they'll be a lot different on this show. Adam curry, John C.
Dvorak.
It's Thursday March 24 2016. And time once again for your gizmo
nation media assassination episode 810 This
is no agenda. We're going through
the Belgian rabbit holes because I speak the language and
broadcasting live from the capital the drone Star state
here in FEMA Region six in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry and from Northern Silicon Valley where it's gonna be a
scorcher show should be too I'm John C. Dvorak scale.
You just can't pull it off. You know, when you tried to do the
yelling announcer voice it just doesn't work with you
know the yelling announcer
Yeah, no, I am that's yes, you
are you are a yelling announced.
And that's true. Yeah, and I do that because I figure if people
are gonna listen to the show, like Oh, I feel comfortable it's
someone yelling at me just like news television. news guys
now I should list all the top news broadcasts and network guys
all yell should listen. Ah,
what a week. What a week. I've I spent most of my time logged
into VPN is watching Belgian news, Dutch news. aren't a lot
of RTL. Much better than Ark. Are our counterparts here in the
United States. I was watching when did this happen? Was it?
When did this happen? Monday, Tuesday, Tuesday, Tuesday? This
Brussels thing?
Yeah. And there I don't know.
And I was watching MSNBC, and everyone's just replaying this
to the street scenes on loops, and says lie. Then it says lie
is crazy. And it says Live Live Live. Buddy. Can you switch over
to the Belgian TV there? I'll do what they're already doing
analysis. It's dark. Dark.
Let's make something clear here when it's like three in the
afternoon here. And they're showing a live feed and it's
daylight is crazy. This something's up. Yeah.
Well, I'm sad that we predicted all this.
Yeah, there's been discrepant discrepancies about two
predictions. And I'll credit you with the prediction. But the you
said some or you said that you predicted this is going to
happen in Holland. Well, there's
a couple of things you've been saying for years. What about the
unprotected area of airline of airports? That's been used? Many
and we shouldn't. And this happened? You recall it
happened? Was it a was it a German airport? I can't
remember. Well, maybe it was Scandinavian airport with some
guys. No, I don't think anyone's really hurt. But they blew up
some some stuff inside the passenger terminal. Yeah, a
couple of years ago. I have had a bad feeling about Brussels for
years. And I think we've talked about
it for years. We have talked about it because it's a wide
open possibility. And I lived in
Belgium so I have a little bit of standing. But I picked up
this in real listening to to 808809 I picked up this little
clip which this is really what I think is important of what's
going on here. This is just don't respond to me, John,
because I'm not really talking to you. This is just before the
so called deal was struck. Erawan kickin it up in Turkey,
Turkey's Prime Minister meets EU leaders in Brussels there is
fighting talk from the country's president fighting dog fighting.
Reptile Burdwan has warned EU leaders to consider their own
record on migrants before trying to tell anchor and what to do.
This country will only listen to external criticism on it's right
to record when the comments are justified. He says show your
bums we've had in Ankara could easily go off in Brussels
supporters of the PKK are allowed to demonstrate
and that bell ringing was from the last show not just now. And
that's exactly what happened a day later or two days later.
Hmm.
Yeah, there was a couple of things that I caught that were
kind of interesting. One of them I wanted to put off a little bit
because apparently, area one had or the Turks. I'm not sure who
amongst them had war in the Belgians about this one guy.
Well, okay, then let me give you the background because I've been
deep inside of this. Here we go. That's the Dutch connection
which is even more interesting.
The man wearing the hat on the CCTV image is still being sought
while Abraham Al Baqarah we seen in the middle has been named as
the first airport suicide bomber. Turkey claims its
authorities deported him in 2015. We informed the Belgian
embassy about the deportation on July the 14th 2015, said the
Turkish president, the Belgian authorities released him despite
our warnings that this person is a foreign fighter. Belgium could
not have stopped flush any links with terrorism. The Belgian
Justice Minister has denied the claim. He says the suspect was
known as a criminal but not for terrorist acts, adding that he
was sent to the Netherlands not Belgium automatic to know since
the announcement, it definitely wasn't an extradition. He said
this was something else entirely is a case of someone being sent
back from the Syrian border. Someone he wasn't known to us at
the time for terrorism.
So this, of course, is the big conference. I went to sleep last
night listening to Dutch News Talk Radio has been so
fascinating to get some actual information. Thank God, I speak
the language and imagine how much we're missing from these
world events. John, it's unbelievable. I'm so proud
journalism. Yeah, well, it'd
be nice to speak turkey.
Well, so let me just explain briefly what happened. Clip to
that clip. Yeah, sure.
play this clip, because this is why I was listening to this
discussion, too. And then this clip showed up out of the blue,
and I think it was on. Not sure where and I think it was on
Deutsche Vela. This is the odd clip Turkey and Holland and
Belgium play that clip.
Okay. Yeah, I got some background on this.
The second is Ibrahim Elba Crowley. He was reportedly
arrested in Turkey last June. A month later, he was deported.
According to the Turkish president. The Landa says even
calling is involved in this issue. On the attackers request,
we reported him to Holland. And we informed them with a
diplomatic note to
the attackers request. Yeah,
so the attacker there's a couple of things going to talk about
this. But first what happened this was a guy who was living in
the Netherlands. And I believe he was he's originally from
Moroccan descent. Not sure yet. Because all these guys are now
being in Holland, at least in the local press are being called
out to say they were part of the Moroccan mafia, which is a well
known entity in the Netherland the Benelux in general but
probably in all of Western Europe. And they're, you know,
it's it's a mafia, they their corruption, crime, Grand Theft,
etc. And these guys had been apprehended by the Belgian
authorities in the past but this guy was Dutch had left to go to
Syria through Turkey got stopped at the border and sent back and
the Dutch went Oh, hey, thanks. Hi, hey, you gotta bike while
you're at it. They let him go now the thing you need to know
about the Dutch and Turkey and this is ongoing for you this is
what part of what I lost my job over it is extremely possible
and strongly alleged that because of this, the the pedo
bear guy who was the highest in Dutch just in the Dutch justice
system, he was the the top the top dog kind of like the
Attorney General and he is now so does this because he's
retired long since retired but there was there's all this stuff
and ongoing court case about him abusing Turkish children and
that there's a couple of people in jail in the Netherlands
who've been sent there by Turkey who are for all for everything
we can see our political prisoners So the assumption is
because of this child abuse stuff, which has been and if you
look at all the Yoders Demming because what you need to look up
and you'll find enough information about it the
thinking here is that the Dutch justice system has been
completely corrupted co opted and it's being blackmailed by
the Turkish Government and this is about by Bizen is the guy's
name who's in jail by Verizon. So you can trust the Dutch
justice system and the Turks in this case and the population of
the Netherlands is is beside themselves How could you let
this guy go get let him go he came back he wasn't known the
fight or try or trying to get training trying to get into into
Syria through Turkey and they sent him back like okay,
whatever. Now, this is this is big political issues are
prominent cropping up now with this.
And of course, the mafia thing is interesting because or the
whatever that mafia is called
the Moroccan the Moroccan mafia, they call the Moroccan mafia.
There was a couple of guys the bit some of the best analysis
was on Democracy Now. I don't have a lot of clips I have one.
But because it's better to summarise they had this a number
of people that claim that these this for this particular group
of people were were criminals. They called out the the Moroccan
mafia about it, but they said they were criminals and they got
radicalised in prison, which is where most of these guys get
radicalised. It's not like the normal route to radicalization.
But this is one guy who came on Let's see, this is a clip. I
just thought this was an interesting clip because it was
so off the wall. And it has to do with these, the way these
these cells are organised and the kind of people that are
behind it. Let's see what we got here Belgians late to the party
back and look for something that says d and on it.
The Odd Man Out Theory.
Yeah, the odd man out there, this guy who wrote a book and
he's He's been following this by going back and re examining the
investigations that were done by the Europeans, and that this
little ditty may play into your thing. Somehow,
Shannon's at the time, he was the Buzzfeed News, Michael
Hastings fellow. Well, what did they mess?
Well, that was a particular story about a raid that took
place in a town in eastern Belgium in January of last year.
And it was right in the aftermath of the Charlie Hebdo
attacks. And so it didn't really get a lot of attention at the
time. But what I did is I went back and looked at it. And I
noticed that the description of it the reporting on it, the way
that the prosecutor talked about it fit with the pattern that we
tend to hear about these raids, somebody who's a psychopath of
some sort, who goes to Syria, who returns back to Brussels.
He's a very Islamist radical, and he wants to blow himself up
and kill everyone. And that made some sense. But there was a
third guy in that house. And they grouped him together in
that category. But he didn't really fit there. He seemed to
be someone who had had never gone to Syria. Everyone I met
said he wasn't radicalised at all. Some people's that he may
have had no idea what he's doing there. But I think more or less
was which raid, this was a raid in a town called ver VA, where
they were they killed everyone except him. And this guy jumped
out the window. And the prosecutor conceded that he
didn't seem prepared to die like the other
guy that killed everyone in a fierce firefight. Really, I
mean, and you may have heard about
the firefight in Sundanese, after the attacks in Paris, it
was exactly the same thing. I mean, it was it was many, many
minutes long, but after Charlie Hebdo is it after Charlie Hebdo.
So it was much earlier and and what I realised is that people
like this guy seem to exist, they come up all the time. And
these attacks are there, people who play kind of smaller support
rules, who have connections to the people who we think of as
the terrorists, through childhood to growing up in the
neighbourhoods together through petty criminality, but they
aren't terrorists in the way we think of it. And if we realised
that actually, those are the people we need to focus on, it
helps us to understand that the foundation for the terrorism
structure that exists in cities like Brussels, and in Paris, of
people who are going abroad and coming back, it's it's maybe
much more mundane than the sort of high rhetoric we hear about
people trying to defeat democracy, and they hate our
freedoms and things like that. It's actually people who exist
within a sort of lower spectrum of, of local grievances, and
criminality, and things that actually are maybe easier to
deal with, but also more complicated to try to
understand.
Yeah, I'll agree with some of what he's saying. And this goes
to what I've been saying on the show since the beginning of the
show, because I grew up. I grew up in the Netherlands, I live
there and I went back in 2000. And we saw what was happening
and we were told this was not going to end well, primarily by
paying for town and tail for Hawk both assassinated and
people were talking about to win the Dutch elections a week
before he won that posthumously, a week before he was
assassinated. This and you can see what you Americans have a
unique perspective on this. Although when I look at the face
bags, I'm sad because I don't think I think a lot of that
perspective has been lost but what you see is nothing but
sadness. And there's no one's allowed to be angry. No one's
you know, the big symbol now, I guess is the the two cartoon
characters with the French are a cartoon character with the
Belgian cartoon character with the flags draped draped over
their shoulders, and they're crying together. This is very
much the mentality in Europe and this this ghettoization has been
going on for almost two decades. And you can't say anything about
it because then you're a racist. And here we are, and to the end
still, it's like well, it actually remind I cut this just
before just before we started the show. Let me see if I can
find the crazy. This was from one year ago. One year ago today
we played this on the show, Marie Harf. Then spokes hole for
the State Department went on the think MSNBC and here's what she
said about the problem with these a jihadist Well, I
think there's a few stages here right now what we're doing is
trying to take their their leaders and their fighters off
the battlefield in Iraq and in Syria. That's really where they
flourish killing it off for them. We're killing a lot of
them. We're gonna keep going more events. So we're the
Jordanians that by the way, is Merkin spirit. Bear in this
fight with us, but we cannot win this war by killing them. We
cannot kill our way out of this war. We need in the longer term,
medium and longer term to go after the root cause Is that
leads people to join these groups whether it's lack of
opportunity for jobs
in our lifetimes remember that jobs have no jobs that's right
yeah they'll jobs cleaning up rubble jobs. Now MSNBC had a new
dude on. And this was an interesting guy his name. Maybe
he did mention in the clip. This guy total spook. I've never seen
him before. I don't know if he's a regular on MSNBC. But he's a
spook and he comes kind of close to I think nailing it in quick
clip here. Oh, well, whenever
you know, terrorism analysts, Evan Coleman, evidence would
have been Coleman be
at Georgetown University, FBI. This is one of those guys.
Check checklist book.
Ambassador,
it was a we got anyone left. Let me look at the list. Oh, yeah,
this guy will do his thing. He said
he feels this is the endpoint of a very difficult road.
Would you agree with that? We were talking earlier and
you had a little bit of a different take? Yeah, I
don't I disagree for two reasons. Number one, we don't
know if this is the end of this network. We don't even know for
sure that this is the same network as was involved with
France. And I think
she's talking about MSNBC.
Exactly, this horrible terrorist network, MSNBC, and
even if this is the same network, and even if all the
members are now on, I thought it was on CNN dead or arrested or
under scrutiny, this is just the beginning, because we have to
get to the root causes of why this happened. And those causes
have not been dealt with. There are international causes. And
there are local causes, of course, international cause
there has been a war going on in Syria in Iraq now for going on
five years. And that war, in addition to killing hundreds of
1000s of Syrians is now coming in the form of blowback to us
here in the West. The second issue is more local concerns,
right? Why is it that Muslims and other immigrants in Belgium
have such a problem integrating with local society? Yeah, why is
it that they do not feel like they are Belgian? Why is it that
they are ghettoised into these communities? And that has a lot
to do with what's going on here? Because again, if you look at
the numbers, way, a much higher percentage of Belgians have gone
to go fight in Iraq and Syria than French nationals and it's
right next door. What is the reason for that discrepancy?
It's called the multicultural society. It was the big drive
starting around 95 And these are not immigration countries.
That's why it doesn't work. The people don't know how to do
this. The the populations of Western Europe don't really
understand that this wave of immigrants does not want to
change.
Well, that was on the Democracy Now. Show which they went over
this he says and I think this is reiterated in one of the clips
I'll play later that they're not really it's like our country.
We're kind of bend over backwards to get people to
integrate
we're an immigration country. We started on immigration. Yeah. So
we kind of understand this. Yeah. And so
we do okay, whatever. Go ahead. Do your own thing. Yeah, yeah.
But then says they're in a
different culture. So but there's an important important
difference, John, and when you come to America as a as an
immigrant, you better find something to do pretty quick. If
you're going to be hungry. In in Europe in the Netherlands is
what I know. They come in oh, here's my friend my buddy over
here. Okay, tell me what to do. I go to this window. Okay. And
then what I get 600 euros Okay, I got six kids, okay, get 200
per kid per month. When there's free money, then there's no
incentive. a pan that's changing, sadly dramatically in
our country, but okay. That is That is why but why would I
change I go in there I get money free money. I can hang out drink
tea, do whatever I want. Yeah, that's a huge difference. I love
these, these. These Why don't love these events. But you
always have to be clipping stuff right at the beginning because
all kinds of little bits of information you pick up
everywhere.
Why a strange coincidence, the current TSA Chief Admiral Peter
Neff. Injure was in Brussels today meeting with his European
counterparts. When the attacks happened. Homeland Security
today is once again reminding everyone at the airport who
works here or travelling through an airport. If you see something
that's out of the ordinary say something
nice coincidence, just coincidence. He was in Brussels
now. What I the what bothered me early on watching this and we
all woke to it is the almost like CSI Miami, but just CSI in
general. But well, it looks like his DNA connects to the Paris
attacks. This is a guy they arrested. Just been underslung
bah bah, bah, bah, bah, bah. Listen, that guy. The one
that I know what you're gonna say and I feel exactly the same
way
and They think they made a true false indifferent rumour.
However, however, news organisations were able to
report these unknown sources. Judge Napolitano nailed it.
I think it's a catastrophic mistake. Now, of course, we have
the benefit of hindsight. But But think about this. He's being
interrogated by Brussels investigators, Brussels
magistrates sort of a cross between a prosecutor and a
judge, French interrogators and French magistrates. And they are
revealing to the press what he's telling them as they're, as he's
telling them, telling it to them in real time, what is this? It's
a dog whistle. It's a sub Rosa signal to his Confederates in
Brussels, it's time for you to get out, create a diversion, so
that you can get out. Now, if the FBI began to reveal
intelligence, as it was getting it during an interrogation, the
agents would be fired, and might even be prosecuted for
obstructing justice. This was a catastrophic mistake in which he
used them to send these signals out there, why they even
revealed that he told them, he wants to sue whoever is leaking
about his interrogation. He doesn't want to sue that person.
But otherwise such a lawsuit, I'm sorry to tell you would be
proper in the European Union. He doesn't want to sue them for
this. He's using them to get this information out there.
There are a lot of other issues about the weakness of Belgian
police and Intelligence services not even knowing what's going on
under their noses. But this behaviour, quite frankly, is
unprecedented. Stewart, I can't think of an example in which
interrogators are revealing in real time, what the person that
we're interrogating is telling them to an international press
corps
and just before I started the show, there was news that the
guy now is no longer he's refusing to speak. He doesn't
want a Yeah, nothing
job's done and who
is running this show? I think Positano nails it on that
course. It's so stupid. I don't even know if it's true or not.
Well, the other thing you don't know what's true, because I
mean, this idea that they get DNA results from Lee's from any
guy has been blown up. Yeah. And then they're finding DNA all
over the apartment. It takes longer than what kind of a lab
do they have? They can get instant DNA, right? This is
again, this is this CIS bull crap. I mean, I like to contrast
this with something like 10 or 20 or more 1000 rape kits in the
united states that haven't been processed to the point where
they're now throwing them away because of DNA slow down. Yeah,
because they can't there's no way they can yet does. It takes
a while to do these tests, and that aren't even bothering with
the rape kits anymore. That's a huge scandal going on about
that. Of course, you
never want to let a good crisis go to waste. Because everyone's
crazy upside down and all ball emotional, let's slip in
something to scare people. I wonder who's behind this Diddy
security has been stepped up at nuclear plants around Belgium
amid fears they could be the next target of the alert follows
the discovery of secret footage of a senior Belgian official who
works at one of the plants in the Belgian flat of one of the
suspects linked to last year's Paris terror attacks non
essential staff at the Dole and tiange plants have been sent
home. Although key staff will remain in order to ensure the
plants continue to operate. There are also concerns that
vetting procedures of staff may not be sufficiently rigorous.
It's understood that one of the accused in the Sherea for
Belgium trial in Antwerp, who was currently fighting in Syria
had been a technician at the DOE plant for three years.
There you go. We should shut down the nuclear power plants.
Better better be safe, better safe than sorry. Better safe
than sorry.
Yeah, better be safe than sorry. Of course over at Starfleet
Command.
They also are taking advantage of the crisis to integrate
Europe even more
French Prime Minister Manuel Valls joins us Belgian
counterpart Shan Michel and the President of the European
Commission Jean Claude Juncker, as they pose to pay respects at
the Malbec metro station in Brussels. Shortly afterwards,
both spoke up about the need to work together for the security
of Europe. vows renewed Francis calls for a passenger name
record system to be set up for European air travel deeper more.
I reiterated the urgent need to better find arms trafficking the
need to adopt a European PNR system to enable the tracking of
terrorists movements. The Plus Monitor always shows the younger
to cold for Europe wide cooperation extremist we also
think we need to work together towards Unified Security. The
Commission Ken has proposed all the constituent elements for
such a union of security. The Council of Ministers
now let me say, we have the banking union. We have C now
we've got the security union, everything's in place to get the
one European. What does that like an Army?
Army would be a good idea.
It's a promise there would never be a European Union army. Oh,
no, no,
you're playing this clip Belgians late to the party, PBS
lead in? Well, yeah,
I think the Belgians in particular have a problem and
they're very aware of it. And we're often often saying these
days that you're only as strong as your weakest link. In the
case of Belgium, we've got a country that's it's got a fairly
small police force, if they have 100 of data as by conservative
estimates, about 100 Isis veterans have returned to that
country alone, just so the manpower involved in conducting
surveillance and watching all these people watching their
phone calls conversations, it's what taxes their police forces
beyond their capability, not let alone the problem of dealing
with rabbit counter-accusation and just all the tracking
surveillance they need to be doing. So yeah, they have a
problem there. They have a problem with coordinating with
other agencies and other governments. And so yeah, that
sets a huge problem for them and I think they really are aware of
this now but it's it's it's kind of late to the party
because the Europeans will not they'll just shut up like I'll
just be quiet don't say anything just late to the party. The
public doesn't help. The public does not help the law
enforcement. It's just the culture. Richard angle you love
it when that guy show
Oh, Richard, and I got my I got I got an angle. The other guy in
the spectrum richly, you got the Richard angle. I've got the
Brian Ross Oh, beautiful.
All right, Richard angle, of course, a liar. We saw him in
Russia,
pretending to be that he was almost kidnapped, and I was
almost kidnapped. This guy has Peabody awards. He's got all
kinds of journalistic awards, but he's a liar. And he's a
spook at both. Okay, well, that's what spooks do. His
report was, was genius for so many uses so many reasons.
So far, there has been one claim of responsibility from ISIS. We
have not verified it yet. But what we have seen is many ISIS
supporters online on Facebook on different social media
platforms, celebrating this attack, cheering this attack.
So this immediately, it was like, Oh, my God crazy that
doing that proofing. That sounds like Trump with his Muslims
cheering on the roof. The local story from Breda, which is just
about, I don't know, 25 minutes north of the Belgian border, a
teacher tweeted, he said, How can I still teach a class when
all the kids in the class are applauding the attack in
Brussels? Because Breda has a very big Muslim population. So
that was his tweet. Then later, he tweets. I tweeted this
something about my classroom this morning. And the next day,
there were three police officers at my doorstep saying yeah, you
have to delete that and you cannot talk about that on social
media.
Where did you get that one Dutch local paper the Dutch cavalry
Clip of the Day Dutch papers. Yeah, unfortunately, nobody
covers about Angola. So what do you get it you can make a clip
of it. There's no clip
now angle goes on.
ISIS had been actually weakened. Just as of yesterday, or a few
days ago. Their number of tweets was at an all time low.
Oh, no. Oh, no. Ice is weakened because their tweets are at an
all time low. Oh,
oh, that's a definite indication of weakness. Somewhere like
this.
Hello, Muhammad, Muhammad, Muhammad.
Muhammad. Yo,
we don't have enough tweets. What are you doing with your
tweets? Oh, crank up the tweet, you idiot. We looked down. We
looked like going down. We look weak, we look weak. We have no
tweets. Is that now the how we is that how the US government is
evaluating the strength of ISIS is by the volume of tweets.
Especially how can you make that claim when you have just had a
sweep? On Twitter have a vote anyone who says anything
anything they empty their account, just
as of yesterday or a few days ago? Their number of tweets was
at an all time low. That's
some pee buddy journalism right there.
But some might interpret this as a way for ISIS to show that it
is back. It is strong. I get it recover
and get tweets down light up the train station from
territorial losses and personnel. losses that the group
has been suffering in, in Iraq and
Syria. And this was an interest down
light of blow up a thing, because what are we going to do,
we're losing our tweet, or tweet,
our tweet volume, or tweet volume. We haven't we don't have
good engagement
tweet or read
just we have our engagement is down thing, engagement is down.
That's the truth engagement is now. Now this, this meme of bra,
you know, they're really actually quite weak. This is
just the last dead cat bounce or whatever you want to call it,
the last of jerky motions from ISIS because they're really
almost gone. According to the US government.
They have threatened Western targets now for this, of course,
is Kirby
who went on live with MSNBC. Of course, MSNBC is worth watching
now that Brian Williams is back on during breaking news.
They have threatened Western targets now for a long, long
time. And it's a threat that we are all too familiar with,
sadly, and trying to better prepare ourselves for I will
tell you though, that one thing I think is important to remember
that this group dash again, not saying that they are responsible
for this, but they are under increasing pressure in Iraq and
Syria. And we are seeing them resort to more traditional
terrorist tactics, like suicide bombings and car bombs and those
kinds of things. Because they aren't able to hold and grab the
territory they want. They are suffering a lot of hits to their
resources. They're having trouble recruiting, they're
there, they're losing. They're losing lots of defectors now in
ways they weren't before. They're even hiring now child
soldiers to go into the field with their own they're hiring,
you know, adult male fighters. So this is a group that is not
operating.
He says hiring they're hiring and the adult male traders,
nobody says,
uh, traders, I think trader child Trump's,
you know, adult male fighters. So this is a group that is not
operating at all the way it used to. And we think that one of the
reasons
why he did say hiring, didn't he? Yeah. And hiring. you
starting
to see more of these kinds of attacks even in Baghdad is
because this group is under some pressure.
Yes, but it's terrorism. When I have we have NYPD with automatic
weapons outside this building. And thank you, Brian, New York
City and outside subway stations and train stations and airports
and city upon city across the country, because it's terrorism.
So they may be on the run. They may be high hiring.
He's doing racing. What are you talking about is less that we
have we have to anti terrorism troops in New York City? How can
you say this is less? How can you say we're winning
child warriors, but it is a gruesomely effective line of
work.
Oh, and there's no argument with that, Brian, and we would not
we're not dismissing it all the violence that these people are
capable of, or the danger that they represent, not just in the
region, but to our allies and partners in Europe and frankly,
even here at home. Yeah. Okay,
thank you.
I have a quick question. Just kind of a little bit off. When
that guy one of the group of four there's supposedly did this
damage and belt Brussels one of them blew up by a train at the
Metro Station. Yeah. Why didn't we almost like right across the
street from the headquarters is right around the corner, right
around the corner. Why don't you just wander over there and walk
into the lobby and blow it up?
I have a good question.
I have no I used to be who would have more impact on the EU?
That's what I did. Well, no,
John, I know this is let's let's step back for one second. And
let's see what is really happening here. View the now I
have been able to view the turkey EU deal to the turkey EU
deal is is key in this I believe and this is just just the
beginning. The 3 billion euros that is going to be sent to
Turkey is an annual fee. It turns out so every year you send
3 billion euros to Turkey to air Dhawan. You say, Hey, keep those
guys in there. Yeah, and of course use this money to feed
them. But I think 10% is okay, the lop off the top quite
honestly, don't you think you get?
Well, it's very rare. You're one you probably went 20 days you
take three three
to 600 million euros. And then then it's already started.
Greece can start sending people back. But here's what's
interesting. Then Turkey will send back Syrians to be
assimilated into Europe. Now we know that there are at least
three passport printing presses from Syria with blank passports
in Turkey. So they can pretty much vet whoever they want. Send
them over. Yeah. And you know, it's almost like, Hey, that guy
over there. Send him back. He's a dud. I got a new guy here.
Take this guy. He's better. He's much better. Does no one see
this? Does no one see that? This is an O and then Once everything
starts blowing up, we'll have visa free travelling to the EU
so we can all just go in the idea of the Ottoman Empire is
not dead and anyone who thinks Erdogan is not thinking that way
is fooling themselves. But it's so it's an arachnid. What's the
word? Iraq Rachna. What arachnid NISM?
anachronism and factionism. Thank you.
You've done about spiders.
This thinking is an anachronism. They don't think it kind of old
terms of what has been going on for centuries, over 1000 years
and just listen to the guy. Listen to him. He's standing up
there yelling like a crazy but no
yelling like a madman. Now,
at the State Department of coordinate, this is the odd part
of what's happening is we have a version of this bureau a peon
niceness over us that we can't we don't want to offend anybody
that this is what we've been talking about for years on on
our show. Don't offend anybody, everybody wins. Just how just be
nice. Don't be like that.
share a secret, please. Yeah,
let's let's all just let's all just share a secret. But
whatever you do, don't say it's about religion. Now, on one
hand, I hear even the President saying they hijacked your
religion. This is no all the time. So but you still can't say
radical Islamic terrorist or Islamist terror. You can't say
that. And the State Department this came up and Kirby,
Donald Trump was very quick to tweet about how this shows
there's a problem with the Muslims, as he puts it. I mean,
when he does that, as the sort of front runner for a major
party does it does it undermine the diplomatic work you're
trying to do? This isn't about this isn't about a religion.
This is about a warped and brutal, depraved ideology.
What's the difference? Ideology versus religion? Is that a huge
difference?
Well, technically, I think you can, you can make the case that
there is okay, but not when it's wrapped up in a religious
interpretation.
For having a real problem, just saying what it is, and I'll go
with the they hijack the religion, I'll go with that. But
it's just we have to acknowledge
what you're bitching about is not going to happen? Why not?
This is gonna continue until the Europeans all become Muslim.
That's what it seems like. Yeah. And that's what's that's where
this was, by the way, I had a just before 911, I put up a site
called jihad or something. And it was a day you had all kinds
of cool links. This was in 2002. And I had a couple of things.
One of the things I really which again, is one of those
situations where you see something online, and you don't
save it immediately, oh, boy, there was a website that showed
the progression of how the different countries of the world
we're all going to become Muslims for one grand ummah. And
they had they had France going first. And then that then
England was going to be next. And they would they had all
these different countries becoming Muslim. And it was
called the United Muslim world Muslim something. And they had
the United States. We were on the list too, but we're way back
on the word. You know, Europe was completely taken over before
that. And I just said, that was really interesting. And it would
have been a funny map to still have I sure somebody's got an
archive of it somewhere. But
okay, well, we have to admit that this there is a religious
element of this. Yeah.
Yeah. And when you have the Kids Cheering in the classroom, yeah.
And then the cops coming over to tell you to knock it up, knock
it off. Yeah, this is a problem. You can just see this, you know,
it's gonna continue to be a problem till they put the, I
don't know, the key Basha or
Hillary Clinton had had a long, long, long meeting, because on
Tuesday morning, everyone called Trump right away, and we'll get
into that
before we go over there. Let's get a couple of these other
clips out of the way I sent you play. You got to play. Yeah, I
just like it to play Brian Ross.
But I just want to wrap up what I was saying about the
nomenclature with a quick Clinton clip.
We need a commander in chief that defends America and
defending America means defeating radical Islamic
terrorism and defeating ISIS. What is that's obviously not her
but he instable coming is Barack Obama and Hillary cries coming.
This is a setup for
the clip of refusing even to say the words radical Islamic
terrorism. Alright, go ahead and respond
to the Senator. Well,
that's a that's a long debate that people like him try to stir
up. You know, I call it radical Jihadist terrorism because
how long was the meeting? We've got to say something about
radical Jihadist terrorism. Yeah, that'll do it. That'll
fool them.
Dumb do they think everyone is very radical Gia. She was at
Stanford. Yeah. And I got a couple of clips from her before
I go on my Brian Ross. He admitted me distracted now. All
right. She is at Stanford. I got two clips. One of them is here's
this is Clinton at Stanford as a short clip, and I want to
comment on it. But listen, here's what I want you to listen
for. She This is Hillary on a prompter. She's not a good
prompter reader. She's very unnatural. You wait you just
played was her talking about the top off the cuff? That's the way
she sounds when she talks right when she talks from a prompter.
She talks she reads but and he has emotionless emotionless
reading from that she raised a word at a time and this is where
I get a lot of rewarded at times. It's the worst and here's
the what the worst part is unfortunate we don't have video
for this but she looks she tries to do it Obama has given up on
now good prompter readers and I've read from prompters on on
my career was based on that being able to float in and out
of the prompter copy
Yeah, but yeah, and I'm talking about the the live prompter read
in front of an audience. Yeah, I've done that. Okay, well, so
you have to prompters usually yes to glass slabs, you in a
real good setup. You've got to glass prompters one on one, one
on the back in the middle, and one in the back in the middle
and you always go to that Obama does this and I think most good
prompter readers do it. You give up on going off prompter. You
just get good at reading prompter copy. So you sound
natural. And you never remove yourself from the prompter.
Right? Well, that depends. But okay,
no, I'm just saying I'm dizzy what Obama does, and this is
what a lot of people do. Because if you don't do that, and you do
what Hillary tries to do, you'll get
messed up and then you'll the prompter operators know where
you're at. And they brought up
again, she's looking over here and then your tech go to the
prompter. And she tags the prompter. And you can watch it
with you, anyone who tags it. She goes and looks right at it.
And then starts reading and then she tries to move around and be
more natural. And then she took and she was like oh nice shirt
turns your head violently and tags the prompter. Oh, and she's
looking at it again. It's terrible. She stinks. This
fight against radical jihadism. We have to do what actually
works. One thing we know that does not work is offensive,
inflammatory rhetoric, that demonises all Muslims. There are
millions of peace loving Muslims living, working, raising
families and paying taxes in this country. These Americans
are a crucial line of defence against terrorism. They are the
most likely to recognise the warning signs of radicalization
before it's too late. And the best positioned to block it. So
when Republican candidates like Ted Cruz call for treating
American Muslim Slyke criminals and for racially profiling
predominantly Muslim neighbourhoods, it's wrong. It's
counterproductive. It's dangerous.
She has like no emotion, no life to the
read. She was trying to do something with that. I believe
that she was trying to be statesman like I was my take on
it when I saw it.
My take on it was this is the best she can do. Yeah, in fact,
they had her on the local news as another clip, but
before you go, so what I'm missing from that, that would be
great in Europe, Europe loves that kind of speech. Murca just
wants wants to hear, hey, I'm gonna take care of this crap. Be
right back. That's what we that's what we'd like to hear.
That's essentially what they're local. I think it was KPI x, one
of our local stations had that speech and they just let her
talk for a couple of words. And then the guy right off news guy
had to just summarise what she said because it was so dull,
boring speech, Clinton droning.
Our enemies are constantly adapting. So we have to do the
same. For example, Brussels demonstrated clearly we need to
take a harder look at security protocols.
specifically mentioned airports and other soft targets for
security enhancements. She also said that America's alliances
such as NATO are key to defeating ISIS. And she said
that the US must take on the Islamic militants in cyberspace.
Obama was better than this. I mean, when Obama he just yeah,
here's Obama when he's going after someone who's hurting
people in the world.
There's a need for rescue mission when the world is
threatened. The world needs help it calls on America
and that's the store. See, that's what America wants. And
we can even make Obama sound
you know, gross. She is horrible as he is.
But did you I noticed something very specific that happened
immediately. By all the Muslim hate and the horrible Ha, the
Muslim hate. All went to Ted Cruz. All of a sudden, he's Mr.
anti Muslim instead of Trump.
I saw this. Here's the view.
Ted Cruz, who was a candidate for the presidency, this is how
he wants to handle the terror threat. He wants police in this
country to patrol Muslim neighbourhoods come out, right.
But this is an example is not helping the situation. We need
to take a long view of terrorism. These people I don't
even know why they want to kill us anymore. They just want to
kill people. And the main thing you have to stop doing is
recruiting new people. Otherwise, there is no end to
this. And all of this hate speech against Muslim helps to
recruit paid back to the bottom line. Ted
Cruz is now getting the wrap. Instead of Donald Trump for
being the guy who's inciting all of this Muslim hatred, Gayle
King, CBS with Charlie Rose.
How about this point of view, there
are so many people that say that your comments are decidedly anti
Muslim, and that you're playing right into the hands of ISIS
that they're giving you're giving them ammunition to come
up to come after us to to really take action against us. Then
you're just teeing it up for people to come after us. Yeah,
with
all respect. People are fed up with the political correctness
of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.
Yeah, damn. Then we have Anderson Cooper, who even turns
internment camps over to Ted Cruz's turf.
So the question though, is what do you mean by empowering law
enforcement to patrol and secure Muslim neighbourhoods before
they become radicalised? As you probably know, the anti
Defamation League has put out a statement saying demonising all
Muslims is a misguided, counterproductive response to
terrorist threat posed by those motivated by a radical
interpretation of Islam. It's an irrational approach harkens back
to the fear and bigotry that led to the dark, dark and tragic
chapter in American history. The relocation more than 100,000
Japanese
does not mean targeting Muslims. It means targeting radical
Islamic terrorism.
And I'm not disagreeing with what he's saying. But he is he's
getting nailed for it.
What does that mean? You know, Mayor Bloomberg in New York had
a very successful programme to engage with the Muslim community
and to prevent radicalization and to identify radical Islamic
terrorists before they carry out acts of terrorist terrorism.
Mayor de Blasio came in and ended that programme said we're
no longer going to going to do so. That was foolishness. That
was political correctness run amok.
Alright, so Cruz is rat and clip. I got to know do you have
the Breton clip? No,
I wish I gotten it. I missed I have two longer clips. Well,
Bratton comes out.
He's a police chief in New York.
Right? He's the one who and he does exactly like these other
guys. Only he taught he like, Damn, it pisses me off. I didn't
get the clip. He tops it by saying by naming Cruz as the guy
who is inciting this, he's saying this type of policing
didn't work here, and it won't work anywhere. And he says and
he says and besides, Ted Cruz is not going to be president.
Really, he said.
So cruisers getting the wrap. Now,
the question is how did this happen?
Well, I need well, I need to Yes. Okay. Bye NEED TO HELL
froze over John. I woke up and Hal had frozen over. I could not
believe what I was seeing. My mouth fell open. It was a 15
minute piece. I chopped it down to four. It's long, but I think
you will enjoy the view. The morning that this became known
Are you sitting down because you will need to sit down.
I'm sitting down. Yeah.
I have to tell you I woke up this morning I saw the news and
I was I got sick to my stomach. I got a little sick and I was
angry and
a reminder that this is the programme that I believe a lot
of American women watch to understand what's happening in
their world. It is a very popular programme. Then there's
a broad scholar on women there we have little Raven Simone from
the Cosby kids, we've got a very broad scholar of
women they all saw that this is continuing to go on and we're
playing on a second.
Abroad what scholar scholar Yes. When do you ever use that word
in your life?
I think it's a Dutch the Dutch used a lot instead of saying a
spectrum this a Scala. Oh, okay.
It's a I never heard it before. I think it's a proper use of the
word might be I don't know, I never heard the word. Stop the
show. Stop the show. Alright everybody, let's,
we're gonna take five for a minute to check out some words.
Okay? And the word, that word is Scala. Let us look up Scala.
Okay, Scala we have that machine formally employed for reducing
dislocation of the numerous, or a term applied to any one of the
three candles of the cochlea. I guess. I have no idea what I'm
talking about. The word Scala is wrong.
All right. All right, everybody who's cleared that up and ready
to go with
that this is continuing to go on and plague us. There's no end in
sight. What's going on in this world? Did you have a similar
rant?
I've been saying this for a while. It's not official,
obviously, for the for the government to say, but we're in
kind of a world war situation. It's everywhere. It's definitely
everywhere, see what's going on, we're waving out of our mouths
to fuel the fire.
And people have been
saying that that was coming out of our mouth. Until now, this is
very important. This is being said over and over again. It's
what's coming out of our mouths that's making them do that we
the people who say anything negative about Islam or Muslims,
we the people are at fault. This is the this is the continuum.
We're just whipping ourselves like, oh, it's our fault. It's
our fault. What's coming out of
our mouths to fuel the fire. And people have been saying that for
a long time that we are at war that we are at war with, with
what I don't want to say at war with Islamic faith, but we
certainly are in a war with terror.
This is what the front runner of the Republican Party had to say,
Donald Trump watch. Well, I'd
be hitting ISIS so hard, and I was not in favour of Iraq. And I
was not in favour of a lot of things. But with ISIS, with the
chopping off of the heads, and this is ISIS related as of
course, you've got to hit ISIS so hard and you've got to take
them out and not play tiddlywinks. Like we're playing
right now. I would use maximum maximum interrogation technique.
I would use waterboarding and I would try and expand the law so
we can go beyond what aborting
now. That's pretty much Trump's. That's what he says all the
time. What's what he's been saying continuously now for the
response from the ladies of the view
to waterboard people, which a lot of people including, you
know, terrorism experts say does not work. He wants to close the
borders. He doesn't want any refugees coming in, just in case
there are a couple of terrorists mixed in there. He wants to get
tough on ISIS. He doesn't say how exactly is if other things
have not been tried? What do you think about these comments?
I'll be honest, I spent my I went to law school, because I
want just this in our world and peace in our world. And it's
sort of my moral compass is always on the side of justice.
And I am so
I'm a lawyer. So my moral compass is kind of on the side
of justice. Not all the time. Just a little bit on that side.
I tried to screw everybody but I'm a lawyer, you know, don't
hold it against the side
of justice. And I am so tired of seeing the senseless deaths. I
thought Donald Trump sounded really reasonable today.
unforced.
Stop the presses. Oh, but it didn't stop there, John Claude.
Because we need to be forceful. We can't have these muted
responses to terror,
which we never will have immunity to. I think that would
it be with hard reset?
I think Hillary Clinton came out with what seemed to be a very
muted response. And let me also say this about Donald Trump, you
know, we trashed him often here. Bottom line is in January,
my my jaw is on the floor at this point. That's now now
they're they're apologising for trashing Donald Trump,
incessantly. But then they come out with a video that went very
viral, and if you want, we can play the whole thing later. And
this is a summary of the video from Lou Dobbs, which aired I
think, over the weekend
in Jan, you've been saying that in January of this year. He said
Brussels was a hellhole and this is an interview with Maria
Bartiromo,
try Bartiromo,
I believe standard
bearer to Roma. I could be wrong it could be Bartiromo,
believe CNBC, I could be wrong about that. He said there's
something going on with Brady. He said that something going on
Maria and it is not good talking about Belgium where they want
Sharia law where they want this where they want that you know
there has to be some assimilation. There is no
assimilation. You go to Brussels. I was in Brussels a
long time ago, 20 years ago so beautiful. Everything is was
beautiful. Now it's living. It's like living in a house. He said
that in January he
always write about you know the past Oh into Iraq which was a
huge mistake the
guys doing a podcast he called it he called it in January ma'am
the guys from the Future
Part of the problem he was right. Right on a couple of
foreign policy isn't isn't so outrageous
about this in the makeup room? Did we ever think that Donald
Trump would be the voice of reason I think it his, his
reputation. And the fear that so many people have of him is that
he's he's got the nuclear code. He's got his finger on the
button. Yeah. But I mean, yesterday, he came up with NATO
and said, Let's not be an interventionist country, let's
not go where, where we can't fight these battles. Let's
actually fix the problems here at home. Today. He says this, we
don't need to send troops over there. He actually sounds like
the voice real
reasonable today, let
me tell you, because, you know, he's
always said the same thing. But today, he sounds reasonable.
Yes, I'll agree with that. Because he changed his Iota an
iota affected
that 1988 clip that we played last show.
Yeah, same, same, same. Same thing. But not so much about
terrorism. But so now we've decided Trump is is good
cruisers. The aihole is beautiful. This is fent it's
unbelievable. In one day, there's
got to be beside himself.
Because more reasonable today,
let me tell you because you know me, I've been trying to like
watch it. I'm not a very big fan. And I look at it and I go
you know what he didn't understand the I'm gonna use the
word verbiage. I don't know if it's a real verbiage.
This is Raven Simone and I liked what she saves is a fun girl.
Use the word verbiage. I don't know if it's real verbiage. He
uses the verbiage that you use when you close the door to your
house and you say it with your family. You don't say those
things outside the door. And that's what got everybody in an
uproar.
Whoa, nice analysis, little Raven Simone.
He always had his points that people the millions of people
that are voting for him right now or wanting him to be the the
fore runner. You know what I mean? As a front runner, runner,
they understood that they weeded through the problems that we
were having with him, which was the crassness because we're not
used to that as a politician and seeing our presidents talk about
which candidate makes you feel more secure Hillary or tries
Oh, this is this is Do you understand why I watch the View
Now, John, don't you understand that this is your beat top, top
top quality entertainment. A lot of people are waking
up quality crash. It's fabulous. So I think
a lot of people are waking up today and they're saying, You
know what Trump is saying kind of resonates with me. He
tweeted, he said, Do you remember how beautiful and safe
a place Brussels was not anymore? It is from a different
world, the US must be
vigilant and Marxism in Brussels, right.
And when he was on GMA today, he wasn't just talking about
President Obama. He was going back 15 years and he said
presidents he wasn't just casting.
years ago was when we invaded Iraq. Exactly. Oh, he was right
again. But I'm just saying the fact of border security and
that's what He has preached is not necessarily just building
that wall but border security and securing the border.
He didn't know how to say it to make everybody he didn't know
how to say it because he said it in the just the most bigoted way
he could possibly say it and that's the problem that I've
always had. It's sort of the bigotry and the misogyny, but
somehow, this morning, and I'm terrified that I feel this way.
He sounded reasonable to me his message resonated Hey, let
me ask you something you wake up in November to President Trump.
How do you feel I just can't even I can't even go there in my
morning How do you feel
her head blew up after that. Yeah Come on. Come on.
Well, that was interesting. You're not gonna you're not
gonna give it to me I know what you're angling you're not gonna
give it to me out well, let me tell you want me to explain why.
Why you're not giving me clip of that. And I'm not giving you
borderline either. Because it's neither it's not really a clip
of the day. It doesn't have there's some missing element
that element of I know
what you're saying not stop. You're right. This is what a
clip of the day sounds like something the
Cuban government believes it must now do.
Eugene Robinson of The Washington Post Pulitzer Prize
winning communist communists Wow. Is that on the mind? Or
not? In fact, a communist you are a friend of our Come on.
Come on. Idiots. Come on
the line for that give me a borderline yeah messenger.
That's kind of anybody that does exemplify more of the type that
gets in the day. And I don't normally whine about not getting
clipped for the day. But I wasn't.
I wasn't eating I wasn't wine. There's more but I recommend we
just break For a moment so I can thank you for your courage and
passion and say in the morning to you John C. Dvorak, where the
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draws a track and then you can follow how the aircraft flew. So
producer Charlie here in Austin, actually, he's just outside of
Austin. I contacted him I said, Hey, Charlie, I got an idea. And
I sent him the article and he sent me back about an hour and a
half later a complete, pre programmed the GPS coordinates
all the beacons everything completely perfect to draw a
huge ITM between Austin and Houston. Which we're going to do
tomorrow in the sky.
That was an NA. Now we,
Tina, clearly told me I was dumb. Are you nuts? You're gonna
do in a witch that no one will understand. How about ITM? I
think. Yeah,
he was gonna understand that. Okay, well, I TM is better.
It was much better. It's our that's our thing. ITM is our
symbol. It's our low listen to the women in our lives while we
listen. Listen, anybody what ourselves. So Charlie and try
love Charlie, man he is. It's actually much
easier. Let me get this straight. So I'll tell you how
it works. Okay, you're going to paint in the sky over the United
States. Yes, over Texas. Giant I TM in the sky. But it's only
viewable through all this rigmarole that maybe only 10
People can see but it's going to be there. And it will be there
for all eternity. It
will be 1000s and 1000s. And maybe hundreds of 1000s of
people who will be able to see this. If you go to you. You can
watch it live. You can watch us do it live. On flightaware.com.
Oh, yes. Um, so tomorrow before we take off, because I'm not I
don't have a death wish tomorrow. Before we take off. I
will tweet out the tail number of the aircraft. So everyone can
type that into flightaware.com. And then you can
plan a bomb on. Exactly.
So you're saying to the audience, that's what I'm
saying? Yeah, hell yeah.
They can still shoot you down. But they won't. Because that's
what they'll know where I am. They'll know where I am. So
yeah, it's about I know where you are. Now. It's about 127
mile wide. ITM in the sky. Okay. Which of course, you know, I'll
also bring the chem trail machine with me. So temporarily,
you'll be able to see it. I think it's a cool promotion. You
don't sound
so happy is a fantastic promotion. Are you kidding me?
Because I think that will go that could go viral?
No, why not? Just does
this podcast is so cool. It's listeners draw their their
initials in the sky.
Come on. Okay. Well, I think we're getting a lot of potential
for viral activity. I don't see this being what I think this is
just kind of cool.
Well, I think it's more than kind of cool. Yeah. Well, you.
Yeah, you do a course. Anyway, the technology behind it is is
interesting, because Charlie, pretty much just did all the GPS
coordinates. And then tomorrow when we take off, we feed all
that into the autopilot. And we go up and we don't know if we'll
be depending on the weather will be above the clouds or below the
clouds. And then you do you pretty much flip on the
autopilot and it draws it draws it in the sky. Oh, okay. I think
I should step back for your enthusiasm is this. I don't want
him to hit me in the face. Is this take an hour and 12
minutes? Oh, is that 227 mile wide? initials? Okay. And what
are you doing to promote the show?
I am doing something to promote the show.org/a.
Really? Yeah. It's a secret.
Yeah. Okay. Thanks. A lot of thanks to our executive
producers and our Associate Executive producers. I hope you
enjoy all the promotions we're doing. And remember, even if
you're in the sky, please be propagating the formula.
Our formula is this Go out for your people in the mouth. ready
then.
I did have one or two no one, I think one clip left over the
President's response. And I'm sure you followed the outrage.
Just outrage. So outraged. The President was in Cuba, watching
a baseball game and the optics of this were not good. I would
say. What was your feeling on that
optics? I watched the game. You're interested in the game.
Even though I
thought the game was a it was kind of I don't know how the
Cuban team didn't do better, but just a raise. But okay,
so the President got a lot of things. I agree with you, I
think it was. And then he's being interviewed by a bunch of
ESPN guys. And he's hanging out with Jeter and giving them high
fives and all this stuff. You know, Derek Jeter probably
wouldn't, you know, rarely get to see the President if he ever
if ever but there he's like you're hanging out with him? was
probably a pretty good idea. I don't know. I just thought it
was a publicity stunt. It didn't go anywhere one way or the
other. No, I guess baseball fans, the game suck that can
only watch parts of it.
I can't believe you watch that game. Why would you even do
that?
I wanted to see how the Cuban team looked at the Cuban team.
This Cuban is the beginning of a uniform. I do imagine this Cuban
team is going to be part of the minor league system that the
United States uses for farm farm like a farm like a triple A
team.
But more importantly, Google is going to provide providing
wireless internet to the entire nation of Cuba. They're in
Yeah, right there over there before the regular airlines
service starts that's going to wreck it it's going to wreck the
place to the
President did give a little speech. Nine minutes cut down to
one and a half. That's not hard. You just take out all the pauses
Oh, my God, he this is going back to teleprompter. So he had
no teleprompter and he sucked. It was this impromptu response
by the president which they got caught off guard. I think they
would probably all party. Everyone's dad. It's the party
plane. We're going to Cuba. gonna watch a ballgame. We're
gonna drink on our farm. We're gonna live it up. It's gonna be
fabulous. And then now crap, what do we do? What do we do
now? Well, President do this. Maybe he just said screw it. I
could do this. Watch me
address this issue a little bit at the baseball game when I was
interviewed by ESPN, but let me reiterate it. Groups like ISIL
can destroy us, they can defeat us they don't produce anything.
They're not an actual existential threat to us
an existential what is an existent? Like they would get we
would be extinct? Is that what existential means? No, no.
We should look it up and discuss it because the word is being
used a lot. Okay, so let's get it right. All right.
Existential, here we go. Types of having having existence of or
pertaining to or having the character of existentialism,
journalism, or specifying actual existence, rather than only
possibly so a day it is about the existence
I want to get the thing I Yeah, that's what existentialism
refers to. I'm like reading the Bible. That's the definition you
read which is what it is but but the X is an existential threat
is a is something else and here's the joint database.in
addition okay, this was interesting.
Surprisingly, not something one finds covered in a college
philosophy textbook which is where existential comes from
this is regarded as a military or terrorist threat to the
existence of something usually the United States involves
nuclear chemical or biological weapons. So he's
saying it's not an actual threat. Right Hmm. So not
they're not a threatened or it's not that they're non threatening
to our existence, the threat itself is non existent. That's
what he's saying.
Pretty much, but they use that because they can say that these
guys, I mean, the President can say what we can say on the show,
which is this is nonsense. These these guys are just jokers and
it's all theatre and everything we're seeing from the FBI and
everything else and see something say something and all
the rest of it and lines, security lines and all the rest
of it. It's bull crap. They're the number of people that are
going to get killed by any terrorist nut job that my it'd
be floating around Phoenix is like, like Word is beyond
getting hit by a bolt of lightning. No percentage wise.
Sure, sure. And so it's bullcrap. But they can't quite
say that. Because then they're all well, oh, and you can't sell
stuff you can't sell, right? You Dream Up this term. And you may
from the biggest a military use where it came from, according to
these guys. And it's just, it's not an existential threat never
goes, Oh, okay. I guess that's, I don't know, I don't even know
what that means. And that's it. So it's a scam. It's a scam
phrase.
Okay, nailed it. It's a scam. It's bogus, HIV. It's bogus.
But let me reiterate it. Groups like ISIL can destroy us, they
can defeat us. They don't produce anything. They're not an
existential, existential threat to us. Hey,
that was the only word he had to remember.
And he blew it. That's why
they are vicious killers, and murderers, who perverted one of
the world's great religions, and
oh, okay, he's saying it too. They've perverted. So it does
have to do with religion and you just admitting it.
Their primary power, in addition to killing innocent lives is to
strike fear in our societies, to disrupt our societies, so that
the effect cascades from an explosion or an attack by a semi
automatic rifle,
what he hates Chris pulling in pieces of other speeches being
attacked by semi automatic things, just send me an attack
by it with a semi automatic rifle instead of it.
An attack by a semi automatic rifle, even as we are systematic
and ruthless and focused in going after them, disrupting
their networks, getting their leaders rolling up their
operations, it is very important for us to not respond with fear.
As I said, that's hard to do. Because Are you see the impact
and in such an intimate way of the attacks that they make? We
defeat them in part by saying, You are not strong, you are
weak. We send a message to those who might be inspired by them to
say you are not going to change our values of liberty and
openness and the respect of all people get ready for it. My
proudest moments as president was watching Boston respond
after the Boston Marathon attack. Okay.
The president says one of his proudest moments
I said a proud moment are telling people to stay at home
they're busy a military state
people were told to cower in the corner to show three holidays.
Stay indoors for how long was it John? Four days?
No, that was two days. Maybe it was longer. I could be wrong.
So he is so he's proud, so proud that everybody said you know
what, we're gonna shelter in place and cower in the corner
and be who I was so proud of the slaves listen to what I told
them to do. And then we had our military. I'm sorry, police, but
it looked like military brought around and bust into people. So
I'm so proud. So American. So proud.
One of my proudest moments as president was watching Boston,
respond after the Boston Marathon attack, because they
taught America lesson. They grieved. We apprehended those
who had carried this out. But a few days later, folks were up
shopping.
Oh, that's Thank you, George W.
Loud out of their house. They were starving to death.
Thank you, George W. Bush. Remember after 911 Bush said go
shopping, go shopping. Here's bid. That's apparently that's
what we need to do Boston Strong.
But a few days later, folks
were up shopping Boston Strong. That had been I'm not making
light of what happens. But screw that noise.
Boston Strong. And that noise is how bad that is how we are going
to defeat these terrorist groups
by shopping. We have to shop John. But as long as we're
shopping, we're going to defeat these terrorist groups. No
existential threat part because
we're going after them. And we are strong. Our values are
right. You offer nothing except death. And so it's important.
What about those 72 Virgin was the US
president and the US government to be able to work with people
who are building and who are creating things and creating
jobs and trying to solve major problems like climate change.
Oh,
Brian, how did he get that? That's the main ego
And that's the real problem we have to solve is climate change.
It's not ISIS is climate change, because that's the latest
thing about climate change, where the reason that tides
aren't rising, they're actually going down is because the ground
is rising.
You know what? I didn't want to go there right now. But I will
take this detour with you.
Right? I don't want to take the detour yet.
It's very important. Okay.
I want to get at least by two clips out of the way. All right,
then I'll just,
I'm going to wrap this up with some more. Well, what is our
strategy on ISIS? What is our plan? Since the President just
said, No, we're going to go kick their ass tell us and we're
gonna shop when he can't tell us because the plan was due by
February 15. And this has not been delivered by the secretary
of defence to Congress. It's a law and they are late and they
don't give a shit.
Mr. Secretary, obviously, we're here in a day of tragedy tragedy
for the Belgians tragedy for the world. ISIS has now taken
responsibility for the murders this morning. We had a marine
that was killed last weekend in Iraq. I know you feel that
personally. We have a law that we passed called the National
Defence Authorization Act. It required you to submit to the
Congress by February the 15th. A plan for defeating these people.
I know you tell the chairman, that it was imminent by February
the 15th. You are in violation of the law, when an average is
in violation of the law, there are consequences. Would you care
to explain to the committee why there shouldn't be consequences
for your failure to follow a law that was signed by your
president who
will be in front of you imminently with
my question, the statute says you shall do it by February the
15th. Do you not agree that you are in violation of that law?
We are prepared, we are going to submit that report. It's taken
some time, I'm going to
ask you at the end. Do you not agree that you are in violation
of the law?
We will have that report to you shortly?
I don't think that's a satisfactory response. When we
pass a law around here, it means something Hell yeah. Now
people's lives are at stake, you know that better than any of the
rest? Oh, I don't think it's the secretary. That's not too much
to ask that you comply with the laws that we pass and the
President signs? The chair? Not it's not, it's not sufficient
for you to say it's imminent. You need to give us a plan. Now.
We don't even have a plan. I was not aware of this.
And I don't know how you got it that would be close to the Clip
of the Day. In fact, I'm gonna give you a clip of the day for
that. Clip.
He could be held in contempt, couldn't he could do all kinds
of stuff on good
health data. Here's the problem, to be held in contempt and
enforce it. And with some sort of prison waterboarding,
waterboarding, you should waterboard the guy to get the
plan.
It has to be put through by them. And this is explained in a
clip we play a couple years ago, has to be put through by the by
the DC district attorney or something and they they're these
pockets of the Obama administration. But this is just
wheel spinning. But I should have said, Yeah, I'm in
violation of the law.
So what well, that's pretty much what he wanted, he said, but he
didn't know he didn't
say that he was he was a wimp, and he could have gone further
than talking about what's the solution, all of this. I'm
watching Judy Woodruff. They finally the PBS NewsHour finally
had Bernie on. Oh, that's a nine minute ABS I think isn't six and
seven. Was it in the studio? Or was he on? He was on in another
studio, but I remember at least being interviewed. Yeah. And one
on one right, mano a mano Woodruff got into a brain freeze
or something. She kept asking him the same question in the
same kind of freaky way. She was very bad at this. And Bernie
finally blew up at the end. But he it was during all this
discussion of Brussels and all the rest and, and ISIS. And so
what I've done is I'm only clipped this is the Woodruff
Woodruff clip, what you're going to hear is Woodruff asking these
stupid questions. And then I just put a little bit of Bernie
in there because Bernie went on and on trying to explain to her
and then after he finished, she asked the same question and he
went on and on and on trying to explain to her
where is this production? You've
done pre production. I did some work on nice. It's all you get
is Woodruff a snippet of Bernie Woodruff a snippet of Bernie
WOODRUFF And then would Bernie going off on and then I cut it
but to play devil's advocate, just one more question here.
Senator, the approach you describe is one that is going to
take many months maybe even many years does the Judy I don't
know. Let
me tell you this also, gentlemen, is this the right
clip junk is almost over birth can't be right. It is
the right. I must have. I must have left it on the cutting room
floor.
We only have nine seconds or 20 seconds of this clip.
Oh, no.
All that work
well I even did like a whole, like lean into it and
everything. Oh man,
well looked at the number myself 370k It should be more like,
let me see if like it's a glitch. Don't worry about it.
Let me see if I can if I can save the segment with with the
constitute what isn't perfect. President Obama was a
constitutional professor. Correct.
God said Jewish and a lawyer, constitutional lawyer.
But he also taught constitutional law. Correct?
I think he was he was a lecturer. He wasn't a professor,
but
he should be able to explain. Okay, if you're a lecturer, do
you think you should be able to explain?
Yes, you shouldn't be you shouldn't know something. Can
you explain the in America we have a system where the the
powers are separated? What do we call that? Separation? of
powers. Okay. And and it's the it's the legislative which is
Congress. It's the judicial, which is the Supreme Court, and
it's the executive branch. And do I still have it? Right? Yeah,
you go and you go for it? Well, the President didn't have his
prompter.
I also think that one of the great advantages of the United
States system, even though it's very frustrating, sometimes for
the President, is that power is distributed across a lot of
different institutions.
power is distributed across a lot of institutions. Okay,
there's three. But three, if you're talking about federal
power, it's three. If you're talking about states power is
different. But that's go back to constitution, but he's a
constitutional lecture.
Here's what's happened. And do you want to hear the rest of
there? Do
you want to use the rest? Do you want to hear the rest of him?
Oh, he's still talking. Oh, please, oh, you interrupted him,
you should let it go out.
I just don't know. I'm just I
will now tertians. It's what we call separation of powers and
decentralisation. So it's not just that the President and
Congress are separate. centres of power dictators. It's also
true that you have state governments that are powerful.
The private sector is powerful. And this makes it hard
sometimes.
The President is explaining the separation of powers by bringing
in the states and big business. He forgets the Supreme Court
centres of power. It's also true that you have state governments
that are powerful. The private sector is powerful. And this
makes it hard sometimes for America to change as rapidly as
we need to to respond to change circumstances or problems.
Because it's like, it's sort of like herding cats. You know, you
have to
herding cats notice the audience is dead. The so he's waiting for
the for the guffaws
because their audience is wondering what the hell's it?
like herding cats, you know, you have to drop you're constantly
trying to get everybody to want to
share, where's my laughter, but it says right there in the
printer, oh, I don't have a prompt or
circumstances or problems. Because it's like, it's sort of
like herding cats. You have to, you're constantly trying to get
everybody to work together and move in the same direction at
the same time. And that's difficult. The advantage is that
even if we end up with somebody who I might not consider a great
President Donald Trump, there is a limit to some of the damage
that they can do. Do Doom, because I'm sure Republicans
feel that about me. They're glad that there's distribution of
power distribution, because they imagined that I would have
turned the United States into Cuba, I suppose. Yeah. No.
laughs again, they tend to exaggerate a little bit my Yeah,
no laughs fail. Oh, I see the world
epic fail.
But that's why
they fail to see the world the way I see the world. This
guy's gone off the rails here. And you're right.
It's he's and he's not I think we can apply something we've
learned today. Instead of constitutional lawyer, I think
we can call him an existential lawyer.
Well, let's play something that I've kept kind of in saving.
What's happened to the government, the United States in
particular is and I think Obama exhibited. What the inability to
explain that we become a regulatory system, right, which
is why he's talking about distribution and the regulatory
system them is is where he was able to do one of these,
he was able to do it without mentioning the court at all. And
that's that two minutes I
need to because I have to say that after I listened to this
long interview with John, Yo,
you, who was Lucy again, once he turned on
us, the guy who wrote the thesis that torture was okay. Oh,
that's
right. And they had Professor over here at Berkeley, and they
had the guy sign it on his deathbed
Air sign on? Yes, they did. Yeah, you is a very
controversial figure. But he's very smart. And he is discussing
his one of his newest books, which is a compilation of essays
that other people have written. But he discusses how we've
changed from this separation of powers. Operation run by
Congress, who makes the laws to to this regulatory driven system
where you have agents, agencies, yeah, writing laws, rules,
rules. Yeah, they're writing. They're not writing just rules.
They're writing laws. And they write these laws. And they and
there's a blanket approval process that Congress gave them
or something somewhere along the line. So these agencies just
writing laws left and right.
The Clean Air Act gave the EPA all that licence that they have
been using it's act, it's acts of Congress that that gives them
the licence. That's the way I see it.
Well, there's that element. But the problem is they're writing
laws. And technically the way that system is done, it should
be done. All laws should be written by Congress, not by some
bonehead and especial district Mackay worked for one of these
operations. Yeah, enforcing the law. And it does say and then
watching the guys who disobeyed these, these rules and
regulations and laws and see it's got to see them go to
essentially a kangaroo court. Yeah, where everybody stands
when these phonies come in, and they say, the whole thing is
outrageous. Now, the history of this is elucidated here in this
on the C span, show, book TV, your five, John, you, and it's
kind of interesting all along. We don't
have all these agencies, when did it start? And how did it
start?
That's really interesting. So as we've talked about Crisis and
Command, executive power really expands during two periods of
crisis, hence the name of the book wars emergencies. But when
those crises would pass, the executive branch was shrink and
the government would shrink. Woodrow Wilson, I think, is
really intellectual father figure of the kind of
administrative state we have today. He saw the expansion of
agencies and government power during wartime and he wanted to
make it permanent. He wanted to make it last beyond wars. He
thought that was efficient government. He got those ideas,
actually from Germany, where he, I think, came to admire the
Prussian system of government administration. Believe,
example, that a lot of doctors they're really a very
influential political scientist before he was President. And
this was his view, and then expanded by then FDR. FDR,
though, was the one who made it permanent and the crisis of the
Great Depression. He took Wilson's ideas and Wilson's
model and made it permanent. And that's those are the agencies
we're still living with. Then it got kind of supercharged by LBJ,
in the Great Society programmes. And then I would say President
Obama is sort of the last version of the great expansion
that we're living through right now. That's built on FDR and
LBJ, but then even foreign, it's like now we're on steroids.
Yeah, then the answer. He's partially responsible for the
TSA through his work on the Patriot Act. I'm reading here.
And so what you end up with Yes, he's actually a huge part of the
problem. Yeah. But what you what you see in that clip that you
played is Obama's, in this administrative error? Yes.
Can't confused
by it. He's got himself doesn't know what he just doesn't
realise that this was at one time a constitutional
republic. It's an existential Republic. It's unbelievable.
That's good. Well, I'll give you a clip of the day if it was a
clip.
Yeah, I know. It was a clip. No, but I'm not gonna whine about
oh, but do you want to be impartial Clip of the Day?
That'd be Well, okay.
All right. Do you remember what do you remember what I
overheard? Well, actually was told to me directly at that
birthday dinner, where I sat next to the I sat next to the
famous baseball player. You probably don't recall you
remember that though, that it was an obod dinner. It was the
kind of kind of know about dinner with the former New York
banker and his wife and then the famous baseball guy whose name I
forgot already that I sat next to and I said, What's it like
coaching Little League? He said, Yeah, fine. But he was actually
like with the Yankees winning with the Yankees and the Mets. I
don't remember any of this. We both need to be 12. Desperately,
we should take a beetle break. Anyway, it was at that dinner
that they told me that there were rumours about Ted Cruz
having an affair.
You don't remember that either. Okay, here's what that what
you're leading into is there we should we should at least
discuss the lead into this.
The lead in is the only thing that's, that's interesting, I
guess.
I mean, not not your lead. I'm talking about the lead into
analysing what's going on between Trump and Trump and
their wives. Yes,
yes.
Do I have a clip?
I have a clip. This is a small clip from anonymous Mr. Cruz
have been hiding behind some very dirty secrets that lie
beneath the surface secrets that you believed would never harm
you. But as you should know by now, Mr. Cruz, we are Anonymous.
We expose the fraud that seeks to have power over our great
country. It's time that American those real deep and dirty
secrets we have done by our homeboy, Mr. Cruz and since you
can't stop your disgraceful and ridiculous political
manipulation, it's time that we tell America what's hiding
behind the curtain. Have you heard the expression candy
wrappers? Do you recall visiting prostitutes? And it's true?
Do you know the phrase candy wrappers?
Here we go play Tom Yamas shouting about Trump's naked
wife. Out que es resort
and tonight Trump and Cruz locked in a nuclear war of words
over their wives. It started with this anti Trump super PAC
ad. We had to blur Trump lashing out on Twitter posting Lyin Ted
Cruz just used a picture of Melania from a GQ shoot in his
ad. Be careful lying TED or I will spill the beans on your
wife. When you read that. What did you think?
I will say even for Donald though he reached a new low it's
one thing to try to attack another candidate. It's another
thing to come after my wife.
And in a rare move. Heidi Cruz also foreign back against Trump
and probably know
by now that most of the things that Donald Trump says have no
basis in reality, David today
Senator Ted Cruz received the endorsement of Jeb Bush and
Donald Trump reacted on Twitter saying honestly, I can't blame
Jen in that I drove him into oblivion. David Thomas on the
campaign trail again tonight.
As a follow on to that by have in the rundown here in the B
Block we have another production element. This is what Ted Cruz
said.
And if Donald wants to get into character fight, he's better off
sticking with me because Heidi is way out of his league.
And this of course was plagiarised by Lyin Ted from an
American president with Michael Douglas. Again, Ted Cruz.
And if Donald wants to get in the character fight, he's better
off sticking with me because Heidi is way out of his league.
You want a character to bait Bob, you better stick with me.
Because Sidney Ellen Wade is way out of your league. Word for
word for word.
Wow. Where's that? Where's that floating around?
One of our producers sent that to me nice. He says this is
exactly what he's doing. It's verbatim. It's right from the
movie. We'll do one more day.
And if Donald wants to get in the character fight, he's better
off sticking with me because Heidi is way out of his league.
You want a character to debate Bob? You better stick with me.
Because Sidney Ellen Wade is way out of your league,
given the character debate.
But there's been other examples of of crews lifting things.
Oh, he's talking about a wall now. Yes, he
has. He's talking about a wall. And I think this thing that got
him into trouble, the Muslim commentary was him thinking that
the way he presents stuff he can get away with Sure. Yeah, sure.
But Trump did another thing, John, that this that of all the
things he's done. This is the first time he's actually
endeared me, me of all people.
You talked earlier about how though, that the notion that
we're losing to ISIL, that they're making us look foolish
and soft? ISIS
is one thing with the press, he always says ISIS ISIL ISIL ISIL.
Everyone else says ISIS, and it's almost like he does it to
bother people. Okay.
I'm not doing it to bother you. I know. I know.
But you know what the President of the United States always says
ISIL and everyone else's ISIS and I actually think he does it
above the paper.
Finally, someone picks up on it. It has to
be Trump. I didn't ever thought it through that he does it to
bother people.
Yeah, I'm all in now. Like, okay, that makes sense. I'm sure
you heard when Trump was asked a question about Elizabeth Warren.
No, I did not. Warren today on social media went after you
calling you a loser.
How are you going? Are
you sure Dan Dan, your man, the Indian. Are you prepared to deal
with that kind of sustained? Indian? Indian?
We need to teach him Pocahontas. Wouldn't it be awesome if he
started calling Elizabeth Warren Pocahontas?
Yeah, he's got to start calling her Pocahontas. That's much
funny. But I
like oh, you mean the Indian? Okay. He didn't say Native
American. He just went straight to
should tweak to the real Trump whatever he calls himself on
Twitter. To start using Pocahontas. I think we can have
enough and
I think we do. I think we do. Oh, my mouth. Let's face it
heard better. Now, as a final one. This was another beautiful
television moment. This is what a great time to be alive and
doing this podcast. I'm proud to be a podcast. And I gotta tell
you, because no one else can do this stuff. So Larry Wilmore who
has that fake talk show on Comedy Central and more took
over the old Stephen Colbert show.
Yes, he did. And his I have to say his show is, you know, it's
full on Obama, but But it's okay. Sometimes it's funny. And
he brought in a panel of black voters who are going to vote for
Donald Trump.
This is interesting, because this was done. I don't know when
what the data that show was, but this was not done in that
manner. But it was. It was done a Samantha Bee on her show on
Showtime. Another spin off of? Yes. Jon Stewart. Yeah, but that
way, you know, the ways that's edited is just edited to make
you laugh about stupid people. Yeah, well, she
did it though. It was actually the way it she handled it was a
lot different than what you think she brought in a bunch of
Trump bots, including a black guy, let's
call it let's call them trumpeters.
trumpeters Trump for good. Yeah, I like that. Yep. So then she
brought in a bunch of trumpeters and she let Black trumpeters
or Trump win the debates. Were they were they a mixed group? Or
were they Oh, yes, there
was a Chinese guy. There was a black guy. There was no white
bread. There was a whole mixed group. And they were they she
made it clear that they had beaten her down. And the black
guy was the best. She says how can you believe that is it?
That's just the way he talks. That doesn't mean that it was
all their interpretation of everything Trump said which I
think is accurate, is he's not really. Yes. saying these
things. Yes. Sounds like Yeah,
well listen to this group of American voters who see through
all the bullshit. And I think really surprised Larry Wilmore
that he still makes it funny because he's a comedian. But I
know that well, I think at the end of the clip, where he's
flummoxed, I think is the right word.
phenomena happening in the Trump campaign, and I'm not talking
about the Trump campaign. It's about some of its followers.
And you have a lot of black people supporting Trump,
black people supporting Trump I.
You see, the setup in the audience is all in.
So where are these black people? Well, I had some of them in my
studio the other day, where I asked them a simple question.
You think? I just want to ask a very straight question from the
beginning. Why do you support Donald Trump? I'm a registered
Democrat. Let me start first, and I lost faith in belief in
the current state of our party right now without two
candidates.
I'm open to Donald Trump because I felt like He's a gangster.
He's a
gangster, gangster, gangster. Again,
this is a middle aged woman. Nice woman looks like she kind
of MILFy you know, Mom type. And I used like a gangster. That's
why I like him.
He's a gangster,
gangster. He's a gangster, gangster gangster, he's
he's going out here. And he's kind of gangster in the whole
situation. He's like, if you come up to my mic, you know, I'm
taking you out. Right, coming from the hip hop community. I
understand his language,
right? Because he is kind of like a rapper. I mean, he's into
gold. That's what I'm saying. Right? He has his own. He's got
a private jet. That's right. And he really likes white women.
As a model, correct with
that slang anybody else those
his wife was shooting without without a beat, she said, That's
right likes white when? Uh huh. Yeah. And his wife is a model.
That's right. That arm from the hip hop community hip hop for
the Trump's those
qualities and the
way you express it. I've never thought of it that way. But he's
pretty cool.
Have you told other black people who voted for Donald Trump? Be
honest. Yeah, absolutely. Absolutely told family members,
so families that you told your mama that you're voting I've
told my wife that we fight every morning about it.
Kind of a racist thing to say you told your mom your mama
about it. I stand on
my own to Donald Trump is the president who can get blank
people, those low paying jobs again, no, we
don't want the low paying job lower
paying jobs are the first rung on the ladder. So you can't
climb up the ladder to start someplace, don't
jump back on that first rung of the ladder. If you're on the
ladder here, you're gonna climb up more Mexicans be allowed to
use that ladder to climb the wall. Message for other black
people out there telling them why they might want to vote for
Donald Trump. I would say just know that Donald Trump is not
going to make you a slave. He's not gonna make I can make you a
slave. You're not gonna you're sure. I'm pretty sure about
that. Donald Trump says he has a great relationship with the
blacks. Okay, has one of the blacks, how would you describe
that relationship?
That he says the black the blacks means that his
relationship is a little skewed? Because he wouldn't call us the
blacks. If he really understood where we were coming? Does
it feel like he's in an abusive relationship with the blacks?
Are you guys secretly trying to get out of this relationship?
Okay, so how did you guys feel when Trump said he wants to ban
Muslims from coming into the country? We don't have any
Muslims. I'm Muslim. I'm not kidding. You're gonna vote for
Trump? Most certainly. Really? Yes. Would you be opposed to
having Trump waterboard you? Just to get more information
about Islam? If Trump came in here, and he had to pick one
person to waterboard, who do you think he would pick? Rhymes with
Muslim?
I thought that was a great tease. I like that.
Yeah. It shows the bigotry of him mix. Yeah, of course of that
whole channel. Yeah, the channels very bigoted. Viacom
just say, Okay, well, Viacom is Viacom. Yeah. Somebody was
complaining about them calling out CBS are basically in the
same bed even though Viacom and CBS broke up. They're still in a
relationship. Okay, well, I've got a couple of things that are
a little off the wall. We're never gonna get to my Brian
Ross. Brian Ross, Ryan Ross.
He's cued up and good to go. Set him all right, hit Brian
Ross says get back to this. Get this out of the way. All right.
It's increasingly clear today to US authorities that the deadly
terrorism this week in Brussels. And last November in Paris, were
the work of one interconnected ISOCELL based in Belgium, made
up of at least 16 terror recruits, mostly European 13 of
them now dead, one under arrest, and two still being sought. It's
got
more moving parts. It's got people attacking in different
ways. It's more resilient kind of terrorists all I think that
will
leave a combination of more than a year of careful planning by
ISIS Central Command in Syria, that allowed the cell to avoid
detection for so long. They do train their people in the
fundamentals of being a spy of being a temperature Slark.
Sorry. That's Richard. Yes, people in
the fundamentals of being a spy of being a terrorist cell.
Fundamentals of secure communication. Among those who
have documented ties to both Paris and Brussels is that
suspected bombmaker 24 year old machine lost Rowley, whose
remains were discovered today in the rubble of the Brussels
airport. Authorities say they have found his DNA and
fingerprints, bomb factories that produce explosives for both
Paris and Brussels. And David officials tell us that even with
those two men on the loose, they believe the Brussels terror cell
has already carried out its mission now out of people and
out of bombs. That concern now is that there are other
terrorist cells across Europe still covert and still actively
plotting David
Meltzer out of people and bombs that shows up the tweet quotient
they need to do as a follow up play this clip, which is the AP
400. And I think this is kind of an interesting clip. Based on
what Obama had said earlier,
Jeremy worked. The Associated Press, among others had been
reporting today that there were as many as 400 people being
trained by ISIS to carry out these attacks in Europe. So did
they not leave any footprints or any signs?
Well, it's for the numbers a little bit soft, I think. But
it's not unrealistic to think that if you have 5000 Europeans
that went to Iraq and Syria to fight, if only 10% of them came
back home, you know, that's that's a pretty good base for
for future attacks. You know, boof, the guy that carried out
the November attacks in Paris claimed that there were 90
people that he knew of involved in cells getting ready to carry
out attacks. So it's not something that can be easily
dismissed. From what
you know about from reading your book on ISIS. Is this the sort
of thing that the United States should be wary of are their
footprints as well that leading here?
Well, it's a different situation for us. Fortunately, we don't
have the kind of radical communities that you see in
Europe we have radicalised individuals, but not so much a
community problem. And we also have fortunately oceans You
know, separating us from from from some of these jihadist, the
Europeans have a much more acute problem, they're really waking
up to it. Now, it's almost too late to for some of the actions
are taking because the threat is really at hand.
So Daniel Benjamin, you agree that this idea of alienation
makes it different with the Muslim communities or the
radical Muslim communities in Europe? And here,
there's no question that there's a higher level of alienation of
radicalization. European Muslims are several times more likely to
go to fight in Iraq and Syria, perhaps as much as 10 times as
much. And if you look at the just casualties that we've seen,
since 911, you know, there's been vastly more violence in
Europe 10 times as much at least Oh, at least compared to the
United States.
So I thought that was interesting because he brought
up the radicalised communities. Yep. Which, of course, you've
been talking about
for years, for years. I see in a my notes here that even Piers
Morgan wrote an article in the Daily Mail saying we should
listen to Donald Trump. Has the world gone crazy?
Well, just in the last couple of weeks, apparently, yes. And this
is not going to be the last I think there's gonna be a bunch
of these attacks.
And I'm very worried about Holland. You know, it is now the
they have the presidency of the EU. So they got a lot of
meetings going on that you know, that the I was, I was explaining
to a couple people here so my daughter only lives 75 miles
from the where this took place. You know,
it's all over Europe. It's within 75 minutes.
It's like from here to Waco I mean, this is not like the huge
distance now. Yeah, and but they
make more of it as a distance is very ambiguous to me the
psychology of distances. I do. I do but amongst the Europeans for
example, when we went to took a trip to visit some friends in
Cornwall, we took it we had an apartment in London, we drove
all the way to Cornwall, which is West. Is it West? Cornwall.
Yeah. Cornwall. Is this where the pirates are? Yeah. Do West.
That's what you told the kids shut down.
It's like considered a place where they like to retire. The
rich like to go there or the south of France, which is like a
more logical place. But it's like, it's so it's divorced from
the rest of England, even though it's not really and when we're,
when we're getting Okay, we're gonna leave. We're going back to
London. Oh, how long are you going to take couple days? You
have to stuff along the way? Yeah, I mean, they were thinking
this was like some horrible trip. And it's like a four hour
drive.
I know. Well, that's just what you're used to. The human being
can handle a lot more than we give ourselves credit for. But
here's what Christina says. She said, Daddy, the people here are
so angry. They're all on edge. They're all angry, and she is
even worse. And she works in the organic grocery store right now.
Which is they come in and now Christina has her hair dyed very
black right now. And she and her mom is of Greek descent. So she
has kind of an olive complexion. And she's I see it a lot of
people think that I'm Muslim and then they treat me like shit.
The racism is crazy when her friend Juan was over there won
the Mexican ex boyfriend. They didn't get served in a
restaurant in Holland because they were like Muslims
correctness they should go out of their way to serve them
faster.
But this is all bull crap. And what's happening is the anger is
brewing underneath and it's going to explode and certainly
well if we see something happening home everyone's gonna
like screw it. Here's my bike. I'm going back inside a we know
they won't they'll capitulate is what they always do. Sweden.
This was a great little bit from 60 minutes the Australian
version of 60 minutes they went to Sweden they wanted to film in
one of these no go zones that we talked about on the last show.
There are now 55 declared No Go Zones in Sweden, where police
have to score ambulances to ensure their safety. And as we
found out the temperature is similar in the suburb of Rincon
be home to mostly Somali migrants within minutes of us
arriving a group of young men make it clear we're not wanted
and deliberately rundown our cameraman walks Hey, hey, hey,
hey
ship ships, whatever leg
we call the police. To be honest, we hadn't anticipated
such intense aggression though our cameraman was and even they
feel the presence will be provocative. I think it's better
to go in without us. Because I think it would be very
interesting. Yeah. We will stay here and
watch. Okay, so
the cop say well, we're gonna we're not gonna go in There will
just stand here you guys go in and keep an eye on us if you
having problems just wave at us, Sweden, from the land of Abba
and IKEA row, a row.
That's a great clip, it says shows you the problem that is
like this is the political correctness of thing run amok.
But the cops are saying now we probably would do and we don't
want to get them all angry. So we'll just stay here. You guys
go in, don't worry about it.
Yeah. Then we were told by the way, we I think did
initialization of Trump's campaign where he mentioned
something about these No Go Zones. And other people have
told you about him.
That's crazy. It's not true. Crazy. They Yeah, in fact,
he there's some in England and again, the Brits, because
they've all hated Trump. This is the point. This is at the point
where they were trying to pass a law to ban him from going to the
UK. That's right, which I had had all of us. Yes, we did. And
because it because of him saying stuff like this, Hey, you know,
you guys,
there's no go zones in London, where nobody goes, you can't get
in there. He can't because she just gives you a beat up or
whatever. And they nobody does anything about
it in Ireland. A man tweeted. He said, I'll read this a man
because Twitter message about confronting a Muslim woman about
the Brussels terror attacks, and got a mealy mouthed reply
spawned scores of parodies online. So he said I asked this
woman who here it is I here's his tweet. I confronted a Muslim
woman yesterday in Croydon I asked her to explain Brussels
She said nothing to do with me. Amelie mouth reply. And
apparently this is very funny in Britain. I had to look it up. So
mealy mouth means you know, you don't want to talk. You don't
want to say anything. Do you have meal in your mouth, I
guess. Anything, just got parodied? And then this guy got
arrested on suspicion of inciting racial hatred on social
media. What Yes, in Ireland? Yeah.
He's a good guy says on Twitter or face bag. What was it
tweeter.
I quote I quote, I confronted a Muslim woman yesterday in
Croydon. I asked her to explain Brussels. She said nothing to do
with me. A mealy mouthed reply. And of course, it went viral
with the mealy mouthed so people had all kinds of funny, funny
memes, funny versions of it. And then I guess that's because that
went viral. They traced it. So for instance, someone said, I
confronted a five, my five year old son Yesterday, I asked him
to explain the mortgage rates. He said, I don't know I like
Batman, a mealy mouthed reply. That's British humour, kind of,
yes. It's funny. Yeah. And there's a whole bunch of them,
they came back and said, you know, we're arresting you
because you were inciting hatred, racial hatred on social
media.
Now, is this Do we can we document this as fact?
Well, I Oh, I can only go by the by the news report. It's from me
see, this is see where this comes from. And of course, in
our system these days, or for the past five years, everything
we link to is saved. Offline. It says from independent.ie.
Let's credible, I would think so. Hmm. Yeah.
Well, that's not a good thing. Can't say anything. I didn't
find that racially inciting anything. mean, to me, the mouth
replies, just a comment. It's just the fact. But that's
the point. That's the answer. That's one of the few
said I didn't get an answer. And then that same joke floating
around, would that be? You can't say I didn't get an answer. Is
that like something you're gonna be arrested for? I
don't know, John, I don't know. You're asking, unfortunately,
the wrong guy.
And what's wrong with these Irish cops?
It's, it's the political correctness. And people are now
starting to wake up to this and saying, maybe there's something
to that. I mean, we are being accused. I hear every every news
models, folks whole is all saying the reason they're pissed
off is because of what we say about meaning Donald Trump or
Ted Cruz or anybody. That's what we are being blamed? Well, it's
because the rhetoric we are using makes them mad, it makes
us makes them want to kill people. So it's like shut up.
You have to shut up otherwise, it's only gonna get worse.
That's that's the thinking. That is the instruction. Oh, and go
shopping. But otherwise, that's the instruction.
This is the calm. This is a common thread of the no agenda
show for the last five or six years is all a subtle attack on
free speech. Yes,
yes. But if you look at how we're educating kids, it's, it's
no. And we got a lot of millennial feedback. In fact, we
get a lot of that in general people saying it's kind of
divided. You know, like if you don't know You don't know
anything about millennial millennials. I'm a millennial.
You don't know anything about millennials. We got a millennial
note.
Yeah, that we do. That's a good note three thing as I told him
that I there's a couple of issues in that note that he
couldn't disagree. He thinks we actually know what we're talking
about about millennials because we're surrounded by him. And we
asked them questions from producers,
Zach. Great work as always want to offer email about a more
recent show to say I believe your analysis of millennials to
be spot on and this is coming from one. While I'm considered
to be a millennial, I am known as the older one. I have
observed everything you're saying from my friends and co
workers who fall into this category and want to tell you
about my observations and rationale for what led to this.
This is the email you're talking about, correct? Yep. When
discussing millennials, you often get a lot of pushback from
them. And that is because we can't take criticism. I struggle
with this myself. And this is something I recognise.
recognised as a while as a problem if I wanted to grow and
become better at specific talents and practices. I think
the biggest thing that contributes to this is our
education. I've noticed most people are taught that they have
the most up to date form of education. And often in schools,
we see examples of things that were once acceptable a certain
way, until, for example, the planet Pluto was no longer a
planet. This constant updated change gives the false notion
that anything taught before is out of date and easily
dismissed. Furthermore, when challenged to defend a position,
most people don't even know how to do something like that and
just dismiss you as crazy. You're just someone who was
behind the times. What Millennials lack is wisdom. But
wisdom is something our society dismisses as important. If
knowledge is power than wisdom is the control to be able to
direct that power is needed. Like a pitcher in a baseball all
the power in the world doesn't mean much of anything less you
had to the control to wield it, in this case, to be able to have
a rational discussion. The other things I've noticed is how
unintelligent most millennials sound when they open their
mouths and have a discussion. I think this stems from several
issues. The first most obvious one is how most millennials are
imbedded into their phones and use this as a primary form of
communication. It is one thing to write out sentences, thoughts
and opinions in text, and another to do it audibly, where
there is no ability to proofread and proofread again. The second
reason for this is a combination of the lack of talented role
models most kids are teenagers or young adults look up to,
which constantly display a lack of intelligence and
communication. People now are more more concerned with making
sure that perception of them is trendy or glamorous than
intelligent. This is due to a combination of stars being made
overnight than in reality, haven't worked to even
accomplish anything, which sends the message you can be rich,
famous and influential without needing to actually work on
becoming that. And I think I've read the crux of it at this
point.
Now, okay, a couple of things that I wanted to say. One is
that I think he's wrong in a lot of these points. And this was
all triggered by those two clips, three clips that we had
on the last show, yes, that dumb guy going and then velocity of
money and just throwing words,
Blockchain
blockchain.
I just do that all the time. Hey, baby, we'd like a drink and
some blockchain blockchain blockchain
couple of things. One, he's talks about the the changing of
what is right what is true and what's not true. Mentioning
Pluto as an example. That is that is a universal thing that's
happened. Even when I was a kid. There was a moment
that I was alive when when Pluto became a planet. Well,
the other thing was, there's even more egregious issues, it
seems to me and this was within recent memory they came out with
something that you've used to iron pots and pans you're gonna
die. Remember that? Yeah, that was a big deal about cast iron
cast iron cast iron is gonna kill you. Oh, no. And they all
pull back on that because it was such boys. It was I don't even
know why this who would Public Relations Committee was behind
it. But in 1957, there was an event called the International
geophysics year, and that's the year when they discovered plate
tectonics
that was more than anyone in the 30s. Sorry, Donald Fagan.
Anybody that in the 30s 40s or 50s, when you looked at a globe
or a world map, and you saw Africa, and South America, it
looks like one fits into the other. The word was no, that's
just a coincidence. I really wasn't until the end they have
you ever thought that you were wrong? Wrong Wrong. And then the
geophysics year did they determine they were both
together at one time that was on plate tectonics work? There was
all one big gob of Earth.
So were people yelling Science, Science, Science.
Probably they always do. And then we're talking about these
these vapid celebrities that are just coming in out of the blue.
This is not new either. If anybody remembers Eva and Joshua
Gabor, especially Joshua, are you in Marilyn Monroe if you
want well, Marilyn Monroe at least did some work. The Georgia
Board didn't do anything really. She was more of a Paris Hilton.
She didn't do any more work than Paris Hilton does. So these
these elements are always in play. There is some Anything
else that is going on with millennials it's not so in other
words our deconstruction done by the millennial is inaccurate in
so far is why I think what he missed completely is the self
esteem movement. I think I agree which falls right into place is
the real problem here and that's why you can't take criticism you
can't take criticism if you get so much self esteem that you
can't possibly be wrong about his all you get his likes and
all you get his likes and that's all part of self esteem, self
esteem, the self esteem movement, which you can research
and read about online just look it up on Google you can read
it's a horrible it was a Horace the old Oh, Johnny, oh, you
can't catch the ball, you should still be on the baseball team.
You know,
we are in the very, very beginning of an evolution and we
are not intellectually or in some ways even physically
prepared for the internet. We were not ready for it and it's
coming we'll figure it out. Right down to the smartphones
we're changing our posture holding these these things.
There's a lot of things that are going to change. What also
changes is is I will agree with them they're the education
system is pretty poor. If you listen to this
study shows only 1/3 of kids here in King County can tell
time on an analogue clock blame it on the digital age, the
survey asked 100 kids between six and 16 years old to figure
out the time on a clock with hands and only one and seven of
them scored full marks and it's no wonder only one in 10 even
owned a watch your
How about that. That's it. I
think this is specious. Personally, I if you
know, I'll tell you why in a moment, go ahead why it's not
alright.
If you never see there's no reason in the world o'clock is
in anachronistic idea that old with the two hands. It's there's
no reason that anyone should have to learn that I mean,
unless you want to travel in Europe and look up at the town
clock, which is probably wrong anyway. And but generally
speaking, everything's digital. Now there's no reason and you
can I don't blame anyone for not being there. It's the same. I
disagree. I disagree for two reasons. One, I believe being
learning to tell time visually on a clock is very important for
understanding the physical world. And why we have
mathematics that were divided into 12 hours. 12 months is a
lot of important things there. But maybe more importantly, is
the ability to do pattern recognition, to recognise a
pattern and to it's it's a brain exercise that we you and I did
all our lives until the last 20 years probably. It's a brain
exercise. I still do it. I still I like analogue clocks. Pretty
Yeah. And it's not without that constant training. And I'm not
saying it's it's necessarily a problem with the education, but
to not be interested in teaching the division of our physical
world and the way we interpret that into units of 12. I think
it's a mistake.
I'm not seeing it. I don't think it's any more important than
learning how to read a sundial, which is also takes a little
skill.
But will you agree that that pattern recognition is
important? Yeah. But
there's pattern recognition. There's so much pattern
recognition that's like, Oh,
he's white. He has privilege. I recognise the pattern like that.
I'll leave it at that. I'm going to show my school by donate
to no agenda. Imagine all the people who could do that. Oh,
yeah, that'd be fun.
We do have a few people to think in starting with Sir William
Durkin in Greenville, South Carolina 12345 He needs some
longevity Lexus karma fours. 2006 GS. Okay, let's stop right
here.
Oh, we need to stop the show.
No, just stop the my read
stopped your gun stopping to read we have a problem on the
floor.
We needed the floor directors to be in on this but I have a 1993
Lexus SC 400 Yeah. It needs no longevity karma. It's just a,
like a truck. These things go run forever. You don't but we'll
put some karma at the end. You can take it for that. But
believe me, I was talking to some guy but I have like 150,000
miles on it. Guy. Another guy says Ah, that's my spare motor.
Oh. And he's got like 350 on his Lexus. There's more people,
especially these three things. It's just ridiculous. Wow, you
have to have the things re upholster do you have to do all
this extra work that I will say I said it before I'll say it
again. This 9093 car which is all I can afford. Especially
with down donation day Yeah, this car has never blown out any
bulb. The headlamps, the interior lights, the turn
signals. All bulbs are the originals. Which, to me really
makes you one. Do you ever
drive it at night? Yeah, of
course I drive it at night. It's fascinating.
All right, that's, that's the bar though. Who makes those
bulbs?
Well, I'd like to find out don't know how to relate your
incandescent obviously.
Don't, don't touch it with your fingers. That ruins them that
heat a little bit. They have the oil from your fingers can make
them die.
Well, that that's, that's okay, let's stop. It oil from your
fingers only really affects those extremely hot quartz Zeon
and other bulbs that are like
I was always taught never to touch the bulb with my fingers.
From early on. A fair little 60 Watt ball just telling you I'm
just telling you what I was taught. I could be wrong. I
could be wrong. You don't have to explore you
just don't know you're 60 watt bulb you have to use it. Screw
it in without your fingers.
With a glove. That's what I was taught. I worked. Well your
candidate you were taught wrong. Yeah. Okay. Let's just say
you're incorrect and that's fine.
The real the ball with failure, typically speaking is the loss
of the vacuum. Because they're vacuum that's why there was
filled with gas usually lasts longer. But those little bulbs
Yeah, you're not supposed to touch him. The little bitty
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way, before we go there, I want to get one clip to get out of
the way, which you'll appreciate. So another spook.
That is the guy who did that 60 minutes report on the NSA. Now
he's working for the police department in New York.
He's right back in what is it in the CBN? What's his name was his
name that Al Miller John, John Miller. Yes, he was. He was the
the Bogut of CBS hogi interview though he was
a CBS reporter Yeah. When he was really an insider, you
gotta listen to this because this is and of course this is
taken advantage of every crisis and coming up with this. And
tell me what you think. How you interpret this because I have my
thoughts on W AIC KRWICK are
well after what happened in Brussels today. Tonight, one of
the top counterterrorism officials in the country is
calling out a Bay Area Tech company. Mark Kelly is in our
newsroom right now, Mark, what is this all about?
Well, Ken, it all has to do with an app, an app that allows users
to send self destructing messages.
We're looking at what we call going dark.
NYPD Deputy Commissioner John Miller talking about apps like
wicker, and teleworker that he says are getting into the hands
of terrorists and allowing them to communicate secretly,
we are seeing not just iPhones that can't be cracked, but
entire communication systems that are designed to be
impenetrable. And we're seeing those become the primary tools
of terrorists.
San Francisco based wicker calls its app a secure communications
platform. You can send texts, video and photos, and it's all
encrypted. Another app Telegram is similar. security analysts
worry apps like these allow ISIS to plan attacks without
detection.
So when you ask a question like how could they miss this
technology is becoming a big enabler,
but wicker calls that online privacy a universal human right
and one it's willing to defend. Earlier this month, wicker
joined other tech companies in this amicus brief defending
Apple against its ongoing privacy challenge from the
federal government. Miller says he fears terrorists speaking to
each other on the dark internet could lead to direct attacks
here in the US. We reached out to wicker for comment but have
not yet heard back.
Okay,
I smell honey pot. Yeah,
I'm looking at this now. So they've raised $69 million in a
with a series where they had some seed funding with a series
B of 30 and two rounds at 39 which may be a down round Let me
see. I haven't know a lot about this shit. Let's see who's in
it. Briar capital Alsop Louie partners CME Group Dolby family
ventures Eileen Burbridge Gilman Louie I guess as part of the
Louis partners the Knight Foundation row Juniper Networks
Richard a Clark
Richard a Clark isn't a debt Clark it's declared Clark does
dick but he got in on
the on this he just had him on a minute and he
got in on the seat around the series A not to see the series a
bezel personally.
Yeah, yeah, so the ex NSA guy have a better job of covering
this crap Wow.
Wow, hold on. I gotta go hit the chime. Be careful Wow, how easy
was that?
Doesn't take much
it could have been it could have been a nice little tagline by
saying oh, by the way former NSA deputy you will see a deputy
I think it was something like that he was one of these hot
shots. Yeah. Is
an investor an early investor in the company in the series A for
the so called Secure plot. Well, maybe we should ask him some
questions in Congress. How come you're investing then at a hill
a hole and it could go both ways. It could
anybody could have one of those brighter or brighter one of
these at least one fund in there has got some sort of I mean,
obviously didn't make it too obvious by having that CIA
Investment Group. Jump in? No. Oh, they could be in there for
all you know, they don't have
to David You mean in Kyoto? I don't see in Cattelan there
Yeah, but it's also possible that
they made inky tail can go in because they got enough money
and say here, we're gonna give you some rounds. But you have to
sign this document because this is this can't be discussed
right? That's, that's unbelievable.
It has his initial Richard a Clark with the E at the end it
is the same guy. He's an early investor in going dark app. This
is an outrage.
Yeah, the band I'm sure he called Miller and says, Hey, we
got I got this. I got a bunch of money in this little operation.
Can you find some way to promote it?
Hey, tell me that isn't worth your $5 a month. Ah, come on.
That was good. Yeah, Chase. Well, we got to stay all over
this now. We got to keep it we got to tweet him. How much did
you invest in wicker? Hey, are you contributing to the
terrorism problem
dick and by the way, the thing that kind of the giveaway I'm
always reminded of like these
operations explored by myself here for a minute I'm sorry,
that was
run by the mafia for example, white front used to be a mafia
organisation right and they always like to put in the name
somehow in the name what's going on? So the so the cognitive
study this like code is like 33 wicker wicker like a wick and a
candle. Drawn Come on, honey pot Hello.
But I think I need to do the New York Times crossword.
So there you go. That's a callback. Hmm, I like that one.
Yeah, it's for the, for the Roomba which Rubicon Rubicon.
It's just getting harder and harder to get hold of
it. So this is a quick little clip. Just a thing that came on
the news this morning. I clipped it to lead into something
bigger. The city
of Houston is trying to save money by limiting its recycling
service. So residents who want to recycle glass will now have
to drop it off at a recycling centre themselves. The city will
no longer pick it up. The mayor says that the move will help
them close a $160 million budget shortfall.
Now I believe this to be a big mistake after we play that whole
clip again. It's really not that interesting. Well, that is to
me. Sorry,
the city of Houston is trying to save money by limiting its
recycling service. So residents who want to recycle glass will
now have to drop it off at a recycling centre themselves. The
city will no longer pick it up. The mayor says that the move
will help them close a $160 million budget shortfall.
Okay, what does Okay, so now there's got it was because in
California, we've had this, ah, you got it. I worked again, I'll
go back to my olden days, when I worked at the air pollution
district, I did a lot of inspections of glass plants. And
there used to be bins and bins and bins. It's not as though
that glass wasn't being recycled. It's called what's
called call, I think they had a name for this stuff that had
just huge, just containers full of broken glass that they ran
through the glass factory a second time. And they would do
this constantly. And that's where the most brown glass, for
example is a result of this mixed glass, although they tried
to keep us the colour separate. And then the Cal perg. This
operation, this activist operation came up with the
bottle bill where you have to now pay five cents or six cents
extra every time you buy a bottle. So for recycling costs,
even though this was going on, commonly and effortlessly, and
then they get to the places like Berkeley, you have to recycle
your glass, oh into Venice special bin, and all this other
nonsense. And it's like it's for no good reason. They've always
been doing this. But now that this, this happens, you're
telling me that this is a money loser. So with all the money,
we're supposed to be paid, we pay for these bottles, and then
the recycling process is losing money. So the whole thing is a
loser. This is bullshit.
Yeah. Moreover, when you learn more when I've learned that
recycled glass is going to be a very valuable commodity. So
they're making a mistake in Houston. I don't care what you
want, how you want to cut the budget, but glass is the wrong
one. And I base this on an anonymous producer who clued me
in and suggest that I watched a documentary which I did. And
I'll start by asking you the question what is after air and
water? What is the most voluminous and most traded and
most smuggled commodity in the world
will essentially done my best I would assume sand absolutely
sand it is. And the this documentary called sand wars
which I recommend everybody watch you can get it you
probably get on the torrents but I recommend you pay the people
who did that and get it off amazon for 299. Sand we have
been dredging the oceans and now we're dredging the rivers for
sand. The sand comes from the mountain You know, there's
1000s, if not hundreds of 1000s of years journey to finally get
into the ocean. And when sand is interesting, because if you
dredge sand out the you don't really control what happens, you
don't control the ocean. And sand that is around the hole
that you dredged out, just starts to flow in to that hole
that you made. And over time, it just fills up. Now, where does
that sand come from? It mainly comes from places that are built
about a sand like land. Now, the the number one consumer of sand
crazily enough, because they're in the desert? Is Dubai. Because
you need sand. It's that's how all modern building buildings
and construction are put together, there's no you can't
just change this process overnight of how they use sand
to create concrete mainly. And there are smugglers there are I
mean, this is an incredible trade of just sand and the sand
in the desert. These unusable it's kind of crazy bringing sand
to the to the Arabs in the desert. They can't use that sand
because it's been blown around so much it doesn't have the
structure, which is why that people are now looking at
recycling glass to turn it back into sand, which does have
pretty much the same structure and can be used for
construction. But what is interesting is that all this
talk about sea levels rising. It's because the sand is making
the landmasses disappear. The number one place in the world
where sand mining is so prevalent that it has affected
the country. Can you guess which country?
I know the Florida the Maldives?
The guys who are always talking complaining, yes, because
they've sold all their sand in this documentary. You see, the
island is just slipping away into the ocean. You can't stop
it. And so this
way, when I said Florida, I know it's not a country, some idiots.
You think Florida?
No, don't worry about it. So this documentary was mind
blowing this rising of the oceans is because the the
landmasses are slipping away due to the dredging of sand for
outreach. And it's outrageous amounts of construction.
But actually the oceans are actually lowering. And this
would explain it to although it's a minor amount of rice and
everything, right?
So watch this documentary sandbars. It's really an and all
sudden you just get it, you're like, Oh, my God, no wonder and
it's an it's a it's a it's a disaster. That's in like in
Florida, because you did bring up Florida, they've had erosion
of their beaches for for, as long as I've been going flip the
column, the groynes, or the girders or whatever they call
them to do things in the ocean and trying to stop the sand from
flowing away. But what they're doing is they these communities
like in Florida, they go out, you know, maybe 15 miles and
they dredge up sand 15 miles out, and then they spew that
back on to recreate the beach. But of course what it's only
going to slip back within a year, because it's trying to get
back to fill up that hole that was just dredged at 15 miles
out. And so the beaches disappear, and then it's sold to
us sold to us as the sea level is rising, we're all gonna die,
we're gonna die. But that's because we're all gonna die. But
it's not necessarily because of global warming. And I have not
heard anyone talk about this problem.
And guess what? Nobody ever will.
I don't know, I think recycled glass is going to be a good
business.
Well, it's always been a very important part of the glass
manufacturing business. It's always been a very important
part. It's nothing new. And my complaint was and now they've
kind of institutionalised it so you can get two or five cents or
a dime for every bottle that they sell at the grocery store.
And that where does that money go is just a scam. I understand
that. But that's what I was bitching about did the sand
thing is different. That's interesting. Yeah,
I will say sand wars.
Exactly why you can't use the sand in the desert that you're
talking about where the software which is really very power.
powdery. I will say that. There is excited been in a sandstorm.
Yeah, I will say that. I don't see how it can't be used. Maybe
not used in concrete, not in construction used in glass
manufacturing.
That's not no, that's not the big business. It's construction.
That's the business. And you know, it'd be that man, they've
made all this whole man made islands and everything and
Dubai, which is now empty, of course. But we're, we're, we're
building ourselves out of our land. And so the funny thing in
Florida is you got these people that are building, you know, all
these constructions with the sand and it's just it's taking
away their beachfront. It's going to go away. And pretty
quickly. Well,
I'm glad you're panicked about it.
I'm not panicked. I think it's really interesting. Boy, you're
going to
have a link in the show notes or whatever the stalker manner As
you get as it come on YouTube or is it something you have to
download illegally as
I said you can get it off of amazon for 299 Okay, but I also
put in there the Maldives sand mining problems and you can read
all about it the Maldives those guys are always coming they were
the number one with a handout hey we need some money for
climate change. Yeah why don't you not sell your sand? Which is
part of your land? No Hello
look our beaches are gone this rising tide digging themselves
to oblivion. Very good.
Yeah, that's all I got. John.
What do you got?
It wasn't good enough.
I mean, I I do have I mean, I always have a real news or if
you want a real news or well let me
play some I got a Bill Nye if you really want I do want to get
us back on track about the I noticed that Fast Company
Magazine said that the food of the future is bugs. Oh yes. Um,
a whole there's promoting eating bugs and we've been pushing the
starvation. The you know, the the depression style of food.
Yes. Where people eat kale. It's a depression food. They eat mac
and cheese. It's a depression food. Bugs is not a depression
food, but it's a great idea. But here's a new one. A new way of
going about this play this one. This is the Sell. Sell. Food
date law. Well, there
is a push to clarify expiration dates on food labels save a lot
of wasted food. It's a response to a report presented at
Stanford this month that found the US loses $215 billion in
food waste every year. Assemblyman David Chu believes
part of the problem is that there are too many different
kinds of food labels like best to use buy or sell buy. His bill
says there should only be two kinds.
What they want to do, obviously, is to change the day so we're
eating rotten food. This is just adding to the bog are they gonna
leave ale eating
the junk? Aren't bugs, can you keep doing those indefinitely?
Did it need to be
dried? Right bugs? I don't think you can eat you keep a fresh bug
in depth. Why not? The answer? Won't
there just be a bug counter like there is for a butcher and
there's the fish guy at Whole Foods and then we'll have the
Bug Guy.
I think a bug counter at Whole Foods would do it for me.
And he'd had one of those beekeeper outfits on he'd be in
a cage. And he cashed them for you live. Net how many
grasshoppers? Hello, ants.
So I played those clips of Hillary earlier. And I've
noticed that one thing about her that if you just doesn't really
take a lot you can use tweak her voice a little bit and she comes
out sounding like a man.
Our enemies are constantly adapting. So we have to do the
same. For example, Brussels demonstrated clearly we need to
take a harder look at security protocols.
Borderline borderline
I use three variables. Tempo speed and pitch. That's what she
sounds like.
She had a set of balls on her there, man.
Good one. Yeah. My good, uh, pumped up the ball.
That was very good. I like that a lot.
I'm gonna work on that
My face hurts. Man,
too much to get one go one
for I was actually gonna ask you before you do another one on me.
Do you have anything to share with us? I mean, so two things
happen. First of all, in the Netherlands, I should have
mentioned that there will be no talk about the terrorist who was
sent to Holland and then to Belgium. There'll be no we can't
have any of that because Johan Cruyff passed away.
No Johann crowd credit. You
might know him as Crieff. He was the legendary number 14 Soccer
player for the Dutch team and for iOS, of course, the
Amsterdam team. He passed away very young 69 I think. And the
whole country is just like, can't I mean this guy is is the
country in a way for many, many years. He's like the, you know,
him and Pele? Pretty much if you ask real soccer nuts. They'll
tell you that Rio and Kroy was one of the greats.
But I was like the the athlete would pass away at 69.
Yeah, cancer. Oh, but I thought maybe you could share something
with us because I think he deserves a lot more. And it
always happens when you don't want to die when there's a
terrorist attack in Belgium, but Andy Grove of Intel passed at 79
Yeah, I thought maybe you would have a little thing to do.
Well, I have a couple of anecdotes about him. He was
actually kind of a prick. So let's make sure that the data is
not mentioned
it too soon,
maybe I don't know. No, no, he went, I mean, so it's like Steve
Jobs was not an expert. Yeah. And but Andy, we had a bunch of
characteristics what he was the hardest driving CEO the company
has ever seen since or before. And he is the one who also
started the feud with AMD, which should have never happened, why
not much long story behind that, which I could tell some time.
Okay. But he did it against the wishes of Robert Noyce, and he
started a feud with AMD and Jerry's Sanders, who ran AMD at
the time who used to host noise in Los Angeles in Hollywood,
where he or Sanders lived most of the time. And they made a
gentleman's agreement that AMD would always have access to
second sourcing Intel chips, and Andy didn't know much on that
which caused a feud between the two companies because Andy was
just a hard driving guy. The the funny stories about Andy was
that he had always used a Macintosh.
That's interesting. Yes. And then
his nickname at the company was Mr. Clean. He apparently was a
clean cleanliness freak or Purell person.
I don't know about the Purell part, but he was apparently kept
a very neat and tidy environment. And it was very,
not happy with anybody who didn't do the same. And
did you ever meet him? Yeah, I
met him a number of times. I chatted with him along any
anecdote.
No, all he did was complain. He would complain mostly about AMD.
It's like, oh, those bastards. You know, they should be out of
business. He would go on and on about it. And he last time I saw
him when he was just getting into the getting sick. He I
don't think he recognised me or anything. It was weird. And of
course we Yeah, that's an Andy Grove van. I never liked him.
That should be on his tombstone. I
never liked it. Why would he care about that? Oh, he doesn't
care.
But that's I appreciate your frankness. Yeah. And of course,
Rob Ford died.
The mayor up there and yeah, that was a weird. I thought,
well, he had cancer
to everyone's cancer.
Yeah, he's like he's just floating around the pricker.
Okay. All back. Okay. Remember that? pricker?
Yeah, that is well, the the Americans are starting up again.
On FX so we'll have more prickers soon.
Yeah, the prick girl. Yeah,
there's a Russian out there. Just go Google Play record the
picker picker the picker.
So I have a clip that Isaac got a question for you.
But don't let that be a lesson children hookers and blow is not
always good. Everything in moderation.
This is the anti marijuana report. Okay.
Do you have a question for me? Or do we play the after
the clip.
A new study by UC Davis finds people who use marijuana
regularly ended up with lower pain and less skilled jobs.
Researchers say they also face financial difficulties and
relationship problems. And those who oppose the legalisation of
marijuana say, this is one reason why it should not be
legal.
But they're now seeing is for a long time. So it's not
surprising. It's surprising study
followed close to 1000 participants in New Zealand from
birth until age 38. Okay.
I feel the question coming.
What's wrong with this report?
Well, here's what I heard. I heard if you smoke marijuana
view, you get less high paying jobs, you get shitty jobs, your
relationships break apart. And I'm thinking, Wait a minute, I'm
a twice to vote divorce podcaster. This report, maybe
there's something there is something I should pay attention
to. I don't think that's what you meant, though.
No. I'm gonna let you this is a short clip. So I want you to
down to listen to the report. Okay. Instead of laughing at it
because it's so idiotic. And some Berkeley woman comes out
with some code. This is why we get in when I have it.
I thought you were I thought you were playing it to ask me if I
recognise any of these patterns
that's called these patterns. And but no, that's,
I mean, I'm high right now. Hold on. Let's play the clip. A
new study by UC Davis finds people who use marijuana
regularly ended up with lower pain and less skilled jobs.
Researchers say they also face financial difficulties and
relationship problems, and those who oppose the legalisation of
marijuana. This is one reason why it should not be legal.
What they're now seeing is what we've been saying for a long
time. So it's not surprising.
Study followed call was to 1000 participants in New Zealand from
birth until age 38. Okay.
All right. Where is this study from? New Zealand? No University
of California Davis up the road.
Oh, you're right. Yes. That's what they said in the beginning.
Okay.
So what is this got to do with
New Zealand? That's where they tested it. I
guess you telling me that somebody gave you that UC Davis,
a bunch of money to do this is one of those pay deals you pay?
You can do this. Anyone can do this by the end, go to the
university and give them money to do some work for you. This is
not unusual.
Pharmaceuticals. Do it everybody, everybody,
everybody does it. I could do it. Yeah.
Now, who gave them money to go to New Zealand as opposed to
just coming over here to Berkeley or going down to, you
know, down the road?
Maybe? Well, I don't know who but I know how the conversation
went. Hey, man, I
got a great idea. Let's go to New Zealand's mugs. And we do
that's how I would pitch it. But I'm not sure who paid for that.
This is
bullcrap. This report, you can't check on it because it's a New
Zealand. This is a nonsense report. This is a scam to keep
the public in California, where that shouldn't be legalised. And
it says though, gee, no, so you shouldn't be legalised
everybody's smoking it now you know how hard it is to get a one
of those prescription drug prescription for for using
marijuana from one of these guys. doesn't take anything,
everyone I know who likes to smoke pot all the time, I don't
get the prescription. So in case you get pulled over, the cops
decide to do something about it. This is just another one of
these moments to try to screw the citizens of California make
it as illegal as they can. So they can keep growing it at
ridiculous prices and have an underground that makes all the
money. This shouldn't be it shouldn't be like, it should be
legalised. Period. I'm stabbed done. Anyways, a bogus bogus
news story of hate.
I can tell and you're not. You're not even a user. Even a
user, you're not a user, man.
I'd be a lot different on this show.
You'd be nailing every intro, dude.
You're still on that? Yeah. Not really.
All right. Well, what can we expect? What is what is
happening for the rest of the week? So I won't be able to get
much news out of HoloLens will be nothing but soccer.
retrospectives that just off had done. The Belgians.
That's a good one. They probably killed him. Well, here's what's
gonna happen if you've seen Bill Clinton recently.
Yeah, that's the one I'm looking at. He's looking worse by the
day and he had these
last. I'm gonna put these in the newsletter. I got some pictures
of him that were isolated. It's like Holy mackerel. Wake up.
Have some coffee, do something. I think
Cruz is going to be taken out with this. I don't know about
the hookers. That's not what I heard. I heard that he was
having an affair. The National Enquirer front page today. Oh
five, five prostitutes. Talk about Ted Cruz.
No, yeah. Yeah, that's got Trump written all over it.
But we heard about it. months ago.
Months Yeah. But it has Yeah, but they didn't turn the spigot.
They didn't open the valve.
Okay, here's the spigot I'll read you the headline I'm
looking at it now. Cruises five oh cruisers, five secret
mistresses, and one of them is a hooker.
No wonder the Mormons liked him and voted him in Utah. Makes
sense.
private detectives are digging into at least five affairs Ted
Cruz supposedly had claimed a Washington insider. The leaked
details are an attempt to destroy what's left of his White
House campaign.
President candidate I'm sure this is the reason presidential
candidate
Ted Cruz is trying to survive an explosive dirt file on the
finger wagging conservative Senator at the new issue of the
National Enquirer on newsstands now reveals how the reports
like the use of the finger wag finger went as you read their
boom finger wagging
conservative senator.
Yeah finger wagging conservative Senator that's dynamite writing
reveals house for this daughter.
Right yeah reveals how the reports say the staunch
Republican is hiding five different mistresses. Donje the
Enquirer reports that Cruz's claim mistresses include a foxy
political consultant and the high place DC attorney. There
are also whispers of other intimate late night sessions Ted
has had in Washington and even a wild sex worker makes the cut
six I love Mark I love I love how We roll this. It's just
people always ask why Americans are pretty much happy. This is
the reason
we're happier than the Danes.
We're happy about this stuff, man. This is great. Now
we want to mention something because people don't do
listeners especially don't have a clue about what we feel about
the National Enquirer people always say Oh, consider the
source consider
the source exactly what we're doing.
The source of the National Enquirer as a source for this
sort of thing pays absolutely top notch because they pay for
these stories pay up journalists generally won't do this. It's
unethical. It's unethical. It's fantastic.
It's it's an outstanding product. I have to go get my my
papers to visit good,
just garbage. But the day when it comes to political stuff like
this, they nail this. So this is happening. So this is the end of
the Ted Cruz camp. Yes, he's
over. And this Donald Trump turn around is interesting. I wonder
if he can keep it alive. I wonder what he's going to he's
been very quiet. I wonder he just waiting for crews to die
out. I guess he's knows that the we're going to expose the photos
of the woman. The other one? I've
said it a couple of shows ago that that's and we talked about
this maybe a month ago about how the right wing talk show guys
are talking about how Fox is going to sell out to Trump. Yes.
And then I've been observing. No, no, I don't see any evidence
of this. Right. Ah, I have now as of today changed my mind.
Okay. I watched the lineup of the Hannity and Riley and
the rest of it. They were on stage. I mean, that thing. No,
no, the the network itself, it's the network. Yeah. And and
Hannity who's the real tub Thumper for the Republicans.
They're all in on Trump now all of a sudden, to the to an
outrageous degree. He had Laura Ingram on and all the I'm
surprised that Trump was in there, so they could both blow
him. It was outrageous. So fox that I think is in the bag. I
think that what they said is true. So this will be
interesting to see how this shakes out. But I don't know
what's gonna I don't. Well, rants, premiss was on one of
these shows that he was being excoriated by one of these guys.
And he said, Donna, it's just you're just imagining this is
not going to happen. Well,
I'll tell you this. If I had my conspiracy hat on, I'd say Trump
is working for the Jews. The media is doing exactly what he
wants him to do. He'll be president. That's just my
conspiracy hat.
Yeah, I can see how you could work that
out. But again, I'm high. doesn't really make any doesn't
really matter. But all right. Ah, yeah.
All eyes on bill. All eyes on crews. The Hillary Bernie thing
continues to heat up with Democrats being very mean to
each other now saying horrible things. Which is fun. I'm
Bernie. And sadly, you know, we'll see more action in Europe.
I've that I just don't see how it can not be happening in any
of the EU countries where member states.
And I think it's not going to be on a six week cycle.
No, no, no, it's going to be much tighter. The question is,
will we see something in the United States? That's the
question.
I doubt it.
Well, you know, trying to make
the analysis where we don't have these communities like that
these radicalised communities where it's no no go zones. I
mean, I there's no goes there's not a no go zone that I've ever
known of. I mean, the NBA after midnight in some parts of New
York or Cleveland, I wouldn't go there. But it's not like a no go
zone. When is when is Easter? Easter is this coming Sunday?
Oh, we're working on Easter.
And the word is that Easter is the next attack is what I'm
getting from Intel in euros. Yeah.
Well, we're working on Easter this the two of us seem to work
on holidays more than any other podcast broadcast, whatever you
want to call it, advertising. We work on we're going to be
working on Easter, I hope you will support us for doing that.
That would be highly appreciated. But also we'll be
on vigilant watch. If we see something, you know, we'll say
something.
Hey, Easter would be a good time for a
nice religious thing. So we can say it's not about religion, you
know, it's fun. cognitive dissidence, again, like it's not
about religion. Why they did it on my brain is Brian. All right.
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You rowdy crowd No no no no. I don't want to break anything.
No, no, no I told you that the civil rights of LGBT Americans
okay you know what? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no
you're my house. You're not You're not You're not gonna
You're not. You're not gonna get a good response from me by
interrupting me like I'm sorry. I'm sorry. No, no, no, no. Shame
on. You okay, you can either stay
quiet, or we'll have to take out can we have this person removed
please? I'm just gonna wait till we get this up. Okay, where was
that?
As a general rule, I am just fine with a few hecklers. But
now when
I don't want a door. I don't want a window. I don't want a
sliding glass door. I would like people to comply with court
orders and that's the conversation we're trying to
have. Can this bench run the country? Show the dog. Genie.
Come on, guys. No, no, no, no, no, no.
Our enemies are constantly adapting. So we have to do the
same. For example, Brussels demonstrated clearly we need to
take a harder look at security protocols, and intelligence work
take place within 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 hours. It only
exists to protect their freedoms, protect their
freedoms, protect their
freedoms, adios MoPhO
you might die
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