeah,
exactly.
I never heard that. News to me.
Also the Trump little hands that's also a Hitler reference.
Did you see the the stories but all the face baggers are popping
up like, oh, Hitler had micro penis makes sense. Donald Trump
is Hitler. Small hands.
Oh, that's an interesting little ploy. I don't
know if that was coordinated. But it certainly is interesting.
If you want to hear some real scary.
I read right away read the book. I was Hitler's doctor. Is it
years ago? Yeah. I just think it's still around somewhere. Do
you Hitler did I don't know that he had a micro penis because the
doctor didn't say that. But he did say one ball.
Oh, I'm just saying this is just what showed up on the on the
face. baggers?
Are the face beggars are always going to be doing? Yeah, I
remember the one deep end and
I remember the one ball thing you say it and I mentioned it.
I remember that. Yeah. Well known
abdomen compared Lance Armstrong to Hitler. Yeah, two years. You
want to hear someone scary in government today? Yeah, this
guy.
intelligence work takes place with a strong legal framework.
We operate under the rule of law and are accountable for it. In
southern countries secret intelligence is used to control
people in our lives. It only exists to protect their
freedoms, protect their freedoms, protect their
freedoms, protect the freedoms that someone you want to be
afraid of. Mr. Haig
Well, I want to need to go to a break or I can play
this one. But you know, I was what we could do in the B Block.
I do have I did pull a couple of quick quotes from the Republican
debate which I thought our discussion worthy we can do
that. Now. We can do it in a moment. You want to take us into
the break was something fun?
No. second break. I have something fun to take us in
with. But I think I have a Hillary clip. That's
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mainly some talking points for us. For you, okay. Millennials
oh,
here's your talking points. The numbers don't add up.
Yet. They don't add up my friend. Just high note. I am a
millennial and they drive me insane. I hear ya. Now that's
what all Millennials say. By the way. They all say Millennials
are so self critical about their own generation. You just noticed
all hipsters, and they call them out for as hipsters and
douchebags. And I'm convinced
and I'm convinced just my experience from this party, the
spin party, they're all high. All the time. They're on all
kinds of stuff. And I think it's legal. I mean, I'm looking at
the end because you know, when they're drinking and you mix the
drinking with whatever they're being prescribed for their fear.
And they go a little
weirded something out interesting. And I think it's
true because the millennials that I know, my son, daughter,
Beth, they're really hyper why they're all millennials.
Buckley's boyfriend, all Millennials fuckers table full
of them. Yeah, they go to these parties. And because in our
family, everybody's kind they're not a why I wouldn't call
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been
instilled with them from since birth,
almost. And they know what good wine tastes like and what bad
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know what's good from bad.
How do you know if wine is good picky? They're picky. How do you
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It smells like it's got the worst smell smells like smells
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smells bad. smell the cork if you want but the one got a smile
smell the wines and that was like cork and then when you
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good. And sometimes it can be mild and you can you know kind
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Anyway. So they know all this stuff. And they talk about going
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Why do is smell it and I know it's gonna get a headache. Yeah.
And apparently the millennials and then Mimi says the
Millennials don't know anything about wine. They're just
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I can't imagine Andres. Oh, please. Yes. Andres. Get a clue
people.
I know. Actually, I served a decent champagne to one of the
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taste good. What do you normally drink Andres? Okay, now, like it
was because it wasn't sweet. Yeah. It wasn't Andres. $5 A
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Well, you're gonna get you're gonna blow out your liver. Yeah,
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all right, I got a couple of clips here that I want to get
rid of get them out. The first one is a good one from Hillary.
Good on Hillary. You can do that I get to do the second clip
because I have a Hillary clip that will follow it. But okay,
okay. Unless you have unless there's a bit well,
it's just a little bit that turns into an ISO you know,
you take it take it little interview,
given the fact that more than 1000 emails that I recognise
there's a dispute have been described as
I was playing this clip last night Tina was over. But she
she's reading doing something else. And then she heard this
clip her head was whipped around she said, Are you kidding me
classified some even top secret? Would you concede that you and
the people who worked for you State Department were sloppy in
the way you handled secret information? No,
because let's be clear about this. There wasn't a single one
of those that was marked classified either sent or
received. That hasn't changed. Now, what I think the public may
not understand is that when a process is undertaken to
determine whether emails should be made public and remember I
asked nobody told me to I said make them all public. I've been
the most transparent public official in modern times as far
as I know. When that process is under to do here I've been the
most transparent public official in modern times as far as I
know,
in modern times, but like Charlie Chaplin with his like
it's eating the leather shoe. What this lady is crazy. He is
in modern times pulleys. Them did you want to play Hillary
clip because I can change transitioning to Matt and in the
pixie is a new it's a new one a new a new match Matt in the
pixel,
why don't you go there and then I can bring my Hillary clip
back. Alright, Matt and the pixie
pixie is the is the heritage girl the little fox news girl
who when you know she got sidelined for a while but then
they brought her back and she's connected. She is way connected.
Right? Don't we don't we think she's a she's in deal? herridge
the CIA Woman Yes. Oh, yeah. Yeah, the little pixie girl or
she used to work for the agency.
So now she's she shows up in the in the State Department
briefings which is new. Yeah. And Matt and her are double
teaming. When did
miss Mills cease to
be? And this is talking about Cheryl Mills. You'll remember
there were two people we had an eye out to take the fall for the
Hillary emails. One was Cheryl Mills and what was the other
one? Some dude right?
Yeah, there's some dudes and Cheryl Mills was I think her
lead on this. She's gonna fall it she's gonna fall on the
sword.
Um, so what is interesting to note is that and this is the
pixie will deconstruct it, I'll just let her play. She did not
leave when Hillary left no, she stayed in the State Department
and had a special job which was pretty much handling the email
thing. Which is pretty fucking good. She was the cover up.
Unbelievable. But she she was she stayed there to cover
anything up. When did was Mills cease to be an employee of the
State Department? I do not have her exit date. It was not when
Secretary Clinton left. But I don't know for sure if you
remain, I don't know. You're gonna have to get back to you.
I'm what? I'm not good says what this is
she admitted that she was having administrative her clearance was
going to be administratively terminated because her
employment had finished. But then Mrs. Clinton asked that it
be extended so she could do research. But now we know the
research was to go through the emails and determine what was
government business and what should be deleted. My question
is not related to that.
Don't get involved in mats cruel to roast than him nice. Yeah,
there's a there's something going on there. I can feel it. I
don't care about the cow. Don't care about the emails. But
there's some going on between Matt and pixie girl. That could
be that's exciting to me. That's what I'm excited about. A couple
of quick clips from Oh, did you want to do something here before
I go into me get this
out of the way? Because I do have a question. You know, one
of the things they talk about when they talk about Trump is
that he doesn't have any specifics. He just says stuff.
Now, how's that different than any of the other candidates? I
haven't, have you ever heard any specifics?
Well, no. No, in a weird way. I have. I've only heard Trump give
specifics. The specifics about the height of the wall, the cost
of the wall, that people will have to go out. You know, he's
been very specific.
The Hillary goes on what we were gonna fix the middle class,
you're gonna get more jobs. And she has she has zero specifics
on anything. But they put this meme out there that Trump has no
specifics, of course, and that's and I don't know why. And they
say in the same breath, I hear, I'll hear someone say Trump has
no specifics. All he talks about is the wall and about
deportation. Those are very specific. Yeah.
You may not like him. So this is the Hillary stump speech. And I
want to point out one thing, she says nothing specific. But
listen to her carefully. I want everyone to listen to this
carefully. She is tired. She has no and due to Trump's gonna go
after her for having no energy. She's talking about low energy,
they're gonna have to pump. Here's my thinking, to keep
Hillary from sounding like this clip, where it's like, she's,
well
I know what the I know what you're gonna say. They're gonna
pump they're gonna pump or walk through between Bush
and she's tired. She sounds tired, and she sounds bored. And
she sounds boring. And she sounds low energy. They're going
to pump her up with Adderall and amphetamines. And she's going to
be all jacked up on this stuff. And that is what's going to
cause her to be crash to crash. She's going to crash and burn.
She's going to she's going to go off on somebody, and then
public. Oh, yeah. I think that's what's going to happen. But
listen to this and tell me that they some they're talking about
this. I can't believe that her people are thinking, God this.
Why does Bernie said Bernie Sanders who's like 7574? He's
older than she is. She's getting the BS of others. She's
69. Yeah,
she's 69. He's older. He's got twice three times the energy.
I'm telling you, there's another thing he is on testosterone.
They are they have pumped him up. And so they're gonna have to
pump Hillary up. And the only way to do it because you can't
use testosterone on a woman unless she grows a moustache and
that would be embarrassed so you can
use a little bit a little bit of a little bit. You know what that
does? That turns him into crazy women and then
right, so they're gonna give her she's gonna be she's gonna be
flying high. Listen to this clip, and he'll see the reason
why
we should work together for both inclusive prosperity. And well,
she crashed right there. I heard her go. Did you hear it?
We should work together for both. Inclusive prosperity
is almost like bread battery, low prosperity, wow, man,
inclusive prosperity and an inclusive society. I believe
with all my heart we can bring down barriers for hardworking
families all across America, and old industrial cities and small
Appalachian towns and farm country and Indian country, in
every community that's been hollowed out by lost jobs and
lost hope. It starts with making very clear and I've put this at
the centre of my economic policy, working families need a
raise and more good jobs, jobs that pay well and provide
dignity, pride and a sense of purpose.
Isn't that called Making America Great Again?
let anyone tell you, we can't make things in America anymore.
Because as you're proving every day here in Michigan, we can.
We are she's also nasal. She says she's gonna get congested
still,
and we will. But it's not. It's not going to come from
refighting battles from 20 years ago
another 15 minutes spent in the divorce duck eggs auxilary
studio.
Good one. D sounds terrible.
Yeah. She goes up and down. Which, you know, maybe, maybe
Rubio's like dropping stuff on here. Take this one.
I think you Rubio's on something. Beato Moreno Rubio
is on something. It could be breath mints, but we'd still
like to know. Yeah, I think you're right. They will about
the beach. Well just shoot the beat. 12 under but isn't that in
that an old rock and roll trick?
The V 12 in the butt would probably help. She's probably
already getting that. That's what she said. I think she needs
the serious stuff. To get her energy level.
She's the good stuff.
She needs the good stuff. Oh man stuff that makes you crash.
She's gonna crash because she
won't be used to using and she won't know when to when to re up
when to read bump.
I think she might have been you're in because she came up
during the era of cocaine. You she may be a snorter. Oh,
totally. And they could give her that
but that's risky. And that's annoying, which you can't like
when it gets annoying. She'd be touching her nose and she'll be
touching her nose the whole time. You're gonna have to give
her Adderall Yeah, I agree. That's I think after our meeting
we should definitely recommend Adderall.
Yeah, I think I thought we were doing the consulting Adderall
and then you have to time it so when she crashes she's not
standing out in public doing a q&a we will time
it with the with the with the C Block. So in the commercial, we
can hit her up it's sick, but there's nothing
but true. I think a lot of us anybody if anybody in this
country does not or anyone ever been to a rock concert all
these guys are pumped up and jacked up and girls with
they are Yeah, it's what you do. And Bill is like, you know, I
don't think he take enough of anything anymore because these
guys done his last legs right now. Look, I'm gonna have
anything to build lips. But yeah, all right. Here's,
here's Trump during the debate, a couple things. He did a couple
of interesting things. First, he did a whole 911 truther thing
which I like, which is total. He was alluding to the bin Laden
family I presumed was a little confusing, because if it was
first it was then the wife of the guy who crashed in the
plane, but he wasn't really doing a good job explaining it
which is nice. Rule number one with the truth or stuff you got
to be you got to get it out good. You can't fumble around
but he did try
ship is all about even targeting terrorists families. Well, luck.
You know, when a family flies into the World Trade Centre, a
man flies into the world.
It's like a man walks into a bar. It slides into the World
Trade Centre. Look, you know, I gotta tell you, this was bad,
remand flies into the World Trade Centre and his family gets
sent back to where they were going. And I think most of you
know where they went. And by the way, it wasn't direct. But they
went back to a certain territory. They knew what was
happening. The wife knew exactly what was happening. They left
two days earlier with respect to the World Trade Centre. And they
went back to where they went. And they watch their husband on
television, flying into the World Trade Centre, flying into
the Pentagon, and probably trying to fly into the White
House except we had some very, very brace saved
it saved. Saved. Nice save. Very good. VO crap. I'm going nowhere
with this truth of theory. What am I going to do? They're very
brave people on the plane. Likely very poor performance.
I have my one last clip on this. I want to get out of the way and
this is ABC. This is the ABC rundown. And the only reason I'm
going to play this is because
you mean Trump Clinton summary switching?
ABC. Yeah, yeah. Yeah.
The row with the word rundown is not anywhere in the clip. ABC.
ABC would the word rundown is nowhere in the clip. I should
be OSI used word summary that time. You're right. ABC as root
says we studied it during the three by three era was all in
for Jeb Bush. And they apparently it still appears as
though the Disney Corporation is pretty much going to stay with
the Republican with the with the elites with the elites and the
Republican elites and
Ryan's Priebus and I believe
they're in the process of turning to support Trump.
Now, hold on one second, something we need to bring up
right now which I was miffed. We didn't bring it up on the last
show. B, you told me that a lot of the right wing talk guys,
were all saying that Fox is all in is gonna go just I know that
we're not talking about Fox here. But it's all in and is now
going to be real easy with Trump in this debate. And I thought,
you know, there was no nothing but smiles between Megan and
Trump. And I think there was a lot of really easy giveaways
that they planted right in front of him.
I agree. And with that, did we not talk about the show or when
we talked about we forgot to talk about it during the show.
Let me back up and talk about that for a second. The right
wing talkers and I listened to most of them I don't listen to
him that much but I listened to him enough to see what because
it turns out that if you want to listen to right wing talkers,
and that would include Michael Savage, like Rush Limbaugh
Hannity a little bit Hannity's, like kind of a loose cannon, I
think he's all in with Trump, and he's gonna stay that way.
Whether or not I agree, he'd like to and stay Congress
through is I mean, he's gonna He's gonna He's all in with
Cruz, and I have a clip kind of approve it. And the rest of them
are all kind of like, except for Mark Levin. They're all kind of
leaning toward Trump a little bit. And they they're the ones
who say that Fox is sold out completely. And because the
right wing guys are kinda like they're all over the place, but
they say Fox is sold out. And we're after they said that
they're gonna go all in on Trump, after they said that we
both and I talked to the atom about it after we watched the
debates, and they were obviously backing off Trump. Yeah, made
it. Zeb when they did the thing went crazy. They were yelling
amongst themselves, they kind of, you know, that had nothing
to do with Fox, but and then to do with Fox, they were just
going to do that. And they said was, I mean,
they were lobbing softballs. The three videos she showed in a row
was clearly meant for him to be able to refute those three
simply with ease. He his candour his tone was calm I could see it
the whole thing with with Megan the back and forth now there
some kind of meeting took place no doubt about it
place foxes in with Trump now so that's I think that's gonna stay
for a while unless something bad and
that is Murdoch making a play. That's the way I see it. Yes,
Murdoch play that's Murdoch,
who is against Trump from the beginning. He hated the idea
that was running He sent him some notes apparently some
personal notes not to do this. Now a hostage okay. The you
know, if this guy is gonna win, and I'd say Murdoch
is in the in the previous party room.
Don't you think you're Yeah, but ABC when they were backing Bush,
I didn't think they switched to Trump. But I get the sense they
switched to Trump. They still sound like they're critical.
They sound like they're, but it's still it's still a network
that doesn't like Hillary. They now are gonna go soft on Trump
and this is the result is breed. This is part of the report. This
is there's the rundown. Oh,
baby got uglier and uglier. Hillary Clinton's team took to
Twitter, mocking the GOP meltdown, using images from her
face off against Republicans in Congress. And this how many more
of these do we have to sit through asking for a friend a
Republican
presidential I don't know what to call it, I guess debate.
There were so many insults flying back and forth. It was
hard to keep track of watching a sixth grade recess fine.
Now, what's interesting is you're just really watching what
people watch all day long conflict on television. That is
the number one driver of ratings conflict on television
is called drama.
But drama could be doesn't necessarily have to be conflict
is usually conflict
involved. It's always conflict here.
Know what am I gonna do last night? I gotta listen out again.
And Bill, is he throwing up? What's he doing? Is his pancreas
coming out?
So what am I gonna do last night I just was speechless. Some
Democrats are happy that GOP spectacle has drawn attention
away from Clinton's email controversy. There's also cause
for concern. Just to look at Super Tuesday, a record eight
and a half million Republicans turned out to vote compared to
fewer than 6 million Democrats.
I have not started on Hillary yet. Believe me, I will start
to get started. Clinton's advisors privately acknowledged
Trump could be tough to beat. And John Karl
with us live tonight. John right down the Clinton campaign
telling you they're prepared to go one on one with Trump. David,
the
Clinton team is proceeding with the assumption that Donald Trump
will be the Republican nominee. And while they see him as a
deeply flawed candidate with lots of areas of vulnerability.
They believe that he could be a much more formidable candidate
in a general election. Much harder to beat than the polls
suggest. John Cole are
alive in the nation's capitol Senate. John, thanks.
You know, Trump is not a politician. He's a hacker. He's
really hacked into people's psyche.
His hack the system he
has he's really hacked it. That alone is commendable. Do you
want to play the cruise thing before I move on?
Disney Hitler? Wasn't he a hacker clearly was a hacker. We
all Yeah, we mostly if you want to get this out of the way
completely, this was this was C pac, which is this conservative
event?
Yeah. Where they were they chose Cruz.
Well, yeah, they chose cruise. But this is a habit. Where is
it?
Cruise Hannity.
Yeah. This is the show that they had they bring crews out with
Hannity was his biggest booster. And Hannity asked him some
simple questions and kind of, it's very weird to listen to it.
But I think it's at least worth listening to. Here's what I want
to ask. I want the crowd to answer with me. Do you not see
that of the 14th and 15th contests that have happened? And
I think this is true, that the establishment has lost 14 or 15.
Did you see that? Now, the only question I have is, there seems
to be an organised well funded effort to push this to the
convention in the hopes I'm maybe I'm reading into it to
prevent you or Mr. Trump from getting the nomination because
the establishment is angry that you're winning. Is that true?
Look, Shawn you're exactly right a
minute so now he's he's jumping on the on the Trump coattails.
Well, he's jumped No. Well, I say watch the way they switch it
around. I mean, he's not really he's just he's trying to make it
seem as though this whole thing is all about about Ted.
This reminds me what I'm saying he's throwing it on and he's
like,
Oh, throwing it in there. But then he'll do a switch a
ruthless and let's let's run as angry that you're winning. Yep.
Is that true?
Look, Shawn, you're exactly right. Anytime you hear someone
talking about a brokered convention, it is the Washington
establishment in a fevered frenzy. They're really
frustrated because all of their chosen candidates all of the
Golden children the voters keep rejecting. And so they seized on
this master plan, we go to a broker convention and the DC
power brokers will drop someone in who is exactly to the liking
of the Washington establishment if that would happen. We will
have a manifest revolt on our hands all across this country.
revolts 24
Yeah, revolt you right 1924 You're right. I like it. From
the debate itself, three quickies here. First of all,
Rubio gets his golden star comedian award. But he did a one
two punch which was outstanding. Outstanding. It was,
you know, they the pundits all criticised the crap out of him
from going just for starting to stand up idea. I think he's good
enough to actually do about 2030 minutes set, if they even get
some writers
Caroline's at Caroline's
Caroline's or they are ha Hi could do it because he's his
timing is so perfect. So
now baby, he's got to do it. He's got to do SNL call Lauren.
Ah, call Lorne Michaels on SNL. Because he would be this would
that would that would nail the nomination for him if he pulled
it off?
Well, it's a little late for that. But people should have put
him on SNL or a long
time ago. Yeah. Well, he was a genius joke because it was an
interruptive joke between Cruz and Trump. And then did a call
back to something Trump said earlier. Really good. Really,
really top notch.
Let me point out
what you said. Donald, please. I
know it's hard to breathe lyin, Ted three. You can do it. You
can breathe. I know. It's hard. I know. It's hard, but just
when they're done with the yoga can I answer?
I really hope that we don't you don't see yoga on this day or
you never know.
Damn. That was damn damn double Damn, that was good.
That was an ad lib.
The flexing? Of course, because it only came up in the debate.
So it was that ad lib that really nailed it. I felt that to
me. It was like guys, thanks
so too much. He is he's got the chops. Totally. Totally. Yeah.
You know, screen it out to bring those guns out so late is that
they all criticise Oh don't you think it went too far?
They They should put him on. They should get him on SNL. It
will be dynamite. It will be good for the show. Hello, Lorne
Michaels, it's good for our show. Okay, Trump, we had some
serious things and, and the one that you and I both like a lot
is something he brought back and he brought it back himself. The
he was a question that came earlier. But he, he wandered
back around and I like I like this and
Vladimir Putin. Well, you've expressed as more admiration for
expressed admiration wrong, I don't want to use that as a
strongly is now
dividing very good things about me. And
I'm gonna finish my statement here. And he's also sowing
instability in the Middle East.
I think he said, You bitch, I couldn't really hear but I think
Trump says, Yeah, you bit or maybe you wish, and
I'm gonna finish my statement here. And he's also sowing
instability in the Middle East.
I've been hearing this man so long talking about Putin. Putin
said about me, I didn't say about Putin, Putin said very
nice things about me. And I say very nicely. Wouldn't it be nice
if actually, we could get along with Russia? We could get along
with foreign countries, and instead of spending trillions
and trillions of dollars?
Yeah, it would be nice, strong suit. It would be nice, like
kittens are nice. It'd be nice.
It'd be like kittens. Yeah,
we'd love we love it. It'd be very, very nice. And then when
this came by, and I'm surprised, as did he said it before, but
never on this type of stage. And then he just came out and I was
expecting this to be number one trending topic, which then I'll
tell you what was the number one trending topic after Trump went
into this.
You repeatedly deflected calls for specific national security
or defence policy plans, with the claim that you will ask the
best people when you become president and take their advice.
So who are the best people? Can you reveal two or three names
that you trust for national security? I think Richard Haass
is excellent. I have a lot of respect for him.
I liked him these with these hearts. I know, but I thought
that was good. This was actually pretty damn good. If I'm just
throwing out a couple of names. Richard Haass, we
know him. I think General Kane is excellent.
Do we know General Kane, who that is?
No, but I'm assuming this question. This q&a right here
was was given to him in advance planted the Office Of course,
that's why he's the idea of Fox gonna go soft on. I agree. He
said, we're gonna ask you this question. You might want to do a
little reading. Yeah, exactly.
She's excellent. I have a lot of respect for him. I think General
Kane is excellent. I think that there are like Kirtle Jacobs
very much. Colonel Jacobs.
All right. We have our our agents out there get back to us
on these guys want to know about them? What? What's going on with
it?
I see him I know him. I have many people that I think are
really excellent. But in the end, it's going to be my
decision. When you just asked a question about Snowden. I will
tell you right from the beginning, I said he was a spy,
and we should get him back and of Russia respected our country.
They would have sent him back immediately. But he was a spy.
It didn't take me a long time to figure that one out. But I would
get the best people, people that I'd become
Snowden as a spy.
I think that's great. That's really good.
Yeah, well, personality force. Trump is reminding me more and
more of Reagan when he ran for governor when he first got into
the business. You know,
Nancy just died this morning. I didn't know that. Yeah, ya know
that there's the opportunity, I think in this sort of
opportunity there. Can we do that? He could be. He could try
and get some of that Reagan juice on him. I don't know.
Maybe. Good. But so he
first ran for governor. This was during the era where the
University of California is having like daily riots.
Students were, you know, they finally took care of that by
pretty much not letting White students go to that university.
But the students were having issues. Reagan made all these
promises. The one I remember the most, I just remember it because
he kept saying it. He says that he's going to take the ex CIA
chief John McCone, is going to hire John mckown to do a blue
ribbon panel on what's causing all these riots and, and he went
on and on with this spiel about John McCole, and the Blue Ribbon
Panel, all the rest of it, so he gets good comes in as governor.
And that's the end of it. He never does any of this. No, it
was just bullcrap. And then the other thing that I remember
about Reagan was the if you were in school during that era, at
any level, one of the and we talked about this on the show
before I'm going to bring it up again. Just to tell you that
these guys say one thing they all politicians, and I think
Trump is one, they say one thing and then the next thing you know
something's crazy happens. During this entire period, there
was a nothing by grousing in high school grammar schools,
colleges, about the number of mental institutions in
California. And it was like the situation with prisons that we
have today where we have way too many prisons with too many
people in the prisons, and especially people that shouldn't
be in the prisons. And there were too many people there were
too many nut houses as I would call them back then. And there
were too many people in them. And they were all the Democrats
is always the Democrats, the Democrats, the Democrats are
bitching and moaning about how this was terrible. There was the
mental thing these people should be on that they shouldn't be
locked up in these horrible places. And so Reagan gets in as
governor and then Friday. He says they wanted them all
released. He released them all as the Republic Yes, yes, yes,
yes. Yes. And then he gets blamed for Yeah, remember this?
Yes. Was just the strangest thing you've ever so
question for you. Now that Nancy Reagan's dead? Can we do drugs
again? Too soon.
It's too soon. You know that it's actually not too soon
because I don't think anybody that listens to this show or
anything ever listen. Oh, it's a reference that is such a
callback. Really?
Not people know that. Yeah. Well, I'm wait for the delay.
And I'll tell you what the chat room says budget, which is
someone who knows. Someone said too soon? Yeah, someone just say
Just say yes. But people know the reference. And do Just say
yes, it's no Zephyr, but yeah, I do what I can. Okay. Onward.
Yeah,
I have a Bernie mo interesting Bernie clip. This is one of the
guys I really like on CNN. Even though I don't like CNN. I think
it's crap. Oh, come on. I do like that. Brooke Baldwin. No,
the kimono guy. What's his name? Cuban. Cuomo.
Oh yeah Cuomo Cuomo kid, the Cuomo
Cuomo kid. I think he's really slick he's pretty good. He's got
a good look. He's established the on a two bit network right
now he's establishment but he's there to counterbalance pooper.
I guess. Cooper's probably worried about him. He's got he's
coming up a little bit in the ranks pooper. Kupu
pooper scooper is super e is. He's got a charm that I think
people like and como does not know he's just a hard ass but
he's very presented. Who
do you want on your network?
I'd put Cuomo Yeah, exactly. Yeah. And I think he'll go big
network. I don't think he's gonna stand this.
He's gonna He's gonna take over Brian Williams spot and piss
that guy off to
I got a little. A little. Yeah, he could be good news.
Bernie, back to Bernie. Yeah, this.
This thing got cut off because I met what's going on? But But I
just thought this was interesting, because it just
overlooks the obvious. And I'm gonna say it doesn't Bernie
Sanders
do better with African Americans. It doesn't make sense
in terms of his message. I don't know why it
is not his weakness. It's Hillary strength. I think we're
looking at the wrong side of the equation. But what is her access
to that? First week Bernie his do he
know by? Bernie is do though. I don't know. I'm not being
disingenuous as a 20 year old. He got a restaurant to integrate
housing at the university show. He's rific record. Hillary has a
better record in the eyes of those voters. And she's got long
standing ties. This matters. You come from New York. Twice in New
York. That's not Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa,
whoa, whoa.
Bernie and the blacks
down. Bernie and the blacks. Blacks hate Jews. Whoa, whoa,
whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa,
what are you saying? John? is saying blacks hate Jews. They're
not mentioned in this political cycle. We don't talk about red
and yellow Americans. We shouldn't talk about Jew
Americans can bring that in. That will be like, racial.
Just it's just that simple. You're just
saying I know. I get it. I get it.
I'm gonna go all in for Hillary.
Are we done with America? Oh, what's your cruise? I so I'm
always curious. Hit it.
beat Donald Trump beat Donald Trump beat Donald Trump beat
Donald Trump.
Oh, that's good.
That's that someone's gonna come up with a monster mixing with
these guys like GX two, someone's going to do a great
job for something really phenomenal. Okay, maybe we can
do something just a little off b Oh, yes. Oh, this this is a nice
transitioner. We're going to transition from the politics in
the United States to agenda 2030 ie the climate gate to the gate
to the gate. And we do that with rap mogul extraordinaire Russell
Simmons. Now I haven't asked John for this. And I'll tell you
what the ask John is upfront so you can think about it while
listening to this clip. And be ready. Oh, Guess what is Russell
Simmons smoking? Are you endorsing someone for President?
Yes, I have just decided to endorse my longtime friend,
Senator Clinton, I think that Bernie Sanders is over
promising. He's insensitive to the plight of black people. And
what good is if you don't take lobbyist money, and you don't
acknowledge the number one threat to America and to the
world is the factory farming lobby, because it is poisoning
the planet quickly. And it is pointed in poisoning its
inhabitants. So that the shift has to be made away from the
animal products away from the beef industry, specifically, but
all the animal products into a plant based diet or there will
be no planet. And in the next 50 years, we won't even have an
ocean. And when the oceans die, we die. So we must change the
rate at which we consume animals. And we cannot have a
labia take advantage of all our natural resources in order to
poison the planet. And its people. I asked him about it and
he was he brushed it off, even though he knows that your
earthquake. And certainly all of these storms are a result of
factory farming. We now have all the proof in the world, the fact
that climate change is manmade, and we have to do something to
derail it. Set aside from his insensitivity to black voters.
Do you really think Bernie Sanders is insensitive to the
needs of the Black
Agenda? Yes, he's insensitive in a number of ways. And I would
get into it if we had time. But I think Senator Clinton been
sensitive, supportive of a progressive agenda. She's
realistic in what she can get done. She she's able to beat the
Republican candidate and I think that Bernie Sanders would not be
able to could lose and I don't want to take that chance
now All right, what is Russell Simmons smoking crack? No
Science High.
Smoking science is what he's doing.
What a crazy crazy clip I'll give you the borderline Tip of
the day for that
I'll take one of those here's so I tried to figure out crazy
crazy guy I tried to figure out what he was talking about. No,
no, no.
We had the two quakes are caused by climate change. That's a new
one well
climb no it was caused by the farming farming caused by
farmers farming lobby, not just farmers farming lobby I looked
into this is Bernie Sanders has one huge supporter outside of
the nurses union which is pretty big. The has the sugar lobby and
indeed farming lobby. And he has taken money from them. You know
sugar blah blah farmers blah blah farmers whatever far but
the Russell Simmons is taking exception to that. And of course
he hates blacks he's Bernie black. Well,
the Russell Simmons hates Jews.
You don't know that. You just heard him he hates that one but
I don't know if he hates them all. And what is this we have to
we have to stop we have to go to a plant diet What is all this
about all Oh yeah. You know the logical conclusion is so that
tall grass no bugs man it's gotta be tastes like blue bugs
with sorghum. We got a great future ahead of us. I can't wait
for it. To have your sorghum with crunchy ants and other bugs
and other assorted
to get the bugs in there. Anyway, it's going to be
beautiful. Now you don't have to have all the inspectors just let
the bugs stay in there. Yeah.
Oh, okay. This last one I'd like to go to a break. This was only
I only knew this The minute I saw it because I recently
started watching. But it wasn't until this new story came out. I
was like oh my god, they'll do anything is
being treated as we would all evidence. So it has been
submitted to our lab. They are going to study it and examine it
for for all forensics including serology and DNA and hair
samples and that is ongoing as we speak. And that is the three
year old knife that was found. Three it was found three years
ago.
Oh yeah. It was found three years ago.
This is a promotion for OJ Simpson versus the people the
people vs OJ Simpson. This is a TV show.
That you are going to go toward this clip which is this is my
sorry this one is I think is very interesting scandalous clip
and this is the this is the bacteria clip this is the new
breakout that we're bacteria
have you heard about this? No. Which do you have to which one
do you want? The Killing says
weird back what's the other one that says weird bacteria?
Oh, I'm sorry. I got it. Yes. I'm sorry. I missed it.
Janice with the commute there behind Here in New York Thank
you We turn now to an alarming health headlines and alarming
health headline investigating the trail of a mysterious and
deadly bacteria ABCs Alex pres in Wisconsin
medical mystery CDC disease detectives of hunting for the
cause of an outbreak of a rare blood infection
to have an outbreak of this magnitude is very unusual.
Dr. Nausea Southstar has been tracking the outbreak of
Elizabeth King here. States usually report five to 10 cases
a year but since November in southern Wisconsin 44 cases 18
People have died
if they are related. I have to look for a common source. I
mean, what is it that's common to all these 44 people that they
got infected with Elizabeth King? Yeah, the victims
mostly 65 or older many already sick with other illnesses. Those
include fever, shortness of breath and skin infection the
bacteria can survive in sinks in water attorney for officials the
victims are scattered across 11 counties which makes pinpointing
a cause even tougher and David the illness is treatable but
doctors say the bacteria is resistant to many antibiotics so
early detection is critical
minute wow these were old sick people
no they're just that this this thing going around and so if you
if you're in the hospital you're gonna get you're gonna get some
Yeah, but this is different than most of the rest have some new
fan never heard of this thing? And all it does is all these
stories do and I think it may be done on purpose but I don't know
who'd be behind it is point out that we haven't developed a new
product in a long time
forever because these other pills because the thing that the
pharmaceutical companies want too many of them just can
discontinued antibiotics altogether. But the research
Pfizer used to be the lead in antibiotics and they don't do it
anymore. They they dropped the programme so they don't make
anything but but pills that if you start taking them you have
to keep taking them for the rest of your life. Which is a great
moneymaker. Yeah. Or sex pills and hair pills. make your hair
grow on your six pills.
Six pills and hair pills Yeah, you're right. Your pills and
being 12
because you keep taking those cheap. How about
how about Turkey? Let's talk about Turkey for a minute.
Yeah, yeah. When do you want you to start because I want to
finish with something Well, that's
why I want to talk about Turkey.
I figured you could talk about Turkey. Well, you know what's
going on in Turkey?
Yeah, this is another Gulin thing we have the they rated the
newspaper that is at least a strong supporter of that
number one paper in Istanbul this Xamarin and this is the
clip this describes the situation za ma N Okay.
Hello, Turkish police have fired tear gas and plastic bullets at
protesters outside as you say hello. Hello. Hello.
Hello death and destruction. Oh, and I want to mention one more
thing possible show title in brackets you know brackets like
real blank insert here, alarming health headline in brackets.
Because the way that the way that newsreader did that piece
alarming news health headline, health headline. It could have
been just still on the prompter. They hadn't filled in the
headline yet know what I mean?
Yeah, okay, funny. All right.
Hello, hello, English police, gas and plastic bullets at
protesters outside the offices of the country's biggest
newspaper.
What happened to rubber bullets? Why is it plastic all of a
sudden,
they gotta hurt more than a rubber bed.
Authorities have seized control of these Amman publication and a
crackdown on a religious group whose leader the government is
accused of treason. The European Commission is urging Turkey to
respect media freedom. Caroline Malone reports.
Police in Istanbul use tear gas water cannon and plastic bullets
against people demonstrating for media freedom. They're taking a
stand after police raided the offices of a popular opposition
newspaper replacing its editors with state representatives
youngish fear and the bullet was weighing the world. Have you
seen this tyranny before? This didn't happen even when Hitler
was in power, let alone turkey. Even the incidents going on in
Syria are not much better.
Hundreds of protesters tried to block the entrance to the
Xamarin newspaper offices on Friday nights. But riot police
pushed through the crowds. And by early Saturday morning, they
got into the building. They pushed out journalists covering
the story and evicted the editors.
Unfortunately, it has been a habit for last three, four years
that anyone who is speaking against government policies is
facing either court cases or prison or such control by the
government.
The police were acting under a court order to replace the
manager into the newspaper. The daily Turkish paper has a
circulation of at least 650,000 copies more than any other
newspaper. It's run by a US based cleric for Tula Gulin, who
was once close to President Richard type one, but he's been
accused of trying to overthrow the government and of leading
what the Turkish authorities describe as a terror
organisation. In the last few months businessman close to good
and have been arrested and media groups linked to him have been
taken over by pro government managers. Back on the streets
people held up a copy of the last summer newspaper printed
before its offices were raided. It reads the Constitution is
suspended Caroline Malone Al Jazeera
to get in the EU is full member doing this book
and you know, the Turkey, Iraq Turkey pipeline is restarted
again, these guys are bad actors. Yeah,
they're bad actors is good night. It's not going to end.
But here's the crazy thing. Now our officials are saying hey,
man, you can't do that for two lagoons. Good guy, man. See
killing ed the documentary.
Okay, so when it I found this particular sub segment of the
story to be even more disturbing, which is that
apparently CNN has an operation in Turkey and play this little
clip here.
Another Turkish media outlet, CNN Turk has been criticised for
not covering the takeover of this Amman newspaper. While
people were out protesting outside as a man's headquarters
on Friday the channel broadcasts a speech by President Erdogan. A
report on weight loss and a book presentation has been reported
that the channel also cancelled several talk shows on Friday
featuring prominent journalists who are critical of the
government, a journalist Frederick Gibson was deported
from Turkey last September while covering the military operation
against Kurdish militants. She says almost all Turkish media
depends on the state.
Most of the big papers and the big channels also the ones we
call
Wait a minute, this you did, Sean, what's going on? I want to
get in on the action with this. This is great. Hey,
most of the big papers and the big channels also the ones we
call mainstream and not necessarily like totally, I'm
telling you for 100% Man, she's ditch mouthpieces of the
government. Oh, yeah, they are they have economic ties to the
government because they are part of big, big companies. So they
have to report in line with with in general government policy if
yes, they must do this. This is what we call a conspiracy, not
these companies, loose contracts in the telecom markets in the
construction. So they are really, the papers are 80%,
let's say under the control of the government and now even more
with some because someone was a is a big paper. Yes, come
over here and stick it in. And
this points out one of the reasons that our show Yes,
requires assistance from the public directly because what
they describe there is that these are all these news
operations, which have been turned into giant conglomerates
very few independent papers left that survive in this country and
when there was a Do they still have to subscribe to AP and all
the rest of these are these news feeds.
They get compromised? Source? Yeah, yeah, the source exactly.
I know you have to this is why we asked for donations.
And then some things were supposed to happen but at this
it was so tight. I'm gonna show
us move by Jonah to no agenda.
Imagine all the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that means
I gotta say I can't believe I messed it up.
I'm sorry. We do this about once every six months to be
honest. I was already you had forgotten the whole thing
altogether. No, I didn't Yes, you did. Because I was like hey,
let's talk about Turkey dot dot dot well here's the problem then
you said oh, we'll be a go ahead I got some now I was setting you
up to tell people what's going on John sent me a note
i This happens do we do this about once every six months to
try to set up a bit of this never work?
Let me let me read them. Let me read the bit to you. Oh awesome.
This is worthy of anyway
guys. discussable yeah, here we go. Behind the scenes on the new
agenda show yeah,
I probably already tried Oh, here we go. Here clips to and
then in all caps. And no, no, no for you.
I did this because you always every time I do.
No. Go to donations after I discussed the clip zom on CNN
Dark Age. I will set it up. This comes after the zombie clip
which leads to these Amen, CNN, turkey, turkey, turkey. So I
say, hey, let's talk about Turkey. And John says, oh, go
ahead. Do you do your clips? First? I might have something
but no, that was your setup. That was your
what didn't mean to do this whole thing earlier in the show
for the first donation, that's
not the donation segment, that's executive producer, get your get
your next killer, correctable
that you were trying to send me if I just pushed it off. So this
time comes around use, you'd make the transition. And here's
here's the problem I had. I'm looking at the clock. Normally
we started do we do the second donation segment at about 1130
Mark. And it's like 1105, or something and you wanting this?
And so I'm thinking well, and maybe he's talking about stuff
mills. So then you said the turkey thing. Let's talk about
Turkey. And
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Figure when you said that I said I he's got a clip, then I can go
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So I said, Okay, so I do my bit work, and now nobody would
notice. And you're going to and then you hit the button. And if
not, then we are doomed to never be able to do these things out.
Dude. We cannot do scripted media. We should be we should be
shot in the neck.
Well, we try. Anyway, the point is well made. No. I mean, they
make the point for us, which is these corporate media outlets
that get delivered product. They did. They did that new thing on
diets.
That's almost as bad as US messing up the one scripted bit
every year.
Yeah, actually, we've done that. I wrote a script once. If you
remember, last time I did. I think I rejected that. I
actually wrote a script. What was that? I don't remember how
we were going to do it kind of and then when we started
it was afraid it was a Friday the firewall bit I think and it
really
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at Biederman becomes the Baron of Guam very happy to have him
taking over that protected as per the no agenda period map
which you can find at ITM dot I am slash peerage Viraj. The I
was tickled by the reports from the mainstream media who the
you'll hear to CNN but the BBC really took the cake. But all of
a sudden for some reason the military industrial complex
complex needed to ratchet up some of the rhetoric about North
Korea and say that Kim Jong Hoon had said had he had said he has
nuclear arms with the red a nuclear arms at the ready, I
tell you. So I have two reports the CNN report which is short
just you know, alarming Global Health line here. And then we
had the BBC who do the headline but then go into deconstructed
which I just thought was an interesting odd interesting and
somewhat funny thing they did first CNN
right now we want to turn to some compelling international
headlines you just another one of those
insert John, you just gotta write it down. Hola. So we
already have alarming health headline. And now we have
compelling once you say
only international or simulated play it again. Yeah.
That's interesting. This is a new thing they're doing right
now we want to turn to some compelling international
headlines, a compelling
international that just not even making the headlines up anymore.
Now let's let's stop here for a second. I'm onto something I
know. Because I think you're definitely onto something. And
something I've also noticed is that not every one but I'd say
four out of five the ABC News Network News that shows up four
to five during the week starts with We have breaking news
tonight.
Right that's that's gotten that's getting old now. Yeah,
they have
breaking news. We have breaking news, breaking news. They keep
saying it and I think we should start paying attention to this
because this is obviously some gimmick that these guys have
been using it to get your attention I guess. So far we get
your attention when they say when she says that you
just have to just imagine the teleprompter rolling by and
there's a little sentence in brackets. And it says alarming
health headline board says compelling international
headline and they're just not even making up the headlines
anymore. But just putting that in there so what can we expect
as well? Frightening. Yeah, frightening for sure. For sure.
Brightening terrorism headline. It has to end with headline you
see All right. Well, we'll do we Okay, let's just do a couple
let's just do a call body frightening terror terror
headline terrorist headline frightening maybe a frightening
terror attack headline we should do? We should have something
with Buddha.
I got one. Okay. Disturbing medical headline. Yes. Yes. Yes.
We maybe we can break disturbing medical headline would get my
attention moving medical headline
that could be like, you know, assisted suicide. I like to put
some alliteration in there. It's even better if you can do that.
Yeah, the ABC will be doing that. They're the most artistic
of the three network
monstrously manufactured headline. All right, here we go.
Let's go back.
Oh, crap headline right now we
want to turn to seven compelling international headlines.
Right, threatening rhetoric rhetoric coming from North
threatening rhetoric. Korea and the Leader Kim Jeong Hoon there
a day after the UN Security Council passed strict sanctions
against Pyongyang.
The state news agency KCNA says Kim has now ordered nuclear
weapons to be ready for use quote at any time. See also
confirming the test fire of a new multiple launch rocket
system. The Pentagon says it's aware of these reports and it's
closely monitoring the situation with its regional ally.
Here's what was great during this this CNN version of this if
fearful headline ahead. They had Photos video actually knows
still photos of Kim Jong Hoon with a couple of other dudes and
fruit salad looking up like they're looking at the launch.
They're looking up in the sky. Oh, and he's pointing to the
sky. There it goes my new. Yeah. So BBC, of course they had to do
batching. Do we have anything from Getty Images that we can
use showing him looking up? Now, what about COVID? About
Corbett's? Do those guys have an image we can use? What did they
want for it? Yeah, it's too high.
That's exactly what it is exactly. The BBC. They did the
headline. But then they went into go and actually tell you
what could you know. So you're now assuming, of course, which
would make an ass out of you and may that Kim Jong Hoon said, I
had my nuclear arms at the ready finger on the button, almost
almost a finger on the button. But that's not exactly what he
said in the BBC does the headline and then backtracks the
whole thing? I very odd and
I say Serge North Korea to refrain from provocative actions
that aggravate tensions that's a direct quote from the Pentagon
spokesperson made after the North Korean leader Kim Jong Un
told his military leaders to be ready to fire nuclear weapons at
a moment's notice.
Though he said Be ready he told his lieutenants to be ready at a
moment's notice to fire nuclear weapons that's the that's your
headline.
Right? He's fine nuclear weapons at a moment's notice. The BBC
Steve Evans gave us his assessment of the situation from
the South Korean coach on
the ground here we
was watching the launch of missiles and according to the
state controlled media there troll he said
like the BBC, which is not all controlled media
files and according to the state controlled media there, he said
the nuclear force and North Korea Korea should be bolstered
both in quantity and quality. It should be on constant standby,
and it should be ready to attack preemptively.
That's a little different than I've got my finger on the
button. This is total bull crap. Their headline is
this outrageous bullcrap.
So it's pretty blood curdling stuff
is pretty blood curdling stuff John, pretty blood curdling
headlines
that's not blood curdling he said that yeah, we have to have
a bolster gotta beef it up. That's exactly what every
Republican now that's what everyone says. We got to beef up
our military, get everything ready. You know, make sure we're
good to go. That's not like I'm ready to fire at a moment's
notice quantity
and quality. It should be on constant standby.
Engines warmed up, of course should be ready to have extra
gas
preemptively through so it's pretty blood curdling stuff.
Probably blusher things that I'm Joe blood girdled right
about blood curling you ever scream? Oh, yes. That's blood
current.
I need to put the screen in, in in hot rotation. So I can access
it faster. Okay, let's roll him back. And let's get him to some
pretty blood curdling stuff. Here we go.
controlled media there. He said, The nuclear force of North Korea
Korea should be bolstered both in quantity and quality. It
should be on constant standby. And it should be ready to attack
preemptively. So it's pretty blood curdling stuff.
This is going to Montreux
and it's very similar to a situation back in 2013, when
North Korea also did a nuclear test. At that time, Kim Jong on
told foreigners that they had to leave Pyongyang, for example.
And so here actually, because war was so imminent, it's a
cranking up of the rhetoric, which happens quite frequently.
Oh, having said all that, oh.
And he throws into having said all of that with my blood
curdling strip showed it's so frightening
when the leader of a power which does have the ability to
detonate nuclear devices makes this kind of threat. You have to
take it seriously. Yes, it doesn't mean he's going to carry
it out. And outside experts actually doubt that he could
carry it. There is no doubt at all that he is moving
over report. I know there's not a he spent a minute on the
report and then another minute walking it
back being able to carry it out probably some years away.
They can't even do it now. So what happened to the blood
curdling stuff and as
a ritual going on a particularly high state of tension next week,
that tension will be cranked up even more, because there will be
the annual exercises joint exercises between the South
Korean military shoulder to shoulder with the US military
forces from both sides on manoeuvres in this country.
North Korea says that's clearly a preparation for invasion. The
rhetoric will get hotter, and the tension will get higher. It
doesn't mean war is imminent, but it does mean the tension is
high.
Okay, thank you.
But a non report I
know, because it's a non event and you'd only do one thing that
we need to question is why was it because of the Republican
debate that wanted to use that as an extra like a little gotcha
and try and be a mix it up with North Korea? And why else why
else?
North Korea stuff shows up. I just, I just think it's still
still you know, we
know from Uncle Don, Uncle Don was very clear. He said, That's
military industrial complex. You get a ratchet,
trying to sell more crap to South Korea. Yeah, exactly.
That's there's no excuse not to buy more
stuff and never get fired for buying from the US government.
It's almost as though we're
the ones behind the North Korea. The new programmes. Yeah, is a
moneymaker well in, in a survey called the money job benefits
from this but us in a certain way. We are behind the
programme. It's non existent. The guy just said, Well, I can't
really fire maybe in a couple of years, you can fire something.
Not right now. We are the North Korean nuclear programme. And
you're just making it up. But yeah, so the BBC had to do the
headline, but then had to walk it back is disgusting. By we
need to talk a little bit about the migrant crisis. How almost
have a clip blitz kind of thing. We can do a clip. I'm gonna I'm
just gonna do three clips, and then I'll let you jump in here.
Okay. How is it? How is it going? With the migrants in
Europe? when this first started? I think I was one of the few
people who was on it consistently and said, This is a
humanitarian disaster of epic proportions. I wasn't
disagreeing with you, you know, you were not but no one. It was
not big in the news, and it's still not big in the news.
Well, I don't know about that. It's getting bigger and me it
has I have the lightest clip if you want to play it first. Okay.
I have the Tusk who's trying to set up but
this is the guy who said do not come to Europe.
Well, here's what he says now
President of the European Council, Donald Tusk. He sees
the first signs of Europe reaching consensus on how to
manage the migration crisis. He's been visiting Turkey and
his diplomatic drive to get that country to help stem the flow of
immigrants. After meeting Turkeys president aerator one
toast said that common ground is emerging for the first time
until it has been on a tour of Turkey and the Balkan nations
that lie on the route that most refugees take from Greece to
Northern Europe. There's to be a crucial EU summit on migration.
Next Monday. Yeah,
okay. Well, this is not what this is does not show the
picture of what is happening. Primarily Greece, which has the
borders with other countries to you know, to flow into more
Schengen area, blocked, blocked, blocked, blocked, blocked,
and I had to say this, I have to give the credit to some of the
reporters and boots on the ground that do this. I give them
credit. I think it's sick, but they because it was just yo
scouts, they get footage to sell. But they have these
pictures these pathetic actually very attractive kids, little
kids eautiful kid, you know, that look like they're just they
look like they'd be fine anywhere. They'd be, you know,
adoptable. This is so sad. These little kids are just Oh, just a
heartbreaker. I mean, this, I think is exploitation.
It is befuddling, that with all this beautiful material these
child migrants offer up and I've seen this when I went to Iraq.
It was the same thing that all people really that I saw, but
the children specifically, even the right light, if you get that
desert sun, they look so pretty, so beautiful, and that they
still can't get anything moving in Europe. With these these
pictures are everywhere. It's just not working.
Greece has been urged to declare a state of emergency on its
border with the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia where some
12,000 migrants and refugees are stuck with authorities only
allowing a handful through the governor of Greece's Central
Macedonia Region One sanction
the former Yugoslav Republic needs to open immediately the
borders and the European Union needs to implement severe
actions against the countries that are closing borders today.
Travelling with his daughters, it's been a long and dangerous
road to the border for Taha from war torn Syria, one of some
35,000 migrants and refugees currently stranded in Greece. We
managed to cross over with great difficulty and harsh conditions.
We were mugged and robbed on the road and lost everything even
our passports are gone. Well Border restrictions in several
countries have led to the backlog. So this is Europe. He
says, why am i Very good? Had I No, no wouldn't have moved an
inch. Asked if he's thinking of returning to Syria who says, No,
I'm thinking of committing suicide. Why the EU and Turkey
seek a consensus that an emergency summit on Monday on
how to stem the influx of migrants Greece looks at to
remain Europe's waiting room for months to come. Yes.
The warehouse of souls as
we grew job again, the Greeks are getting you somewhere.
Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. But wait, it's going to spread.
Can I Can I mention something here? Yeah. Just as your clip
Yeah. Have you see you've seen these migrant? Yeah, saying,
Alright, you've seen them just like just as far as the eye can
see tonnes of these guys.
tonnes of them tonnes like ants.
Actually, pretty much like ants. It's just like this huge pile.
Didn't get mugged. And have your passport stolen amongst this
crowd?
Yeah, well, by by your own crowd, there's a whole bunch of
people in there that are no good. There's no gooders.
There's no good or is in there. For sure. Well, maybe just
highwayman.
That's what I was thinking make it sound like highly man. Greek
highway,
highway. Well, you can imagine when you have a whole warehouse
of souls, and they're all sitting around in the same spot,
this is your number one question.
Yeah, where do they crap? Yeah.
And what does that mean for hygiene and overall health
again, we go to the videotape in Greece
and estimated 13,000 migrants are camped in these muddy fields
in Greece, waiting to cross the Macedonian border. The migrants
are hoping to reach wealthier countries in Central and
Northern Europe. But Macedonia is only allowing a small trickle
in aid workers say just 187 people entered on Friday. One
man from the battle ravaged city of Homs says he's been here
waiting for two weeks.
We're suffering all suffering. You know, we're gonna run away
from the wall. He doesn't want us to pass Elena was a situation
we need solution.
The squalid conditions are beginning to take a toll on the
migrants. Many especially the children are falling ill.
According to Sylvan cotton Lindbergh with medicines on
frontier
when it's raining and they don't have shelter, a shelter, it will
be cold, they will catch a cold they will catch respiratory
diseases. The problems began
when Austria imposed border restrictions setting off a
domino effect throughout the so called Balkan corridor. Until
those restrictions are eased. The migrants may find these
camps very difficult to escape.
And now we have disease which you can just wait for the for
the poop diseases to show our Yeah,
let the UN come in. And yeah, they can
call that but wait, John, we're not done with these poor souls
yet. No, no, no, no. What can we make even worse, they're stuck
there. There. They got disease way.
Adding to the misery of 1000s of migrants blocked out the Greek
Macedonian border. Heavy rain has fathered parts of the Yay,
we're up to 12,000 people have sought refuge. children and the
elderly are among those living in cold and difficult
conditions. Oh, stop whining did by the flooding have tried to
salvage what they can have their few possessions. You can stream
and feed.
He says you can't swim and sleep at the same time. What's wrong
with you? But we do that all the time, man. Come on, come on get
with the programme.
Only a handful of migrants are being led through the border
every day causing a long agonising wait for those seeking
asylum. The images here are coming to symbolise the migrant
crisis in Europe and the failure to find adequate solutions.
And the solution that is coming I guess they had the meeting on
Monday. Isn't is not good. This is going straight back to a
coalition of the willing Merkel now talking about giving Turkey
$3 billion a year to like this is a extortion racket. It's a
total extortion racket. And she's fighting back Morocco
is under pressure. No question in the three German states that
are holding regional elections on March the 13th. Her party is
bleeding support to the AfD. The Alternative for Germany party.
This is a party that was set up in 2013 really is an anti euro
bailout party. But it's since morphed into an anti immigration
party and is now profiting from widespread widespread popular
concerns in Germany about how the country is going to manage
the massive influx of migrants. Now
these are clearly Nazis and Hitler Eugen who are doing this
over a million
migrants poured into Germany. Last year a lot of people
worried about how the country's going to cope with that. Merkel
has self wants to pursue a Europe wide plan working
together with Turkey to try to fix this problem. However, she
is facing a lot of resistance even within our own party to
take national measures. Some people actually want Germany to
close its borders, some other European countries have done.
That's that resistance is coming from within her own party, the
leaders of the CDU in two of those three states that are
voting on March 13 issued a joint statement in which they
said that no one else without grounds for asylum should be
allowed in to Germany.
Oh man, so I don't know if you've noticed on the videos of
the migrants. The despair is now unreadable, you know, people
just weeping openly. Kids just weeping uncontrollably.
It's heartbreaking.
It really is. And I know people care but the European Union is
not giving a very good impression of caring except for
the Dutch who have now said oh, we'll build an air bridge. The
Dutch are insane. They're gonna build an air bridge to add to
air lift to the migrants into Holland. Yeah, yeah, this is
gonna work this is going over very well with the population. A
very very happy about this idea. But you know, so it is
unavoidable. It may be even this week. There's something
someone's going to flip out there's going to be an eruption
of some sort and it's going to be ugly. It's going to be ugly
these people it's too long. This is taking too long. These people
have no idea you can't push people we're taught we're we're
we're complaining about waterboarding here in America
during our elections this is nothing compared to water boards
I bet to these people would say waterboard me please just not
this little perspective needed
Well of course the the their propaganda mill is cranking up
all kinds of different stories which ended our tea is of course
Golding everything now. So there's these reports which is
just annoy everybody. Including this I got two clips here. Okay,
I think this is what started with this one RT pork.
Okay, okay.
There is one defining element of Germany's food culture, it is
the pork sausage, and you cannot visit the country without
sampling a good old fashioned verse of sorts. However, in
times of a refugee influx from Muslim countries, many food
outlets in Germany have been dropping traditional port meals
to make room for Halal dishes that has gotten a group of
regional lawmakers from Angela Merkel's party really worried.
In fact, so much pushing for a law to ensure pork remains
firmly on the menu. Oh, man,
this is insane.
It's insane. Yeah, and then and then we if you want to just put
a throw a little more gasoline on the fire. Let's play this
clip. This is the courses again RTG is shining everybody. They
just love this stuff. This is the bowing to Muslim needs.
The Russians have dealt with this problem for decades. They
know what this is. They know this they understand the
cultural issue.
Germany has been making a number of changes of late to
accommodate migrants from Muslim countries. A school in Bavaria
banned girls from wearing short skirts because a refugee centre
is located nearby
What did I wake up in a whole different universe? The oil I
gotta put here that again. Now it's just crazy nutty man. How
does that even work? He's gonna go.
Germany has been making a number of changes of late to
accommodate migrants from Muslim accommodate a school in Bavaria
accommodate accommodate banned girls from wearing short skirts
because a refugee centre is located nearby. Another German
town cancelled a New Year's of fireworks display so that those
fleeing war zones would not be scared by allowed banks and
elsewhere. A church where Muslim migrants weren't being housed
removed crosses and other religious symbols to make them
feel more comfortable.
That's our tea. Yeah, of course. Our tea given them the needle.
Wow, big time just like stick it in. Archie.
I want to just step aside from the normal stuff here and do a
little of our curry DeVore consulting. Okay, like our team
makes a huge blunder. And I've started notices that PBS
newshour are starting to do this. Now by the way, not as bad
as RT, but they're starting to do it. And this let me give you
an example because I have one little clip of the and you're
going to ask me afterwards. I will Want you to play this is an
example of the blunder and this by the way is taking place on
PBS newshour This is the clip that is RT serious problem with
presentation. Okay.
Now Germany is not the only European country debating the
future of pork
what is going on? I was wondering when are you going to
stop? What is going on? Oh listen,
this is what it says they say they're flashing printed like in
Hungary blah blah blah that and then one after another they get
all this information that they're thrown up on the screen
and like not infographics but just statements it's like
watching one of those stupid you know, presentations where it
says
prepackaged thing
it's a button to watch No, it's not even that it's a bunch of
stuff to read. It's like this and then this and that this. The
PBS NewsHour has started to do this in between segments.
They'll put up some some
something two T word cloud.
Yeah, yeah. This is no good. No, oh, no, it's no good from what
what does it take to do a read? Have somebody do a voiceover and
read what they're saying? Because it would PBS newshour
for example is played on the radio I think we need to call a
section 508 on these people. Hello. I don't get
oh hello. But for the Americans with Disability Act. You need to
read what is on the screen otherwise if we can't see it
then you are being singling us out Absolutely. In the low and I
have low vision.
Excellent point and
sue them John out. We can sue them class action lawsuit.
But they should do something because it is annoying.
And we'll put it right in the in the lawsuit. It's annoying. It's
annoying. It's why are you suing? It's annoying, and we
can't read it.
And actually PBS newshour should be called up because they do
play their show on the radio on the regular PBS AP Radio PBS.
And it's or NPR they played on the NPR and so if so every time
one of these little graphics things show up with a little
common 2011 Five people fell off a cliff and it'll be up there
they never they never voice over it so you you don't get that
information if you're listening to it just audio
Yeah, so it needs to stop it needs to stop needs to stop I'm
telling you we have a case we have a case that is the case
you're right the more they do this and I have I have low
vision I have vision issues and I need to hear that because I'm
sitting across the room I can't really see and so I'm always
listening to the news hour because that's where I get all
my my worldly information from elsewhere I often can find a
compelling international headline
Archie is the worst at this and even when they do they they
bring some they've they've they mix it up a little bit but
generally speaking when they bring some some guy from Turkey
let's say they asked him a question
MSNBC is doing this to John the doing this to bumpers with cute
little cutesy things.
Yeah, yeah.
It has to stop because unless you do a voiceover it has to
stop. Yes. If I vote I think you're right section 508
violation of exact we have a case. Yes, we have what's called
Judge Judy. Yes. I just have two little things just to play us
out. Like Like not even a clip Blitz. Really just some some
fun? Well, I have a couple of just to lift our spirits I'll
I'll do one you do want I do on with the back and forth. Here.
We got one
way to destigmatize menstrual periods maybe to give women a
week off every month. At least that's what one British company
hopes to achieve. Bristol based coexist has a largely female
staff and the company's directors say it's unfair for
women to have to work while in pain director Beck's Baxter told
the Bristol Post, everyone at coexist respects the company and
gives more than 100% of their work. So I don't think we all
have an issue with people deceiving us. This is an
uncommon business practice throughout the world. In the US
most companies don't even offer paid maternity leave. However,
several Asian countries like Japan and Taiwan offer working
women the ability to take a few pay days to a week off every
month during their menstrual cycle. Some activists have said
allowing women to take off for their period pain doesn't
improve gender equality for female workers that coexist.
They aren't required to take time off. It's just an option.
First of all, I wonder if that's true in Japan.
That's a borderline Clip of the Day. Oh,
I know how you chose for the second border liner that Yeah.
So I agree. I think that, you know, you don't have to work if
you're in pain. I think that you would be a law that you know,
women should have a week off once, one week a month, but they
should also go to their own special hotel
Yeah, that's unfair. They use that data to round out the idea
you're right.
Bone special hotel and you can check in it's free. It's free
health care with other women. In fact, same as in fact, Planned
Parenthood should be providing this service
to be miked up
Look, do you get free you get free time the in the Planned
Parenthood week off facility and we do you will be miked
up okay, I've got it. Here's my and yeah,
just to be completely misogynistic. We could probably
sync up all the women in the world to the kind of like the
same timeline. And that would just be a thing and in the
future children. Wait, what do you mean? I mean, don't all
don't all women go away for the last week of the month? Yes,
yeah, it's always been that way Tommy?
It's always been that way Tommy get used to if you're gonna go
in that route. I gotta. The other way I can go with this
thing, which is
you do the Tommy thing that's creepier when you do it. What
what? You mean we could be Tommy I'm supposed to be Tommy. You'd
be the uncle John. Hey,
kids. is the way it's always been. Alright. Good. You did the
creepy. While you're on the topic, let's play this. This is
dad. Number four who needs them?
To see her quality time with children is Key says Victoria
cover data. A study by the University of Solana showed a
two parent household doesn't necessarily assure greater
results in development. It means most home anytime pretty sad
loss industry investigation. The children
we interviewed in our studies said that they count on their
mother friends and the Internet in that order more so than their
fathers. Having fathers be in that fourth spot is a call on
dads to be more involved in the education and formation of their
children.
The traditional family structure is changing. And while mothers
are choosing to raise their children out of wedlock studies
show the most important question is whether or not they can
dedicate the time necessary for the development of their child.
Michelle Bacot CCTV bolitho. Wow Yeah,
this this falls right in with the article which I tweeted and
if anyone was at the real dysphoric about the the big
trend going on in England and parts of the United States where
women are getting married to no one.
Wait a minute.
How does that work?
You go you get you get the wedding dress and you have a
green all your buddies, your friends and you get married to
no one. It's a wedding with one person. So one person wedding
and it's a trend. Oh,
no. Yes, mono nuptials.
Mono. No, look into it. So yeah, I
can't wait. I'll get right on that tip, John, but can't wait
to see that.
All right, your next clip?
Wow, that's that's pretty bad. Yeah, just when you thought the
best defence was what was that kid? You had affluence the
affluent disease he was to a fluent. Yeah, therefore you
couldn't lewenza affluenza. Thank you. That's what it was.
Well, we have a new one now, after affluenza.
A diagnosis of sexsomnia comes out for a sleep study where
doctors chart a patient is asleep while engaging in sex
acts with no recollection of it afterwards. Your partner's
sleeping and they're not aware of it. That's that's not that's
not okay. Saul, Rothenburg is a sleep specialist with Northwell
Health. He says sexsomnia falls in the same category of
parasomnias as sleepwalking and sleep talking in parasomnias,
including sexsomnia, you would have an incomplete awakening so
that you're stuck in sleep but you start doing things that are
normally restricted to waking sexsomnia was used as a defence
in two high profile rape cases overseas. The juries in those
cases bought the argument. The cases were a man in England in
2007. acquitted of raping a girl and a man in Denmark in 2013.
acquitted of molesting two girls shocking to me if that held up
in court break victims advocates worry more criminals will use it
as a defence researchers tell those who have sexsomnia avoid
stress sleep deprivation, sleeping pills and excessive
alcohol and drugs and try separate beds even separate
rooms.
What's the point? If you're excessively drinking and doing
drugs, sexsomnia may occur it should have it on the label.
So you got to put it on the label. Right. Just put it
right on the little bag of weed. Say smoking this may result in
sexsomnia. Brian goodness, yeah, I've got to move Gaby clip Okay,
and that'll be the last one man we gotta get out of here. And
Mugabe clip all right there when you say set it up where we go.
i This is kind of just to the cloud. Asking Mugabe clip is
what goes on in Africa.
Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe says his government will
seize control of all of the country's diamond mines.
Speaking in a TV interview, President Mugabe accused mining
companies of robbing the country of its wealth by syphoning off
gems. He said as in Bob way will now own all the diamonds mined
in the country. Zimbabwe was the eighth largest diamond producer
in the world in 2014.
Now there'll be the eight hundreds, shut the diamond mines
down, that would be the end of it.
The world is a mess, but we are here to carry you through all
the Michigan's with laughter.
Yes, we do read a million of them. We are we are a barrel of
laughs headline.
Sexy scintillating headline ahead. Anything we need to watch
today? Oh, we got the Democrats.
Yeah, the Dumbo neurons are up another night. There's also I
think the Warriors play the death sign right now. The
Warriors played Los Angeles to continue their record breaking
pace, which is the only sports need to want to watch Madison
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are just a plain fact in society. You either work for
someone else, or you work for yourself. And most people work
for someone else in a way that they aren't free. You don't
really get to decide your work. For example, I work at noodles a
restaurant. And basically it's a dictatorship there. We're told
exactly what we're going to cook, how are we going to cook
it what time we're going to get there. And basically, if they
don't like what they're doing, they try to tell us what to do
if we don't listen, they get rid of us. And so we don't, we're
not able to actually cooperate in a way that we make decisions
together. I try to convince my my fellow employees that we
should have a union at neutral. So it's a source of power to
start with. And then I think in terms of the bigger picture,
when you look at revolutions, the way that you actually get
rid of any sort of dictatorship is by having workers take
control of the place where they work. Would your
plan
your vision for noodles? Sure.
Would it include the owner? What capacity would he be granted?
If the owner wanted to cooperate with us as an equal and provide
his skills that he had? We would definitely cooperate with him
we'd have to abdicate his position as being an owner and
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