A lot of them look like they put out. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
It's Thursday, July 7 2016. And time once again for your Gitmo
nation media assassination episode 840. This is no agenda.
It's the Comey versus Clinton showdown. We're at the 50 yard
line and broadcasting live in the capital drone Star state
here in FEMA Region six. Morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry.
And from Northern Silicon Valley where it looks like we're late.
I'm John C. Dvorak was killed.
You know, sometimes you got to clean up the cobwebs. You got to
reboot the router and then you could do the show.
Long time to reboot that router. Yeah,
I know. I don't know why. Does seem to take forever.
And has Yeah, I don't know. I don't know. It's technology,
man.
What do we know? What well,
now it was a nice exciting week for us. It was
a great week was fun. I did have to just remove myself from
everything for a moment there because it got so deep in rule
crap. I had to I just had to turn it off and complete my
sweep of the 13 colonies.
Oh, you mad at you, man if you hadn't made it?
Almost apparently. No way. It wasn't just the weekend is the
whole Fourth of July week. So all I need now is Delaware. I
have everything else. Oh,
I think Joe Biden's got a rig.
She queued Jo b c q Jo be? Nice fabric. Anyway, we have the big
announcement by FBI Director Comey. We probably should start
there. Yeah, I
guess. So. You want to do overview clips? Yes, I
do. Well, I see no, actually, I may not. In fact, I thought it
was more. Just reading his transcript is a lot easier to
parse what he was saying. Particularly the last bit about
recommendations. But the the media was so poor, so poor at
analyzing what he actually said, so poor at understanding how the
system works. And what a recommendation is versus an
indictment. Most of what was on on television was absolute
effing crap.
Well, what they like to do, because they think they're
clever. Yeah. And we have, I don't I didn't get any of these.
I thought they were there were cliched where they had Clinton
say one thing and then Comey says, Actually,
I that is what I did pull clips off because it was a cliche, you
can call it cliched. But the rest of that was what was
interesting. The response from these were mainstream. I saw
these on CNN, John,
I will there on all the networks. Yeah,
well, let me play one. One of these just one I got three, we
want to play them all obvious. I
have one that I want to play. I
did not email any classified material to anyone. There is no
classified material.
110 emails in 52 email chains have been determined by the
owning agency to contain classified information. At the
time they were sent or received. I provided
all my emails that could possibly be work related
several 1000 work related emails that were not among the group of
30,000 emails returned by Secretary Clinton,
I thought using one device would be simpler.
She also use numerous mobile devices to send and to read
email.
There were no security breaches.
It is possible that hostile actors gained access to
Secretary Clinton's personal email account.
It was my practice to communicate with State
Department and other government officials. On their.gov
accounts, the
hostile actors gained access to the private commercial email
accounts of people with whom Secretary Clinton was in regular
contact from her personal account,
no doubt that we've done exactly what we should have done.
They were extremely careless in their handling of very
sensitive, highly classified information, people will be able
to judge for themselves, we cannot find a case that would
support bringing criminal charges on these facts. Thank
you. Thank you. Thank you very much. To be clear, this is not
to suggest that in similar circumstances, a person who
engaged in this activity would face no consequences.
Americans will find that to you know, interesting, and I look
forward to having a discussion about that.
And so this was on CNN was running stuff like this, this I
would
say that that when you put together it's as good as it gets
now saying that they all seem to have left that one back and
forth that only one network played. And I think it was PBS.
I could be wrong, because I've got to make a note on it here.
But, but I, for some reason, I don't understand why this
particular back and forth because every one of these could
be refuted by Hillary said something. And then the Comey
said something else. It's it's just as if, and I believe this
kind of to be true. Comey was putting together a commercial
package for the Trump campaign. Yeah. Now, I agree. That was
almost discussed on a couple of shows. But here's the one that I
don't understand why the all the back and forth, I'd never heard
one except the one I have here. Anyone using this one, this is
the Clinton deleted emails but with 100% certainty
that the deleted emails, that the FBI is not going to find
anything in there, that's going to cause you to have to explain
again,
all I can tell you is that when my attorneys conducted this
exhaustive process, I did not participate. I'm you know, very
sure that my attorneys did the most meticulous job that could
have been done, lawyers doing
the sorting for Secretary Clinton, in 2014, did not
individually read the content of all of our emails, it's also
likely that there are other work related emails that they did not
produce the state, and that we did not find elsewhere and that
are now gone. Because they deleted all emails, they did not
produce the state. And the lawyers didn't clean their
devices in such a way as to preclude complete forensic
recovery.
Yeah, in other words, she paid specialists to delete everything
real good. Yeah, I know that's, but that's what I'm saying.
People who are in who are in the mainstream, they had no idea how
to even read the simplest of of statements. Although, again, the
response particularly from the media in general, the MSNBC,
CNN, of ABC, and just they were all understanding how horrible
this really was, and why they rained on rained on Hillary's
parade of not being indicted. Just a quick cup of few
examples, just so we can hear this Andrea Mitchell, MSNBC,
it's gonna be very tough. I mean, they're going to point to
the fact that there is no criminal prosecution
recommended. But the fact is, she has been saying for more
than a year now that she never sent or received anything that
was classified at the time. And his analysis completely disputes
that her main argument, he speaks of the careless
carelessness of it, he also spoke to the fact that there it
was likely hacked by hostile actors, that would mean Russia,
China, even
she says the China was it was good for
China, China, even.
You can't say anything about Trump now,
the major internet and cyber war actors, the fact that she used
her devices overseas, that it was careless to use to have
classified information stored not just on the private server,
but the fact that she was passing information back and
forth to sleep people in the State Department. And they were
using the unclassified State Department system, not the
classified system. So the carelessness and the criticism
of their carelessness at the State Department, which he said
was unusual in the US government is also on her watch. This is
politically very damaging, not as damaging as a prosecution,
obviously, not as legally fraud as a prosecution would be, which
could be disabling for a nominee presumptive nominee, just weeks
before the convention.
And then we have to see this, I think was since what's the CNN
this was Clinton biographer Jonathan Allen, about the
report, James
Comey is going to testify before this House Oversight Committee.
You probably watched his news conference, just as I did
yesterday. It was I mean, it was it was bad for Hillary Clinton.
devastating for her state. Why isn't this enough? For
Republicans?
It was less devastating for Hillary Clinton than the FBI
recommending criminal charges against her. But I agree with
you. It was a really devastating moment for her in terms of the
trust question in terms of the honesty in terms of whether or
not she she may have violated statute. You know, Jim Comey
didn't even say that she didn't break the law. He simply said
that he would that no reasonable prosecutor would prosecute,
given what the FBI found. I think House Republicans want to
hear more of that if they can hear 11 hours of that, like the
11 hours of Benghazi testimony Hillary Clinton gave in October,
but haven't been bad for her as opposed to the 11 hours of
Benghazi testimony. They would get that from Jim Comey. They'd
like to hear him talk as much as possible.
And that is exactly what's happening today. Why is it why
Oh, biographers of politicians, royalty, politicians and royalty
mainly I have fat heads. Have you ever noticed that they're
usually gay guys with fat heads I don't want to I don't want to
like single it out or anything but just getting to me.
There's one little thing here I want to play.
I was just going to play the funniest the funniest. The
funniest response the funniest responses from The Daily Show,
which has dropped significantly and it's naturally
what watch this. This is interesting. Where do you must
go for somebody else? You know, I
tend to check in I do not like Trevor Noah I have he doesn't
have when he says something nasty about America. It feels
wrong. Get out of here South African is what I'm thinking.
Comfortable. Jon Stewart does is different. But he did a good job
on this one.
Did Hillary
tell the truth about anything? I feel like the next time I hear
her say I'm Hillary Clinton and I approve this message the FBI
director is gonna pop out and be like her real name is Philip G
McAdoo.
actually looked that up to see if that was something I
referenced. I should have understood. It wasn't as far as
I could tell by Hillary
why you do understand that your lies have mismatched the Clinton
name a name synonymous with intent. You know, that's not the
point. That's not the point. The point is, the point is, that's
the point. The cornerstone of Hillary's entire campaign has
been the idea that she's the responsible candidate, sound
judgment, discipline, dependable, Hillary Clinton is
basically the Volkswagen of candidates. She's the efficient
practical choice that's been in the game for years. And now just
like Volkswagen, turns out there's a whole lot of she'd
been hiding from us. Come on, Hillary.
I thought that was for The Daily Show. Yeah. Are we still going
to hold our nose and vote for Hillary?
Well, I when I first saw this, and I think have no agenda
listeners, that nor theory about FBI being in with Clinton in the
CIA, being with Hillary that this was this is a rigged and
rigged for Clinton, I think that Clinton is such a I think he's a
weak candidate. Looking at it in retrospect, Clinton, no, Trump,
oh, Trump's a weak candidate. And if Clinton got indicted, she
would be out and we'd she'd have to deal with Elizabeth Warren,
or Bernie Sanders, who would either one of them would beat
him. He can beat Hillary. He thought he's always known he can
beat Hillary. I think he can beat Hillary. And I think he
will beat Hillary, but he won't be Bernie Sanders and he won't
be Elizabeth Warren. Elizabeth Warren drives him crazy. He
doesn't know what to do with her. Let been that way. I wanted
to play this clip. Okay. Now this is the clip that I think
he's giving away a code to let us know, let the insiders know
that this was fine and dandy. Okay. And this is, this is a
straight out of a this is right out of his I think it was a
Cincinnati meeting. This is a Trump rant with code.
No problem. You know, I wrote out a couple of things about
Hillary crooked Hillary crooked, so crooked. She made so many
false statements. Is she going to be brought before Congress or
something? Is something going to happen? Is something going to
happen? Because it's a disgrace. Hillary Clinton claim that the
reason for her illegal use of a private insecure email, right,
she claimed this was that it was more convenient to use just one
device. Oh. The fact is the FBI director said Hillary used
several different servers, even though she said it was one and
numerous mobile devices to send and read emails. In other words,
Hillary's secret email server existed for the reason we all
know, to keep her emails from ever being read by the public
had nothing to do with just wanting to use one device. Okay,
we understand that. But that's not what she said. She said
something very different. Under oath. She said something very
different to everybody. Now, by the way, and how about the
33,000 emails that were wiped out? 33,033 and it was wiped
out. And magic, as
nice as it three times. Yeah. Yeah, I'm
gonna give it to you right off the bat one. Clip. I missed
that. That's a good one. He says 33,000 It's always been
330 1000. And he said it three times. Yeah, yeah. Well, I agree
and, and in analyzing what Comey said precisely, I'll actually
play this clip. This was kind of entry. This was former Attorney
General Alberto Gonzalez. A guy was no good. Didn't he do some
crappy stuff? This Gonzalez guy used to get a rousted because he
was all for the torture. horrible guy and he make someone
sign something on his deathbed in the hospital that Gonzalez.
But yeah, he was a bad actor. Yeah.
He waited Attorney General.
What are your reflections on Jim Comey decision yesterday?
Well, you know, was surprising. I'd have to say, of course, I
have to give him the benefit of the doubt without actually
looking at the evidence. But given his public statements, and
what's in the record, I'm a little bit surprised at the
outcome. But you know, what I'm really surprised about was his
statement that no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a
case. That is not his job. His job is to do the investigation,
present the evidence and maybe privately as a former
prosecutor, give us assessment as to whether or not to move
forward or not. But to say that no reasonable prosecutor would
bring such a case means that if anyone dares disagree that
You're unreasonable, if Lynch decides that she wants to move
forward, she's unreasonable. And if she does, and I know it's
unlikely that she's going to move forward with with an
indictment. What does that do to Jim Comey has credibility,
judgments? I just think that statement was interesting. Jim
Comey was my Deputy Attorney General, I serve as attorney
general. So I respect his service. But again, the you
know, his job is not to make an assessment as to whether or not
there should be a prosecution. His job is to present the
evidence and he can offer a recommendation or offer his
opinion. But it is up to the prosecutors either the US
attorney, the head of the Criminal Division and ultimately
the Attorney General, the United States to decide whether or not
to move forward with the prosecution. That is not the job
of the FBI director. So as a constitutional matter, as
someone who used to run that agency, I found that that
comment to be very troubling.
Even Gonzalez didn't really read what Comey said, and I checked
it all, you know, 15 minutes, and he he read his statement,
his statement as submitted verbatim. I think it would be
prudent for you and I just to go over the last bit about the
recommendation so we can just explain. I think Jim Comey is
very smart. I think he did exactly the right thing. The
right thing for the system, the right thing for him the right
thing for everybody. I think he did a very, very, very smart
thing. And anyone who's you know, Republicans who are
saying, Oh, he's a straight shooter, and oh, how could he
not he did the right thing. I say Jim Comey for President. I'm
telling you. No, but I just want to do you mind if we just parse
this last couple paragraphs? Oh, go for it. Okay, so he says
Finally, it is better if we read it because we can pull it apart.
He's so staccato. He read it exactly the way you read it. So
doesn't matter whether it's his voice or artist is easier.
Finally, with respect to a recommendation to the Department
of Justice in our system, the prosecutors make the decisions
about whether charges are appropriate based on evidence
the FBI has helped collect this already was something that was
misstated by every network in one form or the other, saying,
well, he says no indictment, he's not gonna prosecute. He's
not a prosecutor, he only gives a recommendation. He goes on to
say exactly what Gonzalez said, although we don't normally make
public recommendations to the prosecutors, which is what
Gonzalez didn't understand. And here's the explanation. We
frequently make recommendations and engage in productive
conversations with prosecutors about what resolution may be
appropriate given the evidence. In this case, given the
importance of the matter, I think unusual transparency is an
order. So we say Hey, this is important that a lot of bull
crap going on my boss is an idiot. You know, I like Trump.
So I just want to explain how we're doing this and why.
Although there is evidence of potential violation of the
statutes, which would be a felony. Regarding the handling
of clients regarding the handling of classified
information. Our judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor
would bring such a case. And he explains immediately process so
that is not saying, oh, we should we shouldn't prosecute.
Now he's going to explain why because you can't win. This is
his message. Prosecutors necessarily weigh a number of
factors before bringing charges they are obvious considerations,
like the strength of the evidence, especially regarding
intent. responsible decisions also consider the context of a
person's actions and how similar situations have been handled in
the past. So he went back to see and see if there is a real
reasonable chance of a conviction if there was an
indictment. And he goes on to say in looking back at our
investigations into Ms. handling or removal of classified
information, we cannot find a case that would support bringing
criminal charges on these facts. I think he's talking about
jurisprudence. Is there any case like this, all the cases
prosecuted involves some combination of clearly
intentional and willful mishandling of classified
information, or vast quantities of materials exposed in such a
way as to support an inference of intentional misconduct or
indications of disloyalty to the United States, or efforts to
obstruct justice. We do not see those things here. And I think
he's correct.
I think is that I think, actually stop you. I think he's
slightly incorrect on the obstruction of justice part.
There's clearly an obstruction of justice when she had those
emails deleted, and, you know, played a little juggling act.
No, I disagree. Because the emails were deleted, or it's
cannot be proven they were deleted after the request. And
he would in his statement, he's also clear about that. So um,
that's a time that timeline issue, but I'm gonna give him a
pass. Because he said, Hey, these deletions happened and
switching servers, purging devices and other things she
just deleted. So there was not necessarily a real willful
intent as what Comey says. To be clear, this is not to suggest
that in similar circumstances, a person who engaged in this
activity would face no consequences. To the contrary,
those individuals are often subject to scrutiny or
administrative sanctions, but that is not what we are deciding
now. And there, he leaves it wide open, he says, which is why
Paul Ryan is other douche knuckles, who shouldn't have
access to classified information. Okay, it morons.
But there is room there for censure or all kinds of stuff.
As a result through the Department of although the
Department of Justice makes final decisions on matters like
this, which will be literate Loretta Lynch, we are expressing
to justice our view that no charges are appropriate in this
case. And with appropriate, he means you can't win it, it will
take forever, and it's just it's unwinnable. I know there will be
intense public debate in the wake of this recommendation, as
there was throughout this invasive investigation, what I
can assure the American people that this investigation was done
competently, honestly and independently, no outside
influence of any kind was brought to bear I believe that.
I know there were many opinions expressed by people who are not
part of the investigation, including people in government,
but none of that mattered to us opinions are irrelevant. And
they were all uninformed by insight into our investigation.
Interesting, too, because we did the investigation the right way.
Only the facts matter, the FBI found them etcetera. So what
Comey did is he explained very, very clearly the disdain the
lies, the deceit. And he says, you know, she's, she's, she's
pretty eager, he could have just said she's crooked. But if you
want to try and prosecute, you probably won't win because
there's a lack of jurisprudence. Now, whether that's 100% True.
And of course, there are other questions. Like, how about the
Clinton Foundation? Is that investigation still ongoing?
There's lots of things that are open. And you know, and with the
click Clinton investigation, she threw out some of her shadow
calendars into the White House burned bag or the State
Department burn bags, you know, a lot of things going on. And he
says she's a horrible person, but you shouldn't indict her,
because you probably can't win. I think he made the right
decision. And if you look at the responses from the media, this
is not a positive for Clinton.
I know it's not, although if you're there, that's not
necessarily completely true with people like her. Some of her
supporters like Hillary Rosen. Who just you know,
she was she used to go she the Ask the ask,
lady, ya know, R Ay ay
ay ay ay. Yes. So the Recording Industry Association. Yes.
But so I heard a lot of, you know, well, this is great. And
there's a number of congressmen This is great for Hillary, this
is the best news. The campaign was really happy. I don't know
how any campaign can be really happy over what Comey said. But
because it was it was horrible. You're right. But I still I
think that it just use my theory that he's, this is the good
thing for Trump because he doesn't want Hillary out of the
campaign, because she can't beat him or she he has the best sense
how
you know, when you put it like that,
that this was the best thing so that Trump doesn't get some
competitor that he will lose against I, you know, if you
conspiratorially thinking, yeah, right on
now, and that would also be backed up by guys like Ryan, who
he really doesn't like Trump and doesn't like him being the
candidate. He'd love to see Hillary indicted. So we can get
her out of the way so Trump won't win the debt Republicans
are Just as much freaked out about a Trump presidency, as are
the Democrats, but and maybe more so. But
I'd meant it when I said it, Jim Comey for president, because,
you know, okay, whoever wins, it doesn't matter. This guy, just
like the money laundered the drug money laundering at HSBC,
where he was a board member with during the cleanup. He has the
goods on everybody, most powerful man in the universe.
James Comey right there. For present, yeah,
for the present. Well, that's a tradition. That's what the FBI
does.
I would vote for him. What a Greg if you know, unless he's in
a party, but what a great I don't know if he was corrupted
towards the Trump campaign. Do you think he was in cahoots?
Because I find that hard to believe with this guy. He's all
about Jim Comey.
He has his own agenda, but I think he's thinks this through
this. Yeah. I think he was very careful to do this the way he
did it, and and if we have taken assume the no agenda thesis,
which is the CIA right now, is pushing Hillary in every way
they can, and Comey and the FBI are fighting the CIA and pushing
Trump in every way they can right call me his analysis would
be such that he could he could say the same thing to himself.
This is the we've got to keep HILLARY IN THE because he knows
what's going on. If you keep Hillary in the in the, in the
running, as opposed to in dieting, or in screwing up
everything that you get his way before the convention so they
can easily put in Bernie or Elizabeth Warren and walk away
with a new nominee. It's not that hard to do. Right. And it's
been done before. But you got to keep her in there. Or to the
last minute in this last minute you bring out the Clinton
Foundation or you bring out something that he already knows
about. Yeah, he almost it when I was listening to him, there was
a there was a moment where he is saying we're not going to
indict. I would almost think he's saying this where I'm gonna
say, ah, you know, this isn't big enough. We get stuff on her
that is way better than this. We'll just let this float skate.
Let it go. Yeah. And this is fine. We'll just sit here and we
got we got a boatload of stuff we can drop on her. Yes, in the
future. And you don't want to do right now. You what you've taken
her out now is the worst thing that can happen for the
Republicans.
And I think the timing of this will be well, here's here's
what's going on in the federal court
department of justice officials filed a motion in federal court
late Wednesday seeking a 27 month delay in producing
correspondence between former Secretary of State Hillary
Clinton's for top aides and officials with the Clinton
Foundation and Teneo holdings, but closely allied public
relations firm that Bill Clinton helped launch. If the court
permits the delay, the public won't be able to read the
communications until October 2018. About 22 months into her
perspective, first term as President,
this is the court case I'm keeping my eye on that's the big
kahuna. Right there. The the other emails
Yeah, that's a good one. I think a lot of this stuff is going to
be busted out by hackers. Yeah, I hope so. Again, the hackers
aren't in the kind of in the know about any the political
background of any of this and they just grabbed something
posted. It's gonna be able to WikiLeaks. Oh, yeah.
Well, that's all good. That's great. That's great.
Okay, Hilary Rosen
pillow clip here. This I think was interesting because she
keeps propagating the formula trying to I mean, I think
Trump's doing a better job of lying and Hillary crooked
Hillary, then the Democrats based on the Scott Adams
material, right where he thinks that Hillary's got an edge if
she pushes the lunatic racist
ball though they're messing that up. They are I think, no, I
agree. I don't think they read Scott Adams. No, they messed it
up because they started pushing this gay anti Semite Wrong
Wrong. Wrong. Wrong. You want to do he's a crazy racist, crazy
racist. They get he's an anti Semite. Completely distracts
Trump is playing that up big time. Because you know, oh,
well, you know, that's obviously dumb. That's obviously silly.
And here, well, here's that little a little clip about that
that ran on. I think it was CNN or one of the networks like that
news network. And it has Hillary dropped a Hillary rose and
dropping a little mysterious little jab at the end
that tweet. Without knowing any of the controversy. I myself
thought it was a Sheriff's Badge because I grew up looking at six
star sheriff's badges on TV. So yeah, I think there's room for
dispute but to be perfectly candid, I mean, this I think
this is already in the back. You know, in the rearview mirror
here, Jared Kushner is a terrific guy. I think we're
gonna go on we're already on to the next controversy.
Here's the reason why it matters going forward is not because
Donald Trump is an anti Semite, I'm not sure that he is either.
It's that he has run a campaign based on division and based on
separating people and and encouraging other people to get
some else versus be against, right. We're against Muslims
were against immigrants. We're against gays and lesbians. And
so
I have to read you the latest email for a whole lot of seconds
in camp where you go ahead, go ahead, go ahead.
What was the one when or is maybe it's coming when was the
gays and lesbians thing?
I don't know because I think it's when he said the gays now
yeah, that
doesn't qualify
it but this that's how it works. This is what I'm trying to say
he just said
the gays that's not it this guy to be did see there's something
coming that this in the Hillary Rosen knows about it was just
bullcrap.
So here's the the most recent email from the Clinton campaign
this comes from Robbie Mook
or mukha you get a Robby Mook about once a week
bill, because in my name is Now Bill, Bill. News just broke.
Yeah. Oh, first they go. News just broke yesterday at Donald
Trump's campaign and the RNC raised $51 million in June.
That's up from just 3 million in May. Blah, blah. But here I want
you to think about what that money represented means $51
million to a guy ready to build a wall on the Mexican border.
Okay, true. To a candidate ready to discriminate against Muslim
people because of their religion? No. And who wants to
ban abortion then punish women who get them go Wow, man,
really? That is that is
so cheap. The Oh no, the all this stuff's cheap. It's really
funny.
But they didn't use word. She had words they didn't use chip
in. Someone sent me somebody's listen to the show. Yeah. So
well. So someone sent me an email from one of their local
politicians, Congressman, I think and so is this the same
format? And I said, Yeah, exactly the same, except instead
of chip in they used pitch in
which is a new twist.
It must work, John, it must work. Otherwise,
I mean, no, no. I've looked at those letters. And there's so
many mistakes they make in there in terms of the in terms of
classic sales letters. And I don't think I don't think it
works well at all. I think they're good vibes there their
50 million bucks. I guess it's something to talk about. But
they I'm thinking they could do a lot better if they did a
better job of the on the solicitation. I think they just
thrown those things together and cranking them out.
Just like spam just the more you send spam isn't massive
failures. I mean, the Clinton one to one to you, your bill or
Mimi. Yeah. Is that you get those four times a day.
I don't understand how a lot of spam. I don't understand how I
no longer receive Mimi. Ben. It's just bill. I don't
understand how
that works. I'm fascinated by that too. I'm guessing they did
a mail merge or purge or something and a merge purge. And
they decided that the mail name is more likely to give more
money or something. There's some reason for this. When you first
brought it up, I was fascinated by it. But I assume I
you thought it was getting you thought it was getting doubles,
but I'm not.
Well, it's now is it who's is Bill at curried hours. It's the
saints
how to make curry.com But I'm sure they both go to Adam, but I
don't get the Mimi anymore. When bills when I started getting so
they dropped
the Mimi but why they dropped a Mimi and not the bill. I
questions
to ponder, why did they drop the Mimi?
That's worth knowing. I think what it is, is that bill came in
whoever put you on the bills thing. Bill came in with later,
as if Bill's more interested in they you've been giving them
zero response,
and no money, no money, so they just killed you.
Now that joke that is you have to sit around, I can imagine
these meetings, that guy sits around and says, Well, we have
two things going to the same exact email address. One of them
seems to be responsive, and one of them isn't. Should we take
because with email, it's free. So should we take one of them
off or just keep sending them tons of stuff? And I think they
made a decision that they did be overdoing it if they left both
names on.
Well, it's what happened.
I'm not sure
I can see the logic. Yeah. Because most of the spammers,
most spammers, the logic is who cares, right? It's doesn't cause
was much does it cost more to send to know Huh. They're making
decisions. That's definitely something. And what else? I
might have one more thing on here. I did get a couple of
lawyers arguing on PBS. That was interesting. Because one lawyer
who's sounds adenoidal. And he's a University of Texas professor,
I saw this guy. He was like, oh, you should have been convicted
should have been indicted should have been this. No, no, no, he
says just the opposite. Okay. Then it was the other guy that I
saw. And the other guy was a White House attorney.
Let's listen to him see what they're saying?
Well, yeah. to you now. Stephen Vladeck. If if that's what the
Federal law prohibits, if it's just or if the standard is
extreme negligence? Why wasn't that enough?
Well, I think the problem is, is that Shannon is leaving out the
rest of that same statute, which doesn't just say it's a crime
for an official like Secretary content in the handling of
classified information. It's actually much more specific,
that growth net I've
noticed this, I just want to stop this clip for a moment. I
have noticed this on YouTube videos for about the past four
or five months. I'm sorry, not YouTube videos. Flash, it will
probably be more flash videos than anything. You get these
crazy breaks. I just heard one in this clip. And it just it
freezes. And then the audio picks up with like a nanosecond
chopped off right after that. Have you noticed this? I'm
seeing it everywhere.
I have actually, I've noticed it quite a bit. I haven't thought
about it. I everytime I see it. I just think it's a glitch. But
yeah,
it has to be something more structural. And I believe it's
only a believe it's only YouTube videos. But it could be all
flash videos in general.
But this was a this was a remote feed from
ice because I saw this. And I also I know where you got this.
I know where you got this from? I have the same YouTube clip. I
have. I didn't.
I did not get this from YouTube. Oh, I'm
sorry. You got this straight from the I took
it straight from the broadcast.
Oh, that doesn't count them. No, that's odd. But you've noticed
it with Flash videos recently, like, like
it was broadcast videos I've noticed is all over the place.
I walk well, I've just wanted to say I noticed that I've no idea
what's going on. But something to look into tech people. I'm
for an official like Secretary Clinton in the handling of
classified information
that was a satellite glitch, really, you got you recorded
this yourself.
I recorded this myself off the DVR off the network over the
air.
I have to edit at least 10% of all videos, I click all clips I
take from videos because of this form of glitching.
But like Secretary Clinton, in the handling of classified
information, it's actually much more specific that gross
negligence must somehow lead to the loss of classified
information, basically the same thing as if a courier left a
briefcase full of classified documents in a public place.
That's not what happened here. And so we may very well think
that what Hillary did should be illegal. The problem is, is that
the law we're talking about Judy is 99 years old, and was not
going to address this situation.
Well, why don't we change the constitution while we're at it?
It's a living document.
But here, But your point is that what happened here did not
result in the loss of classified information.
Well, at the very least, we didn't hear anything to that
effect from Director Comey. And I like to think that if the FBI
had discovered that Secretary Clinton servers had been hacked,
that threw her in Director Comey, his words, extreme
carelessness, some classified information had fallen into the
wrong hands. I have to think we would have heard about that.
Short of that we may still think that what Hillary Clinton did
was careless, we may still think it was pretty darn stupid. But
the actual federal statute requires that the gross
negligence lead to the loss of information. There's no claim
here. There's no proof here. That's what happened. And that's
simply not correct, that the law actually only requires removal
of the document from from from its proper place of custody.
That's not true. you're
conflating two different statutes. I'm
looking at a statute right here, Professor Vladeck. Good. The
statute actually says through gross negligence, permitting a
document to be removed from its proper place of custody or
delivered violation that tried to warn what information was
missed.
Let me just Let let him finish that point. And then I'll come
back to you.
So last last, losing a document certainly can be a basis for a
violation but that's but there are other things that can happen
that simply removing this is 793 F of the SP Okay,
and we're not going to be able to get into all the because we
can't we can't follow that. So I made a mistake. That happens. It
proves I'm human. Okay. I love that clip. He's good.
He's so glib. As soon as I'm human,
but all the all this back and forth. This is what the media
has been doing is arguing about legalities and it's boring. It's
really boring. What the only thing that counts is just keep
repeating. Hillary Clinton is a liar. Hillary Clinton is
crooked. This was funny just to show you the power of
persuasion. Martha Raddatz on ABC. She's reading a tweet from
Donald Trump, Donald Trump
as well and it does have resonance. He says, It is
impossible for the FBI not to recommend criminal charges
against crooked Hillary Clinton. What she did was wrong. what
Bill did was stupid, I trust we'll hear a lot more about
that.
And they had the tweet on screen. The thing that was
interesting is for once, the tweet said Hillary Clinton, it
didn't say crooked Hillary Clinton. This is now Martha
Raddatz threw it in of her own volition.
That's that's the power. I mean, I never seen Trump tweet Hillary
Clinton without the crooked
I went back, I went back, I looked at the tweet that we did
not include any other adjective.
So your that is fantastic. It was
on the screen. As she's reading
it, so show it's just so ingrained in their mind. Well, I
I read issues with ABC, right? Yes,
I have no illusions that she necessarily that was embedded in
her mind. Maybe the person who wrote down the quote for her to
read. Had that image embedded in there somewhere within the
system. Someone had that was embedded with someone. Yeah. And
I'm sure it wasn't doubted, right. Yeah, of course. It
sounds exactly like he would do it. Ah, that's a good catch. I
was fun. The President went out with Hillary Clinton. Of course,
this was an Air Force One who's paid for that, by the way. The
Clinton campaign does have to pay for a portion of it for
sure. Sure. And Billy, I'm sure that will be vetted. They got
the money. I mean, it's about 250 grand an hour, I then have
to pay for all of it because the President did other presidential
business. So that's okay. But what the president did this
speech floored me. You know, Humility is a virtue. Mr.
President,
Hillary mentioned, how we operate on the world stage. Now,
let me just say, I know the other guy's talks about making
America great again. America, Great. And just the other day,
somebody was writing about, wow, when you look at the surveys in
the world, turns out that when Obama came in office, the world
didn't think we were that great. But now they think we're the
greatest. Wow, wow. We're the strongest they think we're the
best position. We were in a hole before I came into office. But
right now the world the rest of the world thinks we're pretty
darn great. Thanks. By the way, you can look that up. That's a
fact. That's not something I just made up and tweeted,
Thanks, Obama. So they're actually like surveys done. They
pull people. So you actually know what people think.
Please like me, I was greatly like me. I did everything great.
I'm awesome. I'm great. Thanks, Obama. What I do
that's a good borderline clip, because I never heard that I
missed that one somehow. Well, I think they were protecting him
by not playing that clip. Let the put the clip they played the
most is the one I have here. And I want to play it because that
the study, the Hillary is the most qualified. This was first
set by Van Jones, I think and then some other people said,
Now, Obama is saying this bullcrap.
Well, I want to point out that it was I, if the president can
boast I can boast. It is I who always said Hillary Clinton is
uniquely qualified to run the Empire.
Yes, I agree. So you have you've been saying this as they want.
Sorry, play. Okay.
But I can tell you this. Hillary Clinton has been tested, and
there has never been any man or woman more qualified for this
office.
So wait a minute. We're talking about Hillary, Thomas Jefferson.
Doesn't matter. Doesn't matter. President Barack Obama, even
Obama, apparently Well, I would agree with that. Dwight
Eisenhower, Dwight Eisenhower, five star general, not as
qualified as Hillary. No, this is unbelievable.
No, no, it's great. This is that my favorite clip is the one that
I thought you were gonna play. Because the President was on
prompter reading very carefully, except when he wanted to do a
little bit of stand up. Oops.
So you're voting for the other team? It's not because of the
academy. It's not because of the Carnival, you gotta be. Gotta be
clear about that.
Even Even, even even even Republicans don't really know
what oh, that
was a bad one. Oh, man, I missed it. I mean, even even, even,
even, even. All he has to say is even the guys on the other side
don't know what he's talking about. The President is just
even
even manufacturing jobs created since I've been President than
anytime since the 1990s. But frankly, part of itself. I don't
know there's a bunch of Okeydoke. Man,
these the hero of the stutters, I'll
tell you that, oh, he's pretty bad. Unbelievable. Unbelievable.
So if you went to Archie, they actually did something we have
to do. Everyone's probably going to have to do this, even though
it's looks painful. But this is this is inside a few emails from
Russia today,
as the world focuses on whether Clinton broke protocol by using
personal email. Few have taken note of what actually was in
those messages. Here are several revelations that have come out
during the scandal.
Here's what we found out from the Clinton emails. Revelation
one, Google and Al Jazeera partnered to intervene in Syria.
A 2012 email from Jared Cohen, the president of Google Ideas,
shows the IT giant was interested in pushing people to
defect from the Syrian government. Cohen also wrote his
organization was partnering with Al Jazeera. Revelation two in
this email forwarded by Hillary Clinton and Israeli intelligence
official argues the fall of President Assad's regime might
spark a sectarian war between Shiites and Sunnis in the Middle
East. The author then makes a quick remark that the conflict
might benefit Israel and its Western allies. Revelation
three, the UK and France set their sights on Libyan oil after
the intervention. In this email Sidney Blumenthal, a family
friend of Clinton's rights that both Britain and France sought
to control Libya's oil in the days of the 2011 coup. France
was reported to be pressing the new Libyan authorities to
reserve 35% of the oil industry for French firms. Yeah,
I think we discussed these couple months ago, and
particularly the Blumenthal thing about Al Jazeera and
Google
has found a peculiar Oh, no, I don't.
I mean, what's Google got to do with anything? The head? Have
you met Eric Schmidt? She I know him personally. Yeah.
Is he an eighth of the whole?
He is no, he's actually just he's very spooky. He's very
spooky. I saw I ran into him. Last time I ran into was at an
airport and I went
home. Did you kick him in the shins? Oh, hey, schmear. It's
very well
dressed and he was flying first class. I was wondering where it
was in one of the Google planes
usually he pilots his own Gulfstream. You don't
see him in an airport that much. But I saw him. And I said, you
know, the way I see it the way your career is going, you're
going to end up as the head of the CIA.
Oh, yeah. It would be a good one.
I think so. Man, and he said that's not going to happen. Cuz
it was in the play was pretty funny. Ah maybe a good one.
Maybe perfect. Maybe NSA. Let's be as on a
shift to Trump for a second. You recall twice, not once, but
twice when he's been talking about alcohol, tobacco drugs. He
always says hey, I don't have this. I have other problems. He
always says I have other problems. Then I want to talk
about my other problems. Well, I know one of his other problems
now. Okay.
And of Philo phobia he is an anopheles phobe.
And Ophelia, I have no idea. This is women named Anne
no as an Ophelia phobia, and no An L A N O year
getting old the Democrats. Oh, that was a mosquito I don't want
mosquitoes around me. I don't like mosquitoes. I don't like
those mosquitoes I never did. Okay, speaking of mosquitoes
Hello, Hillary, how are you doing?
Now the way he said that I you know, I, my daughter had some
odd phobias growing up and just listen to this. I don't like
mosquitoes. He does not like mosquitoes. John, this is clear.
Yes, he has an unhealthy fear Ud. He has an unhealthy fear of
mosquitoes. I'm telling you, I'm selling. Who knows what else
he's got?
That was probably a few things. Yeah. Well, I was watching
democracy, we would just stay on Trump for just a little longer.
I was watching Democracy Now. And they had these. These really
outstanding Pakistani, very famous tariqa. Lee is very
famous in English. They also he also edits to New Left magazine,
there was another guy from Iraq. And then there was a third guy
who was a professor of Middle Eastern Studies at Oxford who
was supposed to be working at Notre Dame, but the George Bush
administration refused. And, and they were talking about all this
action going on and a lot of is quite interesting. But tariqa
Lee, who is a very well known commentator in England, and he's
also the he's the head of the new left magazine, Amy decides
to pull out a clip of Trump of praising, supposedly, oh, yes,
I've heard I've heard everybody Oh, Donald Trump is saying good
things about Saddam, he should shut up. He doesn't know what
he's doing is horrible. He likes Nazis.
If it wasn't Putin, then it's Saddam Hussein. It's, he says
this. So she plays the Genchi look, at least plays the whole
clip where he says he's a bad guy. He's a bad guy. He's a bad
guy, which was I thought, you know, was made up for anything
else. He said, But if she throws it at these three guys, and
tariqa Lee, just does not give her the answer. She was looking
for
all the country that is it and terrorism is serving them.
shanann tarkarli. I
want to play for you a clip of Donald Trump yesterday and
Raleigh, North Carolina talking about Saddam Hussein.
Saddam Hussein was a bad guy, right? He was a bad guy. Really
bad guy. But you know what he did? Well, he killed terrorists.
He did that so good. They didn't read them the rights. They
didn't talk. They were a terrorist who's over today, Iraq
is Harvard. For terrorism. You want to be a terrorist. He goes
to a rack
is here. Yalie is trumping Aly Is that why he calls out Harvard
rack is Harvard. For terrorism. You want to be a terrorist you
got was that he will award and he's award. You want to be a
terrorist. You go to a rack. It's like Harvard.
That was Donald Trump yesterday. Technically your response?
Well, I mean, you know, how can one deny the truth of what he's
saying? I mean, yesterday, the BBC here showed a photograph
filmed interview with a guy who'd helped to bring Saddam
Hussein statue down, which was a staged event, Jamie is you know,
immediately after but verb was occupied. That guy appeared on
the BBC yesterday and said he's ashamed. He did that. He wants
to apologize for it. He said Saddam killed members of my
family, but life, everyday life in Iraq, under him was much
better than it is today. Most Iraqis, even if they hated
Saddam and suffered, say life was much better under him than
it was under the occupation. And what's going on today?
Hey, hey, hey, get back on message. Yo.
Is that the end? Yeah. Well, he he goes on and says that Trump
is free to say these things were Hillary's night he goes on, and
it's an Amy when they cut back to her. She has the most sad
look on her face. Just the opposite.
So, so much for the pre interview portion of the show,
then.
Pretty sure they don't do much of that. Man. It was just, I
just find to be the great irony of the day when I watched this
particular clip of her trying to you know, Trump hater and Ella
she hates Hillary too. She doesn't know what to do.
I know we both have it. I'm happy to play your your Bernie J
clip first if if you feel like it. No,
no, my Bernie J clip sucks by comparison. I'm sure because
you've you've said you've done some posts on
which one is your Are your I can't even see which one it is.
I thought it was so muddy. I decided not to clip it. Oh,
okay.
Bernie Sanders who has lost it?
Lost, he's lost. Getting they can't get enough of that
Adderall for him. So they gave up
do it seems like he that he skipped a dose. And he was
distracted, I guess by some sign in the studio. So not once, not
twice, not three times and not even three times after. Wolf
Blitzer corrects me. He doesn't another two times calls him
Jake. Which, which would be Jake Tapper. And here's the mountain
guy.
We're going to Orlando next week. I'll tell you one of the
issues that concerns some jets where they're going.
Isn't that good enough for you?
Know, what's good enough for me is it's not a game. Jake. This
is whether or not we continue. That's what I'm trying to and
when we do that, Jake, you're gonna have a lot of enthusiasm.
Wolf, Wolf. Oh, I'm looking at the site owner. Do you have
confidence? All I can tell you. You think they should go? I know
you're asking me. What do I know?
I mean, that was bad.
Jake, Jake, J or J and J. Is he is he an Android? No, no. Jake a
lie Pro.
I even have to Blitzer corrected ASA
two more times after Blitzer told him Wolf. And he said Wolf
is all sorry, Wolf Wolf, Wolf. J anyone on with Jake. Jake.
Jake. I mean, that's troubling.
I think there's some interesting media stuff going on that needs
a little discussion. I think we've talked about these feuds
before between the network's and but and I know one of them I
don't remember this was over a year ago and it was came up a
couple of times, which was the feud between I believe it was
Fox and ABC about something one of them reported on something
the other one countered with some nasty about them. This is a
couple of years back. Yeah, maybe a couple years back but
there seems to be if the if it's not going to get re ignited by
this report because I except for NBC, which I didn't watch
closely. I checked. All the all the news outlets and only ABC
and CNN ran the story about Miss America. Gretchen Carlson. Suing
Fox after she got fired. Oh, and the here's the report is very
interesting and entertaining.
Next tonight, a lawsuit against the head of Fox News former
anchor gretchen carlson today suing chairman and CEO Roger
Ailes, accusing him of sexual harassment. Here's ABC is Ryan
Smith.
She was a former Miss America turned Fox News anchor, an 11
year veteran of the cable news giant tonight, Gretchen Carlson
suing her former boss CEO Roger Ailes for sexual harassment.
Just days after her contract wasn't renewed that wonderful
allegedly ended her Fox News career after she rebuffed his
sexual advances. The lawsuit claiming Ailes repeatedly
injected sexual and or sexist comments into their
conversations, allegedly ogling her in his office and commenting
on her figure saying when she complained about his severe and
pervasive sexual harassment, she says he told her, I think you
and I should have had a sexual relationship a long time ago,
and then you'd be good and better, and I'd be good and
better. Also claiming Ailes boasted he had slept with three
former Miss Americas, but not with her. Hi, everyone. Welcome
to The Real Story. I'm Gretchen Carlson in the lawsuit. Carlson
also alleges her former Fox and Friends co host Steve Doocy
created a hostile work environment by regularly
treating her in a sexist and condescending way Carlson
seeking unspecified damages, telling ABC News she decided to
sue to stand up for myself and speak out for all women. And
tonight Fox News and Al is releasing a statement calling
Carlson's allegations false and claiming her lawsuit is
retaliatory based on the network's decision not to renew
her contract. David
Brian Smith tonight Thanks Ryan.
Little sexual harassment going on
there. I think and she's probably everything she says is
true. I would agree. That sounds like show business to me shows
I can wear enough walking yet.
Hmm. That's that's kind of thing. Yeah. Things you hear
on every movie set always.
And you have these and she is like I was thinking about
because I've noticed I've seen her over the years and she's
been there a long time and she's like perky. She's she's the kind
of perky Miss America who's probably a goody two shoes that
you don't want to See anything around like that? Because she
takes all this stuff seriously? Yes, yes. And she's never as far
as I know worked another gig of that of that quality. And I
don't know if she'd ever do it because of the nature of the
workplace environment and show business especially in some of
these where you get the guy the old porn dog you know who's just
trying to get a cheap lay. And to be fair to be fair, I don't
know about you, but it looks like half the women no offense
to anyone who died likely they don't listen to our show, but a
lot of them look like they put out
well, I was going to say to be fair, particularly on Fox News,
and I'm really tired of Guilfoyle Guilfoyle who just the
same you know, sit there in the in the leg shot seat, you got
your your beautiful long legs flowing out, you know, her head
is like it's made of plasticine at this point, a lot of Botox
going on. And your mouth is just pouty and mean and ugly the
whole time. Yeah, yeah. But if you're going to sit in that
seat, if you're going to do the Fox News bit, you're showing
your legs.
You're a prostitute.
I'm sorry, I was one too. I was a bad absolute prostitute for
the media.
Now I have to say they've got a new girl. And I decided while
doing a lot of this stuff, for this particular show, we're
doing a lot of the research. I ran into a funny situation where
they had I think it was it was under Fox Business where there
I'm now believing Fox Business is the pharma team for the big
network. I love
Fox Business. We got to you got the original money honey there,
Maria Bartiromo? Yeah, yeah, Fox businesses is working
on business got this new woman a Morgan something.
I want to stop you want to stop you. We are discussing this as
television producers with with history and standing.
Yeah, this is like somebody in the chatroom giving us crap. No,
no, no, I
just want to make sure. Okay, no,
yes, I agree. That's what we're doing. Although it's just a
little lighter version than we normally
do. Yeah, true.
So they've got this new woman Morgan and, and there was this
there was they have this one table, they got the it's the you
got one guy facing four people. And it's like, and you kind of
see the one quarter shot at him and then you see the four people
and then they cut to one after the other or they put them in a
box. Right. And so in this particular episode, they had
this Morgan woman who was really a very sharp she's one of the up
and coming brunette Fox types was extremely intelligent
probably got a law degree. She's like, you know, be like a Megan
Kelly, only brunette.
And while we're at it Megyn Kelly has been wearing some very
odd, almost BDSM outfits lately. Have you seen some of these?
Like,
I always get to sense that something's going on with her.
It's the one
I'm talking about. She had a leather, like halter almost
right?
That crazy leather top she's got.
I mean, all she needs is an orange ball in her mouth and
we're
good to go. I think she put the ball in your mouth. Anyway,
okay. It's getting back not complaining.
I'm getting revved up as quick as I can with you. So it was
apparent to me that one of the guests didn't make it to this,
this table of four talkers and the one host. So they had a
talker, a talker, and then they had a big open space. And they
moved this Morgan woman to the end so she could do the legs.
Yeah, exactly. There was a there was a big hole in the table. And
then b She's by herself way on the left, so she could do her
legs. Show off her legs. I just said this is ridiculous. These
guys.
This is how it works. I've told you before Caroline
Heldman bill in this hole there so it doesn't look so obvious.
Carolyne
Heldman, who was hired to be the girl next door on MTV. She was
from Aspen, She now runs the local NPR station in Aspen. She
was fired because she would not cover up her legs. She was
wearing shorts. And once they did, they're hairy, and they're
fat. And then And then Steve leads had to go out on the floor
and said, you know, you got to cover up your legs and I won't
do it said but then you're then you have to go.
But it's just kind of the opposite of what we're talking
about. It's the same show off my fat legs.
It's the same thing. It's the same. The same thing
that Paul was on who worked for Pfizer for a very short time we
quit this network because she would they kept talking about
her legs. She has barely really great legs.
And she plays the show them off and she plays the cello. Yeah,
she's done. Oh, yeah. Longtime done. Yeah.
Yeah, I don't think she's even working anywhere now.
No, she hasn't been working for a long time. I knew her we hung
out a little bit. Our studios were in the same and building
she was kind of useful. I liked her. I liked her a lot. All
right before we go and thanks some people I am only playing
this as a setup to your clip. Do you know what this is?
The Stars and Stripes? Yes. Well,
you know what it's from.
It's from the Fourth of July.
Yes, the Fourth of July celebrations from weta PBS in
Washington DC. Now she'll play your clip, I guess.
Funding tonight here the fireworks fix that wasn't lost
on the viewers. Here's Lindsey Davis.
Live from last night's fireworks. Tonight's headache as
they blow up in pdss face. This is what the event looks like
during parts of the show with heavy cloud cover and obscured
views. And then in an instant, like magic, a clear spectacular
show, but the skies didn't park that network aired stock footage
and when viewers caught on could ignited a fireworks Firestorm.
Today, PBS apologized to critics who called it the Milli Vanilli
of fireworks. A jab at the singing duo busted for lip
synching whose famous hit fittingly was needed on the
rain. See News New York.
So nice a reference from 1986 That's great
references all but the point is well made. These guys will throw
phony crap at you. This is the mainstream media. This is PBS
just to clarify, because it was cloudy. They had this
synchronized fireworks display this last screw it will just run
that run the clip from last year people.
Yep, that's what they did. And and I thought it was it was
unbelievable. Now it wouldn't have bothered me if they had put
a little thing up, you know, stock footage or somewhere I let
people know that this was a phony. This was a fake,
which which I believe by statute you have to do that file tape.
Certainly for the public broadcaster's has to include a
caption file tape or file. It may be fine. They may it may
seem harmless but it's not it shows it's like it's there. The
Hillary of news
was I was stunned by that story. Well, yeah, the same thing here.
We had no weed before with that. We had no way of seeing
fireworks. It was all it was a mess. Anyway, onward. Yeah. We
had tons of fireworks here in Austin. Yes. With that. I would
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I'll do a little background or here on the Chilcott report. I
have a short I have a background. I have a background
or that this is a good background or
We waited seven years for the Chilcott report and I have to
say it was worth waiting for 2.6 million words, an executive
summary here some of the volumes with you and, and it's really a
devastating document. I think it's the most scathing critique
of any British Prime Minister that I've ever come across.
People would expect that your whitewash this isn't a whitewash
is far from it. And so absolutely devastating critique
of glare and the British government, the British
intelligence services and the British military, and the
intelligence services come out of this particularly badly. The
bottom line is they said, Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass
destruction. That was the basis in which Britain went to war.
This is a serious report. It's another report. It's one that's
personally devastating for Tony Blair, and I think it's
something from which his reputation will never ever
recover. So there you go, that is what happened. I think that's
that carnival. I know it sounds like a chicken going. Something
really or a rooster or or maybe, and maybe it was just a glare.
That's what it sounded like to me. So you're What do you have
your clip?
Canada's doing a little summary children's Lord, Lord, chill God
Himself, Sir
John. Yeah, so that's good. I want to hear this.
We have concluded that the UK chose to join the invasion of
Iraq, before the peaceful options for Disarmament had been
exhausted. military action at that time was not a last resort.
We have also concluded that the judgments about the severity of
the threat posed by Iraq's weapons of mass destruction WMD
were presented with a certainty that was not justified, despite
explicit warnings, the consequences of the invasion,
but underestimated the planning and preparations for the Iraq
after Saddam Hussein were wholly inadequate. The government
failed to achieve its stated objectives.
The Chilcott report goes on to blame former Prime Minister Tony
Blair of deliberately exaggerating the threat posed by
Saddam Hussein, part of the report includes private
correspondence between Blair and President George W. Bush, eight
months before the invasion, Blair wrote to Bush quote, I
will be with you, whatever. In June 2003, less than three
months after the invasion began, Blair privately wrote to Bush,
but the task in Iraq is quote, absolutely awesome. And I'm not
at all sure we're geared for it. Blair added quote, and if it
falls apart, and everything falls apart in the region,
I'm not sure what that last bit was
about. He was fumbling and mumbling.
A couple of things we need to remember. Around this time,
we're talking 2000 to 2003. We had it and I have not looked at
the Chilcott report seems pretty big. But I'm going to do some
work on it. In the next few days. I'm mainly interested to
see if there's any mention of David Kelly. Do you remember
David Kelly?
Yeah, he's a Hollywood producer.
Yeah, yeah, he is the weapons expert. Who in? There was a July
2003? Who said, you know, we checked it out. There's no
weapons of mass destruction. There's no weapons of mass
destruction. We can't find him. Then he went into the woods and
killed himself with his own knife.
Right, guy? Yeah,
this was a very, very, very, very bad.
Yeah, it was a bad situation. Now
a couple of the things here is, there was a lot going on
the yellowcake and some of this other stuff. Searches. This is
the only way to deal with that debt document. You can't read
it. Oh, I'm gonna read it to a million words. I don't think so.
I'm gonna try. We'll see how far we get. But I don't know. I
don't know. We'll see. I have not looked at it because it was
just too much going on. But it'll be fun to see what's in
there. Because I do have a point to make first here is just some
of the responses. I was listening to a lot of BBC World
News. Here is a sister who lost her brother in the war, that we
now know, should have never happened. There were other
options that Haley got and half years I've worked for. I've gone
back to that time when I learned that my brother had been killed.
And there was one terrorist in this world that the world needs
to be aware of. And his name is Tony Blair.
Yay, Tony Blair, the world's worst terrorist. Let's hear from
the man himself.
The decision to go to war in Iraq and to remove Saddam
Hussein from power in a coalition of over 40 countries
led by the United States of America was the hardest, most
momentous, most agonizing decision I took, in my 10 years
as British prime minister. For that decision today, I accept
full responsibility.
Like he gives a crap does not care.
And if you read his correspondence, which they
everybody brought out and say, hey, whatever you want to do,
George, well go along with it.
Well, so here is the one point I want to make about this, which I
have not seen this, but it should be brought up in the UK.
Do you recognize this song?
Do you recognize it? No, of course not. It was not allowed
to become a success. In fact, the song had a video that was
not only excoriating as to completely inappropriate, but so
wrong and so hurtful and so bad for Tony Blair, that it ruined
the career and it sent him into a tailspin. His name is George
Michael, one of the best songwriters of my time on Earth.
Yeah. And because he had little Tony Blair, and this was an
animated video done by the same people who did spitting image
except it wasn't puppets. It was animated just cartoon. And he
never overcame that. People called him a horrible person.
They call them a dick. They said he stepped out of bounds. How
dare you do it? How dare you say that about Tony Blair. They
should go because George Michael is in trouble, man. He's he's
fat. He's visa BS. If he keeps he fell out of his car doing 70
miles an hour. He was so stoned. Oh, god. Yeah. It's horrible.
What's happened to him? And they should he should be a
good connection. Yeah, you're right. He will hopefully feel
better about life after seeing this report.
Well, I think that he should be on television say hey, we're
sorry. We're sorry. We made you we made you into an a hole. And
I remember he was he just wanted what but do you don't
understand? At the time so in this, the lyrics are, you know,
the Oh, hey, Cherie Blair. I'll just drop it. And what do you
what do you think Tony's dealing with George insinuating they
were having gay sex. So George Michael cartoon character drops
into bed with Cherie Blair. And this was not done. This is
horrible. Oh, that excommunicate him. And he never overcame it.
Hey, gotta be careful. That's
all I gotta say about about that. And I will look into other
things happening. Of course, of course.
I'm glad you got that off your chest.
I think we've mentioned it before.
I don't remember it. But sure the song was good.
No. Really? Oh, really had a chance have
a nice beat from what I could hear.
It had a great beat. Almost like those are those boys as Green
Day boys. Great.
Good man.
Got some interesting, interesting info on the Iran
deal with Boeing. You know, this is the $25 billion deal with
Iran Air at which was apparently, you know, baked into
the JCPOA. Yeah, of course. Here's what I didn't know. Wow.
On the team on Obama's team, the mediation team besides our our
guy with the crazy hair, what's his name again? His name with
the crazy hair. The new guy. I don't know who you
all right. Yeah, I don't know.
Moines. Moines. Aaron's Moines is not as any I think it's
moist, Moist, moist, something like that. Ernst Moines. They
had a Thomas Pickering. On the team. It was former
Undersecretary of State for Political Affairs, career
diplomat ambassador to Russia, un Israel. And they really the
Obama team, the administration lied on him to lead the
investigations. Here's the deal. All the way through 2015.
Pickering was a registered and paid lobbyist for the Boeing
corporation. So he built this into the deal. Obama let a
lobbyist build this into the deal. That's the way it works. I
think it should be noted that that's the way it works
well as no one but as notices these things. It's
it's really absurd
What do you How would you how would you present that in a news
story? Well, the problem is one thing is too late
at the heart of the problem is you will never hear this story
on PBS.
And do you know why? Yeah, they're big Boeing's a big
sponsor brought to
you by The Archer Daniels Midland company brought to you
by Boeing brought to you by Monsanto they couldn't even
every illogical outlet to they can they would be the perfect
outlet for this this is a I find it to be quite scandalous people
are wondering how did this deal come about? Are you telling me
that the Republicans who have oversight and who were fighting
this Iran deal that they they haven't picked up on this? Or is
the secret too ugly to actually expose? Because then the whole
new can of worms might open up
my other new can of worms would be you won't get your donation.
Right. Yeah, you won't get any support from Boeing or maybe all
the aerospace guys you know, no. Yeah, this is yeah, I know. You
think democracy now and make a big stink about it
but you know, they can't they can't and we know why they
can't.
Democracy Now.
Oh, isn't Democracy Now part of the public system? No. Don't do
that. Where does it air democracy now
on free speech TV. Oh, now it has been on and off the public
broadcasting airway right that's what I thought it's not really
worth it did doesn't last because it's so mediocre as the
show is poorly produced. It's looks like as you know, it looks
like it's producing Romania. Yeah. And Amy's not a very good
presenter
and apparently the the President is having with a G so bad G
COPPA whatever the the team is having problems getting other US
corporations interested in you know the bonanza of investing in
Iran.
Now they probably didn't burn to before Yeah, I can't be trusted.
It's a problem with a lot of these countries. Orlando
you recall my thesis is the alligator attack on the kid
which we heard nothing about no I mean all we saw no video we've
seen no eyewitnesses we have no nothing double negatives is what
we have a new news came out they ready for this? is sitting a
second alligator was also in the attack.
Did they not notice that?
I don't know but this isn't this is new information. Mr. Graves,
the so called Father of the so called toddler killed by the
alligator.
Apparently
then in records obtained by the Orlando Sentinel from the Reedy
Creek Fire Department describes how Mr. Graves tried to extract
his sons from the jaws of the alligators he wrestled with it
and a second Alabama alligator came up and got him which is a
little different from the original story but you gotta
admit it's it's why if what it what a coincidence you have not
one but two alligators.
Oh they do? You know there is a it is known as a pack alligator.
Oh all right. Let's see. Here's one now I've been listening. You
know, we, for this show. We do a lot of
scrounging for
con content that you will never hear anyplace else. But I one of
the things I've been listening to as LBC London Broadcast
Corporation. Now it's actually London's London's something that
means some mail London's Big Cock. London's best conversation
or somehow Okay. Okay. So there's one there's a they have
a variety of talkers on there that are
leading Britain's conversation. Yes.
They have a variety of talkers from all sides of the political
spectrum. But one of my favorites, even though I know
British listeners who go Oh, no. How can you listen to her? Katie
Hopkins.
Okay, I don't think I know her.
Katie Hopkins is funny. She's like, she's I think she's Brexit
type. And she's a very cynical about anything that is
politically correct. And she's good. She's snide. She's kind of
mean. But she brought up something in this particular
clip, which I didn't know is going on and could catch on
here. And that is this idea that if you wear a bunch of safety
pins on like your lapel,
safety pins, yes, safety pins.
It means you're you're supporting safe spaces. You're a
safe person.
We used to wear those. We used to wear those through Are knows
in the 70s. Now, that would mean safe space. Yes, Safe Space
wasn't actually where we were a silver razor blade around your
neck than you, but you're against cutting as self harm.
And this is crazy
to use cocaine. I think it's an old one.
This week has been about safety pins and a race hate. So I am
sick to death of hearing about a race hate in the wake of the
leave vote. I think it's entirely a conjecture that's
been drempt up by sore losers from the remain campaign in
order to try and make it sound like a race. Haters are people
that voted leave that we are thick, that we are stupid, and
that we are racist. And frankly, we are not you may have seen
earlier this week, it was trending on Twitter, that an
idea that you wear safety pins to show that you're a safe space
in a world full of hate. But on the underground if you're
wearing a safety pin, people can know that you're a safe person
to be next to because you support safety. You will see
early on my promotion for the show today I had 18 safety pins
and two through my ear just to show the type of safe space. Oh
man.
That's over there.
Oh my goodness. Well, I like it. I like the idea, sir.
Where you say I'm safe. I'm safe. Safe Space? Yes,
yes. Yes. Yes. You know, this outfit, Ozzie Ozy. Why?
Heard of it? Yeah.
So at first, I thought they were kind of a good outfit, I thought
their articles were reasonably done. And until they figured out
their business model, which I don't like at all, which I'll
explain in a moment. But they did a piece. And I'm always
curious about their funding. But they did quite a big piece that
really made an argument. In fact, here is their summary
there's a decent argument to me to be made for denying suffrage
to anyone old enough to collect social security. And so it
starts and this is This is in reference to Brexit. So old
people the if you if you receive Social Security, screw it. If
you're an AARP member, you should not be allowed to vote.
That is that's the consensus.
Well, a couple of things before he played
the clip, no clip, no clip. No,
you just Oh, no couple of things. I think there's some
justification for this. Okay. And I only say that because of
all I have a lot of friends in Florida and there's kind of a
theme down there and they have nothing but trouble they have
crime to have gangs have all these issues because education
system in Florida sucks because apparently all the old farts
that are in the on the retirement home is mostly in
condos. They all get in buses and all go down every voting
moment that they have and they go and vote against all
educational bonds and all educational bills because the
way they see it according to this analyst the way they see it
is who gives a crap this doesn't do me any good. And so that I
I'm not completely against that.
For the same but for the same reason you can say you can have
it be young people vote if you're not old enough to drive
or to drink. You shouldn't vote either. I'm you can say the same
thing.
Yeah, I can. Okay.
Consistent just about Ozzy, briefly, people
with property should vote.
Does that include slaves? If you have human properties, does that
count
as an extra vote to that?
This was co authored by Pooja by Tia, who interviewed me for Ozzy
and I just want to spew my discontent about this operation.
But what do you mean they interviewed you? Yeah. So they
pursued me for a number of years through a number of emails, hey,
I'd like to interview like interview like an interview,
like interview and then the day, no, this is a couple months
back. In fact, it's February. And I, you know, so I, I looked
at it said, Okay, that sounds good. Until the woman interviews
me, you know, long and, and she's, and it was on Skype, and
I could see her she actually did on video, Skype and interesting,
then going back and forth. And then you know, after a couple of
weeks, I'm like, Hey, where's the interview? And says, oh, oh,
you know, when we the way we do it is when it's relevant, then
we pull that off, you know, out of the archive, like fuck you,
lady. No kidding. And there was no mention no disclaimer, no,
nothing about that. And the pitch was, you know, here's our
numbers, you know, millions of viewers idea, whatever. But
yeah, the pitch was professional, otherwise and
reasonable. And it's just and this is an AP
AP you're misinterpreting this. Maybe just
Yeah. Possible.
But then just say
to stop being nice by telling no
because no, she told me this is how we work. This is the
business model. Oh, my God. You didn't play old clips. No. Oh,
it's not clips. They they'll include whatever was written.
It's good goes in the archive. And then when there's something
about podcasting, well, here's what Adam curry said, which will
then be,
you know, at least since 2007. I mean, come on. I'm telling you,
this is this is what? Not the way you do publish, isn't that
right? No.
Where's my PR value? Where's my earned media?
Well, I'll remove the ever asked me anything. I'll just tell them
no. Yeah. Well, that stinks. That's okay. All right. What
else we
got? Well, a couple of times. Ivan. Okay. Go ahead. Well, I
was wanting to get woke up went out of the way since we don't
talk about marijuana enough on the show.
Too busy, too busy consuming.
We don't consume while you do. I don't know.
This was the end of a PBS News Hour Report on the medical
benefits of marijuana especially for poor little
I saw this report. This was interesting. Yeah, the kids
yeah, was interesting.
But was would, yeah, and it does work. And it's fantastic. But I
just put got the end of the clip, because I thought there
was a couple of little factoids at the end that I thought were
more interesting than the majority of the report, which
I've seen. I've seen all this. I know all the stuff they talked
about, I think everybody does. But this little bit at the end
kind of irked me
was for Disease Control and Prevention says there has never
been a documented overdose death from marijuana. So Amy and Larry
Lopez see much more benefit than risks. He makes up who makes my
blood flow that can make me breathe. The proof is in the
scooter. Miles O'Brien,
the PBS news hour, Lowell, Massachusetts.
The DEA has been evaluating proposals to loosen the
classification of cannabis, which would make it easier for
scientists and doctors to do research. But the agency missed
its own July deadline, and it's not clear when there'll be a
decision. In his next piece. Myles will speak with the
Israeli chemist whose pioneering work into medical cannabis 30
years ago, is now being embraced by the scientific mainstream.
It was about time that guy the Israeli character has been doing
this stuff 30 years of research, and every time you hear
something like Hillary Clinton, we need more research all the
research has been done. Nonsense the DEA the way they see it. Oh
god, we're gonna get our budgets going to shrink. This is no
good. That's just a dishes sit on it. Yeah, they don't push
back and it's
yeah, it's not in their interest at all. This is we love bustin
weed smokers. And we're so close to getting some kind of
measurement in so we can detect if you are unfit to drive. Yeah,
now this but this this excuse has been going on for a long
time now. But you know, we can't test it. There were some
mentioned in that report. About You know, the production of
marijuana is, you know, at best it's hard to reproduce and get
exactly the same results. You know, this is ultimately about
synthesizing it. And then Big Pharma selling it and the public
and go pound sand. You know, that'll happen. Related The
Lancet now the lancet is a that is a serious medical journal, I
believe. Yeah, so one of the top there's the headline, most
antidepressant drugs ineffective for children and and teens
according to study. Yes. And they the findings indicate was
that out of 14 antidepressant drugs only flew oxytocin was
more effective at relieving the symptoms of depression than
placebo, whilst taking venlafaxine was linked with an
increased risk of engaging in suicidal thoughts and attempts
compared with placebo and five other antidepressants.
Yeah, you mean the suicidal thoughts that have resulted in
more teen suicides in the history of the country than
ever? Yes, sir. Nobody ever brings up the drug aspect of
this. It's up to us because we're we don't have
to rely on all that money for
a CBS Evening News as drug and drug and drug and drug ad.
fluoxetine is better known by its trade name.
What is that?
Prozac now? Prozac, of course, its pros. And Venla venlafaxine.
What is venlafaxine also known as it's it's owned by Pfizer,
what is their what do they make out of the what is their brand?
Somehow the book of knowledge is not giving me their brand name.
Can you find this usually Yo, is it?
No, I don't know anything about it. Because they say that that
let me see where is it here? Is it that? Yes. Okay. venlafaxine
at no event. Okay, only flu ox the team was more effective
releasing the sip. So apparently Prozac the old tried and true is
effective at relieving symptoms of depression are more effective
than the placebo. But venlafaxine among the other, I
guess the end the 12 other SSRIs do not work. Wow, what the hell
was it? Effects are there we go effects are thank you thank you
chatroom effects or, but there's pretty much 14 of them just
don't work. And yeah,
then no, but they probably screw it up real good.
It's yeah. Yes.
Don't let your kids take drugs. Well, that prescription.
Exactly. Don't Don't Don't don't get them on the bad stuff,
getting the good stuff, people.
Well, I have a story that did mainstream media obviously
wouldn't touch in a million years and I don't think anyone's
going to hear about it anyplace else. All right. And it did
reset Russia today, which is where I found it and it's like a
very good story. There's I got to it's a two parter. This is a
package this is the book The Post NATO and I have one spy
Yes. Yeah. Cuz isn't it today or this weekend? Isn't that the big
NATO? I don't I haven't a big pile.
There's like a meeting today that has something to do with
this particular thing. But you listen to this and think this.
Anybody actually even in the UK, I think anyone should listen to
this story and realize what you're being told here. And what
you're being told by the media and all the rest of it. It just
is just outrageous that this story is not major news.
But what's unusual for Europe is opposition to NATO activities
among top officials. Even key NATO ally Germany is voicing
deep concern over the organization's build up in
Eastern Europe, with Foreign Minister Frank Walter
Steinmeier, accusing it of war mongering against Russia. The
one thing we shouldn't do now is inflame the situation with loud
saber rattling and warmongering. Whoever believes that a symbolic
tank parade on the NATO alliance is eastern border will bring
security is mistaken.
And overwhelming 64% of the public share Stein Meyer's
concerns That's according to a YouGov poll, just 9% back
Berlin's plan to send troops to the Baltics to help deter what
NATO calls Russian assertiveness and also voices of discontent in
the German Parliament, which today is likely to vote on a
resolution to establish a collective security system
quote, from Lisbon to Vladivostok incorporating Russia
itself. Artis Peter Oliver now reports from the German capital.
Well, it's been put forward by the opposition left party here
in Germany. And it really expresses concerns over the way
NATO has been developing well, what this proposal that's been
put forward actually would entail would be a scrapping of
NATO as it stands right now. And the formation of a new security
group that would include all have those NATO members, as well
as those European nations currently not part of the
Alliance, as well as Russia all working together for a common
security.
The first thing you have to ask common security from what, from
American meddling from regime change, or whatever else we're
abusing, we're abusing the system, they've caught on to it.
Now we're screwed. And again, coming out with that guy, that
Breedlove character who is now retired with his idea of arming
the Ukrainians without you know, being aggressive, NATO supposed
to be a defensive operation, if something bad happens, yeah,
it's not supposed to be, you know, moving. It's moving,
expanding and moving and about the attack Russia, and
I read that if you look at the actual turf, that NATO has, in
fact, built up troops with an increase, I think it's five or
800 acres of actual territory, eastward, which of course,
breaks the entire gentleman's agreement we have with Russia,
which is we will not expand. Well, that's been broken for a
while. Yeah.
So let's play part two and wrap this up.
Now, one of the key proponents of this idea of a a pan Eurasian
security service has been set up ragged, marked the Left Party MP
she put forward why she thinks it's a good idea. And because
the system is first of all,
we are concerned with the way NATO has been developing in
recent years, especially with its most recent moves, such as
these combative maneuvers in Eastern Europe. We believe that
they pose a serious threat to peace in Europe. We have always
been critical of NATO expansion to the east. We Think that
Germany should get back to the idea that security and peace in
Europe is possible with Russia, not against it. That's why we
call for a new collective security system with Russia,
which would represent the interests of Europeans, instead
of being dominated by the US when those things
are German Chancellor Angela Merkel had previously talked
about a trading bloc stretching from Lisbon to Vladivostok, she
is going to be facing a debate on the floor of the Bundestag
about turning that into a security block, as well. She is
expected to speak at around 9am local time here in Berlin,
doesn't this all just come down to particular European countries
just not wanting to pay? They just want they don't want to
pony up 3% of GT GDP, as is, you know, the agreement?
I think there's an element there, but I think they're sick
of being bossed around by us. Yeah. Hasn't done them any good.
Ever since the sanctions began on Russia. The people have
suffered armor farmers? Yeah.
How about the tomatoes,
tomatoes, the peaches that apricots, all the stuff that
they grow and send to Russia, because Russia is a big buyer.
Yeah. And they can't do that. Because because of us, we have
the red, we can't do that. It's unbelievable that all we're
doing is creating a situation that is going to be hard for us
to control, we won't be able to control it at all, as a matter
of fact that it's like an it's a nasty looking operation, just
like all of Europe and Russia. And what if they want to gang up
on
us? And the interesting thing, your Russia just passed all
these really tough anti terrorism laws, which would no
way they would fly in the United States. But when it comes to
combating terrorism, I'd say Russia is probably the best ally
you could have. They seem to really be invested in in making
this stop and they have a lot of experience.
Yeah, well, I'm just saying it always boils down to one thing
as far as I'm concerned. Snowden
with Komiza. Recommendation. Can Snowden now come back? Is he now
queasy in the clear? Yeah, well, no, I'm just the thought.
Maybe some people are demanding that Obama has a pardon Snowden
when just as he gets as he leaves office. I think he
should. But Obama is all in on that. Snowden is a horrible
traitor. Yeah, yeah.
You may recall the guy who was Secretary of State and
Undersecretary of State in the Netherlands when I had him on
the radio show on Arrow FM, which of course, you know, was
burned
today. It was burned to the ground and burned to the ground.
After you did your thing. After I did my thing. Yes, it was
burned to the ground and brand new out of town
pretty much pretty much happened. So one of the because
I did the show from London, one of the rare occasions that I was
in the studio, he was in for an interview and he was on his way
to Bilderberg with the Dutch queen and so I said oh, you're a
Bilderberger and he's dying you know he pretty much a drinking
club sales job. You know, the queen is Queen at the time and
now there's a king and the queen is a great salesperson and but
then he took me aside and he said you know all this stuff
you're talking about on the shows is very important. This is
very important. This is very good. You got stuff by the right
end. And I and then later I saw him when I was flying back from
Rotterdam to the UK and by plane which I had at the time. Yeah,
my my Cessna was in the you know, the jet center wing
because of the for private for general aviation. And they were
about to go on some, you know, some junket with the, with the
Royal plane, but it was politicians it was the then
Balkan ENDA, who was the prime minister, and France Timmermans,
the Undersecretary of State. He saw me today. Hey, come on a
man. Come on in coming up with and let me introduce you to the
Prime Minister. Do you recall the story when the Prime was the
goofy guy? And he went to me? Oh, hello, Mr. Curry. I
recognize you from TV. too. Does I recognize Oh,
yeah. Hey, years ago, keep talking.
Yeah, so France Timmermans. But he is now you know, the Special
Assistant to pretty much well, it's the Commission, the
European Commission, but really, he is John Claude. Juncker, the
drunker is his This is his job to defend the commission. And as
we know, the way European Parliament works is the
Commission, the European Commission, which is unelected
officials, they're appointed they come up with laws and then
the European Parliament debates them so the European Parliament
cannot bring laws to the floor they can only vote on which
arguably is democratic. The except the vote does not
determine if something passes or not. The vote goes back does it
really count goes back to the commission and you can wash it
you can issue a yellow card if you think it can fly Next with
constitutional issues in your own member state, then they can
be if there's more than you get a red card, but it never really
means that it goes away as the European Commission can change
it. And, you know, so for this guy who said, hey, you know,
you're really on the right track. I don't I'm not quite
sure why he messaged that to me, but he did a speech at the in
Parliament, which is long, but I love this Dutch guy who has the
impeccable English accent and will just stop it when we feel
it's appropriate to stop but it's he really freely went out
and tried to defend this whole the talk if when you listen to
him just imagine Starfleet Command Starfleet Command of the
big auditorium, which I think he calls the the Hemi cycle, not
circle but Hemi cycle. And everyone's in there.
Thank you, Mr. President. I have come here today to listen to
parliament's views on the commission work programme for
next year.
The commission work programme is what the commission has handed
to the European Parliament say, Here's what you'll be voting on.
Now we are just before Parliament needs to vote. So
that's why the Hemicycle is filling up. And
why would they call it heavy cycle of not heavy circle? I
have no idea. It is quite a sight
to see all of you here. And I mentioned this, because all too
often in the last couple of months, something seems to have
been forgotten. And that is that 751 Europeans have been elected
to directly represent citizens from 28 Different nations in all
their diversities with all their differences.
We've had Klingons we've got people from Red Milan, all the
different outlooks on lives. But you all come together here in
this Hemicycle, to look for majorities to take decisions.
And that is the essence of representative democracy, that
you decide by majority. Just as the British people have decided
by majority to leave the European Union, that decision
needs to be respected. But likewise, those who only shouted
here the years they were here in this Parliament should have had
more respect for the majority in this Parliament, which decisions
are just as legitimized by the voters who went to vote for
them. And please, please, I call on all of you now that I have
the opportunity to speak to so many of you. Don't let your
democratic mandate be ridiculed or diminished stand up for it.
You are the representatives of more than 500 million people be
proud of it and stand up for it. And don't let those people tell
you, you do not represent the people. And those of you out
there who've asked for the head of John Claude Juncker that
is an excellent idea.
politically weak, morally questionable, intellectually
lazy, is that all you have to offer destroy for the sake of
destruction rather than build something for your citizens?
I mean, he he just he just off his rocker man.
He was criticizing Faraj right there. Oh, of course he was of
course. But what they mentioned Great Britain a bunch of people
bow
Yeah, a bit gets pretty rowdy. If you want to hear more, it
gets pretty rowdy from the crowd. I don't know if it's that
interesting.
Not really, I would like to hear the whole thing, but I think is
a little boring. Okay,
then we'll leave it for what it is. But he gets really angry.
And just keep quiet. Because people are booing him. And he's
like, you know, this is a great idea. It's fantastic. For the
guy who said to me on the slide like and the world order.
Maybe the EU went to the RE education.
Before you get into the European Commission. Chambers, you have
to be re educated. Hemicycle is the correct word I have learned.
What does it mean me cycle and a circular shape designed to
encourage consensus among political parties? How about
that, rather than this the actual definition of say
circular shape designed to encourage consensus among
political parties rather than confrontation?
Well, hey, now. Od e Yeah.
Where'd that definition come from? Them You see it or you
just calling it that do encourage
whatever you're encouraging the West movement, this is the
Westminster system where the government and opposition
parties face each other on up, okay. Okay, so the Westminster
systems we have parties on opposite sides of the issue
sides of the aisle rise, right? That's of course the United
Kingdom.
We do that too.
But the Scottish Parliament and the Welsh Assembly use Hemi
cycles
scattered around. So is the well, I were at one party
sitting next to the other
so he's our bizarre House of Representatives is that that's
not really a Hemi cycle because
no it's not because there's two sides of the aisle yeah people
on one side and the other people on the other. Although do when
they given the president he gives a speech they often make
it a mix
and mingle. Yeah, right. Oh, yeah. Me cycle right. Now, I
learned a word. There you go. Yeah. Great. So that alone is
worth the price of admission.
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step was there was a horrible accident to members of the Dutch
military died in Mali where they are where they are stationed.
And there was not a lot of information but it was like some
bounds like whoa, to do some accident something like what
accident What What could have happened. You know what I was
talking about a mortar or something that just blew up and
bloomed bits. And I got some info from our military
intelligence network. And this is a report from I believe was
2012 which explains exactly how this happens.
Late this spring, Mohamed salah, Haji Musa, a Syrian fighters
seeking to overthrow President Bashar Al Assad was attacking a
government checkpoint and something went wrong. his rifle
exploded. His hands will have twisted and scarred the
explosion might easily have killed him. Mr. Musa was a
victim of one of the modern battlefields dirty tricks. The
secret Saltine of anti government fighters supply lines
with tainted ammunition that erupts inside weapons, often
wounding and sometimes killing the fighters while destroying
many of their hard found arms.
So if you go on YouTube, and you search for spiked ammo, you'll
see guns blowing up, you'll see there's one there's one for for
SAP amnis Dropping mortars into the pipe, which I do not like
that weapon. This whole gravity fed thing has always bothered me
like plop it and look to World War Two stuff. And he keeps
thinking of dropping in one auto Akbar. Allahu Akbar. Allahu
Akbar explodes and this is this is a report from 2012 goes on to
blame it on Syria, but I haven't I'm pretty good authority. This
is what the United States does. We spread out. Because we give
away everything we give away the weapons give away the ammo. We
sell it, we smuggle it, we drop it off, but we also have spiked
ammo and apparently some of this got into the Dutch supplies. And
they did one of these mortars and it blew them up it's
terrible. It's horrible. It's horrible that is being done
at all like land mines. You know, at some point you you're
the ones you're gonna step
on it. Yeah, eventually. I just thought that was crazy. But
there should be investigations about this stuff.
Yeah, there's got to be some Yeah, put codes on these things.
So at least the knowledgeable would know now like that crazy
tape you can wear I was going to buy something somebody can
explore is very difficult to get a hold of. It's a it's a it's a
tape that that reflects infrared. And so when you're
flying over certain areas, and you put some goggles on or
something you can see the people that are wearing the tape and
you're not supposed to shoot them. It goes on the top of your
helmet or the top of your shoulders.
Yeah, it's they have color codings they have a lot of times
I don't think it's tape I think these days it's uh,
transponders. I'm pretty sure that the guys in the field or
behind enemy lines or frontline that have transponders and that
it's just like an aircraft that actually they're transponders
are being picked up. I'm not sure about the tape could be.
You know, I'll get you the documentation for the tape.
Okay, that's gonna buy a roll. Yeah. Around the roof of the
house do not bomb. Have you ever
used the laser and pointed it at one of those guys who are doing
construction?
Work? As a matter of fact, I haven't.
We should try it who have the vest on. It's fantastic. They
have the reflective vest. It goes wow, it explodes. It's like
there's just light flashes everywhere. Once you hit that
vest, it's really something to say. I'm reliably informed.
Yes. You're here's the story of the week as far as I'm
concerned. Sort of some irony in this story. Short Story led
found in DC water. Uh huh.
House lawmakers and their staff will undergo blood tests on
Wednesday. That's because elevated lead levels have been
detected in the drinking water at one office building on
Capitol Hill. The discovery has triggered widespread concern one
lawmaker notes there are pregnant women who work on the
Hill that can be especially harmful to the unborn
baby to go half the water supply in this country is tainted by
coincidence.
I just tested my water here in the crock pot condo yesterday.
Yeah, I got one of those kits and VA got the litmus paper and
you got the vial for this and the test for everything. Because
I smell the water and it smells like chlorine.
Just because you got chlorine in it
it does but when I tested it all levels were acceptable The only
thing that wasn't accepted was it was the hardness of the water
so that's I guess his pH balance that was off the scale.
That's a mineral content is what it is. Yeah, well that's the way
you have when you have hard water and you can't make soap
bubble up and it smells bad in the dishwasher here we got soft
water so you don't need these much soap
well it really became broken yeah I have the I have a Berkey
Water Filter which I use pretty religiously it became very
apparent where by mistake I got a Soda Stream and I filled it up
with tap water instead of the filtered water man when you
shoot the co2 in that oh my goodness. It just just the
chlorine is just jumping out of the bottle yet when tested
levels normal I don't know if that's considered to be whatever
I have
yet chlorine we call it you put it in a bit of boiling pot of
kettle it boils off to chlorine there's lots of ways to get rid
of the chlorine but I use a feel I use filtered water but I and
I've used the different ones and I will recommend since we can do
well
okay well yes I have the Berkey which I like it's a seed man
purchase.
I use zero water, zero water, zero water is and I've used all
these different filters and mechanisms. But I have to say
that in terms of flavor. There is nothing like zero water. It
is terrific tasting it's just hard to explain but I have been
very picky about my waters for example bought bottled waters I
like I actually like of all the sparkling waters
I saw them when you're talking about in Whole Foods and I've
bought that's what I would always buy the green bottles $1
or $1 A bottle is a great deal to me. The problem is I live in
an apartment building and if you have heavy shit then you gotta
have multiple trips and this is the main reason I want to make
my own sparkling water you need a dumbwaiter I need I need staff
was what I need.
You know that way? Anyway, so yeah, that water is delicious.
This is the
ion exchange stuff this is the the of the flight like the the
jug or which one do you have? Yeah,
it's a jug. Zero water's got a little, it's also has a little,
little measurement gauge, you can test water. And then that's
when it's, it's, oh, that's nice place it's actually works pretty
well. Now here's
the problem. Zero water filters are not certified for the
reduction of fluoride, which the Berkey is has specific filters
to remove fluoride.
I'm telling you, I got chloride in my water. And this does
enough of a job. I'm not saying fluoride fluoride. Fluoride. Oh,
yeah. So the this is where I spill a problem. Yeah, but but
the Berkey has filters to remove the fluoride. Oh, we need one of
those up in Washington State. Yeah, I
mean, he's getting a little docile. And I want to remind
people where that comes from the book legacy of ashes about the
CIA, Tim Weiner, in New York Times, who since that book, I
don't think has done any good work. Certainly not about the
FBI mentioned the case, which was declassified where they
would go to an enemy camp at night, drop fluoride into the
water supply. And then once everybody was quote, docile,
they could easily walk in and say, Hey, we're taking over your
we're, you're you're captured.
And I believe this to be true.
Really haven't captured the city of Austin yet.
Austin, of all the all the cities to allow shit in their
water. Austin, Texas really? Well, hey,
let's go over a couple of interesting factoids. California
voted against legalizing marijuana before it was even
offered anybody else? How does that work?
And they're going to do it again. Yes, they probably will.
And do you think that it'll pass this time? I
wouldn't be surprised if it Yeah, I think it might this
time, because there's they're starting to see the benefits and
the other states of the tax revenues. And it's not really
causing a lot of issues, except for the bull crap ones that are
made up by the anti, you know, just teetotallers. What they
amount to these are the same people that'd be for
prohibition. You know, there's all these wrecks and people are
dying on the road. I will say it again, I've said it before.
That's mainly that I will say it's MADD Mothers Against Drunk
drivers, or drunk drivers who are a sham organization,
complete sham. We've discussed it before. The whole
executive the woman who founded it had to quit because it became
so corrupt.
Yeah, what they do is they make their money by selling you the
driving courses, they sell you the breathalyzer, it's all
through that organization. It's a complete money grabbing scam.
Like Mimi says that Ben and I've noticed this too, you go up
north and you can spot a drugs guy smoking pot in his car and
you smell it. I mean, I guess well, a cigarette smoker from
two cars away. But the pot smokers are very identifiable.
And you can tell the car is like you know, wash the inside of
your windows once in a while. That's only
when you're driving the 56 Corvette right.
So you're going down the road and you could just see how
they're super cautious, right? Too slow. They got people
looking every which way paranoid. I'm really
big man. I guys don't
pass the Cheetos. Pass the Mac and Cheetos.
But anyway, there I go. I do want to say that the Sodastream
what an amazing product. What a great way to take a very old
product, slap some plastic around it, make it new. And I
always wondered when my dad had a soda, soda squirt. And I was
always you know, don't touch it. Don't touch it. That's your dad.
Don't touch that. But I want to make some soda Baba cartridges
coger. And those little metal cartridges still make these
things indoors. They make them for BB guns. I still use them. I
think Air Air Air pistols and I've got one but the idea is to
take the take that little capsule and boom they got this
long cylinder, which is supposed to be good for 60 bottles. And
they put it in at RIT like a five cent piece of shit plastic
is really genius. Does it work? Fantastic. You
get a good bottle of sparkling water.
I think it's a very good bottle of sparkling water. Moreover,
because it's my own filtered water. Okay, yeah,
that's a good endorsement. Yeah,
yeah, unpaid endorsement. But yeah. Now the Berkey actually, I
saw I tasted the Berkey yet. When I was moving on the Hot
Pockets to where we stayed in Ohio those kids have since moved
up to I think Maine or Vermont. And they were great they had ate
their own food from the garden and they had a Berkey Water
Filter and only only drank that water wouldn't you know? They
were packing heat all the time right kids did wedding videos to
make money fantastic good
yeah. And honestly I think cost was a Berkey cost very
expensive.
Oh my goodness. I think it's this one I think is 200 bucks or
something. It's crazy
to get to if it gets if it actually does get rid of
fluoride
Well, according to the tests I did there was no discernible
fluoride in the water which seems odd but maybe he said
yeah, these tests I don't know I have to see which lab they are.
I think fluoride is not dead it's not like the the amount
that they dope up the people to take him over in a military
attack. It's so it's in parts per million is made. Yeah, it's
all parts per million is made the test may not be useful for
this.
Well, but if if they're putting fluoride in the water under the
guise of it's good for your teeth, then you should be
that's been proven to be bullcrap. There's lots of the
argument that you this I know is bullcrap. The Harvard, Harvard
proved it was bullcrap.
And the reason that you they put up the whole reason for fluoride
is to get rid of it. It's an industrial waste. It's a waste
product exact a waste product. And by diluting it in a couple
of lakes, you know, he's hardly noticeable. And it's
still not that anyone just throw some shit in there. I mean, we
need to get rid of how do you do that? Hey, how about Old Iron
Throne? Yeah,
yeah, it's all in there.
It's groovy. Okay, good.
All right. Something very odd going on. In China, we rarely
get news out of China. There's a new book out. And this guy seems
like a real sensationalist. But I am interested in his report,
which is another 800 Pages for Adam over this weekend, but I
will take a look at it. The guy's book is called The
Slaughter, the Bloody Harvest in China. And well, here's his
little YouTube intro.
This is a follow on to Bloody Harvest in the slaughter that
we're looking at not 10,000 transplants per year in China.
But something more like 60 to 100,000 transplants per year in
China. Now this number is extremely upsetting that we
literally have no idea exactly where the sourcing of these
organs comes from. Even if voluntary organ donations in
China have gone up, they can't reach this level. It's this is
live organ harvesting, fallen gone in the main, but also
Uyghurs Tibetans, as Christians, these are the groups that have
been targeted from the beginning. And they continue to
be targeted. We see no hospitals closing. We see no transplant
centers, struggling. In fact, we see the opposite. We see
construction programs, hundreds of hospitals, and it has become
their bread and butter, economic mainstay of their profession, is
to keep this thing going a death sentence, really for the groups
we're talking about.
So this guy's assertion is that there is a very large scale and
very active trade, which would be deemed illegal of human
organs, live organs in China. I don't know if the book includes
the passage where the guy wakes up in a bathtub filled with ice
cubes and there's literally no writing on the window but on the
on iron. do you what do you think about this?
I think is could be true,
if it his assertion is that is Tibetans. And Christians.
Surprise me. I think following Gong would be at the top of the
list of, of the of the people that grab and cut who are the
Falun Gong. Falun Gong is a kind of a screwball religion that is
doesn't really do much except pray a lot of but the overthrow
of China. And they're the gets I guess they get some messages
that the Chinese really resent. And so they've been banned. It's
like even mentioned following Gong, if you're happen to be
hanging out in China, you're in China doing stuff. You could be
arrested, it's really it's the group, in fact, outside of any
Chinese Embassy or Chinese, whatever they're called the
missions where you can go by I get a passport, it's probably
one in Austin, constant consulate. consulate that's the
word out in front of any one of those places. You'll find the
following Gong and there'll be out there with protest signs.
So you're so the Chinese officials are or official the
Chinese are taking those and chopping them up and selling
them for live organs selling the live organs. Yeah,
it sounds believable.
My goodness. But you're at 100,000 Was it was If there
wasn't a bunch of Hasidic Jews in Jersey who were selling, we
were trafficking in live organs. There's some big scandal about
that a while back ago
to scandal about this, huh?
Jews in Jersey selling organs think that's what that would
probably work Orthodox Jews and we go
well, that's a look at that. But I think there was there was some
scandal about that. I don't know, maybe it's just kind of
that freaked me out. Do you think that is just China? And I
could imagine where the elites everywhere would want to have?
Oh, yeah, I
think it's probably more common and we'd like to believe your
rights, but the elites is where they live longer.
And you know, if you, you know, do you know what the price is,
if you want to sell as a woman, you want to sell one of your
eggs. When's the price and ovum purchase? $10,000? Wow, yeah,
apparently it's very painful process to get the egg removed.
With there's a lot of kids in college who are doing this.
They're set? Well, first of all, certainly after student loans.
Yes, they're selling plasma. Which is not new. It's static.
But the ohms Yes, ovum sales are up. 10 grand apart. Of course,
most of the kids can't sell their eggs because they're on
drugs. Yeah. If you're on SSRIs they won't accept it. Foiled
again. And if
you're not on SSRIs you probably don't need the money.
Right? Yeah, got a lot of dough leftover for sure. Let's play
this
clip. We haven't caught kept up with this. But this is getting
worse by the minute. It's not being it's really underreported
in the American press. But this is Venezuela is a mess.
Yes, it is indeed.
Venezuela's dire economic crisis it
would have been funnier if you start off by saying Venezuela is
a mess would have been perfect.
Venezuela's dire economic crisis shows no sign of easing.
President Nicolas Maduro blames the business elite of waging an
economic war by hoarding supplies to aggravate the
crisis. The majority opposition in Parliament though, says his
mismanagement is to blame. rocketing interest rates and the
lack of hard currency have led to major shortages in
supermarkets and even hospitals. That's driven some people in
need of basic supplies to desperate measures.
There have been chaotic scenes on Venezuela's border with
Colombia has hundreds of determined and hungry Venezuelan
women pushed past security forces there. All they wanted to
do on the other side was to shop for some food, a scarce
commodity in Venezuela these days.
We no longer have enough to make a smaller report. We weren't
asked another week. Our children are starving. We have to wake
up. We've spent a year waiting for food to be brought to us.
Venezuela's economic crisis was precipitated by the plunge in
oil prices. Oil is its main export. Basic food items are no
longer available in many places, and inflation is soaring. On the
streets, tensions are high with scuffles and looting now
commonplace.
It's yeah, it's probably what is the deal? What do you think is
going on? Why
should I know they want to get rid of this Maduro character and
I think he's probably an incompetent bonehead without any
of the charisma of, of Chavez. Kedah know, we're one guess,
somehow we're behind some of this.
That's what I'm thinking. We're so good. We're
gonna get a hold of their oil. Yes, yeah. And we and they won't
do deals, they won't do deals, so sell it through their own
outlets, city, co Citco, whatever the company is,
but how to do it. Maybe we started this a long time ago,
but the way we really don't want the oil now there are tankers
filled with oil just circling around the oceans. I mean,
there's a lot of extra oil out there to keep the price.
Yeah, but that is to keep to try to keep the price cropped up.
And if it all flowed in all of a sudden, you've normalized
inventory every year obviously an oil price about 35 bucks.
Exactly. They want to keep it high as high as they can to
maintain but they can't because the whole system is like when we
played the clip about the taxes in California, right? They made
the public all super aware of gas price or you know gasoline,
as a polluter, and you can't so you got all these electric cars,
you got all these people getting 50 miles an hour for the I'm
sorry, 50 miles per gallon, and all this other saving thing and
wind power and everything you can think of is just get real
results in it. glut of oil and you put them in tankers, you put
them in tank farms do anything you can to make it look like
there's not a glut, but they all fill up and then you're screwed.
You know,
Venezuela came up in some research I was doing which was
actually based upon some other researchers call me was talking
about the FBI. And the good men and women of the FBI and so just
tootling around on their website and you know, figuring out when
to some interesting stats, do you know how many FBI agents die
every year in line of duty?
No, just to guess. 100 now, but 50 about 50 die in the line of
duty.
A lot of agents, it still seems like a lot. It does. But then I
came across this handy little data slicer and dicer there's
somewhere so I just have to follow my path I was reading Oh,
I know what do I didn't clip her it's more on Congresswoman stood
up and went more people are killed by guns in America than
any other country in the world. And, and I was looking at the
stats in another tab and I said hey, that's interesting. Why
don't I take a look at number of people killed per 100,000 in a
in with a dedicated murder. So not just oops. I bumped into you
You fell down and you died. But premeditated murder, regardless
of weapon. Where do you think the United States shows up on
that list? So violent? Murder, murder? Murder by any weapon?
I have no idea. I don't think we're number one.
No, in fact, we are number 27. Okay, weird accent with 4.7
people murdered per 100,000. Let's look at the whole list.
Well, let's let's look at the list of number 27.
To know too well, okay. So in order of appearance, Honduras,
El Salvador, St. Kitts and Nevis. Wow, where's that? No
islands. 68 people per 100,000 Murdered. Going there has
nothing good. Then number four, Venezuela, then Belize.
Guatemala number five Jamaica number. I'm sorry. 12345. down
right after Jamaica, Bahamas then Colombia, South Africa,
Trinidad Tobago, Brazil, Dominican Republic, St. Lucia,
Panama, Mexico, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Guiana. Ecuador,
Nicaragua, Russia, Costa Rica, Bolivia, Estonia. Arregui.
Thailand then comes the United States. Following followed
closely by Latvia, Chile, India, Taiwan, Bangladesh, Finland,
Finland. Finland, Israel, Canada, New Zealand, Morocco,
Ireland, Sweden, the Netherlands, Denmark, Germany
and Japan. And Japan has point three five person per 100, the
Netherlands point eight, six. And again, the United States has
4.7. So really in the in the in the scheme of things pretty safe
here.
Not as safe as Japan. Right. But you have to wonder how many of
these if any of these numbers are actually covered up in
certain cultures like Japan? Where are they you know, they
see everything is face saving face right now. He wasn't Kurt
killed. It was something else. I just wondered.
Yeah, I own it up. Well, this is government data from their
compiled from what governments give. So that's you know, it's
only as good as its data. It's very interesting nation
master.com is funded, funded. Look at that just par stuff. So
yeah, while we may be number one, when it comes to gun
murders, we're definitely not number one when it comes to
murders a lot of other crazy places to be Mexico high on the
list.
Yep. Amidst all of the
this is kind of a tech news, but I won't really call it a tech
news.
Where is it here? Hmm.
Well, now I can't find it. It was oh, here it is. This is from
the President. This just came out. I think this just came out
this morning. The White House wants to be at the forefront of
automation policy. Oh yes. The Obama administration wants us to
be a world leader in economic and defense policy related to a
new wave of automation powered by machine learning and
artificial intelligence. Yeah, according to White House Chief
of Staff, Denis McDonough, we can return to these questions
ever heard this before? Yeah, I know. I don't have to read it.
You're right. You're right. But you know, this is all about, I
guess, ultimately about universal basic income or
something. Because that's where but that's where McDonough went,
hey, you know, we got lots of automation coming up and
economics and we got lots of Aimia. Defense as half of our
budget goes to defense. So we'll need universal basic income AC,
as McDonough said Finland is considering implementing a
universal basic income. We should be looking at this as
well, because machine learning is what it's all about.
Now, well, we hate the poor. So that's not going to happen. The
the Dutch government has come from they already they already
had a website called rasterizer. Which means justice, I guess,
Justice directions now, upset event advisor is a play on
words. Draft advisor is a play on vet advisor. So one of those,
one of those polls with New York 1000 miles that way, and Los
Angeles 2000 miles that way, that would be called a vet
advisor. And then the Rex Rex advisor points you in the
direction of legal help you in need for your particular issue.
And the Dutch, the Dutch government has a lot of these
things, a lot of self help steering you and all skip logic
steering in a certain direction. When it comes to voting, they
have the stem visor, which is another play on this and said
this is how you should vote based upon these questions. And
people take this as a serious, untainted or non you know, like
a like it's clean, like it's pristine, like it's not going to
point you in one direction or the other. And I'm always when I
do these things with with honest answers. I'm usually good for
the Socialist Party, according according to the artificial
intelligence baked into that. So here it is, they've now come up
with a new idea which seems to be spreading out and other
countries want to be using this artificial intelligence and
machine learning to help you with your legal disputes.
Recognize that a dispute resolution robot born in the
Netherlands might soon be giving lawyers here a run for their
money. That's Australia. Obviously the online platform
can mediate everything from divorces, tenancy disputes, and
employment debt and consumer matters for custody matters. For
example, it'll ask the ages of the children to be sensitive to
their development needs.
It remembers who you are, and it gives proposals based upon
predictive results on what other people have achieved in the
resolution when they come to separate.
Bevan Warner from Victoria Legal Aid says rectifies or uses
artificial intelligence and machine learning. And the Dutch
technology has already been snapped up in the UK and Canada.
In Canada.
They're moving into debt and tenancy issues in the
Netherlands they have a working system for family law issues and
resolution of child support me the
issues that have a lot of heating them in some of the most
traumatic circumstances people will find themselves in a
lifetime. Can a robot be trusted with that?
Well, it's not robot only. So the system works by moving
people into the care of a trusted advisor, so referral to
an online mediator when they need it. But the key to this is
unlike traditional modes of legal service delivery where the
clients in the backseat, and the lawyers driving the car here,
people are empowered to experience the controls
themselves.
You know, I wrote a column this week in PC Magazine. We're about
this Oh, Ruben.
Oh, about this specifically, or just AI machine learning
machines because
I had another call from a robot that doing interactive. Robots
are from the get go program to lie. When I ask a robot if it's
a robot, and it says no, that's a lie. It's a lie. Lying robots
are crooked lying robots
try. Hey, Siri, are you a robot?
Well, I don't want to brag, but I gotta be plus some of the
Turing test.
says I don't want to brag but I gotta be plus on the Turing
test.
That means he's trying to say he's not a robot or he's a robot
that can fool you. Yeah, and if the robot that can fool you,
that's a lie.
Oh, hold on a second. Just ah.
Me want me to talk. If there's nobody Okay, well, I can talk.
We did get a letter from Kiwi Chris. Just to say that
I had to get I had to get her out of the out of the freezer.
Set. What I had to get her out of the freezer, was in the
freezer. book of knowledge. Are you a robot trying to connect
trying to connect
Ah, as great. Oh, man. All right,
I'm gonna try and book a knowledge. Are you a robot?
All I know is that I'm here to help. Liar. See? Yeah, yeah,
you're right.
The answer to that question is yes. Yeah. Why don't they do
that? Because they're programmed to lie. Yeah. But why is the
leading to their lie?
Do we program that because it's clearly a mission.
Exactly. So, again, one last clip. Wait, is a good one. Yeah,
I think so.
Okay, then let me do mine first because it may not be that good.
Something's opening up today in Kentucky. I am going to this
exhibit. I'm going to get one of my buddy and I
started the arc. Jess
like you have to see it to believe it. A new full scale
replica of Noah's Ark, called the Ark Encounter is set to open
in Williamstown, Kentucky this Thursday. It's believed to be
the largest timber frame structure in the world, and cost
more than $100 million to build what to bring in Ken Ham right
now. He's president and CEO of Answers in Genesis, the ministry
that built the ark. Good to see you sir. Thought it looks
beautiful. Tell us about it.
Well, it is the largest timber frame structure. In the world.
It was built by 100 Amish craftsmen they did an ark
raising instead of a barn raising about it's got 3.3
million board feet of timber. And it's built up the dimensions
in the Bible of Noah's Ark. So it's one and a half times the
length of a football field half the width of a football field.
From ground level to roof is seven stories from ground level
to the top of the bow is 10 stories. And research indicates
up to 2 million people a year. Just on our research and America
alone. We'll come to this it's going to be an incredible
economic boost to Northern Kentucky, in fact, to the whole
state of Kentucky.
I can't wait to see this thing. Yeah, it sounds fair. And people
are freaking out about it in
everyone's go. Oh, these guys are ready. It's and I think just
a Yeah, who cares? Just go look into the thing hang out now.
Now it was it was no a real guy is that this is the this is the
insinuation that no really existed. He really built built
the ark and it really did rain.
I don't know, before my time,
and interesting to have Amish.
Everybody does have a range.
It took me a second I'll give you a plus or barely before your
time. Having Amish shag people build it? I don't know. It's
just very strange. And then how
could they be funny if they had some huge flooding in the area
and the boat floated off? And then ended up in the ocean or
something?
What was it when that was not a Jim Carrey movie that already is
the guy built it and then some people do these like a dam broke
or something? And then but check this out. Looking at the answers
in genesis.org website. They had a matching gift goal of $33
million. Yeah, I don't know why is always interested. Why would
they do that? Yeah, I gotta look at this. I gotta look at this
out. But I need to see this thing. It's not I mean, the the
video The thing is phenomenal.
Yes, it's very attractive. But they have the cock and bull
story about the earth being 6000 years old. And again, dinosaurs
in some of the cages. I mean, come on.
I love it. I love it all. I love it all. It's just as good as any
other story. Love Stories.
Yeah, it's good stuff. I definitely go see it if I was
anywhere near there. Yeah. ever passed by. I'm going yeah, I am
the fisherman and things like they apparently like, you know,
two football fields long from what I heard was 70 stories
high.
Yeah, but he said the football field and a half. Yeah, well,
he's a body. Right. All right. What's your final clip, sir?
Well,
Afghanistan, after eight years, promises we're gonna get out,
we're gonna get out. We're gonna get out. We're not getting out.
And you can actually you can take that to the bank. We're
gonna you take that to the bank. He said,
our nation's longest war just got longer. The Obama
administration had hoped to cut the number of US service
personnel in Afghanistan, currently at 10,000 in half by
the end of this year. But today, the President said increased
threats. We'll put the number at 8400.
We have to deal with the realities the world is events.
And we can't forget what's at stake in Afghanistan. This is
where Al Qaeda is trying to regroup. This is where ISIL
continues to try to expand its presence. If these terrorists
succeed in regaining areas in camps where they can train and
plot, they will attempt more attacks against us. Oh, yeah. We
cannot allow that to happen.
Yeah, like if we ever had from the Afghanis
Yeah, you don't you don't have to go into a you know, some
anger issues here. This guy's a douche. He lied. He lied about
doing it. He lied about closing Gitmo. He lied about this. The
last thing I will Do the last thing I will do take that to the
bank? I'm not going to do it. And it's so odd because he
lowered the amount by was it 1200?
What does that even mean?
Means that us guys that guard the poppy fields, and then they
can give us locals. This is all about the poppy field. Yes.
That's all you need for poppies. Really, we only need 8400 Guys
and protected you're good to go.
The firepower they've got nobody's gonna mess with the
puppies.
So we do not know what Sunday will bring. But for sure there
will be something going on that we will have time to deconstruct
because you support us in that manner, not just with
information inside information, people who work at places who
know and have standing artwork, jingles, clips, and of course,
financial support to allow us to do this and we appreciate that
highly. Asked right everybody. And of course, I'm gonna plow
through two and a half million words, just to see if there's
any fun stuff in there. And I'll even take on this Chinese organ
harvesting report the slaughter,
I'll use a surgeon. Okay, you do that.
And until then, remember I said divorce.org/and A coming to you
from the skyscraper the crackpot condo in downtown Austin de
How's FEMA Region six in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry.
And from Northern Silicon Valley, where I haven't seen the
sun since the first of July. As usual in California. It's
getting cold. I'm John C. Dvorak. And we'll
see you right here on Sunday. On no agenda. Adios, mofos
we're going to Orlando next week. One of the issues that
concerns me that's where they're going.
Isn't that good enough for you?
Not what's good enough for me is it's not a game. Jake. This is
whether or not we continue. That's what I'm trying to do.
And when we do that, Jake, you're gonna have a lot of
enthusiasm. Wolf, I'm sorry. I'm looking at the slide over there.
All I can tell you is you think they should go? I know you're
asking me questions. What do I know it?
Hey, now y'all, can we just get real? Do we really care about
our fans? Or is this just another deal? Said another way
that we lost our way, socials about the people remember we are
people do we really need another life painters share too we need
another post to show up everywhere. I hope as we
scattered that we never forget that I post live forever even
when we do it the. Dots give it up Mary McCoy
State Department into the effort. All the US agencies were
contributing to the State Department. All US agencies were
contributing don't have a question. agencies were
contributing comment on that. So workman is contribute to the
eye. So we're gonna, we're contributing information. So
we're gonna be I can't comment on that or your history
department. can give us a minute because I can't find questions
to the State Department. Although US agencies were
conducted questions to the statements where all the US
agencies were just gonna have a copy work for us agencies were
full us agents. So we're gonna leave that to the state. Made
from St. Pete refused to comment or choose to comment a workman
refused to comment on working on refuse to comment on the state
refused to comment. They referred to refuse to comment.
They referred to questions to the State Department and to the
FBI.
There's a need for rescue mission. When the world is
threatened. The world needs help calls on Americans.
And that's the story even even even even then. Even Republicans
on the other side don't really know what the guys talking
about.
And can we take them at their word? Listen, we're talking
about our grandkids and he's asking you about my husband.
Could that possibly be true?
For the most obvious explanation, probably the right
one is Bill Clinton is a really sociable guy.
A lot of conspiracy theories that somehow this is Bill
Clinton talking to Loretta Lynch about clearing Hillary Clinton.
I think the issue is, again, what is my role in how that
matter is going to be resolved. And so let me be clear on how
that is going to be resolved.
The former president stepped into her plane. They didn't
speak for 30 minutes privately the FBI there on the tarmac
instructing everybody around, no photos,
no pictures, no cell phones.
They happen to be at the same tarmac at the same time.
A lot of conspiracy theories.
And could we check in that they're worthless and we're
talking about our grandkids and he's asking me about my husband.
Could that possibly be true? Amen, first of all, adios MoPhO
in the morning, then
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