So have fun, be positive and enjoy your amazing job. Adam
curry, John C. Dvorak. Thursday, February 16 2017. This is your
award winning give on nation media assassination episode nine
or 04. This
is no agenda. deconstructing the deep
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and from Northern Silicon Valley where we're watching mocking
birds having sex. I'm John C. Dvorak. Greg Levin bulls kill
that's what happens when you once you're over 60 Mockingbird
birds over there. Don't talk about birds. I had a flock of
turkeys on the street with the Tom it was like I'm gonna post
this sorry with the Tom the Tom he's at the most the Tom the Tom
is a big old bird the big furled the big tail that's way it
nails the Tom male or female
it a tom is always a male is Tom was toma art. Tom Messina just
might be
it could be a bush you know you never know so it's
a Tom turkey.
Don't you assuming?
Like a like a labor gang boss. It's unbelievable I can't stop
it.
Went out of control. Sorry. It's your birthday birthday went out
of control. I'm sorry.
Birthday birthday messed up. So it was a Tom big time the middle
of the street with 20 hands. Oh, and this is all the packing away
or whatever. I
don't know what they eat. This is exciting. Yeah,
it was it was a dangerous. These things are not. These are not
friendly birds. Well, there you go. So I have photos. I'll put
them in something new every single day. It's annoying the
birds. We have an invasion. It's an invasive species. It's all
over the Bay Area. But in our town is just like really filling
up the place. They're all over the place. I try the UPS guy
couldn't get through because there's birds in the way. So I'm
just talking to him. What we have to do is find the cache of
Aigues. Turkey eggs are a delicacy. They're dynamite.
They're about the size of a duck egg. But their tastier decades
are chalky and they're kind of rubbery. They're not very good.
Chicken eggs are good. All right, Goose steaks are
fantastic.
Alright. Well, I feel a completely set I'm good to go
for the for the whole week. Now. Just the dish looking for a
turkey egg. Was you for Valentine's Day anything? Maybe
it was Wasn't she
we went to the restaurant in Oakland. It's very interesting
Chinese restaurant gets considered by one of the
considers one of the great Chinese restaurants in Oakland
even though it's kind of a dive. It's not really a dive. It's
very clean, but a small out of the way place called Shan Dong.
You're one of those guys like baby I'm gonna take you on a
romantic little little dinner here as I know this little place
it's very small.
Well, the problem was, of course, is that I wanted to go
to dinner but it was DHS unplugged night. And the show
must go on. Yes, yes. We know what it is. went to lunch
and and the show show has to be live just so you know. Oh,
before we will get to it later, maybe. But clearly, the video
experiment never has to be repeated again. Why? I saw the
spreadsheet today didn't look like everybody was also I
know. Yeah, yeah. Do experiment. And not only that, nobody wants
you to do it again. But we have low numbers. Yeah.
Proof proof is in the pudding.
Yeah, they don't want you to do it at all. Well, I
think we've Yeah, I think we've we figured it out. It's
unnecessary. People don't really care.
Yep. Well, we knew that all along. You just had some rig
setup because it was so I was looking at is like what? So
fancy had all these things on the screen and cut ins and right
who's this PBR your mileage?
Gonna picture? It is fancy. The whole show was fancy. Yeah, I
know. But I didn't know you had the video setup so it'd be for
you there Yeah, but I guess six cameras shoot there yet at all.
Some sort of a mixer. wasn't all that bad. Well, it wasn't the
Grammys.
What do you mean? Oh, I did watch and very and did you see
it? Did you see the Grammys?
I watched I sped watched I rushed through it. To be self
absorbed. I didn't I don't like cord and he reminds me of that.
A less funny version of Conan sidekick. I can't remember his
name offhand. Yeah. Andy. Andy Richter. Yeah. Andy Richter
who's much funnier and they look pretty much like the same Guy
except the cordon can sing a little let me let me tell
you what's going on but I saw another Ken early production
which I was surprised by because it was much better all
everything was live everybody was every was a very complicated
production. I just know this from experience and Ken Ehrlich
who I've worked with I don't I didn't think he could I was
surprised when I saw his name on the credit like really early did
all this I thought technically it was it was it was a great
show I did like that a lot but it was so obvious this is the
this is like the the deck chairs on the Titanic. This was the
music industry. Giving one last we can do it guys. We can do
show and I was looking at the red carpet on e and later on on
the network. And just about everybody including Katy Perry.
What's her name Demi Lovato all these girls? You know, what are
you doing? I don't know. I'm thinking about student I'm
working on reinventing myself. Everyone's trying to figure
stuff out because there's no more money for these people. It
was all on the screen someone spent a lot of money to make it
look like there's something really going on. The only true
artist is Adele. Who I love that she just I heard I was like whoa
she's off man she completely she missed one of the even the piano
screwed up or whatever. She's now she's completely off key
she's singing a different song I'm I'm glad she stopped that I
liked a lot. But then she went and ruined everything by saying
I'm not worthy of my album it should have been you queen bee
that is the ultimate admission of white guilt and white
privilege. That's what she was doing. She was up there saying
oh, it should have been you but me black.
It was ran I was under the impression Beyonce won nothing.
She won a Best Album award or album of the year or something
that
by the way, that whole Beyonce performance that was your
Illuminati moment that was the Illuminati Illuminati block in
the rundown.
Oh yeah, definitely.
Oh my goodness.
I do have one clip. Oh good. I have the no American men in and
oh, no, no, no, I got two clips. Okay, first of all, what is the
sexes bull crap on the we have solo artists and country and we
have no American men at all nominated amongst all the tons
of country in western singers we have play no American minute
cutter. Here's what here's what we had for our choices. In the
next country category. There are five talented performers for
strong women and one guitar slinging Aussie I'm proud to be
in country music with all five of them. These are the
nominations for Best Country solo performance love can go to
beat love to go to hell. Brandy Clark advice Miranda Lambert
church
Maren Morris church bells
Carrie Underwood
rule eight your colored caterer
where's the Americans? Where's American male American male has
been cut out yeah,
there's no American male you're right it's just an Ozzy
and then the only thing left was the thing that got me was the
president agent I have the clip President Agent Orange
she has I was fun
I just want to thank President Agent Orange throughout the
United States I want to thank President Agent Orange muscle
through the people
MAN Yeah, that was funny. Just hey you know what let's have no
one protest that anything but let's build the whole set for
the black guys. Let them do it.
And so you do this insulting you know, the center of evil
President Agent Orange, you know, reference to another kind
of a visual reference a slam against somebody's appearance.
Yeah. And then a couple of sets later Hey, by the way we'd like
to get more government support for the arts are you kidding me?
I was that was pretty that was pretty. Go insult
the government and then beg for money are you and you expect to
get some you're lucky you don't get everything pulled? That's
what I do.
You gotta love it.
What Gaul these guys have to be begging for money after slamming
the the president who is I think just together begging for money
from As the ridiculous Resident Agent Orange AGF President Agent
Orange, I'm
not quite sure how I'm making this. Oh, yeah, the American men
that's how I'm making this link. Now correct me if I'm mistaken,
but it
can white men apparently. Is it?
Is it inappropriate these days in Hollywood to have someone who
is not transgendered play a transgendered person?
I will this is the this is the blackface issue, it seems to me
then stop right there. I personally feel if we're going
to be completely fair and equal across the board, that Melissa
McCarthy has no business, appropriating white male
culture. That should be a white man playing that role. Why does
it have to be her?
She's doing blackface.
She's dead. She says it's exactly right. And no one no one
sees the hypocrisy and all of that. Now, it's extremely funny,
but how come she can be funny, but if someone else who's not a
woman, transgender, gay, whatever it is, if they play
someone else, if they if someone else plays that, then it's Oh,
outrage, no good.
Well, in a comedic situation. Historically, men have played
women all the time. I mean, they used to play women in the
Elizabethan times when they weren't allowed on the stage.
Women weren't allowed to be on the stage. And so although a lot
of the Shakespeare's plays were played by men, and then of
course, that the actresses came along and kind of demanded their
word. Originally, the word act actress wasn't that in, in Greek
language, a word for prostitute, and maybe I'm mistaken on this
amazing urban. I
don't think that's true. But I thought it had always seen as
prostitutes. I mean, female actresses have always been
family, how little things changed.
And so but anyway, they got their roles. And so it was men
and women playing the roles on the stage and screen in plays,
but in comedic circles, it was always okay for a man to play a
woman in a farcical way, and it was also okay only until
recently for whites to do blackface because it was
actually blacks who did blackface first. And but then
that became that and its exploitation and it became the
same way with Chinese. We had a couple of movies series of Mr.
Moto for example.
Right you can do a
chan was played by remember his name, but he was the white guy
dressed up as a Chinese and then they stopped allowing that and
so then you have the ethic rules
were the last holdout, the last
thunder movie, whatever it was called, we had Romney Jr. in
blackface. And nobody complained about that
was Robert Downey Jr. He's liberal. You see, according to
John Legend, I ran across an interview from an author named
Scott Greer. And actually, this is a pant Tucker Carlson is
doing some some good work. He's great for little fun clips. And
this guy wrote a book called no campus for white men. He did a
he wrote a book about what's going on in our, in our
universities in the United States. And I would beg to say
that it probably is happening in other places of the world. But I
want to do I want to share this with you, because I've ordered
the book, I want to read this now.
Well, it's changes that over the last five years, and the
actually since longer to that, but it's really gravitated
towards in the last five years is that identity politics and
victimhood culture have taken over higher education,
basically, with the two points is identity politics, trust that
basically all a person should care about his own their own
interests and the identity they ascribe to themselves. Such as
if I'm an African American man, that's all my politics. And I
only care about furthering the interests of my specific group
African Americans, right. And that's become dominant on campus
because they encourage it through affirmative action, and
other procedures that encourages people to gravitate towards
specific identities for more benefit. And then second, and
more important is in some ways, is victimhood culture, where
everybody kind of competes to be the biggest victim and a lot of
people are like, Well, why is everybody why are all these
young people trying to pretend to be victims, nobody wants to
be a victim. But the reason why they do that is because we
assign moral status in the college moral culture that's
being created, to who's the bigger victim, who's more
oppressed, who's more, who's more oppressed gets more status
in that moral hierarchy created. And if your privilege, then
that's the worst thing can be that can happen and say like in
older moral culture, if you're like, demonically possessed,
that's the lowest with this. It's like if you're privileged,
that's the worst thing you can be but being a victim is the
best thing you can be but when your victimhood isn't assigned
by based on socioeconomic status, you can be the son of a
poor coal miner from West Virginia and you're privilege,
and you can be the sort of a wealthy multimillionaire, but
African American and you're oppressed. And that's how the
system works. It's called
the bigotry. It's how the system works, just bigotry. I know I
played the founder of by any means necessary on the previous
show, but she also appeared on Tucker. And I mean, this woman
is horrible woman. Yeah, this is the middle school teacher.
Virtually, yes. In the Berklee School System, who is the
founder by any means necessary? And I'm not quite sure if she's
any other kind of funding or if she's just a lone wolf. But for
sure she's out there promoting her concepts and I was glad she
showed up on Tucker's
so fascists as someone who's organizing a mass movement
that's attacking women, immigrants, black people, other
months, she's
explained to us what a fascist this John, holy crap,
she's redefined the term.
Maybe you should give us the term. So we'll be ready when we
go.
I can I can read it. I'll read it from Wikipedia the definition
but it's a begins an intellectual movement in the
colleges, I might add, but go on, let her play. I'm sorry.
No, I actually want to hear that. Okay. Here we will listen
to her definition first
fascists as someone who's organizing a mass movement
that's attacking women, immigrants, black people, other
minority groups in a movement of genocide,
just so you know, that we should change the Wikipedia. Could
someone please go in there, use this clip as a source and change
that Wikipedia entry for the fascist is, that's what a
fascist is.
So if someone who's committing violence,
and it's someone who's committing violence, and who's
trying to organize other people to commit violence, okay, and
Miley INNOPOLIS is a fascist.
Okay. So he's committed acts of violence against the protected
groups you mentioned.
Well, what he's doing is he's trying to be the youth face and
the token that other people who are organizing violence try to
hide behind. So in all of his talks all over the country, what
your novelist has done is whip up a whole lynch mob mentality,
where people who come to see him or his supporters not only agree
with his views, but also attack other people. And that was
certainly true in Washington State. When he one of his
supporters came and actually shot an Anti Fascist protester.
But in Berkeley, we made sure that didn't happen because we
were able to shut him down.
Down we shut him down. Definition of fascist.
Well, let's see, fascist believe that the definition of fascist
technically in the dictionary is a believer in fascism. But let's
go with it Wikipedia. Fascist believe it liberal democracies
obsolete and they regard the complete mobilization of society
under a totalitarian one party state Democrats as necessary to
prepare a nation for armed conflict and to respond
effectively to economic difficulties. Such as state is
led by a strong leader such as a dictator and a martial
government composed of the members of the governing fascist
party to forge natural NAT grew up to forge national unity and
maintain a stable and orderly society. Fascism rejects
assertions that violence is automatically negative in nature
and views political violence, war and imperialism as means
that can achieve national rejuvenation, ooh, fascist
advocate a mixed economy with the principal goal of achieving
autarky through protectionist and interventionist economic
policies.
I think her explanation is much easier. If you hate women and
gays and black people,
you're a fascist is nothing no mention of that in here.
I do love our new jingle though, that I like it, signing it you
sent us. It's good. All right, second
gangster devolve into a whole song. It could.
Now I've noticed how Tucker Carlson does his show. He always
has one thing that he's going to harp on, and he's just going to
drill down on that.
And he always has the kind of mouth agape, I can't believe I
can't believe
I'm hearing this. Yes. Well, and he's on the screen the whole
time. So you might as well do something you can't do that. You
can put an ISO on me I'd be like ticking all over the place. It'd
be distracting, get just go fullscreen to the guests,
please. But so in this case, the he's going very, he's he's kind
of saying two things. One, is we have a First Amendment he should
be able to speak. And and the second thing is, if you say by
any means necessary, what happens if if someone one of
your kids in the classroom does this?
Do you think you're not answering my question that
people like Milo, who you've decided are fascist shouldn't be
allowed to speak in public? You said they weren't allowed to
speak at Berkeley. He shouldn't be allowed
to spread his racist and misogynistic and homophobic
lies. No, he does not have the right to do that.
I think he does. Actually. I think he actually
obviously homophobic. He's gay. And he,
by his own admission only has sex with black men just makes it
a little funny.
No, he doesn't not have the right to do
so he has the right to say whatever he wants to say. You
can say that's what
he's trying to when he's using his speech to whip up attacks on
people. No, he doesn't have the right to do that. I haven't
heard lies about our humanity. No, he does. defend ourselves.
True. Well, I mean, of course in the case of Berkeley
No, that's not what I said. I didn't say you're not allowed to
say whatever you're trying to spread racism and hostility,
misogyny, rape, whip up people to lynch people or to certainly
have that mentality.
I think my loved ones go to lengths some black man's are
gonna have sex with him. I think that's what he was.
He ever heard this guy. No, of
course not, of course,
the race people or to lynch them? Absolutely not. And any
human being whether it was in a classroom where their
restaurant, if they heard someone doing that would turn
around and tell them, You need to stop talking. You are not
welcome here. This is not a safe environment. You need to go.
That's exactly what I'm gonna do. Excuse me. Excuse me. You
can't talk like that. This is a safe environment. You need to go
and of course I expect the person to go okay, we'll go over
so wrong. Woman
Okay, here's the thing about this. So that was gonna get a
lot of airtime if she maintains this position of hers. Oh, yeah.
Oh, she's she's just so annoying. You just what you
cannot be entertained by her. Exactly. Perfect
TV. And it's great for our show, of course.
So if you're standing I just want to know like the protocol
for Anti Fascist activists like yourself, you're standing on the
street corner, someone starts saying something you don't like,
and you think boy, that's an act of hostility. That person is a
fascist.
No, you're you're misrepresenting the words that
I've been saying this isn't about I'm not something about
Ben and Jerry's versus stone cold pizza or some okay, you
need to work on your cultural references lady.
Ben and Jerry versus beat stone cold.
Stone Cold Steve Austin, but
now exact same thing. Funny.
Jerry, stone cold pizza or something. This is about the
lives of real people. Immigrants who are under attack are being
massacred and I'm moving. How detailed trivializing this not,
not in any way trivialize it. And I asked you since your
question, to what extent would you go to stop that person from
spreading genocidal propaganda
for people to counter protest? To stand up and to shut down?
And what do
you mean by shut down? And what if I want to keep talking? I'm
saying something that you find appalling. But you know what,
this I've got a first woman right? I'm an American, what
would you do? So but she will come and say stuff that I say
no, I'm not gonna stop that. I'm an American. What are you gonna
do next?
First Amendment. You know, you want to talk about the First
Amendment? Correct. Scott King's letter wasn't allowed to be read
on the floor of the Senate last week, under the Constitution in
exactly. You are the one.
That's her example,
who is actually trying to defend someone like a fascist speaking
and recruiting at a college? Can. We all
right. All right. Thanks for coming on. And showing us what
you believe.
By that forgot by Tucker a beer, he deserves that
you gotta get her on more.
Now this, this is a
classic. Although she's not a Hummer, which would have been
better would have been better. She is a classic Screecher from
the Berkeley area. Actually, the whole Bay Area, San Francisco is
loaded with these women, too. Most of them don't live in San
Francisco, they tend to live in East Bay because they can't
afford San Francisco. And they, you know, they don't like they
don't have any way of ever finding a mate. And so they are
by themselves. It's cheaper over here finding
a mate. I was I was thinking about. And I learned a term
earlier this week from my buddy gene, called the term is
LARPing. And I'll explain this, there was a video on the face
bag, which, and I really disliked face bag for a number
of reasons. One of them is it's not easy to get anything out of
face bag, you can't like just save a link or you know, it's
very complicated. A
lot of their videos are specific to face Ha, it's
horrible. But there was a video, and I think it was it might have
been in. I wonder if it's in New York or Boston, and a couple of
these black bloc, the by any means necessary protesters with
the hoodies and the black mask in front of their face, and
their arms linked, and they're not letting people go through on
the sidewalk who go need to go to work. And this one guy who's
probably about six to 16 if he was an ounce, and he says hey,
let me through. No, no, you know, if Trump and the guy halls
out cold Cox this protester, which happened to be a girl, but
you couldn't see that, immediately they'll go a woman
arrest me hit me. And I like, and I was so happy when I saw
this. Like, these are pussies. And that's when I learned the
term LARPing. And that's what is going on LARPing it's in the
book of knowledge. It kind of started with dungeon Dungeons
and Dragons. It's roleplay you go,
here's your story.
It's role playing. And this is what these kids are doing. They
spend the whole weekend at the gap and hot topics, picking out
their black hoodie and their little scarf to go in front of
their face. And then they're all energized, like, we're gonna go
do this, but they're not they're phonies. They're fake little
weenie whiny pussy, boys and girls. And that makes sense. And
the norm for that is the term for that is LARPers. So the
LARPers are LARPing. And I'm interesting, let me just see the
give you the definition of it. LARPing. And everything just
fit. I was like, Oh, that makes so yeah, of course. LARP live
action role playing the that's where it stems from. And that's
what these kids are doing. And they're all jacked up. And
they're not worried about any repercussions. Because hey, I
mean, they're on the right side, aren't they? Yeah.
Slowly on the right side, I like this. Now they're on the right
side of history. And it's
about time someone just gets a beating if we used to be normal.
If you didn't sell here advocating violence on the no
agenda show.
Yeah. A little bit. Not really violence. Just Hey, just he's
just punch these guys out. Yeah. And it's done with the gone is
Zakum. Yes, this this is Rockem sockem. Robots, everybody. I
said David from a little bit about the black bloc, missy,
what he said here, I've never
understood this. I mean, so these guys with the black masks
and the crowbar show up there. There are a lot that I
have not seen crowbars, but okay.
But they're, we're talking about a few dozen. There were hundreds
of 1000s of people at something like the, at the event, sit on
them call the cops take off their masks, that actually the
crowbar guys are a bigger threat to the people doing the
legitimate protest. They think they're bringing down the state.
They're not bringing down the state. You can smash a lot of
windows at Starbucks before you bring Lenin to power the United
States. Like a million of them, but they are a threatened
embarrassment to the people whose March they are hijacking.
Now he's kind of right there. Because if you don't sit Yeah,
if you sit on him he may say I don't want to go hey, I'm
another clip from him. But I want to play it just now. It's a
whole different topic. Anything else on these protesters or? Or
any? No warrior stuff?
I'm looking I don't see anything that I have. It's mostly the
stuff I have. It's just a bunch of some images. Well, there was
a kind of a social justice thing. Nigel Farage has a radio
show. Yes, he does. And he does it. This is kind of the same.
Your these LARPers are a reflection of what you have with
online media and radio call and shows and all these other things
where you're kind of like you're safe, very safe, just like the
face bag. Yeah, you're you can say what you want, you can
express yourself and you can be a complete, dummy. Because
nobody knows who you are. It's not like you're gonna get in
trouble from your boss or anything Ubaldo has happened
because somebody will do something too stupid. And they
end up you know, in trouble at work. But he gets this kind of
eerie, you play Nigel summary of hatred, which is what he has to
experience now, because of Brexit. Brexit has caused the
same divisions in England that that Trump has created here in
the United States was
just extraordinary level of intolerance, aggression, abuse
threats. And that's just walking down the street, let alone the
death threats. And goodness knows what else that have
happened online. And I'm not alone. There are Tory MPs that
are Labour MPs. And please, if you are an MP that was on the
leave side, and you've seen this then please do call in and share
this. Actually, all these organizations who say that about
love and everything else seemed to have a total hatred of those
with a different opinion so much so they did it were even
entitled to have the view. I mean, goodness me, they've even
called us racists for daring to discuss controlling immigration.
So
yes, you race now and exit. Yes. An example of that is the next
clip. We wish somebody who calls in
sorry, here we go. We've given our best shot that I'm gonna get
to Tim in Chesterfield. Tim, you know, did the Leave campaign
stir up hatred and people did that leave to lead to a rise in
a huge spike in hate crime immediately afterwards? Yes.
Okay, go on. Tell me why.
Because you exist.
All right. Well, we've really, really hit the peaks here,
haven't we? So we'll move on to webby and Stockport webby.
Yeah, if we make it look easy, it's not easy, Nigel. He's not
easy. And sometimes it's very annoying. What happens? I did
some research, we were talking about the Ninth Amendment,
there's this movement to abolish the ninth, although it hasn't
really cropped up that big yet. It's definitely out there. And
we were talking about the Ninth Amendment. And I found on book
TV, a guy who actually wrote a book about it. And the title the
book is the constitution today, Akil read Amar. And although I,
I kind of Maher is
fantastic, he writes about the guy he's got takes on the
constitution that are dynamite.
And if you want to understand the Ninth Amendment, which we
were looking at on the previous show, I think this clip explains
it.
Well, initially opposing a Bill of Rights, some of the framers
expressed concern that in a numerating rights, some would
inevitably be left out, and thus the rights of the people would
be rendered incomplete. Do you believe there are rights that
should have been included in the Constitution, but were not and
even to this day have not been added?
Well, that's where the Ninth Amendment comes in, is that
suppose we did leave some stuff out? The fact that an a write
isn't mentioned, doesn't mean, it doesn't exist. So if a write
isn't enumerated, but it's maybe implicit in the structure of the
Constitution as a whole, you should protect it. So and if
it's a right that we have, by custom and tradition, maybe
that's a basis for judges to say this right exists? Because
judges personally like it or don't like it, they're actually
trying to see what are the privileges and immunities of
citizens? What do citizens understand their own rights to
be as a matter of lived practice? How about a right, for
example, to present evidence on your own behalf? If you're a
criminal defendant doesn't say that, in so many words, it says
you have a right to confront witnesses against you, and
compel the production of witnesses in your favor. But
what about a right to introduce physical evidence that shows
that actually, you didn't do it? Well, it doesn't say that. But
of course, that has to be a right because the whole
structure of the rights that are mentioned are basically to give
you a chance to show that you're innocent. So the Ninth Amendment
is a very important reminder that not all the rights are
textually specified. And a second, these that kind of go
without saying is looking at American evolving American
traditions and customs and cultures.
So the night the Ninth Amendment protects those rights, which are
not explicitly mentioned.
Right. I hate argue, argues this guy talking about IE argues that
the Ninth Amendment actually covers gun ownership. increases,
you don't really, really need the Second Amendment, you should
just got it good that it's there. But the Ninth Amendment
because of those, everyone had, was armed to the teeth during
the year was right. It was
implicitly implicit, yes, implicit, and right to bear
arms. And this so this is very important this night that I also
learned from him. The order of the amendments is not
necessarily an order of importance. Turns out, you could
put the Ninth Amendment First he said,
Yeah, he does. He has he's a good guy to realize he may be
involved. I'm not sure he's the one who wrote everything you
know about the Constitution is wrong, which is brought by one
of our producers at Greeley who also discussed the Ninth
Amendment in an email but this was probably easier to deal
with.
So the abolishment of the ninth would in effect remove all
rights not implicitly stated.
You'd have no rights you'd have Yeah, law
zero. So this is not a good idea people Yeah, how else you're
gonna get your Obama phone
years into you anybody seriously going after the Ninth Amendment?
That's not going to happen anyway. Even the congressmen are
that dumb?
Oh, really? How about the one who calls who says that Putin is
in Korea? I mean, there's some pretty dumb people up on the on
the elders. Maxine Waters pretty dumb people I Pelosi who still
thinks George W. Bush's president. Come on, there's some
pretty dumb people have their
job. Well, you might as well go to my clips then. All right, is
Amy Klobuchar
does it include dumb people?
Yes. Amy Klobuchar.
I have Amy Goodman.
I don't see Klobuchar. Yes. Under Flynn. Oh, well,
that makes nothing but sense. Oh, hold on.
So this is Flynn Klobuchar. Russia. This is her talking
about Michael Flynn, because we haven't discussed yet but he got
kicked off of the
we'll go into it and I have some news hounded to death.
But here's Klobuchar and you gotta remember Klobuchar is like
an ally, with the gruesome to some of the Republican Party,
John McCain and Lindsey Graham and she's like one of the CO
dummies. And she, she's a useful idiot. Now
she's a Senator or Representative Senator. Okay.
She's a senator from Minnesota, along with the ranking Al
Franken Rankin
the swirl of questions surrounding General Flynn's
resignation as National Security Adviser. And the new reports of
regular contacts between the Trump campaign and Russian
officials has Democrats on Capitol Hill, as we heard
calling for an independent investigation. One of them is
Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota. I spoke to her a
short time ago and started by asking what questions she has?
Well,
I believe this is much more than the resignation of one national
security adviser. He already had the Trump campaign chairman,
step aside, because of contacts with Russia. And now this new
report that there were multiple contacts between people in the
campaign and Russian intelligence people. So that's
why I think we have to get to the bottom of it. This is about
a fundamental concept. And that is a free democracy that should
be free from foreign influences. And we already are 17
intelligence agencies tell us that there's been an attempt to
influence our election. And now we're finding out that these
that these contacts were ongoing. So we need to know who
did Flynn work with? Who did he talk to? What did he talk about
to the Russian ambassador? And also, why was this happening? I
think that's the biggest overriding question for our
national security. Why was the Trump administration so eager to
placate the Russians and make friends with them when they have
done so many horrific things, including invading countries
that are allies?
Before countries, what Allies did they invade? Did she said
that Russia has invaded our allies or what name an ally?
I think she's referring to Ukraine. I don't know what else
she could be talking about.
That's exactly I'm sure she's talking about how the Russians
invaded Crimea. Yeah. That was a voting thing, even though it
could have been informed.
Yes. Before we go on. Before the news breaks. I'll just tell you
what's going on. First of all, Flynn resigned from his National
Security Council posts, but he's not gone. He'll be staying on
he's going to be working as an adviser. No one's talking about
this to his replacement has already been asked before is it
is to be his replacement.
will let
oh four. Oh, I'm sorry. I'm military speech on ps4 is
portray us four star general.
So betray us has been asked. That's not my understanding.
This came in this morning. Well, I
mean, yeah, you have newer news, but I'm just saying that it's
other guys supposedly said yes. According to going to Garrett on
CBS.
I don't know if Petraeus has said yes or no. Let's back up
one second. Anything CBS says is going to be CIA messaging John.
Yeah. Da so and
EIA broadcasting system I know that when you pointing it out,
but because they don't want betray us to take it. So they
would be pushing it. That's okay. We'll find out we'll find
out.
Oh, I want to get play the other clip. Yes. I want to jump from
from Klobuchar who just continues on with idiocies, by
the way. It's very entertaining, I thought. Let's see. We got
Conway CBS. Which you know she's done. Yeah.
You know what? Let's play the Conway, CBS and then I want to
play the role here it
is your way now to start with this one. Conway. One is a
different topic really vague CBS. This is Major Garrett.
So my question to my Republican colleagues is, if you're not
willing to take the first step to look into this, what are you
afraid of?
Some Republicans like Tennessee's Bob Corker and said
Hey, Adam, can you come over for dinner tonight? I assure you got
to be here at six. Okay. Can you make it? Yeah. Really? No. Oh,
what are you afraid of?
I'm afraid of not making it because of the airline schedule.
Really? Yeah.
Can't you just release the plane? What are you afraid of?
Your point is well made, sir. What are you afraid of?
Some Republicans like Tennessee's Bob Corker in South
Carolina is Lindsey Graham are calling for thorough inquiries.
But Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky wants to defer to the
Justice Department.
If law enforcement thinks there needs to be an investigation
based on law enforcement type of facts. They make that decision,
but we don't need more political investigation up here.
The President has been at odds with the intelligence community
since it said the Russian Government interfered in the
2016 election Scott. Mr. Trump eventually accepted that
conclusion but has accused US intelligence agencies first of
Nazi and now Russian tactics one other points got Vice Admiral
Robert har Ward has been offered the job of national security
adviser to replace General Flynn. He is negotiating with
the White House but is expected to accept that offer
matrix. Now, before we go, before we go any further,
and before you go any further, I want to discuss the grammar he
used. And CBS does this all the time. And it's always bothersome
to me and I pointed out in the show a lot using the word but
when and is the right word? Yeah. Because if you have a line
of thought that is going in one direction, and you make your
conclusion is different than as through line of thought it's
going in the exact same direction but you make your
opposite opposite makes it sound is this is sketchy is that it
puts the weird thing in your brain is bothersome. And he
Garrett does this constantly. So the guy has been discussing,
taking over but he looks like he's going to accept is not what
the word is. It's and it looks like he's going to accept us
anyway. This just a little side note that way they do business
there.
So what we're going to get into is what actually happened. And
as far as I can tell, what has actually happened is nothing
other than there was spying, spying, a deep state operation,
which we've been talking about for years here, that it really
hit the yes that the agencies are at war with each other.
There's camps, there's divisions, and clearly the CIA
and the CIA ran their own candidate. If you remember that
guy from Utah, they ran the Utah guy, they ran their own
candidate. That's how That's how desperate they are to keep keep
in charge of things. And so they are hell bent. The deep state
which couldn't not just as CIA, they want him out and would then
by any means necessary, you might almost say and the
mainstream media who base this on no evidence, no transcripts,
although came in this morning. Let me see I got here. From NPR
intelligence official again, all all these sources are unnamed
transcripts of Flynn's calls do not show criminal wrongdoing. So
there was no criminal wrongdoing, at least according
to sources, the same sources I guess, but it was it was a total
in the half to almost think coordinated attack to bring this
guy down. And if you listen to some of the heads in the in the
mainstream media, they were just they were just losing their
crap. They love it so much. Here's a cheap talk when a chick
Chuck Todd Good evening, I'm
checked out here in Washington. Welcome to MTV daily and welcome
to day one of what is arguably the biggest presidential scandal
involving a foreign government since Iran Contra. Take a
breath. Hyperbole aside, folks. Hunker down because this is a
class five political hurricane.
No, please, man. Oh my God. That's what they want it to be.
That's what he said. Yes. Here's how you get a borderline for
that. I had no idea that that's crazy.
Thank you. Now we go to Jeanne most who does most of the
entertainment fun stuff on CNN.
General Michael Flynn went from being sworn in to being forced
out so fast that
for less than a month in office. This is the shortest tenure of
any national security adviser in modern history. So naturally,
the internet decided to document things that last longer than
Flynn. For instance, I have food in my fridge that lasted longer
than Michael Flynn. Someone else said my diet lasted longer, so
does Amazon's return policy which happens to be 30 days
Flynn lasted only 23. Even dragon flies with a lifespan of
a mere four months outlast the general the roll of paper towels
in my kitchen lasted longer than Mike Flynn. Sure everyone
is making a whole lot of say, yeah, we've documented this
woman before this. Is this supposed to be funny or Yeah,
it's stupid.
This is this is what they do on CNN. This is what you know, man
at sanctimoniously smug I think is the term all of paper
towels in my kitchen lasted longer than Mike Flynn. Sure
everyone is making the same Joe but it does put things in
perspective this loud longer than Michael Flynn's tenure. Kim
Kardashians marriage to Chris Humphrey he survived 72 days.
Luckily he got Kardashians in their general did tweeted
someone I once had a fungal infection that lasted longer
than flan.
Oh, all right. Now not everybody was just making fun and games.
In the deep state at work, a lot of people figured this out
quickly. Senator Johnson is very angry, who has access
to this information.
In terms of exactly what happened, or station that was
conducted, who has access to that, Senator, that'd be
somebody in the nebulous intelligence community. Those
the questions have to be asked, who kept the phones? Who is
listening to it? Who leaked it? I think those are legitimate
questions to ask them, but a better asked in a classified
setting to really get to the facts. Okay, so we're laws
broken, then. I again, I'm not a lawyer, I really do not know.
But let's face it. leaks of this nature are incredibly damaging
to America to our national security, and we need to look
into it.
Yes, and I have been looking into it. And if you want to know
anything about the legal status of what's going on, we usually
turn to the judge who we like so much. And Apollo tonto, who has
quite a lot to say about this,
that looks to me, notwithstanding that denial that
looks to me like sabotage from within
a very fair assessment. And there is no director of national
intelligence because he hasn't been confirmed yet. And the
prior Director of National Intelligence, General Clapper,
the one that lied under oath, he's in retirement. So the DNI
is being run by whoever is the senior most person they're sort
of like the Justice Department was before Jeff Sessions was
there. But this is a really, really serious problem. And it
comes from something that I've been complaining about for
years, which is spying on everybody all the time, because
the spies now who spy on generals in the Pentagon, and
justices in the Supreme Court and the president in the White
House, have the ability with legal immunity, because they
know how to do this without getting caught to leak what they
have in order to embarrass who they want to embarrass, whether
it's President Donald Trump, because they say they don't,
they don't trust him, or whether it's General Flynn, because he's
an ex spy who knows too much about them. Judge This is
outrageous. It is. And I can tell you from sources with whom
I've spoken that Wall Street Journal headline is absolutely
true. There are people in the intelligence community who will
withhold information from the President of the United States
of America, the in order to influence his exercise of
judgment, is it illegal? It absolutely is illegal, they work
for him, he is their boss. If they don't like him, or they
don't trust him, they should quit and go public and let the
American public aside.
All right now, how is it possible that the intelligence
agencies know how to do this legally because they're clearly
eavesdropping on senators and intelligence people and
Americans? I thought this was not possible. It turns out and
we discussed this on the program was a little executive order
that the President signed before he left. Sure Obama that is
leave
before he left office, President Obama signed an executive order
authorizing the NSA to share its raw data with all 16
intelligence agencies for the first time in American history.
So we don't know who the leaker was, prior to that extraordinary
Executive Order, which President Trump can undo this morning with
a stroke of a pen. We would have known who the leaker was. So the
NSA does the spying for everybody else, because it has
access to everybody's computer chip. I'm holding up my I'm
holding on my iPhone. So they used to distribute the raw data
for foreigners to CIA and to their own 60,000 domestic spy
agents for domestic. Now after that order, they can share it
with FBI with Defense Intelligence and the other 16
publicly known spying agencies, we have created a surveillance
state in which the spies know so much about us. They can regulate
our behavior, including the most powerful man on the planet, the
President of the United States.
Oh,
that's a good one.
Well, you know, we say Thanks, Obama.
will play this clip then which is the leaks overview because
there's a couple pieces of information here I didn't really
know about in the mainstream media is definitely not playing
it up
among government officials. It's commonly understood that loose
lips sink ships, but apparently this hasn't stopped certain
anonymous figures within the Trump administration from
handing nonpublic information over to the press. After the
resignation of National Security Adviser Michael Flynn, following
anonymous tips about Flynn's phone call to the Russian
ambassador Trump spoke up on Twitter. The real story here is
why there are so many illegal leaks coming out of Washington.
Will these leaks be happening is ideal on North Korea, etc.
there is certainly room for concern. The leaks today to
include transcripts of President Trump's conversations with world
leaders. The press is certainly eager to eat up whatever the
leakers offered them and even almost treat them as heroes of a
spy film.
So that's where you're that's your your your bugged White
House John. They just they have access to everything. They'll
need the bucket Everything's all tapped into the NSA. Yeah,
beautiful.
Washington DC newspaper. The Hill has referred to the people
behind all of this not as leakers or even whistleblowers,
but rather as Shadow Warriors. White House Press Secretary Sean
Spicer says the administration intends to investigate exactly
who is blabbing inside information when some
of the leaks are done in a way that the release of that
information is clearly a breach of a lot of protocols and laws.
Not everyone working in the executive branch is completely
new, and Trump suspects that the unnamed sources may be holdovers
from the last administration,
President Trump is lashing out over leaks that is caused with
Mexico's president and also Australia's Prime Minister, the
president blaming quote, Obama people for giving those
transcripts to the media, there's a
vested interest by the press and by others to see Trump fail or
at least stumble. I think it really is about crippling him
when he has to go to the American people and ask them for
things that will be hard to do in order to write the foreign
policy of this nation and they want to steal his ability to do
that in the future by with certain actions. Now,
in the context of an already contentious relationship with
many mainstream media outlets, the flow of nonpublic less than
beneficial information from within the closed halls of the
Trump White House has got the administration rather fired up.
They're anxious to get to the bottom of it.
Now, what I found interesting in that clip was that they, they
apparently have the leaked the transcripts of the entire
conversation between the Trump and the Australian guy, and
Trump and the Mexican guy. Yeah.
Yeah, but But we, first of all, they cannot really show that
because that would be breaking the law. These are unnamed
sources. And it turns out that it really may not be true at all
the things that they say are in the transcript, but you see the
mainstream media just diving on to the pile jumping. They're
loving it, and I'm so disappointed. One of our guys,
Tim Weiner, he wrote a legacy of ashes, which was the CIA book,
great book. And then if you recall, John, he wrote the book
about FBI, and it sucked. It was horrible, which led me to
believe that he's all in CIA is, you know, they've co opted him.
And of course, CIA is mainly behind this deep state coup, or
whatever they're trying to do. And
I'll just say they co opted him. Because the way it would work,
it seems to me as a writer like that, is that he had to get all
the permissions and he had the everything from this. He got to
get pre approval and said, Okay, we're gonna do this, we're gonna
let you write this huge book that nobody's gonna read,
because they didn't say that part. But they're gonna write
this huge book about us. We're gonna give you the all the stuff
you need. We'll clean it up as we can, but you gotta you know,
this little you got to do some for us.
Well, he's out there doing it. He's out promoting a new book
called empire, I believe. And here he is on the with. Sorry,
with Rachel. We are
now three and a half weeks into this administration, under
Nixon. And I remember this, I lived through this. It took them
three and a half years to break into the Democratic National
Committee headquarters of Watergate. We are three and a
half weeks into this administration. The Russians
broke into the DNC for them. That's done. Okay. Okay. Mike
Flynn has fallen farther faster than any powerful official in
any government in the 20th century.
Oh, really? America? Oh, really.
We are watching in real time, very quickly, a powerful
counterintelligence investigation run by the FBI,
with the assistance of the CIA and the NSA, that is targeting
the top of this government.
And I'm reminded when I was talking to Uncle Don about
Flynn, he's and he's 28. And I want nothing to do with Flynn
was kind of his his words. So there's something about Flynn
and CIA that I'm that we're not privy to. But here's your
it has something to do with during his years with the DIA
where they finally had to get him out of there.
Yes. And here is Tim Weiner. With more the American people
are sorry.
I was gonna say before he goes to the next clip. I think it was
interesting that he put the FBI with Comey, whose name has not
come up at all. If you haven't noticed, I have Yeah. At the top
as a lead on this is kind of the thing you do when you're like,
behind the scenes really doing all the work and you put
somebody else in front of you. You go do it. You go. We're
behind you. Yeah. Very suspect.
Oh, well, it's it's clear. Again, interagency rift, we've
been tracking this literally for years,
the American people are getting a look in real time at the most
politically charged counterintelligence
investigation since the Soviets stoled. The secret of the atomic
bomb in the end of World War Two.
So Klaus Fuchs involved here, that kind of thing, right?
I didn't understand In this reference, I wanted to bring it
up Klaus Fuchs, who was Klaus Fuchs
and Klaus Fuchs. I should know.
Well, there's only one thing to do. I heard that and when John
will No,
no, no, I mean, I should know. But I don't know well as
ringabel bear some reference to some old Cold War reference. If
you see H S, I'm sure. Klaus Fuchs saya. Yeah.
He was the guy who stole the nuclear the secrets for them.
No,
no, I don't think so. Klaus Fuchs,
German theoretical physicist and atomic spy who in 1950 was
convicted of supplying information from the American
British and Canadian manhattan project to the Soviet Union.
During and shortly he
was, he was okay. He was a spy, his colleagues at the atomic
weapons Laboratory. He was he was a he was one of the guys
they work in it at Los Alamos,
right atomic bomb in the end of World War Two.
So Klaus Fuchs and volunteer, that kind of thing, right?
Yeah, that was a case that took almost 10 years, from beginning
to end. This is moving a lot faster, because technology has
improved in terms of intelligence gathering. But
we're in a case now, you were harking back to Watergate.
Chris. This is a case where
encryptions I'm going back to but no, now going back to the
way we've, we got all the communication between Moscow and
America during and before the Second World War stuff.
So it's like that. It's just like that. In fact, that's what
Tom Friedman thinks as well.
I don't care what he told pence. We only care what he told pence
because pence went out and basically misled the public on
Face The Nation was
going on Face The Nation is where you mislead the public in
and the whole show is meant to mislead the public. And
the issue is what did he tell Trump? He and Trump actually
Kuwait for the whole thing. After the Russians did not
respond harshly to the eviction of their spies and diplomats,
Trump actually tweeted out some positive encouragement of this,
did the two of them cook this up along to two other issues? The
first is we have never taken seriously from the very
beginning. Russia hacked our election. That was a 911 scale
event, they attacked the core of our very democracy. That was a
Pearl Harbor scale event. And I don't
know, you have to remember Freeman is for all practical
purposes, he might as well work out at Langley. So this is what
they're, they're going crazy. It's like each guys would back
it off a little bit. So when in doubt, I'm not sound like a
maniac swinging
for the fences is exactly right. Now, luckily, on the other side,
from a Democrat, we get a not just the big pushback we get.
And I have four clips reasonably. The first one is a
little long, intro, minute and a half for clips from a guy who
was coming to defense of what is happening, who recognizes the
deep state shadow government? What is our term for John? The
Shadow states? Is that what we call it?
I don't like shadows. I don't like it either. Deep State like
deep state, I like deep state Deep State is kind of kind of a
cool term. Okay. Well, it's all representative of the New World
Order. The way I see it is representative one of the No
borders. No, no nations. Yes. Let's just let the both plays no
borders, no nations is what it really was. It represents that's
what they're pushing for. So as war or then again, we could be
misinterpreting the whole thing. And the idea is just to rub
allies the world. And then hell with it. I think
our throughout the years, we've said, Look, people are really in
charge and not the ones you see in the White House, not the ones
you see on TV. I mean, who's really in charge of killing
people with drones? It's CIA. Yeah, the President has to sign
off on it. But CIA runs it who? Who's running all the ops, all
the black ops everywhere? A lot of it is CIA, who comes to tell
us this? Who should avoid small aviation hot tubs canoes on
rivers in DC? And what else do you need to avoid? Just don't
have any firearms. Dennis Kucinich,
please consider showing up again here. He has always been the
enemy of the deep state. Yeah, in his own way, but he's more of
a leftist.
He's a Democrat. He's a Democrat.
He's a Democrat, but he's born in there. He's a very
progressive Democrat that has been issued by party. Well, he
is pissed in fact,
let me stop. I shouldn't mention this. Why isn't Dennis Kucinich
seen from anymore? They the Democrats themselves could not
put up with his his complaining about the deep state all along
and they gerrymandered him out of a job great isn't a
specifically created a district for that he had to run in that
he couldn't win
it I don't understand why they didn't just kill him like they
do with everybody else. They've really did some work. Like
you'll never speak again. Here he is. Well,
General Flynn has admitted misleading the vice president.
But I think we have to look at this a little bit deeper. A
phone call from the incoming director of national security
was intercepted and the contents given to the media. And you have
to and and so obviously shared by intelligence officials. Now
what's at the core of this is an effort by some in the
intelligence community to up and any positive relationship
between the US and Russia. And I tell you, there's a marching
band and Chowder Society out there. There's gold in them
there hills, there are people trying to separate the US and
Russia so that this military industrial, Intel axis can kill
us. What is it military,
industrial industrial entail axis
axis, nice exercise.
But the American people have to know that there's a game going
on inside the intelligence community, where there are those
who want to separate the US from Russia in a way that would
reignite the Cold War. That's what's at the bottom of all
this. It's like, it's early in the morning. It's Valentine's
Day, but wake up America to see what's going on in the
intelligence community with this new president is unprecedented.
They're making every effort to offend him. Who knows what the
truth is anymore. It's like, it's like, this is like Mad
Magazine, the electronic version of Mad Magazine, spy versus spy.
And so the bottom line is, we should not start a cold war
again, with Russia, the American people forced over billions of
dollars for the last one and change the quality of life in
this country. There's something wrong going on here in the
intelligence community.
I love the spy versus spy reference. That's pretty funny.
I use that all the time. So Well, there you go. I think he
nailed it.
Oh, he's not done. He's not done. Here is some advice,
sorted advice. Here's what to Trump should do.
What should Donald Trump do then?
Well, first of all, he has to get a hold of, of his own
intelligence apparatus. You know, this isn't a joke, this is
a serious matter. If he doesn't get control of where the
information is coming from. He'll never know the truth, the
American people won't know the truth. And we could be set at
war with almost any country. Be very careful as my warning this
morning.
He's, he really understands what's going on. And he's
warning everybody. And here is some backup about what I said,
regarding CIA being being the people who have a lot of power.
It's not just this administration. I want to remind
the viewers and, and all those who are on the panel, that in
the closing months of the Obama administration, they put
together a deal with Russia to create peace in Syria. A few
days later, a military strike in Syria killed 100 Syrian
soldiers, and that ended the agreement. What happened is,
inside the intelligence and the Pentagon, there was a deliberate
effort to sabotage an agreement the White House made, this is
like deep state. This is like some kind of a spy novel. And
and but it's real, and the American people have to
understand a game is being played with the security of our
country.
I love him. He's so right. Nailing it, it's totally nailing
it. Totally. It's gonna wrap it up
here. This isn't about whether you're for or against Donald
Trump, right? Hello.
Hello, hello.
Whether or not the American people are bystanders in a power
play inside the intelligence community, the outcome of which
could determine our relationship with Russia and whether or not
billions of dollars are going to be spent in a new Cold War.
Yeah. You know what? I give him two months before he's on the
Alex Jones Show. He's got to be on Infowars wake up people.
Astounding. Absolutely. Astounding. And I like that he's
that he's doing that. Not that he'll get any real airtime. I
don't know where I picked that up.
Now, he's not gonna get any No, no, no, they have to have the
same old same old douchebags on these shows to shake your fist
at Trump,
interestingly, and then I want to go to our Vblock. I caught
someone sent me a link. I needed done. She's the former
communications manager for the Obama administration. And so
this was kind of inside baseball on NPR and this is a podcast or
if it was an actual show, inside baseball about how it works, and
what I've always said is, you know, there were some Obama was
so good. You could never catch the guy saying anything wrong.
Everything was corroborated. It made sense. All the pieces fit
together. He said something three years ago, he reiterates
that later. And it's all just, it was very the whole system was
good at it. Now, it was crippling for a number of
reasons. And of course, we now have a president who doesn't
follow that protocol. This is obviously going to be somewhat
of a challenge. But in explaining why this is a
challenge, he explains a lot about how news works,
the rollout of the immigration, Executive Order, which I have to
say, David, I just don't agree with is, you know, was a
textbook example of what happens to new administration's they
didn't do their homework on Capitol Hill to prepare their
people their first, they didn't have a chorus of validators,
ready to go out in public to explain what it was. And most
importantly, they didn't appear to have their own internal act
together, so that they were contradicting themselves. It's
all part of what is usually a shakedown at the beginning of an
administration. This one was extreme. So you
see, you say validators? I mean, I'm thinking about whenever we
see a new White House policy come, you might see op eds, and
newspapers and magazines, is that is that all stuff that's
coordinated?
Yes, it is totally coordinated. And you want to do that, because
you want to show people that your policies have support, you
want to have experts in their fields out there supporting the
policies, you want to have people out there to help explain
exactly what those policies are. So you want to have a chorus of
voices out there, beyond just the White House itself. You also
want to have your supporters on Capitol Hill, fully briefed and
ready to explain both to their constituents, and also to the
broader public, why they supported, and again, what the
policies are, when something works for you in the campaign,
it's really hard to say, well, it doesn't work for me any
longer. But it presents a unique challenge for his communication
staff, because it is communication, that doesn't go
through any of the White House filters that in the past have
been applied to whatever the President was going to say. So
people could make sure what the President was going to say was
factually accurate. They could make sure that it was consistent
with the policies, and from a White House communications
perspective, that it was consistent with what the White
House was actually trying to communicate that day.
So it's a matter of coordination, making sure that
the tweets are actually coordinating with a message that
that is big challenge.
That's true, but this is a president who got elected by
doing it his way and clearly right now. He's gonna keep doing
that, David.
I really like the validators validators is what they call
them. This is all the shills you see on television, they're
validators.
Let me explain how that works in the high tech realm, and
then bring in Amy Goodman, if you don't mind. I mean, not Amy
Goodman. Now, Kellyanne Conway,
in the world of public relations for people should know this,
even though half the people that discuss this don't know how it
works. But the idea is, if you're rolling out a new
product, everything has to be the a lot of ducks in a row
Apple is really good at this, one of the things you'd send to
the journalist would be a packet, press release package.
And for you to put your story together, you get in in advance
of the rollout and you would be embargoed until that day, in the
packet would be a list of people that you could contact, don't
have the quotes that you needed to make the story complete. In
other words, you have somebody that said something to say about
the product, right? Usually always positive, and even the
negative quote, would be kind of positive. In some way, you
couldn't really get the whole thing was orchestrated. So the
product would come across as some great new thing. And that'd
be like, whatever it was on that new Apple laptop. And the thing
that always cracks me up is the people that were brief before
the media were the analysts, right. And so you'd find these
analysts, the guys who stock analysts are the guys who just
do analysts and market research and all that they, and they'd
be, so they're the ones that would be sold on the products.
And the ones who responded positively would be the people
on the list that you'd contact. So it creates like a perfect
storm of positive publicity. And that's the way most products are
rolled out in the United States. And it's a very high level,
situ, it's very high level, how it's done. And it's very, the
way I see it. It's onerous, because you're not thinking for
yourself if you're the writer, but that's but it's the fastest
and easiest way to get the job done. So you're just getting
helped all along? Anyway.
So one of these validators is Kellyanne Conway, and you have
what is this clip?
This is the this is a clip that piggybacks on what I said in the
newsletter. What I've been saying on Twitter is that she's
a target. She's one of the next targets to get to be ousted by
the deep state because they don't like her. Yeah, because
for one thing she's used as a smokescreen. She comes out and
he actually actually actually chews up a lot of time. She
doesn't really help anybody in the media at all. She just says
graded, spinning everything. And they they're sick of her. And
they're bitching and moaning and complaining and here's a good
example of that
Conway counselor to the president should be
investigated. According to the independent office of government
ethics. And a notice to the White House yesterday the office
said that Conway pitching Ivanka Trump's clothing line during an
interview left quote, strong reason to believe disciplinary
action is warranted. Conway has proven to be a fearless fabulous
yesterday she said the National Security Adviser had the full
confidence of the President. Hours before he was fired. She
created the bogus Bowling Green Massacre and coined the phrase
alternative facts
that would be bigoted. Mica Mika Brzezinski, daughter of New
World Order architect, and Chuck Scarborough had a very different
take on this. Scarborough Of course, deconstructs a little
bit about what's going on and mica is just emotional
at times in recent days, Kellyanne Conway has struggled
to be on the same page to say the least, as the rest of the
staff in the White House. So Rick, Joe was just saying that
she books herself on the shows. We know for a fact she tries to
book herself on this show. I was
fantastic. I didn't know this. He tries to book herself. Hey,
I'm available. Can I come by? Is it okay for can I be on now? You
think that's true?
Well, she is you can do that. And I think that's what she
does. And I think she does it because the way this White House
is run. They're not gonna they don't have anybody going out to
talk to anybody except her and Miller, the other guy, that guy,
Stephen Miller. Stephen Miller is mean spirited. He's very kind
of funny. He looks he looks like an evil scientist. And they want
to get rid of him too. Because he and then they're doing all
kinds of character assassination stuff in the background on him.
Yeah. So they're gonna do character assassination, because
the only way they can get rid of these two, and it just slam on
the Slama Muslim so they can't take it anymore.
Well, let's, let's continue with Mica. And then Joe will explain
what he knows about Kellyanne Conway and her involvement in
the entire administration writes
to book herself on this show, I won't do it because I don't
believe in fake news or information. That is not true.
Every time I've ever seen her on television, something's askew
off or incorrect?
Well, you know,
it's it's actually the same thing I've heard since Donald
Trump was elected by his top aides, and again, confirmed it
last night. She's out of the loop. She's in none of the key
meetings. She goes out and books herself often. And you know, I
said this morning, I saw some of the headlines yesterday and fell
badly because the language I used was so harsh, and I'm going
to take it back about her quote, lying, I think Rick Tyler, it is
equally as bad that a spokesperson in the White House
actually goes out and makes things up. She doesn't know she
doesn't have the information. She's not in any that key
meetings. She's not briefed. And so she'll go out like she did
yesterday. She'll hear me say something about her. As
apparently the this is what I heard from inside the White
House. And then she will immediately start calling and
she'll call people that go on TV and defend herself. And so then
she goes on today's show, gives misinformation, as she does on
all of these shows. And again, I don't even think she's saying
something that she knows to be untrue. She's just saying things
just to get in front of the TV set and prove a relevance behind
the scenes behind the scenes. She's not in these meetings. And
any reporter can ask anybody in that White House and they will
say the same thing. She's not in the meeting. So, Rick, the
question is, why does the President allow her to keep
going out and spreading false information?
I will say Kellyanne Conway does not need to text our show. This
as long as I'm on it, because it's not happening here.
It's not happening here. Okay, that's that's pretty emotional.
is brutal. I think. Mica feels screwed somehow. I'm not quite
sure, but it sounds like she's she feels screwed by Kellyanne.
I don't know what's going on with her. I'm very weird there.
I don't know. Although Kellyanne Conway thing is going to
probably boil over and within the next I would give us maybe
five or six more shows before she's done.
Now, I don't even know if we can give her that and she's looking
pretty harsh.
Well, that's another point I was making. Look, I'm pretty tired.
He is there. Well, I'm wondering about some of these shots they
live making. Yeah, they're making I think they're shocked
and I'm going to animate in the next newsletter. I'm going to
take some regular photos of her nice and even a shop I'm a
little bit and it's not going to take much. It doesn't take much
when you would Photoshop controls now to make anyone look
like crap. And those are the only shots that they're Using
and you can find bad lighting situations you shoot those
pictures issued a lot of them and then those are the ones that
go to Getty and those are the ones that get distributed and
that's what you were seeing mostly now is pictures of her
that makes her look like an old woman.
Yeah yeah it's not very
being done on purpose this is part of the scheme to get get
rid of, are they they're just they can't take it anymore.
That's what I think it's I don't think there's going to endanger
the intelligence community or the deep state of the media that
just can't take it anymore.
There's also she was one of them and she defected and now they
have to get rid of her she was one of them
she was never really one of them. She was always a pundit
Well, she was not one of them unless you can show that show me
differently. I never knew that she was one of them now
they considered her to be one of them certainly on CNN Oh are one
of our own he's go all you know and they were she
was she was a she was a she was working for CNN for a while if
that's what they mean yeah, she's definitely doesn't come
from the journalistic side of the world
no shit like anyone else on CNN does place now there you go. And
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this Ultimate Universe story come from
came from the alternate universe.
They say opposites attract. This is from NPR but these
days not so much singles are putting it right out there on
their dating profiles Trump haters are Trump supporters need
not apply.
This was like a deal breaker for me. If you're a Trump supporter,
I'm not even going to consider meeting you for coffee
to 50 year old Elizabeth jig is it's more than just party
politics. It's about core values. She says love cannot
conquer all if you don't
care about a person who says you can grab women by them. And
that's okay. I don't want to date you. If you think that
behavior is okay. If that's not a deal breaker for you, then you
and I have nothing to talk about
as another single put it in her profile Red Hats need not apply.
But those red hats, you know, the ones stamped with Make
America Great Again. They've been feeling it too. Yeah, it's
both ways. You know, like, a liberal doesn't want to date a
Nazi. And a Republican doesn't want to date. Well. Why do you
snowflake, I can't imagine why you wouldn't want to date a Nazi
sounds like fun and that's what that's what they're viewing each
other as it all
prompted David Goss to launch Trump singles.com that safe
space for Trump supporters are sick of lefties refusing to even
give them a shot.
I love it. How you have NPR giving Republicans a safe space.
I find that peculiar. And of course that the accusation is
that match.com is literally throwing people off the site.
Oh, yes. So
yes, stay tuned. As
for Trump supporters who say they're sick of lefties refusing
to even give them a shot.
They're just repeating this this left echo chamber of Oh, you
must be a racist. Oh, you must be a homophobe. Oh, you must be
misogynist. They're judging the people based on who they voted
for without actually getting to know them.
Anthropologist Helen Fisher and then advisor to match.com says
New research from the dating site shows both liberals and
conservatives are moving away from center and are likelier now
to shun each other, the liberals a little more so God says his
trump single site is up to 35,000 members, there are nearly
50,000 on liberal hearts.com Joe Goldman became his own first
client on Maple match.com, a dating site that helps Americans
fine Canadians, as Goldman puts it to save them from Trump.
I can't tell you the sinking feeling I felt that's not the
country I want to live in.
So why not
get a memo? Dude, I hope there's gay guys in Canada Navia.
Because that's what you're looking for.
I can't tell you the sinking feeling I felt that's not the
country I want to live in. So why not consider places that
might be more in line with my values? Like Canada
better than the alternative? Goldman says, according to the
new match.com survey, a growing number of liberals today are
simply choosing to not date at all
go, No, you got good don't propagate.
So that's what I was implying with the women that live in the
East Bay.
Yes, you're right. And that's what I'm seeing here in Austin.
Where we have we have tons of young couples, this building,
which is of course smoke free the way it should be filled with
pets. It's all dogs. Everybody has a dog and they got cute. And
they'd like to children, like a child, that they're not making
kids anymore. They're taking dogs. Everyone has a dog. They
live in condos with dogs. Yeah. Yeah, it's it's, it's odd to see
that. You know, we got a lot of Google people moving here as
well. We got a big Google building going up, and you can
spot you can start to hear that you can spot him it's like,
Indian guy with Asian girl. It's Oh, you work at Google. So
obvious.
You know, I went two years ago, little aside, I'm in Brazil. And
for
every story that's good starts out like that. That's a good or
you could say when I was in Doha, that would also be a good
opener. That would be
a good opener. But so I'm in Brisbane. And the reason I this
is important that I was in Brazil for the story. It because
I was at some awards ceremony where they were giving these you
know, just like any of these awards, where they give it to
Microsoft gets it for this and he's gotten bigger. So they had
these awards, and then they would bring up man, the winner
is a Compaq computer so and so guys. And the winner is the
Microsoft guys and the winner is IBM. So as I watched this, the
stereotypes of what these guys look like is spot on. It is
exactly the same in Brazil. Oh really? Yeah. And look at some
holy shit. This guy looks like he works for Microsoft in
Redmond.
That's funny. Yeah, it doesn't surprise me doesn't surprise me
at all
know that. After I saw that didn't surprise me after I
realized it's just as a corporate culture just so you
look the way you look because you fit right in is
a little bit of your own news as we have lots of elections coming
up. Of course one in the Netherlands which I'm watching
closely campaigning
for next month's parliamentary election has officially got
underway in the Netherlands observers are predicting the
poll will test the anti establishment sentiment that has
swept the UK out of the EU and Donald Trump into the US
presidency.
I love how they're just pulling all this together. Don't you see
that this is a worldwide movement against the New World
Order. No nations no borders, obviously not
the UK to the EU and Donald Trump into the US presidency. I
find it difficult she says I have to think it over but I
would like to vote left as I always have done, but I'm afraid
of al Qaeda. I'm afraid of many people who are going to vote
right wing head builders has led in opinion polls for most of the
past two years. However, the fragmented political landscape
in the Netherlands means a coalition government of four or
more parties is all but inevitable. All but one party's
ruled out sharing power with builders whose policies are seen
as offensive and sometimes unconstitutional. He's expected
to get 20% of the popular vote compared to 16% for his main
rival, Conservative Prime Minister Mark Ruta. The latest
poll suggests 37% of likely voters in the Netherlands remain
undecided.
I have a feeling it's gonna be a pretty big win for him. The
Dutch are very sneaky about things. They don't talk about it
but they go out and they do they vote. They do vote not that
their vote ever counts. We're still waiting for the Ukraine
association agreement to be officially turned down by
Brussels since you have to have all member states ratify it. The
Netherlands voted no in a referendum. Thanks for your vote
man who gives a crap about you. And it's funny and the Schengen
area continues to be more problematic. These are the
countries that that initially decided to have open borders, no
nations, no borders, and they're clamping down now because of the
well they call them migrants. You can call them refugees, but
it's really immigration. It's the same thing we have over here
and the EU is clamping down and we're idiots because we want to
do the same.
Austria has announced it will introduce quotas to limit the
incoming flow of migrants. The news comes days after the
foreign ministry said that country was already close to
reaching the maximum number it said it would accept this Your
Fears are growing have a potential end to the open
borders Schengen zone and the subsequent threat to free
travel. This road whole essay is for us in the Austrian transport
business. The worst case scenario would be that if the
Schengen borders around Austria close, it would cost us up to
8.2 million euros each day. The NSA is it will tighten border
controls at 12. Further points increased checks are all in
place at the busiest crossing which field felt on the border
with Slovenia. Government officials claim other countries
along the Balkan route are also increasingly tightening checks.
The Austrian interior minister said border authorities would
stop letting people through once the quotas are reached, although
she did not specify their size.
And they are doing this for a very good reason. We don't hear
about it much more. But the migrant the flow of migrants
into the EU particularly through Italy is only increasing Europe.
And that of course as we learned is because migrants our business
model all of Italy runs on money for migrants Europe
has been sending more rescue vessels to prevent migrants from
drowning in the Mediterranean. Yet the number of people dying
on route from Libya to Italy has hit a record high as smugglers
pack evermore people onto unsafe boats. It's a sad paradox and
the trend is unlikely to change this year says the EU border and
Coastguard agency Frontex
the number of migrants now on the
way too much we have too many migrants who don't know what we
can do with this crazy shipment Katie
Frontex the number of migrants now on the on very small thing
is or fishing boats it has increased. On average, there are
160 migrants this year, while in 2015, there was approximately
100 migrants per boat.
He expects as many migrants will cross from Libya this year as
last when more than 180,000 reached Italian shores. More
than 4500 people drowned along the way.
So these boats are now overfilled was 100 Now 260 on
average per boat, all of that may just be a distraction for
some very disturbing noose, those of you living in the Euro
land zone. January 18 2017, a brand new European Union
regulation went into effect this number 655. That stems from May
15 2014. To you're gonna love this, this regulation
circumvents independent legal rights by doing the following.
The European Commission says they have this new set that has
a name the European account preservation order eople Aapo
meant to facilitate cross border debt recovery in civil and
commercial matters. So the European Commission described
Ico as a simple and cost effective way to block funds
that are owed by a creditor in another member state. Now this
can even happen in ex parte so if you're not even there, and
let's just say someone has a claim and says yeah, I'm in
Germany, you're in in Italy and you owe me money and they can
take that money out of your bank account in Italy they can do
that so you used to have to then go to a court in the other
country or as they call a member state and file a lawsuit now you
can do it in your own country and the banking system which we
warn for is now completely integrated and your money will
be blocked and taken away from you
can you imagine a false claim
that's a that's a very good question. You'll be blocked no
matter what. Your money will be blocked
Yeah, this is this is not good. I can't
believe how did how did the European nations let this
happen? Didn't you see this was going on in
Germany to center out Have you ever noticed Of course it is
their version of the Third Reich This is the Fourth Reich Yeah.
Fourth Reich a good job done a great job. I mean, in terms of
why don't we go on everybody. Hey, why don't we call it Reich
4.0
Yeah, right for
right now 4.0 I think that's been that
would be the show title for this show. It's
possible
it's possible just
came up with it. I don't know I'm sorry. I just happened
that's happened all of a sudden.
All right, let's go to first of all I've got they've changed on
RT itself they've changed the pronunciation of Gan to chicken
I we may have the same clip why?
Chicken? Chicken? Chicken. Chicken
now that's how we pronounce it guy and to chicken I'm sure it's
incorrect but it fits much better with the song What do you
have John? We have John here.
This is the ISO Ah
wait I don't see it.
Yeah, I got I
gotta go guy now you're surprised to some and already
being called a victory
what? Guy and may
guy now you're surprised to some and already being called a
victory.
Ah. And at the end pronounce that guy. Na. Yeah, the E is for
nurses and a so it's guy in a and I think that this way
because he made a big point of this. I think that she's got she
was sick of people mispronouncing your first name.
Damn, no agenda guys with your damn jingle. It's all wrong. But
no,
I think they were mispronouncing it on the RT, too.
I know. But we have one of our one of our geysers has been
tweeting her and say, Hey, you should listen to no agenda show.
They have jingles for you. And she responded, I think,
you know, it's always possible because because normally the guy
rips off gyantse every day. He doesn't like his one word. And
really pull out the guy in a word. Yeah, it's too many
syllables. So now he's pronouncing a guy in May. And
she does a report on Flynn if you want to listen to
that the media and Trump's opposition have been after the
president's now former national security adviser for four months
now. Way before these phone calls happened. They condemned
Flynn's appearance on our channel. They condemned his trip
to Moscow a little over a year ago where he was invited to our
teas Anniversary Gala, where the Russian president was also a
guest and other things. Take a listen up. I'm interested in
confirmation that President Elect Trump's National Security
Adviser General Michael Flynn was in contact with the Russian
ambassador to the US US investigators are scrutinizing
late December phone calls between Mike Flynn President
Donald Trump's National Security Adviser and Russia's ambassador
to the US Trump's National Security Adviser couldn't be in
trouble over a phone call he made before he was on the White
House payroll
nonnamous sources telling the paper that US
counterintelligence agents are looking into communications
Flynn is said to have had with Russian officials many
of Trump's opponents have presented Russia as the main
reason Trump reason Trump won the presidency and they've been
struggling for months to to find to somehow connect the
administration with a to to Russia and they are now
celebrating Flynn's resignation as a victory.
Guy and H econ. I got a jingle for all of those news
presstitutes who are confused whether it's KGB or FSB? Or what
did Putin work for? This will help you that easy to remember.
It's cute. Isn't that great?
And who Yeah, well,
this was this was Simon Lee and it was kind of cool because he
sent me a jingles. Oh, this is great. And it was wrong. I did
not you pull this out. Give me an intro. Put this in. Don't do
that at the end. And he nailed it on the second on the second
try.
I should be a record producer. Yeah, start our own label.
Yeah. And we'll make just as much money as we do now. or
less. Yeah. Let's not do that. But that was great job. Great
job.
Okay, well, let's do a little off topic. All right, swing
around. I want to just play this clip so I could grouse and I
like to use that word. Obviously. This is the
Hickenlooper clip. Now, I want to preface this before you
listen to any of it. Governor Hickenlooper of Colorado was all
against the legalization of marijuana in his state still
hates the idea. He is a retro grade kind of a reactionary when
it comes to this, the legalization of pot. And so now
he's the big expert.
Winner of Colorado is giving state lawmakers here in
California some tips about legalized marijuana. Governor
John Hickenlooper of says Colorado made some big mistakes
when it legalized recreational marijuana five years ago. He's
now urging California lawmakers to set some clear standards,
especially when it comes to driving under the influence of
marijuana. He also believes that California lawmakers need to
create specific rules involving edible marijuana goods.
California voters legalized recreational marijuana back in
November. Legal pot sales are set to begin next year.
What is going to become of this I'm kind of tired of it.
Are the guys who are resistant to resist will be much people
Yeah, I brought out a good old out end of show clip for resist
we much
it was a big, big deal in the Bay Area. They had a giant
resist on the beach on the beach and the San Francisco beach
which isn't really just the coldest beach in the world but
it was the tide was out so the with people that you I wish
someone would do this. No agenda show. But using people they they
spelled out the word resist on the beach and somebody took a
picture with a drone and it's gone all over the net is on
Twitter and everyplace else, but I was hoping somebody would put
we much
just a couple of dudes standing there with a scraggly spelled we
much if you're wondering what that is about, maybe I should
just play that because not everybody has listened to the
program that long. Oops, that's the kind of show the one I want
is this one here.
Resist. We must. We must and we will much about that. Be
committed.
This was for anyone doesn't know this was taken from the Al
Sharpton show on MSNBC where he got fouled up with the prompter
and just plowed ahead with whatever he thought it was
saying and he tried to catch up and he just made a bunch of it
well here's an example of some of his bosses as he fights the
teleprompter resist
we much we must fail all Jide about a shutdown the tortoise in
the race then co author of cool breeze you to lead Cena Bono's
friend dry chips Sega noi we suspect Jack Ma Sanaya of Rush
Limbaugh Rush Limbaugh Rush Limbaugh the show rush Lombard
hosts Supreme Court Justice Sonia Santa Maya she's Michael
is Mike McCurry yesterday and Tony and Tony Scalia, Kim
Kardashian and the Republican candidate. We rank behind locked
VG or la vita first. Kazakhstan Kazakhstan. Two college students
in Beijing is getting Lunch at Chipotle in Iowa, Maine is
appropriate. The GOP is tax day giveaway to millionaires. Why
was traffic problems? email sent the environmental projection
agent. And what's seaQuest station has done
I'd forgotten it environmental projection agency. That's a good
Oh, wow, that's
so funny. Oh, this right sky was one of the top guys on MSNBC
given his own show. And they had he had big viewership, he had
600,000, which is a lot for MSNBC. And so you can imagine a
600,000 people watching this guy's fumble his way over to the
show. It just led to believing these pronunciations. I mean, if
you would give me crap for not being pronounced you enemy or
whatever. But ship ship pull a ship relays,
well, the skillet so here's my favorite. There's the last one
party has been re re invigorated based on a number of these
things. And I think it's imperative that we know what the
truth is know what the facts are, and have our presence back
as he has ours to to push through this like he has to has
had to almost every single year he's been in office.
Well, there's no doubt about the the fact that they want to put I
heard someone say I think it was Matthews that they want to put
an asterisk next to his name like the
attic, sort of Asterix and as tick is put that next to his
name last day like it. Oh, man, oh, man. Oh, man. Hey, Teton up
in Turkey. I told you that, you know, the guy came out and said,
earthquake machine. They're going to turn it on us. Since
February 6. There have been 749 earthquakes to hit turkey.
They're they're shaking it up, John. They're shaking it up.
Well, they can't get it to take the turkey is earthquake prone.
Yes. Which is why all you have to do is shake it up a little
and then the big one will happen by itself. That's the way I'd
maybe maybe it could happen. Yeah.
So I see my story.
My wife is listening to we're watching. I'm trying to get
clips last night. So she said sign up, get AMY GOODMAN on and
she can't watch Amy Goodman. She's just complains bitterly.
She doesn't like her look, and she and she starts making this
noise my wife which is her imitation of Amy Goodman talking
and she sounds a lot like the ducks we used to have. And so I
decided to record this I gotta record this for the show. Okay,
is my wife doing Amy Goodman? All right, here we go.
Wow, 10 years firsthand, you know, first time she's
participated
in the show, and she sounds a lot like Amy Goodman.
Does that sad to say, well, she can do a little spoofs for us
then. That's going in the end of show. I'm sure. I'm sure
someone's gonna make a whole a whole song about Yeah, you can
make a song out of that one. Mimi will be horrified.
Here's another little story that doesn't get much play in the
mainstream media but Mr. T doesn't mind playing it up. This
is the depleted uranium story I didn't know I got this from
Guyana Guyana as well. Hello, welcome to
Russia Today
on has confirmed to us here at RT that despite previously
violent it would never use depleted uranium in Syria it's
in fact 5000s of rounds containing the radioactive
substance. This during the US led anti ISIL operation. Let's
take a closer look at what depleted uranium really is and
why it's so dangerous. So d u as is known as a toxic and
radioactive compound used in armor piercing munitions. Many
scientists say you can actually affect and damage people's DNA
also affecting the nervous system the heart the liver, the
kidneys or birth defects over generations include a baby's
born with no heads and missing limbs as well to read now the
Pentagon has admitted to using at least five
Amen The Pentagon gave me Tourette's I want my money back.
Do you
but the effects of a generations include
that's what I'll say. Instead of I've to Rachel said depleted
uranium. Babies born
with no heads and missing limbs as well. Now the Pentagon has
admitted to using at least 5000 rounds of depleted uranium and
at least two incidents. This is an official video we can show
you over raid showing the bombing of an Islamic state oil
convoy is coalition strikes part of Operation Inherent Resolve
aimed at crippling the infrastructure used by ISIL to
fund itself through oil production. Nazis a guy in a
chicken now, with a closer look at the story hit. US Central
Command wrote us that the military had used depleted
uranium to destroy over 330 trucks which ISIL was using to
transport its illicit oil. These airstrikes took place in
November of 2015. In Syria, CENTCOM said that the US
military had fired over 5200 rounds containing depleted
uranium and high explosive incendiary materials during
these operations. Depleted Uranium is known to be very
effective at destroying armored vehicles including tanks, but
its use has been extremely controversial, as it is believed
that people's exposure to the material can cause cancer and
birth defects. The US military's use of this toxic material
contradicts what the US officials have said earlier,
which was that they would not use depleted uranium in March of
2015. Coalition Spokesman John Moore was quoted as saying US
and coalition aircraft have not been and will not be using
depleted uranium munitions in Iraq or Syria during Operation
Inherent Resolve. It is unclear how many Syrians were or will be
exposed to the toxic material, but it's using densely populated
areas during the American invasion of Iraq had a major
blowback.
Yeah, this nasty stuff.
It goes on suggesting war crimes. Well, it's used as a cup
it's used for armor piercing, right? That's right. Yes. And
that's makes you wonder and there was use and by the way,
when they say 5000 rounds, these are these are shells are talking
about?
Like a nine millimeter. Yeah, exactly.
And so. So why would you use it against trucks? You don't need
to use armor piercing material against DVC. These old crap
pieces of crap oil tankers that they were running, the ISIS guys
are running down the road. They didn't need to use armor
piercing material.
I'm not sure we have a lot of people who are listening who
will tell us why if there's a legitimate reason. But for sure
it's not it's not good stuff. It's also not good if you're
sitting in the truck, and no matter what hits it, those
videos pretty bad.
Yeah, it's pretty bad. I'm thinking of just Trump. People
wanted to stir up some stuff. They should indict Obama for war
crimes. This would be an example I think killing the Americans in
the cafe would be an example. There's all kinds of
possibilities that would take a little pressure off the Trump
administration go after Hillary.
Now, there's no way that's going to happen. This. It's obvious,
unless something happens with the deep state. He's a dead man.
I'm sorry to say it. JFK, you know, guys who come in and want
to fix something want to do something. Right. And that's his
intent, I believe, you know, they wind up dead.
Well, he hasn't. He hasn't threatened the agency with
reorg, which is what happened with both Nixon and Kennedy. And
Nixon wasn't killed because it'd be right on the heels of
Kennedy. He was just rousted by, you know, the, according to Russ
Baker, which I mentioned in the newsletter, yes. Yes. Family of
secrets discusses how Nixon the setup for Watergate, which seems
to have been done by see all the guys were CIA guys, and they
botched it on purpose. To get Nixon in a in a bind and get him
out. And they got him out. Right. They got rid of him.
Yeah. And that was the last guy who threatened to reorg the CIA.
Trump tried to warm up to me give a little speech the other
day, you know, when seemed to be there clapping but that's
somebody else's. It's those clerks and
pencil, the pencil pushers,
a pencil pushers aren't the ones that are doing this.
So, but um, but and for the show, it's great for the show,
but I am worried. I'm just worried. I mean, first of all,
if anything happens to Trump again, Mike Pence, and that will
be bad for the show. He's very boring.
Very boring. He looks like a CIA guy, though.
It makes me even more worried. I mean, he looks
he looks like he's been working for the Agency for his whole
life. That's that if you look at Mike Pence, from at least my
perspective, running into these kinds of guys, he looks like he
works at the CIA where it looks like he works at Langley. He's
got the white hair he does. He does buttoned down code to get
this color this monochrome tie to George some minor a tie is no
big deal. Very conservative Brooks Brothers look, yes. And
the hair, even the hair cut is right out of the you know, right
out of the book.
So I'm not sure what he's going to do about it. But I've
witnessed this in my own lights. JFK, of course, I didn't witness
but pin 14 in the Netherlands. You know, he was the guy who was
saying a lot of hey, we got to stop this immigration. This is
nuts. And he said this in 2000. And everyone's like, Yeah, this
is not screw it and a lot of people voted and he won. But he
won posthumously because he was assassinated a little over a
week before the election. Yeah. So these things named group do
house. Yeah, that new world order we can finally say it.
None of that deep state is no longer a crackpot theory for
years are all saying it now that no agenda show a conspiracy
theory. Yeah. Oh, just to show you how fake news works. Trump
at Mar a Lago with the Japanese Prime Minister. Everyone lost a
crap over that.
Yeah. My wife did two shows and listen to the show. Now, how
could he do that? Easily? I said, what do you what are you
watching where you get this information?
She has no idea. She has no idea. Well, listen to David
Frum. Who maybe maybe she's been reading from too much
astonishing security breach that happened at Mar a Lago just
yesterday when he was meeting with the jet was yesterday two
days ago when he met with the Japanese prime minister and they
got word of the North Korean missile test. And the President
I mean, it's hard to call him that but he is the president.
This guy's from Scandinavia, is he not?
From Yeah, is he from Canada Canada, where he's funding from
I'll shut up from you're in America you call any of it was
Obama calling the President was Trump calling the president
Don't be a douche. Even Hillary
the president. I mean, it's hard to call him that but he is the
President was on the terrace at Mar a Lago reading top secret
documents in front of the other paying customers and
illuminating this top secret documents with flashlights with
people's iPhones
now we don't even know if that's true
there's no there's no no proof whatsoever news account that he
was totally totally
as as as New York Times report athletes that an iPhone is a
mobile satellite TV broadcast unit
a mile satellite TV broadcast unit that's what my mobile phone
so most satellite
TV NO NO NO right yes you know where's this guy? What is it
guys from Neptune he's
from Canada mobile satellite broadcast unit
as it's as New York Times report athletes that an iPhone is a
mobile satellite TV broadcast unit and if there's any kind of
Russian or anybody out Chinese or anybody's device on that
iPhone, that
what if the device is on that I really like it and a
Russian or anybody out Chinese or anybody's device on that
iPhone that that as the the these are top secret documents
are illuminated they could also be being in effect faxed, to
faxed Oh John, he's gonna fax them in because we have a mobile
satellite TV broadcast unit and we use it to fax
documents are illuminated they could also be being in effect
faxed to some foreign intelligence operations.
People like this on the air gotta fill the air time that
he's an idiot.
I got some audio by this video in the show notes of course. 904
dot no agenda notes.com of Trump at Mar a Lago and Shin Ave. And
this audio is there was a wedding going on. I just Trump
still own Mar Lago I thought he sold it
to a Russian No, he still owns it as far as I know maybe you
sold the other place to a Russian well he's had a bunch of
plays I know some of them. So but he does New York and
displays for sure
Mar Lago is is a club and you paid to be member and there was
a wedding there and they crashed the wedding. This is the stuff
that makes me chuckle about this president Prime Minister I don't
know if you can understand here that he
said let's come on worship.
Let's go crush that wedding. Yeah. And so they did. Yeah. And
they had a good time. Taking pictures.
Can you imagine what this guy would be like if he actually did
drink?
Hilarious. Oh, man. What a party town so it's, I guess the for me
it's just also tiring, John. So tiring it because of course my
beat is CNN and MSNBC. And Fox and it's all the same. It's just
over and it makes me so it just tires me out.
Yeah, it is pretty fatiguing. I have to agree. Here's let's go
this back to CBS. And now we have some poor Muslim woman is
being highlighted as part of the city. You know, we all of a
sudden it's a Trump hates Muslims and Everything is about
Muslims Muslims Muslims yes and so this is woman trying to so I
thought this was a finally kind of a good story I got it down as
a three parter with a with a part 2.5 ISO nice because that I
thought they produced this thing and put this little ditty in
there but we'll play that after at some point. Let's start
Muslims in Canada, CBS one
amounts to discrimination against Muslims. Canadians who
are Muslim say they're finding evidence of that already at the
US border. Jurica Duncan has that story.
I thought that like I was arrested for something that I
didn't do Canadian
citizens Fabula Alawi and her cousin Fidel Abu Talib were
recently on one of their quick shopping trips across the
border. Youssef Yeah, this time they were celebrating allow his
five year old son's last chemo treatment.
Okay, now I had to stop it there. Because Is that what you
do after your chemo treatment is used you go across the border to
another country to celebrate the chemo treatment by shopping so
they slip this in this is a little propaganda stick thing
Oh, is
it oh I'm selling them celebrating the chemo?
Yes, there's this little boy a little boy little kid is like a
normal kid. And he's getting chemo for something and he was
cancer I suppose. And so they threw this in it's kind of the
heart the little heart grab little heart Ah, but human
interests are part of this. Let's put all these parties
these women would just have to have one of them, by the way
only speaks Arabic in Canada. But as these two women they're
wishing the woman is the one that's doing the talking she's
wearing a head thing and old a head head thing they had thing
that hijab, okay. And couldn't be at shudder. I don't know.
Anyway, she's yakking. But it's the person doing the report that
throws in the little part about it. They're celebrating the
chemo. Little angle in there and I just thought that was cheesy
and when they get to the My Little ISO yo she would another
cheesy thing. These guys this is CBS
last chemo treatment. But when they arrived at the US border in
Highgate springs, Vermont. The women say they were asked
repeatedly about their religion.
He told me Are you muslim? Right? I said yes. Had you ever
been asked before? No, you are no, no, never. No. That was the
first time that I was asked that. Unexpected questions.
Did the agent ask you about your political views?
He asked me what do you think about Donald Trump? I told him
it's not my opinion my business
allow is that they were told to hand over their cell phones and
passwords. She says officers would have seen several
inspirational speeches and prayer videos. Fidel Abu Talib
says she was asked do Moroccans like Americans? After nearly
five hours of waiting, they were denied entry. The border officer
explained why
they found the videos and concerned against us
videos that were concerning. Yeah. against the United States.
Yeah. Oh allow we say she's now too afraid to even visit her
parents who live in Chicago
accent the message that he wants to tell me that you are not
welcome in our country.
A spokesman for US Customs and Border Protection said they
could not discuss the case. But they say they do not
discriminate on the basis of religion. And its top priority.
Scott is preventing terrorists from entering the country.
Eureka Duncan for us tonight. Eureka Thank you.
Hold on a sec, hold on a second hold on a second. How can this
be a balanced report when we have sound clips bites from this
woman who was denied entry and just a little toss away and the
agent said that where's the report? Where's the official did
not Where's some real audio? What's going on with that?
That's bull crap. That's not a report. No, this
is just one of these things to stir up the left that washes us
Yes. Oh a bunch of everybody on the other side that Trump side
because Trump's mentioned in the report are all haters course now
that little gotcha in here was this little crazy clip they do
and by the way they the clips that they did show on the phone
because they had the camera on and look they look like some
radical guy but that's beside the point. This is the Muslims
in Canada CBS two dash five ISO and what they did was they had
they make an assertion and then they played from one of the
clips somebody saying oh as long as like a gag or something
yeah
against the United State. Yeah. Oh allow we say she's Washington
was in the report against the United States. Yeah. Oh, allow
we say she's
why I don't understand why that's odd.
Yeah, if you went back and let's do it, you hear it. I mean, I
didn't do it any sweetening at all. I just clipped it out of
there. But it's like they it was like this little, little o thing
for some reason. I don't know exactly what it was supposed to
do or what how is it supposed to affect you? It is very subtle,
even though it does in ISO, it's not subtle. No, it's very clear,
very subtle.
It's a non sequitur ISO is what it is. Yeah.
against the United States. Oh,
she's now when you heard the whole record. You
didn't notice it? No, I didn't at all. No, no. In fact, I
didn't notice it. The first time I clipped it. It was only when I
was editing the clip. I heard it. And I what is that?
Oh, what is this? I wanted to mention, people if you're
looking for editing software, and you have a Mac, there's a
fantastic deal on this thing called Hindenburg Journalist. I
think $1.98. And it I've switched now this thing is
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does? It seems funny? Yeah. It's outstanding product. Dollar. 98.
Crazy. All right, just mentioning. All right, you have
a third clip? No, that was this. No, you already know that. Well,
before we take a break, I wanted to share something about radio.
And although this comes from the UK, it was a leaked memo to
presenters of this radio network, which I think includes
stations in Manchester, Newcastle, London, Liverpool,
Glasgow. It's more of a music station than anything just to
give you an idea, because these memos are legendary. I've
received them. But this is for the presenters, as they call
them of this radio say would you like to hear I mean, these guys,
I'm amazed that they even let these people into the studio
anymore. Why don't just have a robot do it? Check it out. So
what they do when a disc jockey or a presenter speaks in the UK,
they call that a link. We call it a segment they call it a
link. And the link is I guess linking one thing to the next,
every link, you will say all the biggest hits all day long in
every link, say station name in every link. New Music links,
speed links. Crunchyroll. Always say all the biggest hits all day
long at the top of the link, never the end, say the station
name into the new song. These links should be 10 to 15 seconds
seconds max. And only focus on selling the song coming up
nothing else underlined. Every time you play a B or C list song
it is new to somebody listening to your show, sell it to that
person each time. If you think you've heard it a lot, the
audience are just getting to know it. This is I love this
memo. The links into breaks or junctions I know what a junction
is. But I'll get into a break as a commercial break. Always say
all the biggest hits all day long at the top of the link,
never the end. We don't want people associating our position
with commercials tees into every break. That's That's good
advice. Your teases need to be signed off by your content
controller or content director. So what you say has to be signed
off by the content you
have another words there's a bureaucracy for doing teases.
Yes.
Tease me, don't warn me. Never tell me the song and artist. The
thought of that particular song may prompt me to switch out
however, once it starts playing, I'm likely to stick with it.
Listening.
Well hold on, there's a logic there.
I'll read it again tease me don't warn me. Never tell me the
song and the artist. The thought of that particular song may
prompt me to switch out however, once it starts playing, I'm
likely to stick with it. Now it's a little contradictory.
Listing Saundra
directory lists they've done some study that shows that once
the song is going, you want to listen to it to the end. Oh,
you're not gonna get that.
Listen, listening songs or artists is not enough. Sell the
upcoming sequence of three songs, which one stands out to
you what's great about it, share those thoughts with the
listeners. You do that in 10 to 15 seconds. Be passionate about
what you're playing or talking about next. Every presenter this
is for every presenter, talk about your log as though you've
hand picked it yourself. My favorite is a program called
selector which is used in pretty much every single music radio
station in the universe. And it picks the songs. But please talk
about your log as though you've hand picked it yourself. Play
every single song as though you've chosen it especially for
the listener. Love the music. Every song we play is a winner.
Be proud of each one and share your passion. The audience will
love you for it and listen longer. And finally, people this
is for the mood. People listen to the radio to lift their mood.
Playing music for a living. How I want to go shoot my sister
definitely something and makes you want to gag. That's what's
become of the fine art of being a disc jockey or radio
presenter. Whatever career
I'm going to show my son moved by donate to no agenda. Imagine
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And I got a note here. Yeah, I got a note from Sir Chris Wilson
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he's in Sydney right now. Could you please please please? rattle
the rain sticks for the people in Port Hills around
Christchurch in New Zealand. Have you seen this fire? No. Oh
man. 1000 people evacuated to a bushfire but it's bad. It's
frilly. It's outrageous.
They get some bad fires in those areas. Yeah, so
last time I did this it snowed everywhere.
Well, I'm not going to do it. I'm gonna just do a half that
what you can do yours because we're getting a little too much
rain around here. It's causing damage.
Now you guys are going to dive where? First we thought you were
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dead. Oh, yeah. I can't make up their mind. Now. A reminder,
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I'm gonna point it south. John. Here we go. One and two. I think
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we have no nice things today. Well, that's all we have. Yeah,
it's been a slow day. Slow down. So let me play this on a second
word was it? Yes. This was a great, great interview. I hate
to say it but again, Tucker Carlson makes me I know why did
people go on his show? Are you stupid? Don't you understand? If
you get an invitation from Tucker Carlson to be on the show
decline. That word it's not the show Although the show comes on
here at, I think nine. So this is tans at 10 east coast on
overtime and what time it's on west coast. It's a good show,
but no one really watches it. When you're on that, then you
get ripped apart on YouTube with clips everywhere. That's why you
should never go on this show is not in, you're not going to go
on the show is not going to be nice to you. Or if you aren't,
he's not gonna be nice to you. He did bring on this is great.
He brought on what's his name, Eric wells, from the Washington
Post. Also known as on lapo, man WaPo man
I'm in the media, the Washington Post or Reddit most of my life.
And in the past couple of months, I've seen a lot of
stories, including some from you accusing people of basically
carrying water for the Russian government. And that's the
Russian government's in the news today. So I thought I would ask
you about something I've wondered about for a long time,
which is that the Washington Post for years many years has
literally carried paid propaganda from the Russian
government section called Russia behind the headlines. It looks
like newsprint is designed to fool readers into thinking it's
real. And it's pure propaganda paid for distributed by the
Russian government was stories like, you know, we're doing a
great job in Crimea. Why have you never written about that?
How can you attack others when you don't know that your own
paper makes money from taking propaganda from the Russian
government?
See, this is why you you always gotta be careful, because he's
always got an angle. This is a very good one. This is a guy.
This guy. I think he's not the he's supposed to. He's supposed
to report on the media that says beat this columnist, Eric Goins,
the media guy. Yeah, all these favors, I'll have a media
guy. Yeah, the full interview was great. But here's just a
minute of
others, when you don't know that your own paper makes money from
taking propaganda from the Russian government.
I'm gonna I'm gonna you know, I think that's a really good
question. And I wish he told me he wanted to talk about this.
But no, those inserts are interesting. I mean, they are to
write about them? That's a good question. I think, you know, I
got a lot to write about. But I know I am interested in that
topic. And I appreciate you bringing it up. But it's
your own. I mean, you're interested,
I do cover the media. And I believe there's several
newspapers that do run these inserts I think China has one is
well, that's right. They are what's known as native
advertising. Where
No, no, no, oh, well, this. Well, he's confused. But the way
he explains he should know the difference. It's even better
than that. Instead of explaining what they are, he actually,
let me just say, it's called an insert.
He's calling it native advertising. And his explanation
of native advertising is worse than if he had just said, it's
an insert. He is such a moron. But it shows you how divorced he
is from the reality of what his own organization is doing.
Sir, it's I think China has one is well, that's right. They are
what's known as native advertising where there are
signs to the reader that this is not your, you know, your
approved journalism. And I think I do think that people,
subscribers to the Washington Post in the New York Times and
other places that run these things can differentiate between
the news that is in the paper proper in the news that is in
the Russia, China, so on and so forth. Insert.
So I love what I really love, even though it's he's talking
about the wrong thing. They clearly have native advertising
the Washington Post, and he's saying why I'm pretty sure
people can tell the difference between something that's not
tried and trued and approve journalism. How can me the sales
department must be limited this guy shot up, shot up crazy.
native advertising?
Yeah, well, they have real native advertising. The
difference as far as I'm concerned, I don't think I get
too much argument from people on this because those those inserts
have been around for ever wrong. I've written one,
but it is notable, while also, you know, it's just notable that
that there for Russia and China. Yeah, it's funny, and they're
taking money.
Yeah, sure. The Russian money is as good as anyone's little
follows. It's not in rubles,
little follow up on the claim of many third world countries that
because of climate change, they're drowning, and they're,
you know, the sea is taking over sea levels are rising. We're all
going to die. And you'll recall that we had a pretty interesting
report about the sand business, and this was in particular for
the mowdy reefs in the Maldives are saying, oh, you know, we're
dying here. We're underwater, but it's because they've been
selling their sand to everybody. And when you dig sand out two or
three miles off of the coast, guess what happened? It erodes
sand slips from the sandy place, which is what you're living on.
It's slips down into fill that spot. And this report. Deutsche
Bella sadly not a audio report now reports the coast of Ghana
and Kenya as well those as Cape Verde and Zanzibar are all in
trouble because they've been selling sand like crazy. 40
Guylian sand 40 billion tonnes of sand are processed worldwide
every every year.
40 billion tons. Tons. And here comes your water
and the Yeah, of course. And here. Yes, here comes your
water. And then these African nations in particular an African
ages, turnarounds, anyone else climate change. You need to pay
us for it.
Yeah, give us money.
They're making money both ways. selling the same March. Yeah.
It's annoying, you're dumb. While you're on the topic of
that, you might as well play that this has been going on
they've been doing these clubs trying to get some attention.
And I just am stunned. This is borderline tech news but it's
not really well we'll say you want to do it looks like I'm
gonna have one unless you got something other than what I've
gotten.
We so we have two stories. Let's just say let's not play the
jingle. It's not we're not worth the
jingle. No, it's not worth saving the data. This is just
kills me. Every time I hear this story
almost since the day President Trump was sworn in members of a
loosely aligned grassroots movement composed of academics,
programmers, researchers and scientists have been archiving
government data they fear could disappear. So Brian locks in on
one of those efforts for our weekly science series.
Be Amazing. The only time data actually was not saved somewhere
but some douchebag organization are you kidding the data and go
away like that you can't even get it, get rid of it when you
try to erase it a little IRS leading edge.
psyched to see everybody in the room really excited and
excitedly
cold and Saturday. And yet this room at New York University is
standing room only a few 100 volunteers are here to download
and save scientific data created and curated by the federal
government.
Without the data
you don't have an
anthropology professor Jerome Whittington is one of the
organizers of this data rescue event, the eighth in an ongoing
open ended series, which began after the election.
And one of the things we're going to accomplish at this
event is we're going to do a lot of work to get hard to access
datasets, things that previous events have struggled to get.
They are focused primarily on the Essential Science used to
create environmental regulations. They worry that
Trump administration's anti regulatory bent and outright
denial of peer reviewed climate science might put the data in
jeopardy.
Show me some peer reviewed science instead of consensus and
I'll talk to you
he says Jeopardy
speaking of that, then so this this rain in California this
flood, or this this Where are we is it going to be a flood is it
is a dam going to break what's going on
now the dam looks like it's gonna hold up. But they've had
to release like I don't know how much water to get the thing down
so it wasn't putting so much pressure on the on the
alternative or on I think it's the normal spillway. The
emergency spillway which has been dumping shit all over the
place. It's a mess. Because Oh, we didn't think it was ever
going to rain so much. It would fill this dam up to the top. Why
don't Californians look at history? Are you guys stupid?
Yeah. 1861 was not that long ago. For some of us. A 43 Day
storm that started December 1861 Put Central and Southern
California underwater for six months. The difference was I'm
glad you look down went up. The difference was the carbon
dioxide emissions were well below 300 parts per million. And
of course you didn't have Jerry Brown as a governor but you
know, or maybe he did I mean a guy so it could have been it
could have been him. 66 inches of rain fell in Los Angeles that
year more than four times the normal annual amount, causing
rivers to surge over their bank spreading muddy waters for miles
across the arid landscape. Large brown lakes formed on the
normally dry journey between Los Angeles and the Pacific Ocean
even covering vast areas of the Mojave Desert. In and around
Anaheim flooding of the Santa Ana river created an inland sea
four feet deep stretching up to four miles from the river
lasting for four weeks. So how is this new and climate change.
It is man. Hey,
man. All right, here's my little tech news. Anchor. So he liked
that. There was a Howard, the mudflats? Anything going on? Now
let me look. Oh, hold on a second. Hold on. Hold on.
There's only one way to do this. Here we go
because of what's happening in Greenland right now. The maps of
the world will have to be redrawn. Kidding.
This is what would happen to San Francisco Bay.
That's right time for a mudflats report with the one and only
John stream.
And this mudflat I might add sense has been here since 1880.
According to at least an 1880 map, somebody sent me to show me
that the month that was there than is part of the San
Francisco Bay. So thus, whatever Al Gore had to say refers to the
exact mudflats I'm going to look at right now. And yep, yeah,
they're still there. And there's mud to be seen.
That's right. consensus. 97% of no agenda, hosts agree that
climate change is not happening right now. But it certainly did
happen 150 years ago. Just a little bit of history, a
historic tip on your no agenda show. I was watching a bit of
watch a lot of C span because it's so horrible to watch
anything else that now you know, it's bad when C span is
enjoyable to me. And there was a hearing and autonomous vehicles
came up. And one of the experts who was grilled by
Representative Pallone from New Jersey was needy Colorado from
the RAND Corporation. And we don't talk about the RAND
Corporation a lot. But they are definitely a very important part
of the military industrial Intel come with it. What do you What
did you say?
The military industrial Intel axis?
That's it Military Industrial Intel axis? And well, we should
be very worried about these autonomous vehicles. They're all
gonna die. Yo. Yeah.
So I just wanted to ask how real is the threat of vehicle
hacking, especially in the time was context? And do you expect
the nature of the threat to evolve as the technology
develops,
it is a very real threat. There, transportation is one of the
areas that receives a lot of attention from hacking, because
it is a you know, it's a way to disrupt our transportation
system. So there's a great concern there. And cybersecurity
is not something that can sort of be shrink wrapped on top of
the vehicle because there's so many parts that contribute to
the ultimate vehicle that it has to be baked in from the ground
up. And it's not only hacking for fun and profit. But
autonomous vehicles provide an avenue for terrorism as well,
because there's a way to use these vehicles to you know, the
threat is no longer sort of suicide bombers and that blow
themselves up. But now we have vehicles that can drive around.
So I don't want to overstate the risk at this time. But we need
to think very broadly about cybersecurity not only as a
hacking opportunity, but also as a terrorism opportunity. Less
than 10 minutes to go, okay.
We're all gonna die. That's actually that was kind of
interesting. It's it's true, you should be all this of course,
load one of these babies up with all the balmy making stuff you
can get on your little give it tell it to go someplace and then
when it gets there to report back and then you blow it up.
It's the same with these darn drones everywhere. It's the same
thing. Yeah, yeah, those
things could be bloated with somebody there. Let's see four
would probably be honest. Some of the bigger drones who can
lead I got a kick out of I gotta kick at Doug about crappy news
reporting. Our local station. This is a story about the floods
in the rains caused this derailment. Yeah, and it's and
so they train derail story. And, and so they go out and get an
interview with somebody and then they change the subject in such
an awkward way I had to clip it
in Sacramento County up to 22 train cars derailed and plunged
into a flooded river. Alan Martin tells us tonight that
investigators think they have pinpointed the cause of the
crash. The mangled mess is sticking out of the consumers
River. The accident happened near highway 99 and Diller road
south of Elk Grove at about one o'clock this afternoon. The
Office of Emergency Services said the river started flooding
this morning. Investigators believe the Union Pacific train
derailed after one of the tracks collapsed and all this water
when there's ever moving water. One to two inches of water can
cause your car to drift. So we precaution people not to drive
on flooded roadways
on the boat trains, planes bad.
So you're talking about one thing and the conclusion is be
careful when you drive through flooded roadways. It's got
nothing to do Do with it.
What's that? Was this the public television or was it
no no, this was of the CBS network network of course. Of
course.
Of course it was the CBS network of course. Let me see I think I
pretty much have everything Do we have the one of the Academy
Awards coming up Jonathan? Not a couple of weeks. I thought it
was now coming up. Coming up fast. Maybe it's when we see
when it was 20 When is this thing just just for Eclipse
really just need to know doesn't even how can we doesn't just say
this is when it's going to be on their own website. What morons?
It's the way they do business nowadays.
I guess. See, I have Madison. I can hold that you got one more
just fun thing. I got it. Funny. Yeah, do a couple fun ones.
Well, let's do the Russia. I think this would be a good one.
This is the Russian flybys Russian big deal out of this
crap. More Russia flybys. Thank you.
The President has said many times that he would prefer
better relations with Russia. But now Moscow is putting that
to the test. As David Martin reports from the Pentagon.
Cruise Missiles are a staple of the Russian military arsenal.
But one particular type of land based cruise missile with a
range greater than 300 Miles is specifically banned by a treaty
signed by Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev in the final
years of the Cold War. Now US officials say Russia has
deployed just such a missile capable of carrying a nuclear
warhead. It happened secretly in December during the Obama
administration. But it is now up to President Trump to respond to
a deployment which US officials write such a blatant violation
that it calls into question the value of future arms control
treaties with Russia. And just four days ago, and incidents
similar to last year's buzzing by Russian jets of a US Navy
destroyer in the Baltic Sea happened again, this time in the
Black Sea. First a Russian patrol plane made a low pass
close to the USS Porter, then to Russian jet fighters followed a
short time later by a third. US officials called the flybys
unsafe and unprofessional and one more sign the Cold War's
back. A Russian intelligence ship bristling with antennas to
intercept communications, is making its way up the east coast
of the United States after leaving port in Cuba. I love
that story. Trump has said he hopes to have better relations
with Russia but Scott, that hope is being rapidly overtaken by
events. Thanks, David. Kellyanne,
I was reading about this spy ship I'm I didn't have a chance
to get a little deeper into it. Do you have any details in the
background? Just look at
a typical Junker hidden back for home.
That was like bull crap to me. Know the whole thing.
That guy says in the report, the Cold War is back which harkens
back to your great clip from percentage. Yes. He says, Hey,
pay attention to this. These guys are just trying to bilk
you. And they are and they're pulling it off. And that's CBS.
And so that's the number one that's the kind of the spearhead
of the whole thing. Well,
wait until you hear what Rachel Maddow says when it comes to
Russia, and in a way also alternate universes.
I know it increasingly feels like we're living in an actual
episode of the Americans.
You go yeah, she's just pushing it. Yeah, just pushing it just
wanted to do that. Watch. Remember the good old days of
press. John, when we had the Russians for hated him from
Russia?
There was a Russian rescue on
February 26. At the Oscars. Are we done one more we don't you
got anything to take us out? Or do we that we could?
Uh, yeah, do it with the tape get tickets out, which I thought
was kind of dead. This is a CBS clip too, but it's kind of
funny. This the Trump McCain and Eisenhower clip which is kind of
light.
Mr. Trump's next challenge may be with Republicans in Congress
yesterday. He called Senator John McCain a loser. But McCain
is chairman of armed services will largely decide how much of
Mr. Trump's military expansion goes through. Presidents always
struggle against their restraints. The last president
with no political experience was Dwight Eisenhower. Of him. Harry
Truman said he'll say Do this. Do that and nothing will happen
for Ike. It won't be a bit like the army.
That's for sure. All righty. Couple of fun little jingles
here for the end of show.
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