I know it's bullcrap because I've seen the owl, Adam curry,
John C. Dvorak.
14 2016. This is your award winning get more nation media
assassination episode 883
This is no agenda,
guarding your reality 24/7 even on weekends and broadcasting
live from the darkest corners of the internet, here in Austin tea
house in the morning, everybody I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where Plato say man who seduces
German woman who owns a Messerschmitt, really once a
Fokker. I'm John C. Dvorak,
Raglan Buzzkill.
No nice aviation, Plato says, These guys were way ahead of
their time.
Yes. I don't know what I even knew about these models.
I mean, seriously, how did they know about that stuff?
Fantastic. Anyway, always nice. Kicking off the show with a Nazi
joke. Good one. Welcome. I have to say I love my job, John. Why
what happened? It's just great. People are catching on once
again. You know, they're sending good stuff. Good info. Oh, yeah,
good stuff.
Tom is dated.
I'm sorry.
A lot of our newest, newer guys, though, there's a lot of
problems I've had this problem is it's happened to me, where
you see run into something. And you know, holy crap, this is
going on? I can't believe it. In here, check this out. And then
you notice that it's like five years old? I've had that happen
a lot. Oh, yeah. They don't do enough to kind of promise with
some of these websites and news sites in particular, they don't
put the date anywhere and some instances, yeah.
So you're just finding out the 911 was an inside job is that we
were trying to say? Oh,
no, but I did get to one I got the I got onto this one thing
about V mat two. And
V mat two. What does that what
do you met Tuesday, if you remember, we talked about this,
I think probably when this first appeared, and I showed up again
started floating around. This is a video of the V mat two is the
god gene. And people want to look this up, take a look at V
mat V M A T two number two, usually gene therapy and you can
run into this documents about this. They're trying to kill
this gene off. And they think if they can do it with a food
supposedly they call it a vaccine, but it's actually it's
I think it's just a toxin. Yeah. Or they want to implement it
through the flu virus. Maybe.
You mean the flu vaccine, not the virus.
Yes, though, you write the flu vaccine.
Oh, who knows? Maybe they do it through the flu virus.
Actually doing it through the flu virus is the way to go. And
I think this is going to happen sometime in the future. But it's
kind of a part two of the show kind of thing. But but V mat
there was a this video keeps cropping up every few years of
this guy giving a lecture in the Pentagon about this. Oh,
oh, yeah. Okay, I saw this video. Yes, of course. Now I
know what you're talking about.
All right. Yeah. It's from 2012. I have a even play a little clip
if you want. Yeah, we play
So our hypothesis
is this was it. I think there was a pentagon at least it was
stamped DOD. So we
there's no way he's debunked this part of it. I could because
I keep looking at you. I could do a video. You know, this is
way too Jen genuinely looks pretty
genuine. Yeah, but these are fanatical people that he's
talking about genes
of terrorists, right?
Yeah, there's a gene in the brand. Again, it produces a part
spot of the brain that creates this kind of that's how all
fanatics apparently have this,
which the highly dubious fMRI can apparently detect.
That's very dubious. And the other dubious part is that if
you really look into the fanatics that are fighting, most
of these, you know, an ISIL in amongst very few of them are
religious fanatics. They're just kids, Joy writing,
we have all kinds of weird shit going on their brain anyway,
offices that these are fanatical people, that they have
overexpression of the V mat to Gene and that by vaccinating
them against this will eliminate this behavior. So we have some
some very, very remarkable data in this next slide. Here we have
two brain scans, these are fMRI eyes. These are two different
individuals with different levels of expression of the mat
to on top is an individual who's a religious fanatic, and
individual and we've repeated this numerous times that
how unhappy must you feel if you are one of this specially under
taking title 41 in to regard the power of the changes that the
FBI now has? How do you feel that you actually sent your DNA
to 23andme? Really good, huh? Oh, yeah, I'm sorry. Mr. Curry.
appears you have the terror gene.
Yeah, we'd have to kill you
to do something with you. that
has high levels of V mat to now, this individual down here who
had low levels of the V mat to Gene, this individual would self
describe as as, as not particularly religious in any
way.
They put the video in the show notes, people should go and take
a look at it. But this is kind of creepy.
Well, it's creepy, if you think of the stories about the both
aids and Ebola. And coming from the lab in Fort Detrick,
Maryland, which we brought up on the show before and this and the
fact that there's some comparable structures in both
those viruses is it is alarming.
But that part I didn't or at least I don't remember. Yeah,
when
we were discussing when Ebola came out, there was some there
was some discussion, I was a long thing. I did it. And I And
if you look at all the literature, there's a couple of
structures that are coincident to both aids and Ebola. And this
then these both cropped up, of course, in in the 70s, and 80s.
And the thesis, of course, is the one I like to promote, which
is that in the 70s, there was this huge movement towards a
population control. Yeah. And all the literature literature
showed that the real problem was in Africa, this kind of second
half a show material.
Well, yes and no, I mean, it kind of relates to a story that
just came across the wire yesterday, that Western
University is moving into phase two human clinical trials of an
HIV vaccine. And the reason why it hit my scanners was because
it's being tested in 33, humans. Those things, you know, just one
of those things, just a coincidence, but if they observe
they have some fix for Ebola, and it has the similar design as
HIV. Who knows who knows what we can come up with all of a
sudden? Well, but this VLAN thing is Yes, a little
disturbing just a tad or as we say factcheck false hands
clapping thumbs up. There you go. There you go. Okay, let me
see. I'm gonna get get into a little light stuff. Just because
it's I mean, the media deconstruction part of today is
fun. Because it's transient, since there really is no news
about what the new president will do when he's actually
present but he's not President yet. It's just it's just on and
on and on and on. They have nothing else to discuss but shit
that could be true making it up. Well, what do we think?
Let's start with the Taiwan incident.
Yeah, this was this was dynamite. Okay, this is new and
I didn't even know the rules about Taiwan quite honestly
until this phone call took place. Where do we start?
Well, I have a couple of clips I have for one thing we didn't get
to just start with the with the worst case scenario which is NB
C's report and then contrast that with PBS as a report the
news our okay to see one hysterical report from NBC. When
what are the things you'll miss them this clip is the you're not
going to see all the little tweaks that they showed that
they popped up on the screen from people like Chris Hayes.
Oh, the guy's an idiot not to know not to do this. That sort
of
fun. Which one did I have to NBC clips with Taiwan? Which one do
I start with?
Okay, well, let's do we got Taiwan incident NBC version, I
think, Oh, yeah. It's the incident. Clip. The first one
says version. Lauren.
Thank you. We do now want to turn to politics and Donald
Trump at the center of a diplomatic controversy. The
President Elect turning decades of protocol upside down with his
10 minute phone call with Taiwan. pouring in, including
from China. Needless to say Beijing is not happy. The latest
on the phone flat from ABCs David Wright.
Tonight, the 10 minute phone call with global repercussions.
China, China, what China is doing to us is horrible. Having
provoked China plenty out on the campaign trail, Donald Trump
broke with four decades of US foreign policy by speaking with
his Taiwanese counterpart, the president of Taiwan called me
today to wish me congratulations on winning the presidency. He
tweeted, thank you. But ever since Nixon, the US recognizes
one China, the People's Republic, which considers Taiwan
to be a breakaway province. Today, Beijing lodged an
official protest. Oh tweeted former Bush press secretary Ari
Fleischer. I wasn't even allowed to refer to the government of
Taiwan. China will go nuts. It's probably time we get a Secretary
of State nominee onboard tweeted Democratic Senator Chris Murphy,
preferably with experience like really, really soon.
President elect Trump is fully briefed and fully knowledgeable
about these issues on an ongoing basis. Regardless who's on the
other end of the phone?
I do have some questions about this. But you want to play your
PBS first or?
Well, first I also want to mention that they showed they
showed a Donald Trump's initial tweet where he got the phone
cones talked about on Twitter. Yeah. But they didn't show which
I thought was unfair, not showing the second one, which
was the sort of cast ik remark. An hour later, when people
started to get upset. Immediately. I can't imagine
people just must dog his his Twitter account. So about an
hour later, he says, gee, it's funny. I get criticized for
taking congratulatory phone calls why we sell billions and
billions of dollars worth of arms in this country.
Exactly that I mean that. Of course, that wasn't really from
be talked about, of course. But that is proud. But this is my
question. As a kid growing up, I remember that we would have
goods in this oh, this is 70s. When I was still in, in the US,
I remember. It would either say made in Taiwan or made in
Pakistan. It was kind of the kind of the joke. Like where's
that made Taiwan fine. And that was before we had Chinese stuff.
So we were really in bed with those guys on the on the trade
front, as far as I can recall.
Oh, it was absolute. They was everything was coming in from
Taiwan.
Yeah, they were the predecessor, the predecessor of the Chinese
cheap production, manufacture Chinese
are all, you know, kind of irked that we were even talking to him
or trading with them or anything and they were always threatening
them. But the funny thing was the Chinese in the early days of
the the split off in Taiwan was formed by the by the leftovers
from Chiang Kai Shek. They've Chinese had built because I've
been to this coast, round jam in China. There's a there's a which
is right. You can see Taiwan from from our from your front
porch. Pretty much and and there's a bunch of in
battlements that have been set up. They're all abandoned now.
But you there along the beach, it's very interesting. There are
these old foxhole not fossils with these little turrets and
all this crazy stuff. Because the pillbox Yes, pill boxes.
They were expecting the Taiwanese attack China and take
it over.
So it's a win when Nixon made the deal.
It was Nixon who made the deal. Nixon's want to open China trade
open China. So was it part of the deal that we said, Okay,
here's what we're gonna do. F Taiwan, but okay, yes.
We can't talk about it. Now. The this is, this is a little
cloudy, because if you listen to the PBS report they'd like to
they mentioned Nixon specifically, in that report
from NBC because Nixon is a Republican, right? And NBC is
just all in the Democrats. Yeah. So that. So that's a little bit
of propaganda there. Because the protocol began to so called
protocol, which is, by the way, I don't know why people, anybody
doesn't back away a little bit and look at this and say, This
is stupid. This country exists. We sell them stuff,
our trade, our friend, our friend moody lives there. Or the
he moved to Taiwan is a Taiwanese wife. Yeah. I don't
know if he moved. I'm sorry. I don't know if I thought he had
moved. But who knows? Right. But
he can move there. Yeah. So it's stupid. This protocol is stupid
in the fact that has gone on on this log, and Trump, but Trump
should just say so what, why? Why are the Chinese telling us
what to do? And who to talk about?
But I think he his second tweet said at all, it's like, Oh,
listen, these that we sell billions of material to these
guys, which I'm sure the Chinese are not happy with, or do they
not know this somehow?
Yeah, thanks. Yeah. They don't know. To watch. I don't know.
Trump gave it away. We were secretly selling billions of
dollars. Oh, no, no. So so this thing should go away. But the
protocol appears according to the PBS report, and I believe
them or they believe NBC about any of this. Yeah. Started in
1979, which is Jimmy Carter, ah, Democrat. And they will mention
that so let's play that. Now. Listen, to compare that
hysterical report. You just heard of the people running
around with their hands in the air waving and screaming, which
was NBC compared to the more sober and more realistic reports
from PBS.
And late today, the Trump transition team reported that
President elect Trump spoke by phone with the president of
Taiwan, it is a highly unusual move. The US cut formal
diplomatic ties with Taiwan in 1979.
That's it? Yeah, it's all it's the report. That to me was the
perfect report. Yeah, no mention of protocol. But no screaming
and yelling, but I just What an idiot.
But this is only the only a media outlet that I so far have
heard. Someone say, Oh, yeah. And we sell billions of weapons
to Taiwan. They could have mentioned that on the PBS but
Diddy there. or
they could have they've kept it short and sweet and it was fine.
Right? Anyway, so that's this whole thing is joke. And, but
it's fun to watch. They go on with they pile on a little bit
on the NBC report because they have to. And if you play part
the second part you'll see what I'm talking about.
And David joins us now live from Trump Tower. David, this was not
the president elects only controversial call with a
foreign leader.
Not by a longshot. Cecilia, also, today the President of the
Philippines said that during his call with Trump, Trump praised
his controversial anti drug program. Now this is a program
where police have killed more than 2000 people. The UN and the
US have condemned that program. Cecilia day. Right?
Yeah, Trump wants to kill us all. Oh,
yeah. Of course, I
don't even know. I mean, this guy does nutcase as running the
Philippines, and which I think we agree is kind of wacky. Yeah.
He could have made that up. There's no verification of that
Trump's at all you're doing a great job. You know, cleaning up
the drug thing. It just doesn't make sense. It's probably took
the call and chatted, you know, for a minute or two and that was
that, right? The guy can barely speak English.
Well, I like it. I hear these things. I'm like, Yeah, nice.
Whatever protocol is busted up a bit.
We'll see this protocol is stupid and will and again, why
is China telling us what it says 1979. China was was a weak
sister in 1979. Why are we walking on pins and needles for
China? China? Well, all these Well, we're gonna find out
China, by the way of anybody. They're doing more business with
Taiwan than any other country that most of the Taiwan products
are all not made in China. I mean, Acer, everybody else has
moved to China. And they they you know, they work together
they have the they they're even going to run a airline direct
flights to do type one type pay if they haven't already, which
took a while. But duh, why are we on pins and needles about
this?
Well, the only thing I can recall is that there was a lot
of noise about President Obama's first campaign. His first
election campaign there was a lot of financing from China
through credit cards and all kinds of nefarious things. I
don't know maybe that I don't know. I don't know. But there's
got everyone has agendas in in Washington. Surprise, surprise.
It just makes me laugh. How come Kim Jong Hoon hasn't called yet?
Can't get there's no phones that work? dial phone and you have to
click the the handset like the White House doesn't accept
collect calls. So that was that's another one. Yeah,
there's a million jokes. And there was
a there was a fun segment on CNN, where one of the hosts sat
down because of course now we're still raging about the the
illegals, the illegals who are voting the illegals then and so
this, the CNN host sat down with people who had voted for Trump
and said now No, she's trying to fight and she kind of already
falls into that trap that Scott Adams was talking about that.
It's not even whether there was illegal illegal votes taking
place. But how many illegal illegal aliens were how many
illegal aliens were voting. And this, this group challenges her
and then she comes up with some bullcrap. But we're going to
debunk it here. So let's just listen to this.
So where are you getting your information
from the media, wherever I was from media. Some of them was
CNN, I
believe CNN said the 3 million illegal people voted Well, it
was kind of across the media.
Across was CNN didn't do it then they were
being smart this time. Do you think that 3 million illegals I
believe in California that there were illegals that vote? I don't
want to tell you truth. Nobody really knows that.
But do you think three dozen or do you think 3 million?
I think there was a good amount because the President told
people that they could vote and then happened in Nashua. We
caught some people that they wanted to Nash when they said
the president so they could vote I'm here illegally.
Did you hear President Obama say that illegal people could vote?
Were on the on you could find it google google and find it on
Facebook. All right,
hold on. I don't want to waste any more time. But anyway, I see
where it came from. And it's Fox Business Network deceptively
edited a clip of Barack Obama to argue that the President
encouraged illegal immigrants to vote when in fact he had said
nothing of the sort when you go back to the transcript.
So she tries to debunk that she tries to do a fact check false
live. Unfortunately, these people are right in to some
degree. There was an interview one day before the election with
a millennial voter who interesting enough, it was here
it is here illegally. She sat down interviewed the president,
not like, you know, like you get arrested or anything for for
breaking the law. But she asked a very specific question. And
although the president, I think his answer is truthful, because
he didn't really either didn't hear the question or didn't want
to the way he answered, it totally can be misconstrued
many of the millennials, dreamers, undocumented citizens,
and I call them citizens because they contribute to this country.
Now
notice what she's saying here, I call them citizens because they
contribute to this country. It's important, I like
to redefinition as
well, we should probably look up the actual definition to make
sure
citizens and I call them citizens, because they
contribute to this country are fearful of voting. So if I vote,
will immigration, know where I live? Will they come from my
family and deport
us? Now? The correct answer is, you can't vote because you're
not a legal citizen of the United States. That's what the
President should say. Correct?
I would hope so.
Guess where I live? Well, they come from my family and deport
us
not true. And the reason is, first of all, when you vote, you
are a citizen yourself.
Now he's already playing into what she just said, I call my
my, the dreamers and the illegal citizens because they
contribute. And he's just saying, Well, you know, when
you're a citizen,
you are a citizen, yourself. And there is not a situation where
the voting rules somehow are transferred over and people
start investigating, etc. The sanctity of the vote is strictly
confidential, in terms of who you voted for. If you have a
family member who maybe is undocumented, then you have an
even greater reason to vote.
So while he is talking about something else
is telling people to vote. That's the way I take it. And
there's no
doubt about it. And you know, I don't know. I mean, whatever the
CNN woman was looking at,
I don't know what the CNN one was talking about. But what do
you expect? Rather, CNN? Did they pull up this clip that you
just pulled up, and then play it so they can analyze it? As they
listen to it? Or then she just made she
pulled up this clip, and the clip was edited. But when you
look at the you know, for brevity, I guess, and that's
what all this has been deceptively
was not that level on. That clip was not that long.
No, not this one. Yeah, I know what you're saying. But I'm just
telling you, there. There was a version on Fox News that she
pulled up at least that's what she pulled up. I didn't find
that actual story, the way they deceptively edited it. And it
looked like there was a bad jump cut. But I pulled the original
interview, and there's no jump cut. I've been in television a
long time. I don't think this was edited. I'm pretty good at
detecting that. Yeah, no, no, you were really good at it.
Okay. So the President without a doubt, just kind of skipped over
saying, Well, you know, you can't call yourself a citizen.
What is the actual definition of citizen I
got it? Here's the grim Webster version, definition of citizen
and inhabitant of a steer town, especially one entitled to the
rights and privileges of a Freeman, Freeman Freeman, to a
member of a state to be natives or naturalized person who owes
allegiance to a government and is entitled to protection from
it. Three civilian as distinguished from a specialized
servant of the state. So that's it. That's your examples.
It's pretty weak.
I thought so.
Pretty weak. Well, we do have rules. I know that we have laws,
and luckily, and now everything starts to come together with all
the the noise about voter ID laws, they're suppressing the
vote. They're suppressing for people who don't have ID because
we all know as a black man in Los Angeles, you can't carry ID
that will be dumb. or New York because a black man in New York
or black woman, you know, if you get stopped, you know, sorry,
no, Id I don't have picture ID bowl crack.
There was a couple of good videos made that show like not
even to actually
actually black black Americans going, What the f are you
talking about?
Always carry a D.
So I have here, a clip, which will go into this illegal voting
and explains I think why Democrats in particular always
act accusatory of voter ID laws in particularly Republican
states. This is former federal election, committee Commissioner
hans Von Spakovsky. And he really lays it out, including
the numbers
but Donald Trump's claims of fraud in the election. What do
you make of it? He's claimed that there were there were up to
millions of fraudulent voters. Well, I would say he's more
right than his critics, we'd actually don't know the answer
that. And the problem is, is that our whole voter
registration process is pretty much based on an honor system, I
will tell you we know for certain that non citizens are
illegally registering and voting, there have been cases
all across the country of people being prosecuted for that. But
there's no systematic way of verify citizenship. A number of
surveys have looked at this. And non US citizens themselves admit
that they are registered to vote, it could be anywhere from
10 to 15% of non citizens being registered. And let me just take
the data. That's because if you're if you're an illegal
immigrant here, you can go out and get a fake ID, fake social
security card, fake driver's license, and then walk in and
register to vote. Even with those fake documents. Nobody's
going to check those they'll do, as you say, it's the honor
system. So that's the basis for the ability of people to
register, even if they're not citizens, correct? Yes, but also
non citizens who are here, legally, many of them go and get
driver's licenses, and they are asked where they want to
register to vote. And they're allowed to register to vote, a
case in Virginia just before the election. More than 1000 non
citizens were found registered in just eight counties in the
state, all of them here legally, but illegally registered, and
many of them had voted in prior election. Okay. But there's a
question of magnitude here. Just how do we have any sense of what
that magnitude is? I mean, you mentioned anecdotes and
anecdotes are worth mentioning. But statistically, we really
don't know how many how many people might be fraudulent
voters do know that there we have to again, look at the
surveys based on the surveys, it could be anywhere from 2% to
over 6% of non citizens voting in elections, which could be
anywhere from a couple of 100,000 to over a million. What
should States do to limit to limit this kind of voter fraud?
Every state should have a law like Kansas that says, When you
register to vote, you have to provide proof of citizenship.
And frankly, the Trump administration needs to start a
new project whereby the Department of Homeland Security
starts checking state voter registration lists to verify
citizenship of people who are registered to vote. So but this
is typically done on a state basis. This is not something
that you would do nationally in terms of the laws. That's right.
But states have had problems with the Obama administration
because the Obama administration has tried to stop all
verification of citizenship on voter registration list. Okay,
Hans von Spakovsky. Thanks for being with us. Appreciate you
go.
So much wraps it up. It could be quite large. And I Well, if it's
10% like you said earlier than he said six to 8% or four to 6%
Yeah, that's illegal. That's at least a million people. Now the
problem is that there's a couple problems one I'm actually not
dead set against somebody that's living and working in the
country voting I'm in fact I'm kind of upset that I can't vote
twice because I also have a place up in Washington State and
there's there's issues local issues that affect me up there
but I'm registered to vote in California where there's local
issues here too well, you should Why can't
I have Yeah, you should be allowed to vote in both states
but not in the general and now
for president but but I the local issues up there affect me
I should be able to vote there and I
bet you if you go up there and you show your ID you'll be okay
I'm not doing it because it's illegal Well, there's that now.
Yeah, there's that and but I don't I've never seen it you
know, if you're living you say you've been living here for 10
years I think you should be able to vote but it's illegal. That's
the problem you want to the way I see it. If you want to get
these guys you want to put them on the voters ballot you the way
they're doing it the Democrats in particular to want to do this
is by cheating. Change the law. This is one of those things that
change you gotta you gotta project to the Second Amendment.
You got a problem? Repeal the Second Amendment? You got a
problem with the voting situation? Change the law. Yeah,
instead of cheating the system. This is sneaky. Oh, let's do
this. Oh, yeah, you can vote go and vote die. Wink, wink, nudge
nudge, change the law. I've never really had that much of a
problem with that. Id I think felon should vote I've begged
I've never understood why they can't. They're the ones who are
affected by the system more than anybody else and get out of
jail. They maybe want some corrupt system and should be
able to vote.
Well, you know what I say to you, then John, change the
system. Change the law. What do you have to do? Well, while
we're
on I should be able to vote while should be some back and
vote. Washington is really,
while we're on law, we were talking about the road versus
Wade and abortion and constitutionality versus
religion. And to note Yeah, from of course, we have our resident
constitutional lawyer. How stupid are we? Sir Richard, the
Lord of the law brought the law libraries in Lincoln, Nebraska.
And we will Yeah, right. I do when he said, there's no vote.
And I read it over and I realized that no media outlet
has really discussed it from an absolute perspective.
Yeah. And last night, I read it to Tina, the keeper and she also
was like, Oh, I didn't really know. That's exactly what it was
about. And you know, she's very interested in this. Here it is,
in the morning, both of you guys. Last episode, you had a
brief discussion about laws surrounding abortion. You got it
kind of wrong. But in your defense, it's complicated. And
virtually no one without a legal education understands it,
including most TV pundits and reporters, and we concur, since
we have not seen anyone explain it this way. Here we go. And
remember, this is from the actual guy who maintains the
what I have it here, the law book, what is it? Yeah, this is
a national survey, the National Survey of state laws, seventh
edition, which he sent to both you Yeah, you issue. Abortion is
a crime in virtually every state. I'm not sure what that
means. I don't like the word virtually. But okay. Abortion is
a crime in virtually every state and as such is illegal in them
all within the constitutional limits described by the Supreme
Court. The Court in Roe v. Wade found that a woman has a right
to privacy that shields her from the law from laws of the state
in the first trimester. That's important. Therefore, after the
first trimester, the state can regulate abortion in any way
that they see fit. So that's really the crux of it. Abortion
is a crime in the United States, according to the Supreme Court,
after the first trimester, and the states can then do whatever
they want. So most of the controversy you see today
regards how the state attempts to regulate legal abortions, but
that are clearly intended to limit access requiring a burial
for all embryos. Hello, Texas. The abortion clinic doctors have
hospital privileges at a local hospital, etc. You can see this
Hello, Texas again. Well, and I do want to say one thing about
that. That is the hospitals who need to be kicked in the ass in
this case, because they are. And most of the hospitals in Texas
certainly are religious based or religiously based, although
they're owned by only a few huge, huge, very commercial
corporations. They are just refusing flat out because they
don't want the hassle. But I think that is you know, that
would certainly go a long way towards solving some issues here
in Texas. It's like, come on. Don't be in a hole. But there it
is. That's that's how it works. And you're right. No one has I
don't think anyone has broken it down that simply.
Right now we can go back to our old theories.
Oh, by the way, I forgot to mention on Thursday, although he
probably won't become Secretary of State. I do want to mention
that being from the future. Dan Quayle did show up at Trump
Tower.
Okay. But would well, it's good to know it's so that Bolton boy
and then the weirdest one I mean, we talked about going to
the skewed media. AMY GOODMAN brings up this one this one was
I never nobody else reported this and and as Secretary of
State candidates, you had dualistic pure Amy on exon picks
for secretaries a listen to this bullcrap.
Donald Trump has still not chosen his Secretary of State
but new media reports say he's considering two additional
candidates. ExxonMobil CEO Rex Tillerson and former Exxon Mobil
CEO Lee Raymond Exxon Mobil as the US says largest oil company
it's currently being investigated by a handful of
attorneys generals following revelations that for decades the
company covered up its own scientific findings linking
rising carbon emissions to dangerous climate change.
Yes we got some fake news. We got fake news.
Yes, fake news. Fake News. The likelihood of the either one of
those guys especially the second guy she mentioned who's that
who's you've seen him? He's the guy who had I don't know he had
some condition but his face is all swelling. He has like 1000
chins. Just the worst looking person ever. I don't know. Just
a bad representative. Have anything and it's just nonsense.
It wouldn't it's complete nonsense, especially since he's
like targeting military guys to put in charge of everything,
which is also kind of well,
you know, here's my take on it because of course with every
military guy every military industrial complex, you know all
these people coming in you got to have some skepticism like
what exactly is going on? Will this be any good? Now on the
military side what I've been hearing is you know first of all
we have the top brass are all leaving Brennan's gonna go
Clapper is gonna go of course what's his name who's who's DoD
right now?
Ashby dog
yeah Ash Carter.
I'm sorry Ash Carter, Brown County.
So you know, now I do like bringing in Mad Dog just the
idea.
I have mixed feelings about Mad Dog. Oh, I've very ended play
the fox report. I have a clip up here because there's, he did he
said, there's one quote of he is into this report that just is
really takes me back
saying quote, by reading you learn through others experience
generally a better way to do business, especially in our line
of work where the consequences of incompetence are so final for
young men. Mattis is also known for turning a compelling phrase
like, quote, be polite, be professional, but have a plan to
kill everybody you meet. Mattis also finds himself defending
accusations that as a brigadier general in Afghanistan in 2001,
he repeatedly refused to send helicopters to rescue a group of
Green Berets trapped by enemy fire. The army captain who led
the mission says Mattis betrayed them, the general has not
responded.
The other thing I don't like about this guy, even though I
don't dislike him, specifically for this, but it's like, he
doesn't own a TV. That's good. But it's also bad. And he reads,
he's just a reading. He's a variety, voracious reader, and I
don't, you know, people who are voracious readers, you don't
know what his level of education is, I should look him up on
Wikipedia right now. But he that's that's a sign of somebody
who feels that they don't know anything, where they just start
to read. They just read too much I'm reading
his his news diet does not have a healthy balance is what you're
saying?
Definitely not, is it also if you use some media theories,
like the stuff McLuhan would promote, he's a linear thinker,
because of the way he takes in information which is reading
which is a linear process where you go from here and years to
reach it's like, word after word, instead of getting an
impact on the org assault, let's say from the television or read
the sea stuff. It's, you know, it's a little harder to deal
with this stuff. Get off the TV, because there's all kinds of
information coming out. Yeah, a lot of it goes subconscious. But
with this guy, you know, he's a linear thinker, so he's old
fashioned and, you know, words he's 390 and 100 mentality in
terms of the way his brain works, and I and that quote
about him, he planned to kill everybody you made. I don't I
don't see the guy as being funny. So I don't see this as a
humorous comment, because it is funny, but I don't see him as
funny. I've never seen him just barely smile. I don't think the
other services like him, and I think that that Ranger guy is
probably epitomises the Army's take on him. I'm not sold on
this character. For years in the Marines, come on, as a guy just
not that guy that you can hang out with.
I don't know if I want to hang out with with anyone. Really?
I'm happy hanging out here.
I don't that's beside the point. The goal anything in general,
okay. Seems like he's a little you know, he's a Marine. He's up
to 44 year old Marines. We're starting general. I mean, this
guy is a guy's definitely got a fixed mentality here about
things and he doesn't like the idea that that Putin that the
I'm sorry that Trump is warming up to Putin. He doesn't like
that. Why? I don't know. If that sold on
this, we'll have to see. Okay. Who else do we have in the
recent appointments? Well, this so the you know, this, the idea
of a lot of oil guys coming in, is on one hand, makes nothing
but sense because that's what Trump promised.
Well, they also he's got his Munchkin character. Who I kind
of think is I like him, hence. No munchkin. The guy who's
munchkin? The treasurer. I don't think his name his name much.
I don't think it's Munchkins. No I don't think it's munchkin. No,
it's
totally munchkin.
This is a treasury guy is a Goldman Sachs guy. Yeah, that
guy you like him? I do like and why I don't know anything about
him.
Well, I just, it's a gestalt that he's got that I like,
because I've known these types of guys. He's also an insider
outsider. So he's been in the business do they accuse him of
it as part of the predatory predatory lending and all the
rest of it? But he seems like a sharp operators a hedge fund guy
last last time we looked it used to be the Goldman Sachs. Yeah.
And he just seems like a guy that has a clue. And I want to
mention something here from my own personal experience. This
idea that if you're on one side of the fence, you go to the
other side of the fence to become a regulator, that this is
bad. It's a conflict of interest. Oh, you used to work
for a bank, so you can't regulate banks?
Well, that's true. You You want people who know how it works, to
go in and stop the
Insider. So they can say, well, you know, this is over, we're
not going to let this go on. Or you say, Well, this is the way
it actually works. People don't know it. But we have to you
know, you don't want to go after that because it's going to screw
things up. Because you know, the business I used to work at an
oil refinery as a chemist, but I was working in the oil refinery,
you get into the scene, you had kind of part of the meal, you
have the oil refineries, the oil refineries.
So when when you're a part of the scene, what do you guys do
for fun, you hang out and talk gush about oil? Gushers.
Gosh, that was a gut. Yeah. Gushers. Joke. Oh, yeah. So we
did I became an air pollution inspectors. And the first thing
they did when I was an inspector, the first thing they
assigned me they gave me was another oil refinery. And I felt
that was the perfect assignment because I knew enough about the
business extreme, but I knew what was going on. And when
they're bullshitting me, right, that's the big problem that you
have these find it with journalists, a lot of something
they
don't want ask your question about that. That any point did
anyone approach you with what might have been possibly seen as
a bribe to? You know, close one eye during your inspections?
Never. That never happened? Apparently, it just didn't
happen. I think it happened with some other inspectors that came
from New Jersey. Oh, yeah. Well, it's big. There's all paid off.
The guy told me he says, That's all they do. And no, there was
none of that, especially Standard Oil is extremely
professional. And they you know, they had a guy assigned to me
and I could go wherever I wanted, I get to go into the
place and drive around and look at this and that. And I'm sure
they steer me away from something that was a problem.
And then of course, they were, you know, like puppy dogs when
something bad was going on. And there was no one I knew we were
fixing it right away. Yeah.
Did you actually wake someone up? Did you like have to call
for TPS reports? And like a real government aid? Were you like
that
we actually had these notifications of violations that
we throw it up. And over. Excellent. Excellent. I just
needed this sunglasses and some sort of a helmet. Yeah. And
a billy club. Tap, tap, tap. Hey, nice. Alright, nice.
So that's nonsense. And people keep bringing that up. They're
naive. Anyone who you hear is as well, he used to work there. So
he's gonna, he's not going to be a good regulator, that you're
very naive to think that end to end, and mainstream media will
promote it, because they have the, in fact, a whole world of
journalism promotes the idea of neutrality. So you can be a
journalist, this is the problem I find with modern journalists
who cover tech, they get buffaloed. Because they've never
been in tech. They weren't a hobbyist or they weren't
interested in computers, let's say or anything else of phones.
And they'll go into somebody will just buffalo them a lie to
them. And oh, okay, whatever. Well, it's interesting to know
any better you don't get you don't get buffaloed. If you're
actually been in that business.
It's interesting. You bring that up. The Intercept, had a pretty
big article about technology companies. And they asked, you
know, for some reasons, like, oh, okay, we have a good idea.
Let's go ask tech companies, if they would build the Muslim
database, the registry database, which, of course, is kind of an
although we're in millions of databases, every individual and
certainly in government databases. If you have, how
about pre check to whatever you're in databases, but okay.
They asked nine tech firms if they would help the government
create a Muslim registry database, and the only and the
only one that said the only one that said outright no was
Twitter. But the one that jumped on it right away and wrote a
personal letter to President elect Trump. Offering
congratulations and the services of our company is our old friend
who is no stranger to databases. That will be Ginni Rometty of
IBM. No, and we need to remind everyone what
a mistake that was. I mean, talk About a publicity nightmare and
even guess even the image on this story is her with her back
and kind of dark shroud and then the big IBM logo. And I think
maybe we should re revisit for a moment your friend who actually
did the documentary about IBM's involvement in World War Two,
the Germans Yes,
yeah, Ed black who is a absolutely underplayed at the
ease on the level of, of SY Sy Hersh. So I her she's on that it
may even be on because he does deeper research, but Ed black,
busted IBM, it became a huge story in 60 minutes, and it's
really providing the Nazis all of the Hollerith machines that
we're going to sort you use and in a sentiment of various camps,
yeah, efficiently that punch card database, even though it's
on punch cards as punch card database, but it was the same
thing. And yeah, then so IBM is going to do it again. And she's
She obviously doesn't know this
doesn't know the history of of IBM, that's for sure.
Yeah, that's idiotic. Well, she'll be reminded of the
history.
Well, she's on notice that the best podcasting universe has
just made it known. Stupid, but the intercept knew because they
they put her front and center. Oh, yeah, but they didn't no
mention of it. No mention of it in the article disappointing for
$250 million WordPress blog. You'd expect no
mention of the Hollerith thing?
No, no, no, no, no, no, really? No, really none whatsoever,
right center whatsoever. I have not been able to find the full
recording. Because it interests me incredibly. There was a post
mortem conversation at Harvard, between the Clinton and the
Trump campaigns.
I have a report on this that has some of the clips going back.
And when they go back and forth by the here the whole thing I'd
love to I have. I have I have four minutes of it, which is
less probably more than I have. Now. Here's why I want a little
background on this every year after the election that Harvard
has a little forum and they bring in all the campaign
managers and people from both parties, and they they sit there
and civilly discuss what went right, what went wrong and how
this worked. How that work. Not this year. No, the Clinton
campaign comes in and they just accusatory you are exploiting
white racism. You're a racist, and they're giving it to
Kellyanne Conway. And she's trying to defend herself. And by
the way, as we're just mentioning your name, because I
have some other stuff with her in it. She seems to be the
press. Go between when did that begin? You're always going to
her she's like the press secretary the way she's and
she's not a press secretary type? No, but she is very
good.
She's good. But she's
no or this wasn't wasn't the one they still considering Laura
Ingram to be this year? I don't think
so. She would. I don't think that whatever I haven't she's
too. Now she's too nasty.
All right. So this is from PBS, this Harvard report.
Yeah. But at Harvard
University, top officials of his campaign clashed with Clinton
campaign managers at a normally civil post election review.
Clinton aides said the Trump campaign fueled racism
I would rather lose
than when the way you guys did. Do you think I ran a campaign
where white supremacist had a platform? You're gonna look me
in the face and tell me that it did kill you? Do you think you
could have just had an eye look,
I found that interesting, because I've heard it a couple
of times. Now. Instead of using the correct phrase, you're gonna
look me in the eye and say that, what do you think she said, you
can look me in the face. Is that lady that's a woman thing? I
don't understand.
You're gonna look me in the face. Yeah. I mean, you didn't
even catch that. That's interesting. Well,
I've heard it three times now. Like, why would you say look me
in the face. It has to be a woman thing that we don't
understand. And it probably has something to do with resting
bitchface or one of these terms. I'll have to ask
around. Yes, ask around. You. This is worth looking into.
I agree. So we're still looking
at platform you're gonna look me in the face and tell me that.
Kelly. Do you think you could have just had a message for the
white working class voters?
There were also sparks when Clinton aides noted that their
candidate won more votes than the president elect.
You guys won. That's clear. You won the Electoral College that
currency that was the fight right? Be honest. Don't act as
if you have some popular mandate for your message. The fact of
the matter is, is that more Americans voted for Hillary
Clinton and Donald Trump. Hey, guys, we won. You don't have to
respond. I mean, seriously.
Today Trump supporters moved to block recounts in Wisconsin,
Pennsylvania. In Michigan, the President Elect is in New York
today meeting with longtime supporters, Republican Senator
David Perdue of Georgia and former UN Ambassador John
Bolton. His schedule also included and unusual suspects.
Senator Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota, a Democrat. For the PBS
NewsHour, I'm John Yang.
You want to having heard those little clips? I think it's worth
the worth of the play a little bit of the full recording that I
have. And we
like to hear it. But I know that I heard one recording he was on
RT, where, where they're yelling at each other. And Kellyanne is
going that's crap. That's crap. And in interstitially, yeah, in
this slot and the PBS report, they took that out.
Yeah, I by no means have the full thing. But if anyone has a
copy, I'd love to have it to make some clips for Thursday
show because I think this is really good.
It's providing a platform for white supremacist.
This is the Clinton communications director when I
forget her name, makes me brilliant. Jennifer Palmieri.
It's
brilliant tactician to have lost and want to heal it. Give me a
minute, David, what I am more proud of Hillary Clinton's All
right speech than any other moment on the campaign because I
had the courage to stand up. I would rather lose than win the
way you guys did. No, you wouldn't. Yes,
that's very clear today. No, you wouldn't respectfully. I'm
sorry, exactly. Did we win? Now go for it. And how exactly do we
win? I'd like to know because I sat for months in my life to do
excuse me. And we did. This is something
that Kellyanne Conway deploys very effectively, and it's
something that Trump does as well. And it's extremely rude,
but it works. When someone's gonna interrupt you and you go,
excuse me. Somehow it works.
Well, you know, Kelly, we have to remember the background. I'm
probably one of the few people that remember the background of
Kellyanne Conway because it was a fan of hers in the mid to late
1990s. And she was the progenitor, as far as I can tell
of, of Ann Coulter, Laura Ingram, and a bunch of other
people, because she's the first cute blonde and she was pretty
cute back 20 years ago. Now she sees a cute still cute, still
cute, but she's you can tell she's older. But she was really
cute. And she but she was a cute. Monica, what's her name is
another one of them. She was fiery, cute, and she was blonde
and a fast talker and have a bench IP. I think Ben Shapiro
developed himself out of her. And she could hold her own
against anybody on these talk shows. And she would always be
dropped in, right? This is during the Clinton
administration, by the way, she'd be dropped in as the
conservative girl who would just could take on anybody. And so
she's very experienced in this kind of debating, and she didn't
Did you watching
a pro? Watch? Yeah. Oh, yeah. So whether she picked it up from
Trump or vice versa, it is extremely effective. And there's
something about this, I think the American psyche, and you
have to say adjust, right? You can't say excuse me, you can't
say you got to say excuse me, you got to extend it a little
excuse me, and then you grab the floor immediately. And it works.
Really interested to know because I decided for four
months of my life to do excuse me Brown, we did it and we did
it by looking at the schedule and looking at Yes, the
electoral map of 270 because that's how you win the
presidency. And we went places and we were either ignored or
mocked roundly by most of the people in this room but I have a
smile on my face it all times through. She always had a smile
on her face. And we did it by focusing with the VAT and and
Dave bossy and everybody you see here. They're gonna say, Oh, she
just said Cory was part of the campaign Jeff Zucker. Okay, Cory
until whatever, what was that June? And can we focus on how
you win?
Irene is is himself you know, we've already gone through some
of the examples of of his own languages, his own positions
that I believe are at odds with my values and American of
embracing diversity inclusivity equality and hiring someone who
would Breitbart you guys and this, by the way gives you such
an insight into how people are really thinking and what and of
course how the media is that you know, the media, man, there's a
list I put in the show notes of all the journalists who have
exchanged emails with John Podesta it's pretty it's it's
quite a lot. It's quite including the fact check false
girl she's also in his email check false. Yeah, so this is
interesting. Listen to spend
a few minutes on our platform you say thing doesn't make it
true. My proud proudest moments of her is her standing up and
saying with courage and clarity, courage and clarity man his own
words and Donald Trump's own words, the platform that They
gave to white supremacist, white nationalist, and it is a very,
very important moment in our history in our country. And I
think as you know, his presidency goes forward. I'm
going to be very glad to have been part of the campaign that
tried.
You think you think that? Excuse me? She said white supremacy? I
know it's mentioned about your website to do you think I ran a
campaign where white supremacist had a platform, you're going to
look me in the face and tell me that
it did you look at you in the face again.
Do you think you could have just had a message for the white
working class voters? Do you think this woman who has nothing
in common with you one but that's over 200 counties that
President Obama, one and Donald Trump just won? You think that's
because of what you just said? Or because people aren't ready
for a woman president? Really? How about it's Hillary Clinton?
She doesn't connect with the people How about they have
nothing in common with her so you got you had no economic
message guys? I was
on this conversation.
You guys are not.
They want this to be about strategist. That's right. You
guys are punching
down? It's unbelievable. You guys are punching down? What's
going on?
Is that even mean?
I don't know. Maybe we should maybe we should do what we
usually do.
punching down that you're gonna find it in.
German dictionary punch up, punch down mean ask Dr. Vinny
the Wine Spectator. Oh guy who has credits
but then punching down has a methodology for winemaking.
Below. There you go. That's what it is stopped making wine. What
else could mean? rod this is
you won't be but when you buy it look, for example that you can
find it owners he asked him to use a punch down technique or a
bump over okay, well, maybe
they're talking about one I don't know, I haven't heard this
one punch down, punch down punching down.
You know who you're talking about? One. There's another
Steve Bannon. As the CEO of Breitbart. He himself has said
that racists platform for the alt right do the platform now.
You just two weeks ago in the rise of the alt right, which is
now part of the mainstream of our politics. America is for
white people. So don't
tell Yeah, that's that's the thing, John, Americans for white
people it
takes America is for white people. So don't tell me don't
and that is the kind of platform that is the kind of there's a
video of it. That doesn't
prove yourself what you just said.
I think she was referring to the Hale Trump video. I think those
videos,
prove yourself. Okay. Prove yourself. The alt right. Is the
mainstream American politics.
No. So now they've come to the mainstream part of what Donald
Trump did in this campaign was to mainstream the alt right,
just a question about specifically people in campaign
by bringing Bannon into the campaign, and now appointing him
to the White House and Jeff Sessions, potentially, as our
Attorney General, you sort of had Karen's about the alt right,
which is
very gracious, your eyes
just goes on like that, hey, there's got to be more and I
would love to hear it. Let me just jump into two things that
were said there. One was Hillary Clinton had no message didn't
connect with voters. Of course, it's easy for the winning party
to say that why don't we listen to Andrea Mitchell, known
elitist on MSNBC is because she has the research and she knows
what happened. They were
very protective of her. And the reason was, they were hurting
because not only because she lost and she's in pain, they're
in pain. But because it's so nasty coming from the other
side. People don't like her, you know, she's that was the Met.
That's what they were saying, you know, your candidate is not
relatable. And what Mandy Grunwald said is that all of her
focus groups showed that people related to Hillary Clinton as a
man, as though she was the commander of Wow, she said, I've
elected six women senators, I've never had a candidate. People
view her as a man, they did not see the humanity in.
Wow, how about that, huh? Tip of the Day? Dynamite that way?
Yeah. But that's a radical interpretation. I think the
better one, which I have is Shields and Brooks two, this is
the analysis and this is not Brooke, you know, who's the last
control? Yeah, in the New York Times. This is Mark Shields,
that guy who represents the Democrats in this fight is
debate that these two fake debate these two have
going to the center would violate all the momentum you
feel on the left. But I do think there's some case to be made
for.
Are you saying that's what happened in this election? I
mean, to sound well, they culturally
lost. I mean, part of the problem is simply Democrats, as
individuals, not as a political party are moving to a very few
places. And so they're clustering. And that's just a
demographic problem. For the party,
when Barack Obama was reelected in 2012, with the majority of
the vote in the country, first president since Eisenhower to
win a popular majority and consecutive elections, he failed
to carry a majority of congressional districts. That
hasn't happened since 1960. I mean, so the Democrats are not
competitive in wide swaths of the country. I mean, they, you
know, they're a coastal party. I think they'd become and I think
Nancy Pelosi fears some of the burden on this. I think they
become too culturally Liberal Party. I think that there's been
a willingness to, to emphasize LBGT cue issues, rather than
working class issues of people in declining incomes and
families falling behind and carry jobs leaving I mean, I
think that has been that the Democrats have become a party
that quite honestly is is more emphasizing the cultural issues
and I think that's been to the disadvantage of national appeal.
Hmm, well,
I kind of liked that. Yeah. Analysis.
I do have to balance it out, though. I mean, if you're going
to lay down heavy stuff like that, we got to balance that
with some cotton candy for the cortex my friend. You know, you
okay, you know what it means? No, the view
Oh, God. I don't know why I repressed that. You're gonna
like it. Let's listen to the views opinions.
What are the ratings on the view? They must be really good.
Yeah, they're not bad for daytime. Yeah, competitive.
They are the voice they are the voice for women in America on
television during the day. Then later we get
Ellen I think Ellen is are the voice of women of America but
this yeah,
by the way is the the they voted for Hillary is a man. That is
also a little bit of COVID language that she's a dyke. And
I say specifically that not alleged not lesbian. But you
know, that's that's kind of calling her out. Maybe I'm
reading too much into it.
Here's the might, actually might be you might be reading too
little.
But you never know. Now also in your clip they talked about
Jeff Sessions sessions. Yeah, Jeff Sessions.
Okay. Well, Jeff Sessions can by the
way, I've been in contact with his office. I called him twice.
Maybe you didn't
record it? You're gonna you're gonna record the call? No, no,
it's illegal. I can't Oh, that's right. Yeah, sorry.
No, I do it free information, like sometimes called the first
time I ran into him, word called and got there. She turned me on
to some sites that have these videos that I can get that the
Senate actually produces not C span. And these don't go on C
span. And also, I thought they were they were day to get me off
the phone. But they were at least talked to me and they were
very cordial. It seemed like a very professional operation. So
I you know, I take that, take it that Sessions is probably a
decent manager as opposed to Chaffey who won't even return
calls they won't send you emails that they promised are
douchebags. Yeah.
And well, what was your question for four sessions.
He was on a couple of the committee's during this was my
first call and during an error when they sent it was run by the
Democrats. And he was the one of the he was working with White
House on one of the environmental things. And he had
said some things and I needed to get hold of the original love.
Video, I can take take a clip from and I did get a clip. And I
was asking him how to do this and where I could get it and all
this other stuff. And then maybe some follow up questions. I'm
not sure. very cordial. That seemed like a kind of a, but
they weren't gonna let me talk for too long. Okay.
Well, the view discuss the view discussed and
by the way, also, sessions he denies all this, to pose it
racism when we have Hillary, you know, big buddies of Byrd who
was a blue Klux Klan member, Ku Klux Klan. And I don't know why
what they've got against sessions all except for one
thing is extremely global warming skeptical.
Well, they don't talk about that. And then this isn't a joy
or Whoopi who are talking it's the it's the right wing girl. I
forget her name kind of right wing girl and then sunny Austin,
who is not only not a right wing girl, she is a broken record.
The secret word is bigot.
If you think like there are several cards that we can play,
we can play the sexism car very easily. The racism card can also
be played it can be so dangerous. I know. But But one
thing I think, you know, we looked at the hiring of Jeff
Sessions for attorney general. And these were unfounded
accusations from 30 years ago, you guys but listen, you're in a
courtroom. Okay, there are clubs here but if you were to
courtroom there is no testify under oath. A guy on a boy I get
this but He also testified that he did not so it's one person
against another and if you look at the whole picture Jeff
Sessions also was a champion and advocate for Rosa Parks ticket
Memorial Jr way
way way way way defending Jeff session I'm
not defending it but listen if you look at the whole scope we
go by facts there was no facts there's it was completely
unsubstantiated he flatly went system a United States Attorney.
Oh, okay just but just let me finish so Jeff Sessions also
prosecuted members of the kk k Jeff Sessions is right hand man
for a very long time that he hired was an African American he
championed and advocated for Rosa Parks. You think he's
just a big it doesn't matter. He's a bigot. He's a bigot. I
don't care what you say he's a bigot. The view ladies come up
with the idea worst. Remember, I said that they should the women
of America if they really wanted to stop Donald Trump should have
employed Lysistrata. No more sex. No more sex. I tell you.
Well, the view kind of is heard of this, but now they got it
backwards.
For men out there. Okay. You're listening to you guys. We're
listening. We're listening to you noticed that your wife is
disgusted by the sight of you lately. Like would you rather
get a root canal than see you naked? Well, you shouldn't have
voted for Trump. One therapist calls it the Trump backlash
because her clients have lost their sex drive since Trump won.
So here's my question, Is Trump causing electoral dysfunction?
I think women feel the need to assert their authority and their
power because I feel like they saw this guy come to power in
her bed they feel they feel like this guy came into power who
didn't respect women. And you know, sex for women, I think is
a vulnerable experience. More than that, I think they feel
vulnerable. And I
will say hello. Hello. I don't appreciate you speaking on my
behalf. No, that's right. We've heard this from them before. Men
just like to put it in. Done. No, there's no emotions, right?
Oh, not at all. No. Just gonna stick it in.
Yeah, that's an incredibly insulting it really
women. And you know, sex for women I think is a vulnerable
experience. More than that, I think they feel vulnerable. And
I think they're, it's their way of sort of lashing out not not
at their man, but at society at like, Wait a minute. No, you do
have to respect me, I am in control. I can still be in
control of my life, even though this guy is in power. Now, who's
running the country who has said some things about women that
concern?
Do they ever mentioned that the majority of women
voted for Trump coming right up
guys in power. Now, who's running the country who has said
some things about women that concern me, and that make me a
little insecure about where I'm going, I'm going to be where I'm
going to be with my job where I'm going to be, am I going to
be respected the same way? What's going to happen to me and
I think they go into their bedroom and they face their man
and it's like, a power dynamic that they're kind of going
through. election was different.
If you look at the stats, I think 36 Anti women hate crimes
are reported within one week of the election. Anti women. Yes,
yes. And that's according to the Southern Poverty Law Center.
Women are feeling very vulnerable. Remember, we talked
about the fact that women after the election, were going out in
droves to get an IUD? Oh, yeah. Because they thought that there
was taken away. They're impacted politically by soundly but I
think that the sex drive does die. And you know, we are
building a wall around our vaginas.
I only had a couple of walls. The guy says he won't. It's
okay. If he would grab a woman by her. You know why? Yeah. And
women are either a 10 or one or this one's Fado. Baba, bah.
Yeah. And you voted for that schmuck. You voted for that. I'm
not sleeping with you.
Warren man is in full overdrive.
Yeah, the Warren ban takes takes precedent and like the one girls
which is already have something he's gonna build a wall around
her vagina. She's I already have three years.
Yeah, no kidding. Yeah.
And there was something else in there. That was yeah, it was
this. I thought it was kind of insulting to women, which is so
the first year was very insulting. It makes women sound
like a bunch of dingbat dummies. Yeah, to say that they rushed
out right after the election and bought IUDs because they thought
birth control would be taken away. In what universe? Would
you think that unless you're completely stupid, and have been
in and or have been inundated by the media bullcrap, because
birth control is not being taken away from anyone ever.
Ever free forms for certain forms of free birth control may
be taken away way, I think is what they're afraid of.
Oh, they didn't say that. They said birth control, why would
you get an IUD? I mean, it's like go went out to get maybe
it's because it was it was covered by their insurance. And
it won't be I mean, they did, but they don't break it down
that way. They say that people think that birth control will no
longer be available. Yeah. And I think that's stupid to actually
think that.
Well, I think they're propagating stupidity. That's
why I play these clips. And this has to be stopped.
And be stopped smart,
smart women. Final one, just so you know,
most of the smart women that listen to our show, I will say
which are most of the Winterless are short, pretty sharp. I would
say none of them. Listen to this show. Except for you. You're the
only woman who listens to that show. Wow.
You did not just say that. Did you? Wow. I'm the only woman.
I was just kidding. I thought it would be fun to get a kick out
of
all right. final clip just to pester you
was Clinton's camp, right about running, running a that the
Trump campaign ran a racist campaign or they just been
solely.
That's even overstating it. I don't think they ran a racist
campaign. But when she says are you going to look at me and say
we gave a platform to white supremacist, right? That is a
fact. It doesn't mean that everyone that voted for true
facts.
It's a fact they ran a racist.
That everyone that voted for Trump is a racist, but what he
says over and over all the racist voted for Trump. So yeah,
I think the fact that you want to just be honest, it's not.
It's not even admitting anything. Yeah, the part that I
find really, like, upsetting is that as I watch her, you're the
victor. Now be okay with the facts, because she gets
personally offended by that. But they,
yeah, it is offensive.
And this was one of my biggest beefs with them. They would jump
in in 140 characters constantly about everything else
did another thing I keep hearing everywhere. 140 characters in
140 characters in 140. I can do it on anybody from 240 to 140
characters. I keep hearing this.
This it's interesting.
That one you had to beg them to say, Oh, we don't associate with
them and it took 10 times to ask them right? Yeah. So disavowing
at the very low
did lie. That's a lie. 10 times I would exaggerate every
disavowing at the very end, which Kellyanne said on the
show, he disavowed he just about, yeah, two weeks later,
and we had to ask you 1000 times, like, if you really
1000 It's gone from 10 to 1000 times
in instinct, five seconds. It doesn't matter, John, it does
doesn't matter that's going it's like, you know, this is fact,
this is just the fact that it's just going to be that way. And
we you and I and everyone else who knows the truth will have to
live with it.
Like if you really felt something I should have had a
visceral reaction to some of the things that happened. Oh, he
didn't have a visceral enough reaction, visceral.
The other thing about it that I would say is, yes, we're sore
losers, because a lot of the way the reason you won was based on
racism, the Russian hacking lies continuous lying that went on
the intrusion of the FBI at the last minute there all of that
seems to have basically distorted the whole election. So
yeah, we're sore losers because it wasn't really one legitimate
but
Amen. First of all, love you mean it? factcheck false.
Well, I have to agree with him on one point. I think Comey
coming in and out of this thing. Did cause Hillary some votes? Of
course it did. Of course it did. And so they that's the only
point that they make that as I think is correct. Well, I
do have one more with joy read. Oh, joy read. Yeah.
She's the one who she's the new superstar video that she's the
new I don't get it because she's she's about as she's as dumb as
a fire. Oh, they love a lot of personality. Yeah, a lot of
personality. Have you that? Oh, he joy. Yeah. And she's a total
bigot.
Yes. Yes, but she has a new angle. She has a new angle. Joy
read. We're doomed.
Remember, you know, Donald Trump who did not serve his country
who was a you know, the correct age. The appropriate age to go
to Vietnam got five deferments has never was never asked about
it. By the way on during the entirety of the campaign for 18
months. No one ever wants you in the news business. Why don't you
ask the question we're asked him to defend the fact that he's
never sacrificed anything for this country who said not
getting a venereal disease? Trump interviewer not when I
watched him who had the I don't
remember that Trump say not getting a venereal disease was
my Vietnam. Is that a quote that I missed somewhere?
Ah, I don't remember that quote. either. Don't remember. There
was a couple of he did say something about service. It was
his versus service was Sunday, but it wasn't it had nothing to
do with venereal disease
to defend the fact that he's ever sacrifice.
I think she just took that just this is third hand. This is
good. In pretty pathetic, yeah, anything over this. I mean, I
don't even want to cover this anymore This election is over.
Well, if it was okay,
I wouldn't play it if it wasn't funny. Well, I've
got a hold on, let
me finish let me finish he was interrupting. He doesn't want to
listen to me. I'm sorry, I should have said excuse me.
Let's listen to the clip of venereal disease. Trump
interviewer, not one, not one person who had the opportunity
to interview him. And every
person who's every man who's running for president, since the
Vietnam era has had to account for the Vietnam era, it's been a
searing part of our politics, Donald Trump has never asked
about it. They have essentially been a family whose entire
service has been to themselves to their own pocketbooks to
their own ego to their own needs. And he is a bottomless
pit of need. This is a needy, narcissistic man, who is not a
man who understands and can conceptualize sacrifice for
one's country. So yeah, if I had a son or daughter in the
military, I wouldn't be concerned. You know, Kate and
Dawson this weekend on our show was talking about the fact that
now anything with Trump's name on it around the world becomes a
target. If I'm in the military, I'm very concerned. I don't want
that to be my child's mission to defend the name of Trump the
person of the state. That isn't what we are as Americans. Yes, I
hear the new uniforms. When Democrats become these war
mongers that everyone has to be in the military now,
not only that, they're gonna have Trump on their uniform,
because you know, that'll make them a target. Brother, I know
isn't a beautiful? Unbelievable. I love the bottomless pit of
need. That's pretty good.
Yeah, yeah, that is good. I actually liked that phrase.
I want to thank two people. John, let me see first of all,
sir, cross stitch who sent me a book. And I'd not heard of that.
Actually, I know the author, William Engdahl, the last
hegemonic, whom the gods would destroy now he's the guy that
got me on the track of pipeline theory. So who knows, we'll come
up with after I've read this tome. Okay. And then there was
another gift that came in or this was really nice. This is
from kilo for Charlie Delta Nov. Kale Nelson. He's from a ham
radio 360 The ham radio 360 podcasts, which I've said if you
want to hear good ham radio podcast, that's the one. Really
appreciate what you and John do with no agenda podcast.
appreciate how you genuinely interact with your audience,
giving them a true value for value experience. I'm a stay at
home dad of five. So monetary gifts are a stretch for me right
now but wanted to express my sincere thanks in the form of an
HR 360 beanie, which I have on my head right now.
You got a beanie?
Well, hold on. I'm thinking this may come in handy during your
long operating nights out of the air stream of consciousness,
especially with winter field day approaching. This is true. I
hear that a beanie is pretty useless in California. Unless
you're a metro snowflake protesting for Bernie so sorry,
John, your baseball hat is on the way. Would you prefer a
beanie instead of the baseball hat?
No, no, no, I don't want a beanie.
Do you want to get the baseball hat.
But I do like the idea of you wearing a beanie in that trailer
with your microphone and you'd be talking and you have a window
and somebody goes walks by and rips some guy this trailer bug
in a jacket, dual microphones big cans on his big head
headphones yakking away with a beanie on your head. They would
I think they cordoned off the area
called called called called the park ranger quick
SWAT team. And with
that, I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in the
morning to you John Su. Se stands for courage and
commitment. Devorah back
in the morning, you have Mr. Adam curry. Also in the morning
all ships and sea boots on the ground feet in the air subs in
the water and all the names and nights out there.
And in the morning to nick the rat. Vic brought us the album
artwork for episode 882 Fact Check false the title of that
and of course his fabulous image, his photo shop of Trudeau
Castro, which a lot of people
get doubletake. Yeah,
but a lot of people didn't understand it.
It's I believe that's true. And I think that's what made it such
a good piece. Yeah, I agree. Is because I didn't get it. At
first I looked at it and I think you mentioned or somebody says
Holy crap. That's not Fidel at all. Yeah, that is true. Oh,
with the Fidel beard. Yeah. And that looks just like
now here's a lot of people wrote to me and said, Ah, a lot of
Canadians Of course, this is not possible.
The Canadians are bent out of shape over Oh, yeah. This backup
the theory just discussed this. So people that maybe not listen
to
Justin Trudeau, his mom, Margaret, as well no. You
described as a known slot with Yeah, well, she she had sex in a
very thoughtful way.
I mean, did I say slot? I
don't think I said slot. Oh, maybe not. Maybe that's maybe
not, but she was
probably SQS I think was the term I use. And she was very
promiscuous with the Rolling Stones with Charlie Watts. I
mean, and Mick Jagger has really two ends of the spectrum there.
You're gonna do Jagger and the accountant.
She's a collector, she's she's a collector. We know the type.
Yeah.
However, the first official visit to Cuba was in 1976, not
prior to 1971 when Trudeau was born. So But that, of course, is
an official visit. We don't know about what else might have
happened.
Well, that you could always go to Cuba from Canada. Yeah, yeah.
I don't think it's ever been blockaded from travel from
Canada, I don't believe to be wrong. I know. That's the way
everyone who has been going into Cuba recently. Now. The blockade
goes through Canada, or Mexico. Yeah. And you get a paper or
documents and they take them out of your passport and nobody
knows that you went there. So it's possible that she could
have but if the dates don't match up, you're right. But it
the coincidental look, I mean, the guy has the same eyes and
that cute little smile. Yeah. Castro
Hey, but you know, it's okay. Canada Naviance. I mean, we all
know that Chelsea Clinton isn't actually Bill's kid. We know
that too. I mean, we're now in we're no better than throwing
that at us. No, I'm throwing a bomb saying hey, we know. We
know. We know how it works. Yeah, we know that the Webster
humbles kid. Come on. Anyway.
Let's have lunch. I was at lunch with my liberal friends. One of
the last few live in California. All your friends were liberal.
And wait, you were out of the house? Yeah. Oh, yeah. I
actually went to an event last night too. Oh, yeah. That New
York Times was a little held an event for Markov who's retiring?
Oh, how old is it? So I
already did this thing. What? How old? Is he? Like 64.
Okay, maybe he's gonna retire. What's he gonna? Well, okay.
Yeah, so he went to the event. We don't know what he's gonna do
was break free lunches. That way you wouldn't
know it's a nighttime thing. It was strange as I went because I
was hounded to go. Be honest about I mean, I see mark off all
the time. I don't need to go to the
gym. It was a thing for a friend. You got to show up
otherwise, you're a douche.
You got to go on your local Yeah, no excuse. I didn't have
awake or not awake. But a funeral I could have gone to but
it was whose funeral Bill McCrone died and I had invited
to the funeral. I couldn't I couldn't get back there. Because
it's you know, it's, I just couldn't do it.
Yeah. And so you went to the next best thing.
I went to the other
because all your all your flood snakes and all your friends are
either retiring or dying. There's not much else to do.
This is not good. No, I agree. This is the way it goes. I was
when I was talking to my liberal friend it was that we'd having
lunch with a when we lost a bet that we talked about? Ah, yes,
yes, yes, yes. He brought up his DVDs like a friend or he's just
Brett's he's worried to death. He's gonna drop dead any
minutes. You know that. And I brought up this story, which I
think is true. And once you get over 60, I think this is when it
sets in. When you watch television, or you watch any
event, and they have the guy's dead, died, the guy died. And
they have his year of birth and year of death at the bottom.
They have these two dates. You always make the calculation.
Well, I was born 10 years after that. So I could probably live
another 10 years, or I Oh, shit, this guy's younger than me. And
so you start doing this just kind of routinely. And he admits
he does the same thing. I know I do it. Yeah. I don't do it. You
probably don't. You probably don't.
But I but I do. Well, because of you and other people who are
little older than I am in my life. I do consider it. Then
here's how it works. Holy crap. If divorce dies on gotten a job.
That's how different that's how it goes. It's different. I can
say the same thing. You get hit by a bus every day. I'm bold
poisoning. Yeah, well, there you go. Anyway, so it was a funny
event. It was it was filled with robots. And there was a couple
people there. I could yak that but instead I just passed a, you
know, met as many people as I could introduce myself and
talked about the no agenda. Show. Yeah.
Did you bring CDs? Did you bring CDs? Now I would have been
gauche when you bumped into someone who listens to the show.
Yeah, he's actually one of the he's a writer up in Oregon. And
he was down for something from Marcos thing. And he's Oh, yeah,
no agenda. And he talked we talked a little bit about
podcasting in the future and all the rest of the things everybody
thinks podcasts is if you ran into two quite gorgeous women
who one of them was a podcast junkie. Oh, and she I definitely
get them to listen to the show at some point and
what what else are they doing there?
Apparently they weren't there to see mark off their husbands were
and so they were just talking to you So
you're chatting up the married gals? Yeah. Hey, girls. I'm John
C. Dvorak. sure you've heard of me?
Well, here's what's funny about that. And I think this is a
trend. As I introduced, I was talking about the show because
this one girl says, Yo, what do you do? And I was what I said
the whole time. This was kind of your this humiliating thing
where you're not a writer anymore. What do you do? What do
you do? Did you actually did
you say you said yes. Oh, no. Yes.
Everybody.
I'm a podcaster. Do you say? Do you say it a little too loud as
well? Like, I'm a podcaster.
Probably. So but when you say your podcast, you're in this
group. Is it like a New York Times that have East Coast kind
of a bent? Yeah, they're all impressed.
Wow. That's yeah.
Yeah, I thought so. So I'm talking to these two women and
one of them as I mentioned, the no agenda podcast. She's she's
on the Wagner phone, and she's got to hold my whole bio up. Oh,
I see. I see. You went to Cal says to me, so what are you
doing? What are you doing due diligence on me? Apparently,
that's what I think a lot of people do nowadays. When it
shows they meet you.
What we need for you. John is one of those round buttons a
little too big, you know, like a vote of like a vote for Hillary
button. Only you will see. I'm a podcaster asked me about my
podcast.
Yes. Wouldn't it be great? I'm a podcaster. Alright, or how about
me about podcasting? Okay.
So they both went home with you? Yeah. So they both went home
with you to see your studio. They did. Their Damn, and you're
losing your touch.
I'm getting I'm lost. I've lost by touch two years ago. And but
it was a very interesting, eventful night because I got to
see if you'd be women seen for a long time. Again, we didn't talk
much. I did get to drop a few bob political bombs in there.
While my meme about Well, Hillary won the popular vote,
because California gave her 3 million votes. It's more than
Trump. And that's where that comes from. It's
just Oh, and how did how did the how did they respond to that?
Most people said, Oh, I never thought of that. And
this is this a journalist and writers? Yeah. And hot babes.
Yeah, what a life. Yeah, life of a broadcaster.
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A so whether it's raining
or whether it's dry, you need to go out there and propagate the
formula. Our formula
is this. We go out for yet people in the mouth shut up.
I wanted to bring something up since you sent me the video
which I watched.
Well, before we veer away from the campaign, I do have one less
thing Oh, sure. And then we can go to your video. I don't
remember which one I do this to you all the time. But this is
the one this is the best one to get it out of the way. This is
the clip where the death thread this is I feel bad about the
Democrats being so upset that they can't do the thing in
Harvard without screaming at each other and the and the death
threats now that two Electoral College folk. Another very by
the way, which is against the federal laws, you can't try to
influence the election. Two threats
United States following Donald Trump's victory and elector from
a state that the president elect one says he has faced pressure
and even death threats to change his decision and the electoral
college vote later this month. They use the vice chairman of
the Michigan Republican Party, Michael Bonair. And describe to
us the messages that he received.
But unfortunately, this election cycle was pretty divisive on
both sides of the aisle and that's bled over into the weeks
following it. And as a president Intro letter for Michigan
Unfortunately, I've just been inundated with hundreds and
hundreds of emails, Facebook messages letters to my home
about four or five a day tweets. And in those messages
unfortunately some of them have been death threats, death
wishes, and just generally angry, angry messages from
people who can't accept the results of the election.
With us Electoral College voters also facing other kinds of
pressure ahead of the official election on December 19, more
than 4.7 million people have signed a petition calling on
electors to ignore their state's votes and instead cast their
ballots for Hillary Clinton, among electors themselves. Some
have been trying to convince others to vote for a compromised
Republican candidate in a bid to stop Trump. Yeah,
we already know that. Well, you know that that's illegal.
The thing that I find interesting about this is that
three without two television series have had this form of
scenario because what they are talking about, and I've looked
at some of the numbers and reports that are being bandied
around, the idea is to get the vote to the house instead of
the, the Electoral College because whatever they want to
try and do, would somehow stop the 270 electoral votes. And
what's so interesting about it to me is that on both Veep and
Mata Madam Secretary, in both cases, they've had similar
storylines about elections with a woman in an election and
they'd going to the House of Representatives for the final
vote. It's just noteworthy.
I wonder whether it's not coincidences. I wonder if the
Lear operation is getting you gotta
you gotta think you gotta think they're part of that. No doubt I
mean, there's all kinds of there's so much crap I'm gonna
go play this now. Just that here's a here's a fine example
of the layer foundation at work no doubt about it. Maybe was
done tongue in cheek tongue in cheek maybe. This is Last Man
Standing Tim Allen. You know who will never work again in
Hollywood. So maybe that's why he's doing this stuff. This is a
little clip from one of the most recent episodes where his he has
to write some some speech or something for his daughter's
school. And so he writes his speech and then the speech has
to be sent in to be checked by the the officials at the school
to see if you know, it's okay. Well, here it is. Well, I
hate to brag. For my kid I love to brag. It's fantastic. Good
under pressure. I'm kind of like Lincoln in that way.
He was so great. They want to kill them off at the end of the
first movie. You want me to give you some notes for you send it
in? Send it in. The faculty committee needs to approve it
after they check for microaggressions
microaggressions You mean like mentioned warriors. Now there
are objectionable words or phrases for instance, Midget
warriors
I know what microaggressions are its latest liberal attack and
free speech and a lot of fun to do.
And the university has a list of stuff they don't allow speakers
to say you know to protect the students from ideas just the way
that my school does things Dad please my greatest writing on
this.
So he concedes
Yeah, it's funny. Yeah, I have a well just to follow up that clip
with a clip that similar only this is real. This is a clip of
an RT clip. You find the name of it here.
Censored books.
It's actually follows a set Yeah. Oh, actually. No, it's a
censored books yoga,
okay. Is a new setup.
is not really,
educational establishments are seeing controversy before with
perceived political over correctness. Warwick University
stopped the Human Rights Campaign from giving a speech
amid fears that she would incite hatred. On account of her
atheism. The University of Ottawa cancelled yoga classes
over quote, cultural appropriation and cultural
genocide concerns.
I think we'd heard that wouldn't happen in the States as well.
Someone who was doing yoga,
yoga, I think it may have been more I think about it, because a
lot of the people that would be yoga fans would also be this
they'd be those social justice warriors. So not so using this.
You go to yoga. I don't think that's cultural appropriation
and encourages genocide. Yeah. I don't know where it encourages
genocide, and it's
making fun of us making fun of camels. I mean, you can't do
this yoga stuff anymore.
Yoga is cultural appropriation of the have the highest order.
Wow, that is that is pretty good, isn't it? Have you know,
I'd love it. Have you noticed, by the way, and maybe I should
start collecting some clips regarding this? It appears to
me. And then also some conversations I've had with the
millennial generation, that they don't actually understand what
the word racist means. I hear people calling race and I do it
now as a joke with Tina, you know, she'll say something
that's racist, even though has nothing to do with race. I hear
this all over the place. We need to start tracking this. This is
people say, Oh, that's racist, even though it could be cultural
appropriation. That's not necessarily racism, if at all,
do you know do you not notice this?
I've noticed, in fact that when Craig Ferguson had his late late
night show, he used to do this bit routinely. And just out of
the blue for no reason. call someone a racist. Yeah. For
humor, yeah. And he tended to call his producer sitting over
there, you know, like more like Morty on the, on The Larry
Sanders Show. He's sitting over there on the side. And he would
say, the need to have a discussion with the robot, but
they say they won't let us do that bid. It he turned it in
production, call him a racist. That's racist that you will let
me do that. Right. Exactly. Yeah, that's what's going on.
I'd
like our producers that have sieving collected some clips of
people not understanding what racism is, but it really has
been almost redefined. You gotta be careful with these words.
Racist. Maybe it's because they dropped the tea and it's just
racist. Maybe that's it? It's a new word. Hey,
I had a couple of clips where somebody said where they're
dropping the T I didn't. Yeah, I dropped the team when they talk.
It's like the girl that used to be in Russia. Russia today.
Cool. Let me see when it's gonna be. It's gonna be a horrible
threat. Who was yeah, she somehow could put the T at the
end of threat.
I think you can use it in a sentence, though. Let me ask you
if you're racist. Yeah. One more little political thing I did
want to pull out just because it's interesting for those of us
in the magazine business, which only see that's only one of us,
kind of,
I don't want to take you off the track. But before you do that,
we're going to talk about some video. I don't like to see a
cheat, do something and then No,
I want to I want to know, because we went off on this
track. I'm gonna come around to the video in a moment. Okay.
Right. We recall that Newsweek distributed like 100,000 Madam
President magazines, and of course, they also had the
President Trump magazine, but they actually distributed the
madam president magazine. Did you ever get a hold of one I
know you were talking about it? No, because of course they are
collector's items. Yes. Well, the true backstory is even more
frightening regarding Newsweek now Newsweek back in the day my
I remember my parents used to tribe I think my mom when I left
the house gave me a subscription for Christmas to Newsweek paper
subscription and but of course it then went full digital and
it needs it's bought sold to
Yeah, you're right it didn't who wasn't?
Bloomberg was the last owner that I know of. Yeah. Yeah, he
may still own them
so then they decided to come on do a print edition there was a
big Whoa don't print we're going crazy over here. We're doing
print Well, it turns out there's a lot going on behind the scenes
in the print here is the political editor or editor of
Newsweek Matthew Cooper, do you know him?
Never heard of him. Okay.
He's going to explain what happened what went wrong is
worse
right? The news Wait, wait I bet you international business time
he's bought Newsweek from The Daily Beast. I don't think that
Bloomberg are owned them they own Businessweek
oh, here's his explanation of what happened. Newsweek, like a
lot of publications puts out a special commemorative issues.
You've probably seen him on the news as you know, 75th
anniversary of D Day or you know, we have one ad about
Harrison Ford's acting career.
I thought this was very interesting. I didn't realize
that that was the big moneymaker these days for magazines.
I think I know that Yeah.
So all these all these little all these specials. That's
really how they make their own micro collectibles. Yeah. Micro
collectible. Hold on. Isn't that what we call a giblet?
Similar but as giblet is specific to Amazon,
right? Micro collectibles? Well, apparently that's where the
money's made
a big part of the magazine business now. And what we did
for the election was the company that we subcontract to, as you
said in the intro produced two, two additions. One, President
Trump, right, Madam President, they both you know, the Madam
President, one mistakenly went out which was the first
embarrassment Yeah, that should never have happened. But really,
as you say the writing of this is, is, shall we say, not up to
the editor thrown sniffing. I mean, it's just like DNC talking
points. I mean, who on your staff wrote cat? Will no one on
our staff read it again, we subcontract out to a company
that when you read it before it went out, well, didn't we? See,
we subcontract these commemorative fishes to
accompany and this is pretty common in the magazine business.
And so it's sort of been done on a separate track and we did not
review it before it went. Well, but what are they had regular
reprinted minecon for something? I mean, that would have been
even worse. There's no question look, even though we didn't, you
know, over it regular Newsweek didn't put it out, you know,
we're ultimately, I mean, no having a urinal.
I think that's pretty interesting.
Not only that, that's not really much of a surprise to me. Right.
I think what you what you're seeing, is these what used to be
called advertorials, where all the magazines did it, they hire
somebody and outside firm, usually some sort of company
that does this as a specialty, they have a bunch of writers and
a competent and they you just give them the money they do with
the whole special issue. And it just goes goes in as an insert.
But they decided to turn the magazine business inside out and
make the what would be an insert into the magazine, right. And
all the magazines that they didn't
even read it they put their name on it. Wow.
That that yeah, that I'm not buying that completely because
I'm not buying it at all, because I did a couple of these
myself, and I remember doing one for a magazine and they didn't
like what I did. And they rewrote I still got paid. But
they they looked at over believe me.
The I like the term thrown sniffing though.
I like that. Yep. Thrown. Thrown sniffing Yeah.
So you sent me a video and it kind of titled
Wait, wait, you brought up Newsweek? Oh, I hate to keep you
the
standard. We're never gonna talk about this video. I guarantee
you that routine.
But you've got to play this because his Newsweek is
mentioned in this report. And when I heard it, I go oh, this
is this is I caught this trend early, like a couple shows ago,
or literally slash show. And this is the rundown on Russian
influence on voting. Oh boy, here
we go beyond the US election and questioned the legitimacy of the
Brexit
vote is this guy in? Yeah, well, dude. Man, come on. We're trying
to get people close to us chickens. That invite everybody
to start a party. We love her. She's just tweeted back
on the US election and questioned the legitimacy of the
Brexit vote based on the outlets assertion that, quote unquote,
the Russian disinformation campaign may have influenced the
outcome. The underlying suggestion in many of these
reports is that Russia managed to sway voters that may be
without Russia Hillary Clinton would have won or Brexit would
not have happened. It Queen's an image of wishes this all
powerful game changer, but that suggestion seems to disregard
the ability of voters to think and decide for themselves in
Washington. I'm gonna check out Yeah,
Newsweek mentioned in there. No, I will. There's one of these
steps. It's very similar. Newsweek, apparently is on board
with the Russians, of course, and Brexit of
Brexit and Brexit. I'm hearing more of this, by the way, that
Guyana is not the only star on RT, who we know. We also know
Max Keiser. Yeah, we do. And I got a note from him today. This
morning. What do you say? He said? We're in Austin. Can we
interview you on Wednesday? Oh, and I said, Ellie, I
got to do it. Hell yeah.
I said, but only if Tina and I can take you to out for dinner.
And we're going out to dinner on on Tuesday. Oh,
the double hit a dice a doubleheader. Exactly. Night
night. So it's max and Stacy. When I was going to interview yo
Stacy he burped Yeah, his wife is that his wife? Yeah,
we discussed this.
I can't remember if one minute Yeah. And actually
I'm surprised he because he we communicate through Twitter
direct message for some reason. And you know, you recall he had
he had sent me a message say hey, I'm gonna be a night one
day haha, love the show. And we talked about on the show. And
then we talked about Stacey and said, you know, and I said, are
they boning or whatever? And then as you said that, yeah,
well, that's right. I remember that. But then you sent me
another direct message after that was like, Hey, I heard that
you want to know what the relationship was between me and
Stacy. Were married. And so I replied, Well, I guess that
answers the question about if you're boning or not. I didn't
hear anything after that.
Like he didn't block me like he got the interview.
blocked me You're anything like, Oh, I hope he's in fifth off
about it. So I thought that was pretty bold. But yeah, there'll
be fun. Kaiser's an interesting guy.
No, I enjoy his theories and Stacy's the one that actually I
think smarter that too, in so far is down to earth. Yeah, so
it goes on.
Please, please keep mentioning that. I'm sure they won't listen
before the interview. That's really good, John. Good way to
go. Good start. Yeah, good prep.
I'm just kidding. Of course. Yeah.
I'd like to, again, like talking about this video that you sent.
Okay, here we go. And it kind of relates to the newsletter, which
and I, you know, we didn't discuss you putting the photo of
me and Horowitz in the newsletter. I didn't think it
was a great payoff for the subject line.
Well, let's put it this way. The one thing I don't think I needed
to discuss because you tweeted it.
Oh, no, you don't need permission. I'm just saying was
that was a great payoff.
I haven't looked at the numbers yet. But I'll tell you this
much. I've been looking at that I look at numbers a lot. When I
do this newsletter, and if I don't tease a picture, the
numbers drop off by 10% I hear you but if I did it pay off in
money if
you wanted a funny picture of Horowitz and I we have a couple
that I didn't put on Twitter. That's what I'm saying. Well,
yeah, well, okay, then give them to me. I'll put them in the
Thursday newsletter and that now there's the DS. Okay, I got a
good one. All right. Okay, good.
But in the newsletter, you talked about how no one is
asking why.
Right I did I took a basic deconstruction of today's modern
news reporting I think it was should be aware of when Where
were you? Who when where, why. And then who went away whatever,
there's five of the W's and they leave the Y out now. Yes, yes.
If not the
who? Right. So regarding pedophilia then this of course
relates to all the all the research and weird coincidences
crazy. Route straight art.
Alright. Pizza. All right, fine. Okay, there's the video that
Podesta house and they're great. Yeah, all
that stuff. But that's not the video I'm talking about. Oh,
bear with me. A cab. So I just wanted to remind people who are
new to this program that for 10 years we have talked been
talking pedo bear on the show, going back to Isle of Jersey to
do true to the boys down Boys Town actually, way before any of
that Boys Town USA look for that documentary. It's still
available harder and harder to find. Yeah, well, well, I'll put
another copy in the show notes. The copy is getting worse
though. Me by Channel Four was never aired, but it did make it
out onto the interwebs back in the day of Google video before
there was YouTube. That's where, but also, Jimmy Savile? And all
that stuff that's going on. So it is undeniable. And in my
opinion, having researched this for 10 years now 10 years, it is
undeniable that there is a large quarrel or the correlation
between people in government and pedophilia. And the what I have
deducted from my years of research is that this is
primarily now used as a blackmail mechanism so that
people are you know, will be in lockstep. Yeah, total nine one.
So regarding pizza gate. Now, it may very well be true. And it
would not surprise me that all these people are involved in
this crazy pedophilia ring. And it's interesting to me that this
is all the research that's going on. But meanwhile, police
politicians, school teachers were busted in an actual
pedophile ring in Norway, and they have 175 terabytes of
material that they've confiscated in the UK there is a
an incredible scandal going on now with football trainers who
have abused kids who now are professional players and are
coming out and saying this why is the question that you need to
be asking? Stop with the idiocy, okay? It doesn't matter you we
have proof for all these people. But they're you they're actual
people going to jail. You might want to say why why is this
happening? And although I certainly subscribe to a mental
health issue of people who have been abused are there is a
percentage of likelihood they will abuse others. The video you
sent me reminded me of a white coat question that I like the
answer to, and that is the video that you sent me of David Icke.
Ah.
Well, I would say for people who, you know, are skeptical
about David Icke, we like David Icke, for one reason he's
extremely entertaining is a contrarian theories about
things, which I think are many, I mean, off the wall and
provably bogus in most instances. He presents a very
interesting worldview that that is just absolutely captivating.
Yes. And his thesis is that there is a percentage of the
population which he pegs it about four to 5%. And he bases
that on research a friend of his was doing for Iris, an iris scan
database, it's in this video, which is in the show notes, of
course. And this guy said, you know, about four to 5% of all
the eyes that I analyzed for this retinal scan system, were
clearly reptile, were reptile in nature. And what I like asserts,
is that there is a certain percentage of the population
which has more reptilian DNA, we all have a reptile brain. I
think that's that's kind of accepted. They may not call it
the reptile brain, but but this is enlarged through DNA. And he
of course, then said, this is the bloodlines. And then he
shows how all these people are connected going back until you
know that as long as history goes, I guess and how you're
connected to all these people, including Vlad the Impaler,
which apparently, Obama is even related to somehow. But his
assertion is ultimately that they're that these reptilian
people who live amongst us have a hungering for the inverted
world where we have so love and peace now they want hate. And
one of the main things where they get their power from
whether it's true or not, I'm sure the people who do believe
in it is from children who are pre pubescent, and they suck up
this energy. And it can be possible that people actually
believe this and think they get some kind of power from it. And
that's why they're involved in this. You can go either way with
it, but that it's happening is undeniable. undeniable. But
people go figure out why this is happening. That to me is much
more interesting. He figured out why maybe you can stop it. Just
yelling about people's shitty art is meaningless.
The art? Yeah, it's it's pretty good. You
made an excellent point. I forget that point. And and I
don't wanna talk about what was it? Now you you said geez, if
people looked at Miriam's art, they could probably come up with
some crazy things, too. Oh, yeah. Like, Yeah, no kidding.
Now, and I want and I want people know that. I'm not going
to waste your time by saying, oh, yeah, that was a good boy,
John, look at that picture. That's some crazy art looks like
Jeffrey Dahmer one of his victims who gives a shit. There
is something definitely going on. And that's what all these
great citizen journalists should be focusing on is why is this
happening?
Well, the other thing is, is there is the numbers, if you
start looking into it, there are 200,000 a year missing kids in
the world. Yeah, that just disappear. And that's a two and
1000 is like every 10 years, that's 2 million now. That's
that number is too high a tie. That's way too high. And
document. I did a little research, I listened to Ike's
thing. He's got these throwing numbers out. But I think he's a
little wrong and his number, but I looked into it as I bought
200,000. And this kids just disappear. They're disappear off
the face of the earth. Yeah. And that's like, a lot.
This is Yeah. And, and I want to give one more data point, cuz I
think you even sent this, this link to this tweet, Andrew
Breitbart tweet from what was it? 2011 or 2012, before he
died, you know, talking about Podesta being, you know,
covering up the, the horrible crimes that are being done to
children, which again, is one of those Oh, look at this, this is
no coincidence. It was that he was he was relating that to
Project Veritas and the sale of baby parts from Planned
Parenthood. That's what that tweet was in relation to. And
Podesta who of course, you know, worked for nobody worked for
then he must have well he was in and out. Well, yeah, but Podesta
was you know, arguably you could say he was covering up for the
the administration or what anyone who was involved with his
pant Planned Parenthood, baby parts sale. It was not About
Podesta is crazy art or the pizza parlor.
And you vote you out too. If you're going to start ganging up
one way or the other, you have to also take into account which
I think the pizza gate pro pizza gate people call them that.
Would that crazy artist woman who has the screw screwball
dinners where his brother?
Sure, sure, John? Sure. I'm not saying that. That's not entirely
true. And I'm not saying that that isn't that isn't that
they're not a part of it. It just doesn't matter why this is
happening is what's interesting. Why is it so rampant? Why it
means so we what's the follow up on this huge Norwegian pedophile
ring, which has lawyers, politician, police teachers?
Why? Where's the follow up on why it's happened? It's all I'm
asking. That's what I think would be productive. I might
come up with some really interesting.
Well, nobody wants to do the research on the same when it
comes to that particular topic. As you know, having had a radio
station burned to the ground. Yes, I brought this up or
brought you brought this up in public and the radio station was
burnt first.
You were fired. I was fired. Their funding was taken the
advertisers left and gone please
would purchase gone so you're not gonna get any investigative
reporters unless they're completely oblivious, though.
Everything is imaginable. They're not going to be funded
to do this investigation to find the why they're not going to
they're going to be probably it could be assassinated for trying
to find the why it's never gonna happen. This is a pipe dream.
Yeah, it's so you all you got it is like crackpot theories like
David Ickes that is just a bunch of energy sucking alien
reptilians that come from a different dimension. That's
backwards. Yeah.
I like that Superman
comic book.
I like that. Well, it's
great. It's great fun. But at the same time, you know, he you
can see stuff in there. That is all I know about. This is not
right. He's not, you know, nailing it by any means. Let me
give you an example. There's a I went to Bohemian Grove once.
Yeah, well, we
know you're an Illuminati we know that. You know, wish.
Where's the check. And one of the things I wanted to see was
this, this thing that everyone's always bitching about, which was
the and by the way, anyone go to this place? They on weekends,
women go to their site, they get a tour you get, like impossible
to go in. And so I wanted to see this owl, that both the Ike and
Jade man does. Yeah.
Alex Jones got in there. And he filmed that when they the what
does it call Moloch? Smallpox
Moloch Moloch. It was part of some play that note Moloch is
the is the child molester. Yeah, there's a big giant owl. It's a
huge as part of an old tree, I guess. It's like a 50 foot owl.
Yeah. Well, I don't know that this owl has existed since the
30s. I specifically got to see the owl the owl is is probably
about 10 feet tall. It's all rot. Their whole thing is
falling apart. There's no owl there anymore. And it's
overgrown with a bunch of like, some sort of vines and stuff.
It's just it's just nothing there. It's just a thing to see
where it was. But this all hasn't been in play for 50
years. But they keep referring to and showing you that they
cite it. Oh here's an example is bullcrap. It's an I know it's
bullcrap. Because I've seen the owl it's not there there is no
owl. I have seen the owl the owl and it's not there it's just a
wreck. And then I haven't is that just find it it's an eye
roller a complete eye roller and when they bring it up and deceit
man does it and so it is i i Just how long were you? What
other bullshit are they feed? How
long were you at? We were there for the whole week. We mean
growth.
No, it was some event I've got to go to Oh, it
wasn't the official official. It was just like it wasn't a big
boy. The bigger was offseason. Well, no wonder
you got Yeah, the two week thing is like different. Yeah, maybe
there's something going on during that. I don't know. You
didn't get to know that. You go there. You there. I don't know.
I just know about I've never been to it. It's like a long
time that they don't just invite any. They don't like even
bringing people in from California here from if I lived
someplace else. I could probably get invited and
how were the crunchy baby toes? Were they tasty or
all I ever found there? Really? There was just a lot of booze.
Oh, really? It's a drinking club. It's a major, major major.
Who invited you can you talk about that? I
mean, is it did they give you a friend of mine who works in
Washington DC said blocked
so you can't talk about stuff that you saw there or what's the
deal? I never
signed anything so they can't talk about stuff. But there was
it was uneventful except for the drinking. I mean, there's a lot
of drinking going I can tell you this. There's a couple of these
specialty drinks that they make at some of these clubs is one
club, this guy. It's all these different little encampments,
there's like 50 of them, and they're all different.
Everyone's like separate little clubs. And there's one that's
got, like Steve Miller, the Steve Miller blues band is in
one of the clubs that with a bunch of other musicians. It's
mostly music and, and plays that they didn't
change the lyrics. I'm gonna fly like an owl
like an owl, but he gives a concert and certainly, there's a
bunch of, there's a lot of, there's a lot of drinking and a
lot of concerts.
So basically, it's burning man for old dudes.
That's the way I think of it. Yeah. Well, maybe drinking I
think the drugs
Well, that's not that's not
a great it's exciting. It's
not a great report, though. That does. It doesn't make
any good. But I do know one thing I saw the owl and his
bullcrap, whatever, but he's talking about, and I've done the
other people that are just Oh, you went? Oh, you did? You know,
they look I've been corrupted or something by the devil. But no.
So you're clean. I'm pretty
sure. But I miss.
I'm trying to start the damn jingle. Yeah. And yeah, every
cue you give me and you'd step on it again.
What was that do again? Anything you
just when you stop talking, I'm like, I'm going to break the
sequence. I'm going to take us to the D block. Okay, but for
some I
just have one last thing to say. All right,
we'll try it again.
I had I know how to make some of these crazy specialty drinks
because I grilled these guys about how to do them. We'll stop
including the Nembutal the name Utah guess what they call this
drink? Can
we publish the name Utah?
I might discuss it at some later date but I can tell you this but
if you take a glass of this stuff, and in this club that
makes it he walked by this fire and you spit it into the fire
you they just like an explosion took place because apparently
mostly 150 Rum. Nebula what? Name Utah's the name of the
drink? I'm gonna show my school but don't
imagine all the people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun.
I
just want to say one thing already in the chat room.
They're already not understanding what we said.
They're already not understanding they're calling us
flippant about pizza gate Didn't you just do what I said
no no calling you
flip it now it says John and Adam actually
well there's the I don't even talk about pizza gate one way or
the other this is your beat
we just had a whole conversation about it we
might the conversation consisted of me encourage you to talk more
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you know, I'm thinking a couple of things. One is that we're the
only show that probably discusses the pedophilia
situation in any depth. So it's very very discouraging that
people would be critical of our coverage which is the only
coverage you're going to find the rest of it just a bunch of
suppositions and theories all look at these emails and read
decode and dreaming up your own code. But they're really saying
which is not provable and may or may not be true and Podesta has
got creepy art. Yes. But you know a lot of people collect
creepy art. Yeah. A lot of people are creepy. Yeah. Yeah. A
lot of people just plain creepy. And a lot of would have creepy
art. You go visit them you feel comfortable in their
environment. You can go have dinner, and
where's all the activists with the rubber dinghies to float up
on the on Jeffrey Epstein's party palace there and with his
Lolita Express and go bust in there as he was going on, come
on people do some real work.
Yeah, I would say though, supposition call this
the real. Just Just one other thing about the Standing Rock
North Dakota. Yeah. Because I had a conversation arbitration
yesterday. Because apparently the 15 or 20 Hardcore vets are
now going to stand with the with the protesters. Like no, like,
SEAL Team Six guys. And I immediately said why why? At
this point? I am convinced that remember, there's President
Obama isn't really doing anything. What did he say? He's
sending in monitors this finally? Oh, I'm gonna send into
monitors. I don't know what an LG monitor Samsung monitors.
What are you gonna do? That he's sending in monitors to go assess
the situation? As far as I'm concerned, the reason why this
pipeline is being protested is because it will ruin Warren
Buffett's business. And I think that a lot of people are being
wound up to be part of this protest, which is really just
slowing down the demise of the oil running on Burlington
Northern. When this pipeline takes over. Maybe I see it
wrong, but Why else do we not have a real involvement from the
president or from the administration? From the Justice
Department, whoever just monitors has been going on for
what, six weeks now?
No longer than that.
Three months maybe I don't know long time. Yeah. And I'm just
going to say it. I think this is bogus. I don't think the
protesters realize that they probably all the meanwhile, I
think there's
dev definitely sincere. And if the thing gets rerouted, where
it's not going under the river River Lake or whatever they want
to Yeah, how hard can it be? Well, they're gonna have to do
that because it's gonna go on forever. Although this could. I
don't know about you, but a winter in North Dakota as it
gets cold.
Yeah, the protesting will slow down I guess. World
class. miserable. Yeah.
Oh, man. Finally it happened. Finally, an admission and
admission? Yes. Ever since the earthquake in Haiti, which I
covered extensively, particularly the money flows or
lack of money flows, the Bogota, musician, politicians, the
Clinton involvement, man, just go back and look from around
when that happened and listen to some of those shows. And then,
of course, we had 300,000 people living in tents, and they were
pooping their guts out and dying because of cholera brought in by
the blue helmets. The
right show you who never admitted liability.
So finally, they have excellent. Yeah, this is bunkie Moon, the
Grand Poobah of the United Nations
excellencies. Ladies and gentlemen, the United Nations
deeply regrets the loss of life and suffering caused by the
cholera outbreak in Haiti. On behalf of the United Nations, I
want to say very clearly, we apologize to the Haitian people.
We simply did not do enough with regard to the cholera outbreak,
and yes, a spread in Haiti. We are profoundly sorry for our
role. This has cast a shadow upon the relationship between
the United Nations and the people of Haiti. It is a blemish
on the reputation of UN peacekeeping and organization
worldwide, for the sake of the Haitian people, but also for the
sake of the United Nations itself. We have a moral
responsibility to act and we have a collective responsibility
to deliver. Don't rob why you are shut up
all right, as bunkie so they're sorry.
Yeah. What does that all mean? They're gonna give them some
money. Maybe
they're sorry, I'm sorry, but sorry, but I would like to go
from the blue helmets to the White Helmets for a moment all
the way down. Yeah, there was a Swedish Institute of
International Affairs had a big conference about the White
Helmets known as the you know, the official serie what are they
called? They're called the
I guess they're in defense till defense or something
like that. Yeah. And you know, the issue we have is exactly
what came up is Who exactly are you guys? Did you see their
mannequin and their mannequin video by the way? No, and it can
Xiao Jia.
They did a madman
a oh, they did the White Hats did a bit of a mannequin
challenge. Yes. Oh, Brown. Here's how it works. So you saw
someone lying underneath Rubble, and the and and, and there's two
people trying to get them out. And they're doing the mannequin
freeze, because it's fake, of course. And the iPhone goes
around, they see and then and then boom, then they start to
move, and they pull this guy out. But it's totally fake,
which shows the ability of them to create anything they want. It
was very believable. Until he knows Hey, how come they're not
moving? Mannequin Challenge. Ha ha. So these guys is fishy. And
their funding is fishy. And this came out.
Oh, those guys they're beyond fishy. Well, the Swedes
are all over
it. Syria, seven defensive describes itself as independent,
neutral, impartial, with no official affiliation to any
political or military actor. For many people. This defense this
self definition has led to raising some difficult questions
that need to be addressed. I think the first one is, is
concerns the funding of serious Civil Defense out of
approximately $60 million in in contribution since 2013. The
United States US aid or special its office of transitional
initiatives, an officer by support This is called democracy
promotion. And by his critics called instigating regime
change, I don't take care take inside there. But this office
has contributed, contributed, contributed $23 million out of
60. The second big donor is united, the British Foreign
Service, who have donated $29 million. And there are some
other NATO countries France, Germany, Netherlands, Denmark,
who also contribute a little bit. Other countries, European
countries have chosen not to give serious Civil Defense, the
vital elements any contribution, including this country, Sweden,
and I, as far as I know, the European Union has not made an
effort to support the right helmet.
I will go with the points one by another, but starting by self
about the point of governmental support to the White Helmets,
and that they are governments who chose not to support the
White Helmets. Actually, we we did not ever submit a request
and it was rejected by any government. We are not aware,
for example, if the Swedish government refused to support
White Helmets. I believe our walk and Syria is very obvious
for every objective person what we are doing there. There are
countries like Japan, for example, who support us also, I
don't think it's NATO. I don't know if I don't know if it's net
or not. But the same countries, they also found the United
Nations and they found out humanitarian organizations. So
does that make the UN and all the humanitarian organizations
as NATO tools, for example, also, we see people accused the
government of Saudi Arabia that it's supposed a guide, and at
the same time, the same government supposed to the
United Nations, does it? Does that make the United Nations
supporting a guide or affiliated to it?
Well, that's a nice way of deflecting.
Interesting,
yeah, it's two hours long. So like this came in this morning.
So this is what I pulled from it. There was a question came
because a lot of editing because the guy answers in, in Arabic,
and you know, the translated so this was actually quite an edit
job. But they also asked about questionable videos. Other
things, that I hope the mannequin challenge came up in
that so maybe I'll have more on Thursday, but I'm glad that
someone is looking into this. So all their funding came from USA
ID and from the British Foreign Services. They're 60 million
combined. Food for thought.
Yes. Well, we discussed this before. Yeah, I have a clip that
is kind of off but actually, I got a couple offbeat clips you
want to hear something, I think is at least positive except for
the fact that they kind of ridicule the report with by
playing sitar music in the background. But this is a this
is something that's trending. I believe this is the mushroom
report on NBC.
I've never tried them.
We're back now with what you might call an unconventional way
that a self some cancer patients feel better psychedelic
medicine, you might say in the form of magic mushrooms and
doctors say for some they're working well. Magic. Let's get
more from NBCs Kristen Dahlgren, when you
think magic mushrooms chances are something like this comes to
mind. But you may soon think of this a medication too small but
encouraging studies out today show the hallucinogenic
ingredient in some mushrooms called psilocybin reduced
anxiety and depression in 80% of cancer patients for more than
six months after receiving just one dose. So you've been through
a lot of though in your life with Gail Cowan was in her
fourth bout with breast cancer.
I was really feeling sorry for myself and feeling very
stressed.
After extensive psychological testing, she was given a pill to
watch closely by doctors as she listened to music and went on a
vivid mind trip. Nice.
It's beautiful. It's you know, it's something you want to
embrace
when took the drug two years ago and still like
every night when I get in bed, I find that I have this smile on
my face.
That long term effect that has doctors hoping for more studies
conducted under tight DEA regulation and medical
supervision
people should not look at this research and data and
extrapolate from that they can go get much shrooms illicitly
try it and think it's gonna help them. But researchers
are now encouraged by the potential of psychedelics to
treat things like alcoholism, smoking and depression. Just
this week, the FDA approved a large scale trial using the
illegal party drug ecstasy for PTSD, once criminal compounds
getting a second look and giving some like Gail Cowan a second
chance. I think it's wonderful. Kristen Dahlgren, NBC News, New
York.
First they came for our man or marijuana, then they came for
our mushrooms.
Yeah, and in fact, I think the only reason this report happened
was and I want to play one more NBC clip after this is because
when they did the report, if all you saw was you didn't see
mushrooms at the beginning of the report. The rest it was this
little blue pill. Oh, really? Yeah. So some drug companies
extracting the psilocybin from these mushrooms and then filling
in right.
Well, I heard about, I heard about the PTSD research with
MDMA.
Right. Yeah, that was that was a prelude to this and so they're
doing this now but I there's also some LSD research being
done with PTSD. Yeah, but it's because the drug companies are
you know, they're I find it interesting I've been in as fast
as they can because they know the legalization movement. Once
the pot stuff gets legalized everywhere. It's gonna be you
know, they're gonna be screwed.
Yeah, it's it's taking away from a lot of traditional
pharmaceuticals.
Mcguire local coach
here, Steven Kerr, who was half out of the season last year
because of a bad bad operation on his back that went bad. He's
the coach of the warriors. He talked about using pot and
medicinal marijuana because of his pain he had in his back but
you know, he of course he didn't he says he looked into it he did
all these things that is much safer than using his any
indicted the drug companies or all the crap that they put out
there. But he never just mentioned the CBD or which he
should have done and kind of broke it down a little because
people still don't understand there's two components in the
medical marijuana and CBD is the stuff that is the cannabinoids.
Yeah. Yeah, they do all the good work. So just gets a stone. Hey,
so I didn't I've never done mushrooms. Is that true that you
do mushrooms once and then every night when you go to bed? You
have a smile on your face? Is this like an enduring trip that
just never stops? I never heard that. Have you ever done
mushrooms I might have
asked you might have if I had done that. I can tell you for a
fact that I can't say that I've done mushrooms. But if I had I
can assure you you don't have a smile on your face every night.
I guess if you're an old woman who's dying of cancer and have
all these issues, probably but if you were in college, you know
and went to you know, a major university where everyone's
drugged up and you experimented a lot. Most of these
generalities are bullcrap.
And most of the college kids drugs or bullcrap, too. Well
nowadays no quality is a little better. There's no quality less
than 10 minutes to go is a warning That's right 10 Minute
Warning John 10 minute warning.
Okay, well then I want to get this this native ad that says we
just heard a native ad, which I believe was a native ad and
people criticize us for promoting the
stupid pens man. Yeah,
I mean, this is like I gotta I gotta I didn't mean so why my
wine my wine recommendation.
Yeah, your wine town can't do it. You can't do it. You can't
do
it can't because they'll just accused me event of when it'll
be gone by
and by the way, when you're sending out and you send it out
native as a joke. That doesn't translate your jokes and not
funny. I know it discourages me from wanting to give any tips to
Yeah, so that goes to the wine tip which is a killer by the way
because you want and a gal
or I guess we're gonna have to skip the leftover discussion the
leftover tip All right, we have the leftovers. Well, why don't
we do that because I have a phobia of leftover so I wouldn't
mind hearing it.
I don't want to do it. All right, good.
I understand.
I want to do this native ad and get it off my list.
Okay, what you got?
Now tell me this isn't a native ad with a kicker. This is again
from NBC I'm you know, I used to dog ABC about this but
apparently NBC does do I believe this to be i There's actually
two clips now I think about it. But this one here I believe is a
native and this is the Big Mac. The guy who invented the Big Mac
died. Oh, this is breaking news.
You might not know the name but for sure. You know the burger.
The man behind the Big Mac has died. Michael James Jim
delegatee has died. He created the iconic menu item nearly 50
years ago at one of his McDonald's franchises near
Pittsburgh. When he decided that customers wanted a bigger
sandwich. It went national in 1968 and his son says he ate one
every day. So who knows it might be the secret to a long life.
Jim delegatee was 98 years old. Well, I think
I can top that native
Oh, by the way, I don't think eating a Big Mac every day is
the key to long life and I doubt he did it.
I would like to play my native ad. Okay, and you tell me what
it's not about the toy. Although the toy is very disturbing by
itself. It's the hunt toy this holiday season. Me your new
hatchet, and it's nearly
impossible to find in the Chicago area. Target downtown
and then here. Have you had any luck? No, of course
not. At the target in Bucktown. So here's what they would be and
we are currently out of stock manager Amy Henson says the
demand is hard to believe that we typically get around 40 to 50
Guest calls a day. That's tiring if we have any in stock as a
Toys R Us in Roscoe village manager Giorgio Royo is
expecting a shipment on Sunday.
We don't have a number as to how many we're going to receive,
but he does know there'll be customers waiting when we opened
up our doors
on Sunday ATM. These items will sell very quickly.
Hatchimals typically cost between 60 and $70. On eBay,
they're going for multiples of that. A message posted on the
Hatchimals website reads We have increased production and a whole
new batch of Hatchimals will be ready to hatch in early 2017
This is a special season and we don't want anyone to be
disappointed little help for those desperate to find when in
time for the holidays. Now we do have a tip for you target a
stabbed around the clock meaning you can call overnight to see if
a new shipment has arrived. But beware the shipments are selling
out almost immediately so you will have to arrive a few hours
before the store opens if you're hoping to
get whatever you do get the target early call them overnight
get the target this
is you're right this is not about the toys knows exactly.
They did slip Toys R Us in there but but it's about target yeah.
Oh yeah. Too much too much information about target by the
way.
These had troubles man, we need to turn these into hackles. You
know imagine if anything breaks through this egg on Have you
seen any of this and the starts and starts talking to you? Yeah,
yeah. But it Listen, it's so sick. This is so sick. You give
this child this toy to your child. It's an egg. It's a bell
oversized egg and you have to rub the egg and then the egg
lights up on the inside where you're supposed to rub it and
you rub that area you have to hold the egg you have to nurture
the egg and then the eggs starts to hatch. It's not like the
Furby thing and then there's the Furby like thing in there which
talks to you learns plays, games etc. Now the first time these
came around, it was bad but this is I mean this is really your
teaching give the kid a real egg you know show put it under the
light and keep it warm and watch an actual chicken hatch from it.
No, we're going to do hatch doubles. I remember when not for
Christmas it wasn't my president but I we've done that with the
egg. That's really beautiful. You see life happened but no,
no, it has to be a stupid Hatchell. We need to reprogram
their their their roms
is another one here. This is the NBC surprise announcement clip
and I want to this has been this is not just NBC but it's
everybody. There is a fortune fortune 500 consists of 500
companies in the Fortune 1000s 1000. How often? Does
anybody give a crap about a CEO of any of those 500 companies?
Quitting? Zero. Yeah, zero. Nobody.
Nobody cares. No.
But what but why is this? This is either either some good PR
that's working through some agency or a native ad, which I
suspect is partially native ad about Howard Schultz winning
Starbucks as this as if this is important news.
A surprise announcement tonight from one of the most high
profile business leaders in America. Starbucks chairman and
CEO Howard Schultz says he'll step down as the company's chief
executive in April, they'll become executive chairman. And
the Starbucks president will take over as CEO Schultz has
been with the company since 1982.
Yeah, I had no I don't think it was a native ad.
Well, it may or may not have been a native app, but it's not
news to corporate thing. You know, it's like by the way this
was just on the last day he quit like a week ago and they did
this the whole
story and then it's just it's a filler. They just needed one
story to fill up the last 45 seconds before the break. You
know, it works.
Yeah, know how it works. But there's lots of builders out
there that don't involve Starbucks,
how you might but you might as well stroke your buddies.
Get a free coffee.
And I just have one report from the euro lands. This is expected
around Christmas it's expected in Germany.
Europol has warned that Europe can expect more terrorist
attacks in the near future carried out by the self styled
Islamic State group or in its name. Europe's police agency
believes attacks such as that was in Paris and Brussels show
that ISIL has already developed new tactics to strike at the
West. In a new report. Europol says the threat comes from both
networks groups and lone actors, arguing also that the battle
against the terrorists is far from lost.
But it is a reality that more attacks are likely, but the
response is also stronger. So I think I think we will get to the
stage where we will probably suppress the threat of ISIS to
sheer level we're not there yet.
The report warns that the extremist tactics in the Middle
East such as the use of car bombs could also be deployed in
Europe. One of the main findings is that sleeper cells could
already be on European soil waiting for an order to strike
and that individuals may be incited to act,
they wouldn't be a big mistake to just believe that the threat
is coming from outside we still have we have a lot of people
prone to be prone to radicalization inside Europe.
Europol says community leaders have a role to play in
preventing ISIL from recruiting. increased cooperation between
police across Europe is seen as the key to combating the threat
and has already led to plots being foiled.
Okay. Enjoy Christmas.
Christmas in Copenhagen. Here's a good nobody's covering on the
mainstream media but the riots in Copenhagen of all places,
clashes over immigration have broken out between police and
opposing protest groups in the Danish capital.
street demonstrations by the group patriotic Europeans
against the Islamization of the west or pagoda were met by a
counter rally, pro immigration protesters barricaded themselves
against police set containers ablaze and chanted anti racism
slogans of was erupted as officers broke up the
demonstrations
Did you say anti racism slogans?
Yes, there's a second organization is a huge
organization that was protesting to calling the look the
Europeans racists welcoming these these refugees
are well, my report from the Netherlands big deal going on.
And there's a an organization called melt Puente internet
discriminant assay known as mind. And that is the place to
report discrimination on the internet. I believe they receive
government funding. And they have now stated this is great.
They have stated that if a Muslim speaks out against
homosexuality under in context of their religion, that is not
discrimination.
Ah, she says that's a good one.
So if it's in the context of this is not my religion doesn't
believe in this. Therefore, homosexuals are horrible. It's
no good. As long as it's within the context of the religion.
That is a religion, not culture, they say the religion then that
is okay. I find that problematic.
It's very problematic and all you have to do to make anything
religion, religious, kind of in regard to hit base, you know,
aimed at homeless issues. You just finish the sentence with,
you know, Allah praised all Praise to Allah. Yeah, he's BFI.
Yes, yes. Yeah, good work. Now Dolan's.
Another winner. Good work, everybody.
All right. You got anything else? So should we call this a
day?
Like, I can move stuff to Thursday. Nothing's pressing.
Okay. You can call it.
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Austin, Texas, the capital of the drone Star State. Demon
region six in case you're looking for it on a government
map in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry.
And from Northern Silicon Valley, we're playdough say
woman who date a midget gunslinger. You're learns to
love Small Arms I'm John C. Dvorak. We will
be back on Thursday right here on no agenda. Adios mofos
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like a cocaine leaves I don't think I made when I was a kid. I
don't care they get moist and you have a good question. Oh you
know That youngest doll and when I went to they taste what do you
think Lawn Clippings out of these things through and took
out dude sick he's gone that these were some juice out of
these things is the cocaine but the proper way of putting it is
what you these days. But the kicker the real thing one is the
cocaine constant mouth illusory altitude guy so you got one is
the thing you want that was some guy with a bag of these things
came together and known as the dealer leaves it just like lawn
clippings. One is the cocaine leaves. Leaves one clippings of
cocaine tea takes the cane leaves keen to have general up
there and there's always some general generally speaking a
routine and generally speaking, I don't really have too much
trouble of that. Well, I
don't Well I don't eat
tasty Michael these tea is very tasty Baggins thing leads you
want to grab it when you do. leaves you want to grab it
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all, loving me in fact check false. As a general rule, I am
just fine with a few hecklers. But now when I'm up a score
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