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Adam curry,
John C. Dvorak. It's Thursday, May 18 2017. And this is your
award winning get my nation media assassination episode nine
or three zero this is no agenda, keeping an eye on all four
branches of government so you don't have to and broadcasting
live from the darkest corners of the unit in the capital, the
drone Star state here in the studio in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where my printer is only
printing in brown, and John C. Dvorak. Buzzkill.
Well, now that we have that important news out of the way,
time for
display, I have the important news of the day I have to tell
people in advance that I won't be able to make a report that I
would normally do because we have too much other news. So I
know,
I know. And I saw that it had aired and I thought to myself, I
said self. I don't think John did it.
I know I haven't recorded I've watched the show. Oh, I'm ready
to but I didn't have the time to bid that I usually do.
I totally understand. I totally understand. i However, I did do
my extra homework. I'm not saying you didn't do a lot of
work. But I watched the movie dick. Good for you. But But this
was kind of cool. I thought this was a kind of recent movie. So
I'm searching around on the Netflix and the Amazons I can't
and by the way, if you go online and you search for movie dick is
is not a good search term. And then I got distracted for a
couple hours and you have very hard and nice one John. Oh, one
after another.
Even Dick the movies hard to come by. There you go. But
I will say this is a very good film. First of all, it's it's
funny in a 1999 kind of
way. Where I was in 1999 feel very, it's old.
And the premises, you know, the deep throat is these two girls
15 year old girls. And they wind up through a whole bunch of
crazy circumstances actually helping Woodward and Bernstein
which in that movie Will Ferrell plays Woodward and bright I
forget who was Bernstein but if I were Bernstein, I would hate
this movie. Because Bernstein is portrayed as this little natty
Jewboy bush. Yeah, just jail. Titan is slipping in all that. I
mean, really pretty. Spin in that movie. No, I don't think
oh, no, no, I wasn't Dustin Hoffman. Okay. No. That was All
the President's Men, wasn't it?
Oh, yeah. He was actually he played the reaction. Right.
Yeah, right. Yeah. That would be funny. Yeah.
But it was very good. And you realize throughout this movie,
and first of all, I can totally see where the current script
comes from. For all Watergate. impeachment is one important
difference. There was an actual crime and actual breaking. There
was no money being paid off. There are all kinds of things
going on, which is far from what we're hearing today. But before
we move on at all, Hillary's hitlist, Chuck, one more up.
Roger Ailes dead at 77.
Oh, I missed that this has to happen today.
It's a show day. Of course it happened today.
Data that you're gonna mention that guy, there's a guy that was
a partner with Seth Rich who dropped dead somehow. And it's a
debt. So you're gonna talk about
this. There's a number of things to talk about, but I think Roger
Ailes is pretty significant. Yes, I would think and I would
say, looking at the hit list now that we know that it's killing
going on, just killing you can call this coincidence. Sure. Let
me take you back to Sean Hannity, who I would say would
be the next one on the list. For something horrible to happen
little pinprick with an umbrella perhaps. Here's something he
said. Not too long ago.
This is the amazing thing is we're all under attack. I don't
think people realize we're being monitored every word we say
every day by people paid in the hopes of taking all of us out
you me Tucker, everybody. And what's amazing is that they
won't tell the story that he has a checklist. He made promises.
He's not deviating from those promises.
This was about Obama. So yeah, hit list. I mean, alles, that's
that's food spanned. Oh, wait. There was another I'm just going
to call it all Hillary's hit list in mind as well. North
Carolina Senator Tom Tillis. I don't know if he's dead, but he
collapsed yesterday. Which means now there's only 51 senators on
the Republican side. Oh, yeah. Yeah, I mean, if someone's got
to drop dead low, gosh, let it be Republican senator. Now
again, I don't I don't know if he's dead. But It does, let's
say let's put it this way makes it kind of convenient and Roger
Ailes and I wonder what he had. I wonder what kind of info we
had?
Well, I don't know. It doesn't have it anymore. It was
something in there what you said it combined with Hannity
complaining about everything going going bad is this clip
which I thought was very interesting because it was
played as a sibling find it. It was played as oh, here's kind of
straight news. This is
interesting aside from CBS, I'm just throwing stuff out.
There might be it. Let's play that.
He is doubting his top advisors, even son in law, Jared Kushner,
who supported firing FBI Director Comey despite the
ongoing Russia investigation. Yeah.
No, that's not the clip. But it's a good it's a good point
get Kushner is the bad actor in this whole thing, by the way.
And, oh, here it is CBS bad attempted humor. And now listen
carefully to this clip and tell me what's wrong.
The Washington Post is reporting tonight that Paul Ryan's number
two House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy told Ryan and other
Republican leaders in a private conversation last year that he
thought that Russian President Vladimir Putin was paying Donald
Trump. His aides initially told the paper that he never said
that until they were confronted with the existence of an audio
tape. And just a few moments ago, Scott McCarthy told
reporters that it was a bad attempt at humor.
Whoa, wait a minute. That was there was a lot in that.
That start with the beginning. McCarthy says I guess he's
hanging around his buddies. And he's any as a joke, because you
know, everybody's a joker. And I think it was meant as a joke. He
didn't mean it seriously, even though the New York Times or The
Washington Post would report it as such. But he said, You know,
I think just Putin is paying him. And it was very funny. And
then and then the next thing you know, it comes out in the
newspapers he ever said anything like that? Not really thinking
much about it. And then what an audio tape. Where did the audio
tape come from?
Yeah, that's great. audio tape no less. Yeah. I mean, you love
it man was
a recording. It's probably like Tronic. But it was what you
can't even you're in Washington, DC now and you're hanging out
with your pals. yakking away trying to throw some zingers out
there. And everything you say is being recorded. Is that what we
nobody mentions this on the show. They just throw it out
there as it was an embarrassment because hey, oh, really? You
didn't say here's their tape?
Yeah, I there's. Let me see. Bye. I have a lot of I have to
say I just had to clip a lot. We don't have to play everything,
obviously. But there was something about let me see. Let
me just see what I have on the on the so called tape. That was
pretty funny. Mm hmm. But we'll get to that. What I wanted to
start with is Thursday night after the show at the All this
stuff is Wait was it Thursday was it was Thursday or Friday?
When When did the New York Times say oh, we've got the Comey memo
was that Thursday is Thursday. So Sunday cut? I don't I'm so
confused. Sunday did the same thing last night. Off the show.
I'm unhinged. You're unhinged. So it was Sunday night. Now it
must have been Monday night. Let's just say Monday night.
Every single every single channel including Fox News, had
CIA guys on I mean Don Lemon, the overnight legend head
Woolsey former director of CIA on his show, please. They they
threw everything at this. And I'm just sitting there going.
Well, this is this is a CIA up. This is obvious they're behind
it. Oh, I know. But now we really have I mean this to see
former director Woolsey on Don Lemon show. No. There's no way
that makes no sense for ratings. It makes no sense. Don lemons a
moron. Rosie won't go on that unless he's just spewing talking
points. Philip Mudd that everybody that disrespectful
douchebag every buddy is coming out. Oh, yeah. All CIA?
Yeah. They're overdoing it. Hey, boys. Yeah, pull it back a
little bit. Why don't you get out you're on a roll for God's
sake people are noticing,
even Democrat Democrat kennis Canada's douchey niche Dennis
Kucinich?
Well, first of all, I read The Washington Post story very
carefully. And more than that, I spent 16 years in the United
States Congress, tracking all these things that are said about
foreign policy. There's a high BS quotient going on right here
and the meter should be going off all over town. You know, we
don't need to look to Russia for any effort. nation here, we need
to ask questions about why is this intelligence community
trying to offend the President of the United States with these
leaks? Here's the Post story. I mean, it's an all over town,
people are saying, Well, the President did this and that,
look, I disagree with President Trump on a number of issues. But
on this one, there can only be one president, and somebody in
the intelligence community is trying to offend this president
in order to pursue a policy direction and puts us in
conflict with Russia. The question is, why? And who, and
we need to find out.
I think Christians Christians nails it. And I want to remind,
remind you that Uncle Don, and my cousin Lucy, who was also in
agency, both of them, you know, I think this is a couple of
years ago, when I set the reunion. They're saying, Hey,
you got Adam, you got to understand Putin really is a bad
guy. He's horrible. He's trying to bring back the Soviet Soviet
Union. He's trying to really overthrow everything's a bad
guy. They're all in they believe it. They totally believe this.
And what do we come up with? Maybe that was just still sour
grapes from the last time we did this? Or what? What were the
what? Why, why are they so angry at him at Russia?
But has he done? Well, I
don't know. Maybe he has done something that we don't know
about? Well, I
mean, it's possible that the whole thing is because Trump's a
lizard.
So there's a couple of things I heard a couple of statements and
quotes that keep on recurring. And one of them, which I found
very odd. And then I have a very good example from Morning Joe
with one of the panel guys. One of the panel guys.
By the way, I have a gratuitous Morning Joe clip myself to
record it because it's on at three in the morning or
something. You know, you can play it if you want. It's just
him going off on Trump is an idiot. Yeah. But the thing about
again, it sticks in my brain, that thing that was done on
Saturday Night Live, and I got to witness another aspect of it
that I thought was kind of just a joke, where she turns
completely in her chair, and faces him and stares at his ear.
It is so weird to watch this show.
All the reports I've been hearing out of the White House
is the President is running around screaming at television
sets. It's increasingly isolated, basically wanting to
fire everybody. But Kushner, who is also now shooting at all the
staff members line firing of director, reportedly so now
Kushner and Trump are aligned against everybody else blaming
everybody else for the firing of Comey when it was Trump that
fired Comey and Kushner who supported firing Comey.
I have a couple that's very gratuitous. I'll get back to the
topic at hand. Every single journalist that I've heard
reporting, you stand up guys saying some continuously talk
about the President went off script. He went off script with
the Russians in the Oval Office, he went off script, like what is
this script? Well, not just listen to these journalists.
It's not even about the script. They're talking about, you know,
impeachment, bringing down democracy, whatever. But they
keep talking about the President going off the so called script.
And you'll see that this is total. See, it's
just interesting, because you're the I think this is this is am
That was a good catch, because I should have caught that because
they keep You're right.
They keep saying that. He went off script, there is a script,
and you can only guess a spear he wouldn't go off it. And you
can only guess who puts the script together.
So Greg, since you do have obviously a good source in the
national security community, who shared with you their concerns
about the president leaking this? Did he say anything else
to the Russians, it's important for our viewers or for Americans
to hear did he for example, admonished them for interfering
in our election as all the intelligence agencies have
confirmed?
Well, you know, that's another one of the one of the confirmed
with the high confidence, not 100% confirmation the
intelligence
agencies have confirmed.
Well, you know, that's another one of the one of the big issues
here, our story touches on that a bit. There is a lot of
frustration within the administration. There are
professionals who are deeply knowledgeable about these
regions around the world. And they take time, they put
together pages of preparatory material for the President, two
to five page papers. For instance, were prepared in
advance of his meeting with these Russian officials, what he
was supposed to stick to in terms of a script and what he
could expect to hear from them or what their questions were and
how to handle those things. The President has insisted that all
of this material be boiled down to less than a page of bullet
points, and then often strays even from those. And so in this
case, he just again goes off script of SNAP just similar to
how badly he went off script off string describing what he had
done and why, to the FBI Director James Comey.
It's off script, they give him a script. And then he doesn't read
the script verbatim. He thinks he can wing it. He ad libs with
talking points. That's crazy. I could ask this just Nazis
explains actually this script concept that they're scripting
him, and he won't, he won't do the script. He's the president,
right? I'm the boss. Why should I be reading your script? With
writing these scripts? That can
only be the intelligence agencies? Yeah, they're writing.
They're writing scripts, and usually, like Obama, but you
know, there's a very good example here. It's our good
friend, Professor.
Stephen Cohen. Right. Cohen who was calling it was making the
rounds on Fox. Yeah.
Cohen was on Tucker. And I chopped this down significantly,
of course, and I'm gonna say of course wants today and once
only, and he came up with I missed it again. I've been
pretty good. Although, this is how it goes at home now. Oh,
yeah. I'll go. Well, yes. And Tina, what happened? That's
Tourette's.
I do the same thing when I'm trying to get out of a habit at
dinner. And I didn't want to hear somebody else do it. I call
them out and kind of people look at looking left and right,
because they don't listen to the show. No, no, they're like,
what's wrong? Jail? No, she'll know. And because she loves the
show, and she'll, she'll be bright about it. Oh, yeah, he's
Yeah. But everyone else is, what's the matter?
So here's Cohen with his view of Russian collusion, Russian
cooperation, and the fourth branch of government,
the President is accused of passing critical intelligence to
the Russians in a meeting at the White House. Do you believe that
happened?
No. And nor have I in these decades, you mentioned ever
heard an elected member of Congress say that we should have
no relations with the Russians at all? Presumably, that would
include a nuclear weapons control. When I see I guess it
was a Democrat from the bottom of your screen. Asking what are
the Russians doing in the White House anyway? Well, they're
doing with President Trump, the national security of our nation,
because what's at stake here is a proposal by Putin of Russia by
Trump of America to join hands in the alliance against
international terrorism. And I would have asked you, if you'd
asked me a few days ago, what's the number one threat to the
United States today? I would have said international
terrorism. I don't know if you agree, Tucker, but it's
certainly up there. today. I would say it's this assault on
President Trump. Because it's been going on a year. And can we
be clear what he's being accused of is treason. This has never
happened in America that there's a Russian agent in the White
House. And we've had a whole array of allegations from Putin
helped him get in the White House to his associates are
doing wrong things with Russians, that Flynn did
something wrong and talking his former national security adviser
did something wrong with talking to the Russian ambassador.
There's no evidence that there was any wrongdoing. And indeed,
friends should have talked to the Russian ambassador, that was
his job. So this is beyond belief now and has become by
this I mean, this assault on Trump and his loyalty. This has
become a national security threat to us in itself. I think
two motives have driven this, I think false narrative against
Trump that he's somehow a Kremlin agent, but two forces.
One is the Clinton wing of the Democratic Party, which doesn't
want to MIT she lost the election wants to say I Clinton
won, but Putin stolen from me
now that is the best explanation I've ever heard anyone give it
one sentence. That's that really is the problem. I won the
election popular vote. But Putin made me lose. And everyone's all
in on it.
And that may be because she wants to run again. I think
that's a possibility. At the same time, there has long been
in Washington, a powerful let's call it the fourth branch of
government, the intelligence services who have opposed any
rapprochement or cooperation with Russia. Remember, in 216,
President Obama worked out a deal with Russian President
Putin for military cooperation in Syria. He said he was going
to share intelligence with Russia, just the way Trump and
the Russians were supposed to do the other day for our Department
of Defense, and he wouldn't share intelligence. And a few
days later, they killed Syrian soldiers violating the
agreement. And that was into that. So we can ask who is
making our foreign policy in Washington today? So you and I
have to have to ask a subversive question. Are there really three
branches of government? Or is there a fourth branch of
government, these Intel services what we know as a fact is that
Obama tried not to very hard, but he tried for a military
alliance with Putin, in Syria against terrorism. And it was
sabotage by the Department of Defense and its allies in the
intelligence services. Trump says, he said on the campaign
trail, wouldn't it be great to cooperate with Russia? My answer
is, it wouldn't be great. And Trump seems to want that to
happen. But he's been forwarded. Every time he gets close, we get
a new leak.
And once again, I think we have a correct identification of the
problem. And this leads me to believe that when the President
said, Hey, call me You better hope there's no you weren't
taped. I still think that people are reading it wrong. And I
agree with you and that he's saying, Hey, man, those
douchebags probably taped us at that dinner, be careful what you
tell because you know what really happened. And you know,
it's it's, it's everywhere. I didn't clip it, but and Apollo
Tonto was on Fox and Friends or something stupid like that. And
he said that Scalia told him that he was convinced CIA was in
but that was that would have been, he said, In at the request
of President Obama was tapping the Supreme Court was, you know,
wired, wiretapping them, or surveilling them or whatever.
And you just got to believe it. It's, I think this is what's
coming to the front. I mean, yeah, there's a really good
document that someone gave me. Let me find this for a second.
And it was a report from the CIA. Here we go. The report from
the CIA, that declassified documents, and this was their
media openness plan. Let me just bring this up here for a second.
So this is from 1991, Director of Central Intelligence. From
the Task Force on greater CIA openness subject is the task
force report on greater CIA openness. In response to your
reference request, the task force addressed the following
How can we do a better job of informing the general public and
key constituencies about the need for a strong intelligence
effort, and about the missions and accomplishments of the
intelligence community in a changing world? To what extent
to the dramatic changes in the world situation and the needs of
oversight and accountability to the American people? And the
representatives dictate a reexamination of policies and
classification and release records? And finally, how can we
use openness to learn from others outside the agency in
order to improve our capabilities, and our people,
and they talk to television and newspaper news directors, and
they came up with an assessment where they have all the
questions here that guess they gave them a questionnaire, you
get to the results here. This is one of those scan documents, so
you can't search in it. Why? And of course, it's not cooperating.
The idea? Of course, this would always happen. While I'm doing
this segment, here we go. I'm having I'm having your I'm
having your scrolling material. All the participants agreed that
an effective public affairs program for the CIA was
necessary, and that whatever changes were made to increase
openness, all would expect the CIA to keep the secrets it is
charged to protect. In whatever program we pursue, we should get
our employees on board. First, be consistent, be excellent, be
credible. Admit that when we are wrong, personalize the agency
and preserve the mystique. And this came from media officials.
Oh, please preserve the mystique. And you got to get
everybody on board first.
Well, they Yes. But they nowadays, it's very easy to
write these sorts of mammals because nobody in the media who
are all on board to will ever discuss or dissect the thing the
way you're doing right now because they're all part of the
whole scheme. It's a giant scheme. She says yes,
it is. It's a huge scheme. And it truly is the CIA who's doing
this document states for the numbering for an article about
et Cie, a task force now has relationships with reporters
from every major wire service newspaper, news weekly and
television network in the nation, and that this has helped
us turn some intelligence failure stories into
intelligence success stories, and it's contributed to the
accuracy of countless others. Furthermore, it explains how the
agency has persuaded reporters to postpone change hold or even
scrapped stories that could have adversely affected national
security interest or jeopardize sources and methods. I guess.
CIA is pretty damn powerful.
Yeah, fourth branch,
totally the fourth branch,
what are you going to do if you're, here's the thing that
gives me about the current situation. Let's assume all this
is correct. And I have to do that. It goes to the Zephyr,
what time is it? Let's assume that all this is correct. There
is no organization of this size where everybody's in total
agreement. Yeah, I agree. So there how
our organization is easy for us to agree.
And we're not in total agreement, not always. So
there's so there's factions that because it has to be there
always is factions within the agency. And there's only one
faction that this Trump haters that you have personal
connections with. And the Trump hate not to the Trump haters and
of Putin haters is what really the base of is they hate Trump
because because of the because of the Putin connection. Yeah.
And
well, we'll find it the Putin connection.
And that is you're trying to load device again? No, so what
it so what? What's turns that off? In other words, is the
booton hate. Bad guys or bad guys? Bad guy? Is that something
that's old school? Is that new school? Is that something is
fading? Is that something that's growing?
This is what I don't understand.
We don't know any of this. This is what so this will even this
memo, let's be more open when they're not open at all. We have
no idea what the hell's going on.
I mean, on one hand, it would make sense that they need to
have an enemy an enemy that is an intelligence age enemy. So
that for the for their own preservation. Well,
yes to maintain their budget, but
also they I think that they are a huge industry, the drugs, the
guns. We know that this is what they do. It's probably they
could probably top the Dow.
Now one of the guys, I got a clip from this guy, this is this
is the Eric Prince, buddy. Yeah, I
just thought he was was he doing? Was he doing the rounds
as well?
Yeah, no, I only saw him once. And I saw
him I forget where I saw him. But what was interesting, he
knows he's on Tucker. That's what Yeah, but he was never
Chiron as Blackwater in Tucker's intro, he said Blackwater, but
then it was, you know, it's like former former Navy SEAL. He's
not with Blackwater already. I know. But he is the douchebag
that set it up.
Yes. Well, he is. But he is also very tight with the intelligence
community. And he is in fact, I was reading some bio of him. He
his operation black are actually hired the CIA to do things.
Yeah. So this in many ways, this
was yes, yes. Yes. This is Oh, no, you sent me that that. You
sent me that article to read last night?
That's another thing that's interesting. Yes. Again, there's
where George HW Bush shows up prominently in a covert kind of
a rogue CIA operation called the what's the name of that group is
called this the Safari Club? Yes. The foreign club. Yeah. And
it was a bunch of different row I ever
heard of this Safari Club that was new to me.
Yeah, it was new to me too. And but it would none of it was a
surprise. Now who was opposed to the
audio? Randy was Saudi Arabia, France, who else was in it
was a bunch of guy. Iran when it was run by the Shah? Yeah. And a
bunch of other groups and they formed this, they were to cause
trouble and ze air and some other things. It's very
interesting. Malmo you should put in the shownotes so people
can read it.
It's already and just as a little aside, show day possible
terror attack Times Square. Car Driving up the wrong direction.
Seventh Avenue mowing people down.
Okay, yeah, there you go. Now show day. Yeah. So Eric, Prince
DOE is like he's connected in a very interesting way. I think
it'd be actually a good good to have a beer with.
We said about Comey to and now I'm thinking he's a douche.
I think Comey might be worth having a beer with while he
might be a douche. But it did a lot of people have beer was a
douche as well. Yeah. Now, that Prince has got a perspective
that's a little different. And he is he's bringing some things
up that I think is messaging to the intelligence community in a
very funny kind of way.
Russia isn't the only foreign policy concern we face despite
the news of the past week, President Trump is about to
visit numerous countries during his first trip abroad as
president. He's considering proposal to send 1000s of US
troops to bolster Afghanistan Government.
It's not like we haven't been reporting this for the past
month and a half about the build up in Kuwait City getting ready.
He's not sending them. They're already in the region. They're
in the theater.
Yeah, we're the only ones reporting it. Yes, thank
you, bolster Afghanistan's
government. Eric Prince is a former Navy SEAL. He founded the
private military company Blackwater. Some reports say
that he was in the Seychelles recently to establish a back
channel between Trump and the Russian government. He says that
is untrue. He joins us tonight but undeniably has views about
Russia. How? Well first of all, that's not true. The reports are
not true.
There's Well, first of all, if there is this this leftist
conspiracy of this great Trump and Putin conspiracy, why would
I have to be meeting with anybody in the Seychelles to
establish a back channel anyway? If you can make meaning
at Starbucks, Pennsylvania, self defeating argument. Good point.
How should we see the Russians? Look, the
Russians suffer from Islamic terrorism as well, whether it's
attacks in their subways, their schools, the best line massacre
killed over 300 kids. They suffer from it as badly as we
do. So that is actually one area of common interest that the
United States Western civilization and Russia should
have with the Russians.
That seems an obvious point Trump ran on that point. A lot
of people thought it was common sense. Why the resistance to
that among foreign policy professionals in DC.
It's amazing. When I grew up in the Cold War, the left loved the
USSR, yes. Never wanted to never never criticize that ever. And
now that you have a, a more authoritarian, authoritarian,
but not a communist running Russia, they are the bad guys.
It's it's amazing how that works.
Is it because it's eastern North? Because it's an Orthodox
country? Is that a religious question? I mean, what is that
about
not embracing the leftist worldview? I guess, I mean,
this, this rush to judgment by the left I guess it's kind of
perfect for the Democratic Party, the the party of of lynch
mobs and Jim Crow laws. I heard that come to judgment without
much fact.
I heard that I gotta remember to say that when someone's like,
rushing to judgment with with no fact this has reminded me when
he said that rushing to judgment with no facts, which is what
we're witnessing. Yeah. is reminding me of my two liberal
buddies.
Oh, yes. Yeah, yeah, you're, you're you're,
you're on the verge. They're all they're gloating so much about
them, which we'll talk about. And I think maybe we should just
back up a second admission, there's three major stories
you're trying to discuss at the same time. Yeah. One is the
phony baloney little memo from Muller. Another one from Comey.
Not Muller. I'm sorry. I'm sorry, call me. The second one
is the hiring of Muller to be a special counsel even though they
keep calling for a special price, which is
a fantastic choice. Yeah, it's
for a number of different reasons. And the last one is the
uncovering of more information about the death of such Seth
Rich. Yeah, the DNC staffer, who is the one that I believe and I
think you would agree maybe that he's the one who leaked DNC
documents to WikiLeaks.
Yeah, and there's a problem with the story and they broke big and
then was then immediately the pushback came, although not with
any video or audio of anybody. Apparently, the family saying,
Oh, that guy doesn't represent us. I have a clip with that guy,
if you want to, if you want to play it.
Of the Yeah, I want to get to that if I just mentioned that.
Are the two liberal? Yeah, I'm working on the bet. Because
they're all giddy about the Bueller thing because they're
hoping they don't realize the law is actually been changed a
little bit. And even though in the hiring of Muller, he was
supposed to go after the Russian connection to the Hillary
Clinton hack. Yeah. And prove or disprove it out. But in the in
the in the document that was put down by this system, Attorney
General, he says and, and all related matters. Yes. And they
everyone's all giddy about that thing. Oh, now that Trump is
doomed, he's gonna get it be impeached.
I'm seeing Yeah, it's it's not impeach John. It's the I word. I
haven't heard that. Oh, the last 24 hours. We keep hearing that I
word a lot. It's everywhere. It's everywhere. I've clip after
clip with I word impeachment. I word I word impeachment. Like
it's saying fuck, the I word, the F word. The R word, the S
word the M word word. The N word. In the future. We'll just
be going Hey, hey, you and we're How you doing? On that I we're
doing
now. Since you got anyways, we were trying to form a bet. How
long should Trump's gonna last? Because they think he's going to
bail. Now this bail thing is or wanting this?
thinking he's going to bail or be impeached? Or like Nixon. He
will bail before he's impeached. Yeah, yeah. That's great. We
won this script, the scripts the script. Now, here is the course
again, I warn people about it. This happens, you know, after
the after the two year mark you get you're gonna have a
Dominionist. Christian in good luck. Yeah. I mean, we can live
with it.
We're ready. We want we want pants. Now.
So Deutsche Avella, which had the one of the harshest reports
and it almost sounded like it was scripted by CBS, which is
the Central Intelligence Agency Broadcasting System. It had all
the because I have to CBS reports and I listened to
Deutsche well, they said Deutsche Well, it took it kicked
it up a notch and brought in a professor from American
University who is a this guy is talking about unhinged. He has
just gone completely Nachi and like my liberal friends, he
assumes this is all a done deal.
Well, I'm joined now by Chris Edelson, Assistant Professor in
the Department of Government at American University in
Washington. He's author of the book power without restraint,
Mr. Adelson. It's good to have you on the show. We have heard
in the last 24 hours that the US president needs to be
disciplined along with the White House. Do you think that the
power of President Trump needs to be restrained?
Alright. Well, restraining the power of the president is what
they're calling it. This guy's call them for
No way. Do you hear what he actually wants? Oh,
yes, this is a national crisis. We need to think creatively
about what to do. The Speaker of the House you had on the hearing
a moment ago, said we need to be slow. The legal matters need to
be sorted out, but he should go now people should be calling him
and for him to resign. We should think creatively if he doesn't
resign about what we can do to solve this problem.
Well, what can be done? Why don't you put your creativity
hat on for us for a second? What could be done to get him out of
office tonight?
options one is impeachment was mentioned. That's possible.
impeachment is slow, though. And it of course, requires two
thirds majority in the Senate to vote to impeach to remove him
from office, which I doubt will happen that would require
Republicans to take action. I doubt it. We should talk about
that's why resignation is another option. There's a
process under the 25th Amendment where the Vice President and the
cabinet can declare that the President is not fit to serve
and they can that can result this removal, Congress would
have to approve that too. I think we should think about
calling for a constitutional amendment to call for a new
election, we should look for all these possibilities. None of
these are going to happen immediately. But they should all
be explored. The quickest thing that could happen would be for
him to resign and we should call on him to do that.
Well, Mr. Adelson, you know, barring a resignation all of
these measures that you suggest are only possible if a majority
in Congress wants it and the only majority we have in the US
Congress is a Republican majority.
I got a top here I'm sorry. Got a top Yeah, that's that's not
the craziest theory. I've heard maybe your boys can get in on
this. From author Alan Lichtman familiar with him.
Yeah, but before you go there I want to deconstruct a couple of
things that were said here. Sorry, one that Dortch Avella
guy says we have a Republican Congress.
Yeah. Well, he's he means CIA.
And the other thing is that nobody mentioned the
constitutional amendment. stupidest thing the guy says, I
don't know if you can top that. But it's pretty dumb. And it
takes forever to get one of those past dudes. Anyone out
there real. Gun Rights Amendment has never been
out there never been ratified,
or never been ratified. By state by state by state. Yeah. All
right. You can top it go
guy can top it. Because besides the 25th Amendment, which would
mean the President is incapable and vice president.
He's yelling at TVs?
Yes. I have example after example of this stuff. It was
just it's like shooting fish in a barrel. No, no, Allan Lichtman
author, you respect him in any regard as an author.
I don't really know him and I don't know his works.
Okay. I don't think you'll need to read it after you hear this
little ditty. He has written a book called crimes against
humanity.
I know we associate crimes against humanity. Typically,
with genocide, like what happened in Cambodia, in the
1970s or horrifically in the Holocaust. Don't even get me
started and how the Trump team deals with the Holocaust. That
was my last book FDR and
because they hate the Jews, the Jews and the Jews. Yeah, don't
even get me started about it. We hate the Jews and denies the
Holocaust. That was a pretty bad Jewish accent.
That was my last book, FDR. Oh, shit,
I was just listening out again. That's it. I'm just gonna call
that guy
douchebag holocaust. Don't even get me started and how the Trump
deals with the Holocaust. That was my last book FDR and the
Jews. Alright. However, the International Criminal Court,
which prosecutes genocides has recently put a new priority on
crimes against the environment, which would include catastrophic
climate change. My wife, who's a climate activist, runs a climate
change pack, alerting me to all these things that are going on
with climate change. Now, let me quote you. In 2009, a group of
businessmen wrote a letter to then President Barack Obama,
this was more than seven years ago, and they said, the science
is irrefutable,
irrefutable. I thought it was irrefutable.
I had never heard it pronounced and you can pronounce it both
ways. I'm pretty sure you can
refer to both this controversy
that unless we take strong action against climate change,
the consequences are going to be catastrophic for and they went
on to say, doing this way hurt the economy. It'll help the
economy by moving us into a new economic era. Oh, guess who
signed that letter? Oh, this is Donald J. Trump. Oh no, Ivanka
Trump. Oh no, Eric Trump, and Donald Jr. What has changed in
seven plus years, science is even more compelling. Over 97%
of scientists who published in this area are in agreement, the
threat is more at least
extended correctly extended to too many published but should be
published. In this
97% of scientists who publish in this area are in agreement. The
thread is more immediate and more urgent, you can read about
it every day. So what has changed is only Donald Trump's
political calculation. That to make it in the Republican Party,
he had to join the discredited ranks of the deniers or at
minimum of the skeptics and he has taken so many policies that
not only hold progress in dealing with climate change, but
throttle back progress. The Donald Trump of 2009 would be
the first one calling for the impeachment of Donald Trump
sciences
so he can be impeached for crimes against humanity
no I guess environment
environment yeah and humanity crimes against the environment
is to humanity is humanity somehow but now do we have a
copy of that letter? I'd like to see that it's very funny. Do we
know it exists as a gift full of crap
which I have no idea I don't have a copy that's fine. But I
do have a nice little on shouldn't
be that by the way. Just as an aside, we you and I are both
social media mavens we know you're doing and social justice
matters should have been all over the Twitter verse in the in
the Facebook's.
I agree the Ferris Yeah, I don't know.
This one guy has this note. I mean, I would have thought that
this would have shown up during the campaign, I thought I would
think that this letter existed that Hillary would have been
shaking it at the podium. Yeah. I just think
go for it to a war room. Go for it. Now. That's what I really
like. And Tucker did this with somebody and a couple a couple
of hosts have been saying Okay, is there evidence? Well, no,
they're sources say yeah, but is there evidence now this you
know, we got sources. You're gonna love this. Now there's so
that you can try this out. I don't know if you'll get the
same result. But you should tape it with the little tape
recorder. When you talk to your boys, your newspaper boys. And
say the kind of the same things that Foreman ordered Kurt. I
think former Navy SEAL call Higby. Of course, a Trump
operative. Went on that morning show with Cuomo. And what's the
girl's name? Who's with the with the with the Cuomo kid?
I don't Shannon is not my baby. Yeah,
I forget her name. And he's and he did this line of questioning
by saying well, what are the what sources and you want to
hear someone get triggered,
boom, listening to all this BS, quite frankly. And did you
listen to anything McMaster said today where he said I was in the
room. That didn't happen. Nothing inappropriate was
shared. You're basing all these allegations have one or maybe
two sources which CNN reports to former officials knowledgeable
the situation confirmed to CNN the main points of the story ag
two former former officials tell you I'd come out name those
people, then we'll have something to talk about.
too. It's not just CNN. Its Washington Post New York Times
Wall Street Journal, CNN, ABC resources, Carl,
who are the sources? Oh, because they're hiding behind this and
anonymity.
To me that you're just going to attack sources.
Okay. So are you saying McMasters line?
I'm not saying McMaster? Well, he didn't really answer the
answer appropriately
that's his opinion would be that that's his opinion though.
Not attacking you do not attack the standpoint of CNN Okay, now
there are sources
that I'm going to attack right now and say guess what, I don't
believe them because they're named staying anonymous if they
are that if they stand behind the story come out face the
camera as
you say so we have all I've been doing is facing the camera
people who are in that room we have not anonymous sources we
protect them for real reasons. So the information that is
important to the public third one I mean those were anonymous
sources
anytime an anonymous source seriously so Watergate just it
was all a lie because it was
it was a trial right? Yeah, there was an actual crime that
took place and actual trial. I love it. What are you talking
about? Josh? I'm gonna drop the camera all day telling everybody
that's got the sources.
You know that sources thing became such an issue that when
CB CBS finally did it, and we might as well play one of these
interests or you can Get to the topics. Yeah, I think it's
no no, no, no you can't you can't get to the topic. This is
the topic. This is the topic but
it is the topic and I think doing the full Comey rundown a
CBS one, which is this clip. CBS was so paranoid about the
sources thing that they had to throw in a gratuitous little,
little ditty. Oh, the very beginning of the report that I
know stemmed from the fact that the sources are very
questionable, and this whole report is probably bullcrap.
The former FBI Director James Comey fired last week by
President Trump wrote a memo claiming that the President
tried to shut down the FBI investigation of former National
Security Adviser Michael Flynn. The story was first reported
this evening by the New York Times, but our source has
confirmed the contents of the memo. Comey wrote the memo after
meeting with the president and he notes that President Trump
said that he hoped Comey would let go of the Flynn
investigation. Presidents usually try not to influence FBI
investigations of their administrations to avoid the
appearance of obstruction of justice. Tonight the White House
denies the President tried to shut down the investigation and
our justice correspondent Jessica gaze has more on this
breaking story.
President Trump and then FBI Director James Comey met at the
White House on February 14, the day after National Security
Adviser Michael Flynn was fired. Flynn had lied to the Vice
President about his contacts with Russian Ambassador Sergey
Kislyak. Those contacts are now under investigation by the FBI.
Comey wrote up a memo about the meeting with the President. In
it. He said that Mr. Trump had asked him to drop the Flynn
investigation. I hope you can see your way clear to letting
this go he wrote. He is a good guy. A senior White House
official denied that account and said the president never asked
Mr. Comey or anyone else to end any investigation, including any
investigation involving General Flynn and women. Just last week,
acting FBI director Andrew McCabe told Congress there has
been no interference in the Russia investigation.
So there has been no effort to impede our investigation today.
But a law enforcement source told CBS News there is a whole
lot of interfering happening. Comey was fired last week and
the President said it was because of his handling of the
Russia investigation. He did in 2014 60 Minutes interview which
is Comey said it was imperative that the FBI resist any
political process.
You said that he did Trump did not change the story.
No, Trump didn't say that. He fired Comey because of the
Russian investigation. This
is this is what's being said. I know but he put
it on the on the on the memo, which which was written by this
Assistant Attorney General. And he and that memo, which is what
Trump used as leverage to fire Comey specifically said it was
about the Hillary emails that he got fired. It wasn't because of
this. This is this has been twisted to say this. And
furthermore, the more interesting thing about this
whole story is let me read from this article this following
piece of information under the law. Comey is required to
immediately inform the Department of Justice of any
attempt to obstruct justice. Yes, by any person, even the
president Failure to do so.
It's a felony? Yes,
it's in the disuse. 18 USC and 28 us code 1361. He would also,
upon sufficient proof lose his license to practice law. If he
didn't report it immediately. That's
a small problem.
Just to show this is bullcrap.
There was another letter that was sent from a number of
senators, and it's in the show notes at 930. Dot no agenda
notes.com. And in that memo, the Senate Intelligence Committee
says Hey, since the according to The New York Times and
everything that's been reported, Comey was taking copious notes.
So we presume he did that up for Obama and, and Hillary and we'd
like those as well. So we'd like all of the notes, not just the
ones about Trump, which I think there's a nice little curveball.
It's a curveball that's going to go nowhere, of course, and let
me let and here's the but the reason it's gonna go nowhere was
only explained as far as I can tell once and it was explained
by Judge Napolitano. And you might as well play this clip.
This is the Powell title, lays it out. Okay.
Here's what's on my mind. Everybody that wants to see
those Comey memos. Yeah, you're not gonna see them, because they
are now going to be subject to the special counsel. And he
operates under the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure which
prohibit them from being displayed to the public. First
thing he's going to do is impanel that grand jury,
everybody gets a letter to preserve every anything written
and digital, you don't surrender anything to anybody because I
get to look at it first. That includes the materials that have
been subpoenaed by the Senate, and the materials that have been
subpoenaed by the house. So this will really ratchet down things,
waiting for an end result. The Republicans want the end results
soon. The Democrats want the end result closer to the 2018
election, that's going to be determined by Bob Muller and the
facts as he sees them. But this is going to be a below the radar
screen. Bob Muller in charge investigation. So
if James Comey had
a desire to sort of tell his side of the story, and you know,
his name was really trashed in many ways by the president after
his firing, which I know you took some issue with.
He will not get that opportunity now. He's gonna have to wait for
that
he now knows that he will be a witness in a criminal
investigation. And he knows that he should not say anything until
he testifies before a grand jury or he testifies not testifies,
but gives evidence to Bob Muller's investigators who used
to work for him.
So I have a nuanced question about this. But first it was we
need a special prosecutor, then we need a special investigator.
And now we have a special counsel. I really think the
words matter. Do you know what the what the nuances in this
particular case?
No, I don't know the absolute nuance. But I know that a
special prosecutor was based on that law this long since I think
been repealed. And this is based on a newer law, which gave him
wider range, they could go wandering around and find him,
which has happened more than once. Yeah, where the guys
decided just to go crazy. And just because he got all his
power. And it was always the fear that this could happen
again, with the next guy, even though he's a counsel. I don't
think it's I don't think it's that different, but it is a
different name. So we have to continue to kind of look into
it. I have no I, I just wanted to, because based on the
politics of x had a setup clip for that, which I want to play.
Because what you heard there I think is right, I think Comey
for example, if he testifies or says anything to anybody, when
they impanel, the grand jury, he's going to be grilled about
that with you. No, no, no way to defend himself because you don't
get an attorney to help you. In a grand jury. You just have to
talk right? So I wonder how dumb both the Senate committee is and
the House Committee when I hear a clip like this one. This is
the setup clip, with Chaffetz Chafee Chafee, the guy who's the
head of the House committee that will be investigating this.
Last night, the House Oversight Committee asked the FBI to
produce all of the notes of former Director Comey has
conversations with the President. Jason Chaffetz chairs
that committee and he is joining us now from Utah. Mr. Chairman,
how does the appointment of a special prosecutor change your
plans to investigate this? Now look, the
house has its own equities and we will continue to pursue our
own investigation and still plan and hope to have a hearing with
Director Comey as early as next week.
I have a shave for any bets a best on this?
I would bet no. Yeah, I bet. I would bet No. I have a shave.
It's clip.
So you heard Nancy Pelosi, the longtime Democratic Leader in
the House describe Robert Muller is not truly independent. Do you
think he's truly independent?
He's as good as it gets. I mean, his his credentials are
impeccable. He served in the Bush administration, the Obama
administration know he is unassailable in terms of his
credentials, his background, and I think your point is well
taken. He's in the latter part of his career, he has nothing to
prove he's been silent politically. It doesn't get any
better than Robert Mueller. If you're going to do it. I also
agree that I don't think they should have actually proceed or
appointed somebody. Why did they? I mean, I think they're
feeling the political heat. Maybe they're watching a little
too much television and read too many newspapers and whatnot. But
I look, I have not seen any evidence of actual collusion.
Where is the actual crime that they think they need a special
prosecutor to, to prosecute? I just I haven't seen that.
There's been a lot of flailing, but they've left flailing
started before January 20. Did you expect this? I'm very
surprised by it. No. Heads up. I don't think the Speaker's office
got a heads up and I at least read online that the the White
House only got about 30 minutes heads up. So no, it caught us.
Totally out of the blue.
We have several attorneys in our producer pool. And right if you
didn't take long, so what is a special counsel? And what is the
difference between a special counsel a special prosecutor and
an independent counsel, the terms are largely
interchangeable to refer to someone appointed to investigate
allegations that can involve a conflict of interest within the
Department of Justice, but the manner in which they are
appointed and why has changed over time. Here comes the
statute regarding the grounds for appointing a special counsel
says the attorney general or acting Attorney General in case
cases where the Attorney General is recused can appoint a special
counsel when a case presents a conflict of interest for the
Justice Department, or other extraordinary circumstances. In
this case, Deputy Attorney General rod Rosenstein was able
to appoint Muller because Attorney General Jeff Sessions
has recused himself. So it's kind of the same thing. It's
just who gets to appoint him. Who gets to appoint that
counsel? Now let's talk about Muller for a moment because the
thing we know a couple of things about Muller let's just just
background are one. He came in a few months before 911. His 10
year term meant to not have J. Edgar Hoover crap going on in
the FBI was extended by I believe two years by Obama. He
had an office at Facebook. He had his own office and would
walk in Hey, Zach, how you doing? That was in Time
magazine. So what what do we think of this guy for this?
Well, I would like to play because there's a little gotcha
in there that I think you left out on your list, which makes
this clip even better. This is this is the Mueller, Obama
Muller, CBS rundown one. This is the story.
rundown one. Okay.
We're reporting from the White House tonight because of the
rapidly developing investigation into whether the President tried
to shut down an FBI investigation of his
administration. Among the developments late today the
Department of Justice announced it will appoint a former FBI
Director Robert Mueller as an independent special counsel to
investigate the Trump administration and allegations
of Russian interference with the presidential election. The
chairman of the House Oversight Committee tells CBS News he
expects fired FBI Director James Comey will testify next
Wednesday. The stock markets fell sharply in the turmoil, the
Dow was down 372 points almost 2%. The Nasdaq fell by more than
two and a half percent. Mr. Trump complained today that
quote, no politician in history has been treated worse or more
unfairly. It's been another day of momentous events. And Jeff
the gays has the latest.
The tipping point game yesterday when it was revealed that former
FBI Director James Comey had taken notes about his February
meeting with President Trump. The meeting took place the day
after National Security Adviser Michael Flynn was fired for
lying to the Vice President.
Does this guy have to take an unbelievable dump? Boom, one
day God grabbed the minute.
I'm here with the adviser Michael Flynn was fired for
lying to the Vice President about his contacts with Russian
Ambassador Sergey Kislyak. In his memo, Comey wrote that
President Trump said I hope you can see your way clear to
letting this go to letting Flynn go. He is a good guy that raise
the specter of obstruction of justice. And today Deputy
Attorney General rod Rosenstein decided that the Justice
Department could no longer run the investigation. He authorized
a special counsel to ensure a full and thorough investigation
of the Russian government's efforts to interfere in the 2016
presidential election. Rosen Stein's pick of Robert Muller to
run the investigation puts a veteran law enforcement official
at the helm. Muller is best known for leading the FBI for 12
years after the 911 attacks. Before that, he led the US
investigation of the Pan Am 103 Bomber
Man Damn it bend over you Cliff crab Crab. No one ever talks
about that. No. As an aside in Texas, we say Miller and not
Mueller for some unknown reason. We say Leila Yeah, Miller it's
over there by Miller.
I like to call a Muller because any go Muller you
gotta find out who that guy was. How did he get into the
broadcasting Muller guys?
I have no idea voice from perfect engine trying to start
up here's the process not perfect voice
for podcasting. Really? Sorry the way
I say it. Yeah. Hey, just a little Annie. I'm the most
corrupt situation in fact there was a highlighted in that movie
you love so much. Yeah. Hi. realisation which is Adam Curtis
his latest flick a two and a half hours a little long. But
everyone should watch this movie. It's all no agenda.
At the end. He goes a little bit off the rails from
Yeah, well, he's trying to soften it up a bit. But he talks
all about the Pan Am Jakob yes disaster. And apparently Mueller
was a gap part of the guy who was like shifted this blame from
Syria where the blame belonged to live via which was a great
stuff about Libya in that movie how Gaddafi was just a stooge
every time he turned around. Yeah. And there's Muller, there
he is.
The best part about that, and I remembered it is that Trump gave
Qaddafi land for him to pitch his tent.
Yeah. And then bragged about ripping him off.
Want you to be clean? That's right. My love for you that
almost obscene. Really? Oh, you know what I mean, magazine,
magazine, man, Maxine,
we don't have to be afraid to use the word impeachment. We
don't have to think that impeachment is out of our reach.
All we have to do is make sure that we are talking to the
American public, that we're keeping them involved, that
we're resisting every day. And we're challenging every day. And
we're calling this President to account for what he's doing and
what he's saying. I believe in this very strongly. And so I
don't know what's going to happen after today, when all of
the questions have been raised about him sharing this
classified information. But I think this is gonna put us a
little bit further on our way to what I've been calling for for
so long, and that is impeachment. Thank you. Mario's
stay, whoa, yo, she is
beautiful. Now, there's something else that besides the
violation of US Code by Comey, if he didn't report the so
called intimidation is that the President is the final arbiter
of what's classified and what's not. Yeah, you can do that
whenever the president can declassify everything if he
wanted to, he wouldn't, of course do that. And there's
probably some stuff that's super high level top secret that he
wouldn't do and knows exists to be declassified. But generally
speaking, the classification is under his final control. So if
he even leaks classified information, he just declassify
it.
Yeah, but this is this is not what is being discussed the
programming that is going into people's brains, and it really
is in there with very intelligent people who I know
personally. They truly believe. And these are people who are not
getting up for reelection or up for an election in 2018. These
are people who are not electable for anything. They truly believe
that that this was collusion with our enemies. So they also
believe Russia is our enemy. We're not doing it. There's no
nuclear treaty, the START treaty is none of that. Now, there's
nothing we're not trying to fight terrorism together. Now
there's none of that No, is
clearly the we have it. We have a Russian in the space station
to get kicked that guy, we can't even get to the space station
without the Russians help.
But what is happening is certainly for the older
audience, or who are the only people watching MSNBC, CNN and
Fox. For the older audience. We're we're kind of easing
history into it for everybody. This is a promo from MSNBC for
the lesbian and the lesbian being Chris Hayes, of course,
Watergate, you know its name because they're reporters never
stopped asking questions. Now. Who knows where the questions
will take us, but I do know this. I'm not going to stop
asking.
That's right. Questions just like Watergate, we're not going
to stop asking them I'm Chris Hayes on MSNBC be better. And
they're bringing in historical where
you know that even that's not even well reported. Because
Watergate was largely not a piece of or a, a function of
asking a lot of questions. It was mostly a function of meeting
some guy in a basement to 15 year old girls to 15 year old
girl beside besides the girls meeting some guy in a basement
who was a CIA guy who was feeding feeding them the
information that they would just write down an inmate and then
report. It just bullcrap.
Well, here's a professor from Yale, Timothy Snyder on that
same MSNBC History Channel.
I'm Timothy, let me start with you and your book on tyranny.
We're just talking about how so much of what we've seen over the
last three, four months has been described as unprecedented, and
that there's not a great sense of history in America or history
in the world.
Oh, John, do you know what this is precedent? This is an
unprecedented I mean, what do you what does it remind you of
it? It's not just Watergate,
you take a little bit longer view of
things in this book. Yeah. What I tried to do is imitate the
Founding Fathers when the founding fathers wrote the
Constitution.
Yeah, I'm imitating them right now. That's right. I mean, hey,
where's my slave? I'm imitating the founding fathers,
the founding fathers when the founding fathers wrote the
Constitution. I think he meant to say irritating the Founding
Fathers maybe just
missing the sense of history. Sure. Being in America or
history in the world. You take a little bit longer view of things
in this book.
Yeah. What I tried to do imitate the Founding Fathers when the
founding fathers wrote the Constitution, they were worried
about the future of the Republic, they look back at
examples of democracies and Republicans failing. When we can
today look back at the 20th century, we also see that most
republics and most democracies fail, what history can do is
spread our imagination so that we can see how they fail and
give us tools to try to help us because a lot of the things that
are happening to us are just the early stages of processes that
have happened elsewhere. So history can help.
And what do you see in terms of a parallel of the last history
can help 20 centers? You've watched the first few months of
the Trump administration? Is there a parallel?
Oh, John, come on. This is gonna ask John, what's the parallel?
What's the parallel?
Yes, of course, they're all They're all kinds of parallels
and everyday ones. He's a new one. So for example, with the
firing of Mr. Comey, there are a couple of things. First of all,
the idea of loyalty. Loyalty is a way that you take a rule of
law state like ours off the rails and transform it into
something else. When the President asked the FBI director
for lawyers, etc.
Is he implying that this was against the law?
No, it's Hitlerian. Wait for it the law
state like ours off the rails and transform it into something
else. When the President asked the FBI director for loyalty,
he's actually trying to change the character of the American
government, Hitler in 1934, began precisely loyalty and it
was from that moment forward that he was the leader. And no
longer just the Chancellor of Germany, or, for example, firing
Mr. Comey by sending over ahead of a private security detail.
That's what happens in Germany as well. The private security
detail eventually becomes the SR.
Oh, it's the SLS on the SS the private security details as
they become more important than the police. It's a baby step
forward to use the head of your private bodyguard to fire the
FBI director. But it's a troubling indication of the way
this man's mind works.
Yes, he is. Redmine come on time to
flip it a day for you too. Thank you very much. embarrassment,
anyone who's ever studied history by and by the way, is
asked for loyalty mean? Yeah. It's nothing he's ever done it
once somebody suggested to me, would you ask me it would make
me take any loyalty. Good idea. And that's what Trump said.
Trump said. Yeah, that'd be a great idea. I think it was just
kidding. Yeah. In his way of kidding, by the things
regardless,
regardless, he didn't do that in this was this twisting was the
fact.
No, this is all twisting the facts. And this is actually so
it's, it's in such a massive scale. Yeah, it brings us back
to my belief, which is the one that suggests that the CIA has a
lot of people planted in the media, and they're paying Am I
think, yes, and that they want to influence people. But I
hold on, I have clips for that. I have clips you want to finish
your thought?
I know. I think that girl you're gonna do is prove me right?
Yes, I am. David Gregory chip, is how we call them often.
Is there any sign that he's been weakened, he's certainly getting
beat up and not helped by how they're handling it. But the
base numbers every time they measure it strongly? Well, they
are strong for now. But they've been getting weaker. I'm
certainly not going to predict the President's political
future. We've all been been wrong about that. But I also
think we have to take things one step at a time. I mean, you
know, within the media itself, you know, you got Fox news out
there. savaging everybody talking about this is activism
over journalism. Stop, stop yourself. Okay. Let's just keep
our journalism matters. We have been reminded of that, in the
past, we did journalism matters. It's been great journalism has
come out.
We need signs, like Black Lives Matter, journalism matters. For
journalists, it matters. We have been reminded of that, in the
past few days. It's been great journalism has come out under
the Trump administration. Everybody's got to do their job,
journalists do their job, see where that takes you to job got
to do its job, do your job got a president who is both ill
informed, who does not have experience and who thinks he can
bully his way through our democratic system.
So I read that as do your job, you're not doing your job,
right. You're doing it wrong. And here's Well, I have two
more.
I just want to throw it mentioned some Yeah, sure. Do
you remember in 2008 when Obama who had no experience got in
office and there was a big brouhaha early on about oh, do
you want him to fail you trying to make him fail? You're gonna
make it fail? No, we don't want Rush Limbaugh and all these guys
are in on this because they're always slight slightly critical.
And then they all who were had to back off say no, no, we're
not ever we don't want the President to fail. We do not
want Obama to fail. We don't want him to fail. These guys.
What happened to that kind of thinking now they want him to
fail. The reason
why is racism. They had to say that because otherwise As they
would not just be shitty Republicans, they would be
racist. That's why That's why none of that was said. None of
it. MSNBC jeulia I Hoff, I have young girl new and not seen her
around the block, CIA acid. What's
even more scary is that half the country, I think, is watching a
different channel tonight. And they're getting this from a
totally different perspective. And you have certain Republican
senators saying, well, it's unclassified. The second it
leaves the President's mouth, he has the ability, the legal
ability, and the legal right to declassify anything he deems
worth declassifying. So I think a lot of people are going to be
getting that, that spin on the story. And, ah, your
spin, Mr. demora. This is going to spin back get Wait, wait, it
gets better with this girl
worth declassifying. So I think a lot of people are going to be
getting that dad spin on the story. And this is going to look
increasingly like last week's kerfuffle over the
photographers, as you know, the media being out to get Trump and
he's just trying to shake things up. And what's wrong with making
a deal with the Russians who are also fighting the same guys that
we are in Syria, which is of course not at all true?
Not at all true. Now the Russians are fighting somebody
else. It's not at all true. So what she's what she's saying?
Yeah, I admit, I wanted to go a little deeper than just this guy
is CIA. I mean, that's easy. He's, she's slick. And she's
pretty good looking. Now, this is an obvious give me her name.
Her name is I just had you said it a minute ago. Dammit, I'll
look, I'll look it up. Okay. The war room will find that for me.
They heard what I said. Yeah. Uh, Chris Matthews. Now, he's
got to be on the payroll because there's no there's no other
reason he should be in the business whatsoever.
Mush mouth.
And he pretty much says I only trust CIA.
Well, it's all over. Let me ask you, Eli, you know, the
government here. I have confidence in two forces,
straight front page media. I think it's better than it's ever
been in years. I think the tradecraft of the top
metropolitan papers is unbelievable. Right now. We have
our program from the times journal, especially, in some
cases, the Wall Street Journal as well sometimes. And I also
have faith in the civil service. I think people like Sally Yates
save us every day of the week. I think those people do their
jobs. They're not some of them, maybe Democrats and liberals,
even progressives, but they do their job and they uphold their
service. I think Trump can't stand either one of those two
groups because they confound him and they limit his power and he
hates that.
Yeah. So what he's saying is CIA is across party lines. They're
everywhere. It's Julie IO for i o FF II, I have both I
O, f, f y. What a weird name.
Do you really think I got that, Julia? I think I got that.
Right, Julia. Now, while you're looking that up, by the
way, trade craft, which of course, I've never, you don't
hear that.
You spice this up by stuff by craft? Yeah. Well, they say just
a word Hillary Hillary would always say trade trade craft.
He read the newspapers.
For spying. Oh, yeah. For spying. She would talk about
tradecraft. The whole the state detection, it is a spying term.
Now, let me see if I have. If I have a clip.
I've heard spy craft and tradecraft
well, about this. year's Newland, new one we'll do
other than to say it was pretty impressive. tradecraft, the
audio was extremely clear.
You go tradecraft, tradecraft is spying to the White House, send
out their shields. And wait, they got historians talking
stuff. Send our guy, Doug weed, but got my attention. Just
looking at his name. Yeah, I'm gonna listen to that guy. And he
does something. This is the talking points from the White
House, which is a big mistake. Big mistake. This does not work.
When you go and say, well, Obama Dania. I'm on London. And it
doesn't work. But he's whining, but he did it anyway. And this
was one I'd forgotten. Yes. Whining.
Yes, we've had worse than than this with the Chinese and under
the Clintons, where millions of dollars were donated to the
Clintons and Chinese officials in the Oval Office. And the
money had to be refunded your viewers can Google it and read
all about it.
Remember that
Google is Do you remember that? Yeah, vaguely.
They had to give that money back. It was oh, and the same
thing happened with Obama but they didn't catch him. It was
all credit cards.
You don't think that this is an interference of a different
kind, especially when it has to do deal with cyber and about
cyber ganda? Through means through which you didn't have to
propagate ones have to do like television like you. You can
spread it faster and quicker. And In a larger extent than at
any point in history, duckweed.
Well, technology has changed, maybe so but the Chinese the
money that came into the Clintons that had to be refunded
that came both to the DNC and came to the president's legal
trust fund that had to be refunded, there were 66 criminal
counts brought against the people who made the donations.
That was a serious crisis. And some of the donors were from the
People's Republic of China, they scattered when the FBI tried to
prosecute.
If I were if I were Don Lemon, I'd be like, Wow, that's kind of
the same thing only with actual traceable money. Wow,
let's get this back on track. I'm gonna respond to any of
that. But
I don't know if you listen to this. It's very funny.
Yeah. Let's get back back to
Tony Blinken back into this, Tony, I don't know if you want
to respond to any of that. But in my question, and you can
respond whoever you want. I don't know if you're on
but you couldn't do whatever you want. But that doesn't sound
like a good idea to respond to that. Tony, I don't think you
should do that. Because control room says they'll cut you off in
a heartbeat. And we didn't stop there.
I see it totally differently. I mean, the Jim Comey firing,
it's, it's portrayed like the FBI or 12 Men operating out of a
garage and so he's fired. And that ends the investigation. And
what hasn't been said and what isn't discussed is his
successor. Andrew McCabe is a Democrat who investigated
Hillary Clinton found her innocent and his wife, Jill
McCabe received $700,000 When she ran for office in Virginia,
from the Clinton machine, 500,000 of it from Terry
McAuliffe. No one talks about that he's the Acting Director of
the FBI.
What does it have to do with this investigation?
It's a fact and all day long, people have been saying he fired
Comey. Therefore, he was trying to obstruct justice by keeping
the investigation into the Russian collusion. Well, it
didn't stop the investigation at all. It didn't. Even with all
due respect,
I still don't understand what what one has to do with the
other. I love that. What does that have to do with respect? I
don't have a clue what you're saying.
Well, well, you just mentioned that your guests just before
mentioned the firing of coma, have call me coma as part of the
obstruction of justice. Because just because you get rid of
Comey, you don't get rid of the F and that
is not a very good sign that I just caught that he said coma.
The truth always wants to come out. I just got a report eight
days ago, Roger Ailes was pushed fell at his Florida home and hit
his head and they put him into an induced coma. Just just a
little aside, there, the word coma is in the air. It's
before mentioned the firing of coma of Comey as part of the
obstruction of justice. Because just because you get rid of
Comey, you don't get rid of the FBI investigation, the current
act and
to do with his the current FBI guy being a Democrat and
investigating Hillary Clinton. I don't I don't see a clear line
here because because the President does not improve his
chances in the investigation. Exchanging Comey for for Andrew
McCabe, there's no improvement for Donald Trump. Angela CAVC.
Director,
correct? That's correct. Yeah. Okay. So, the the, he has to
appoint another he's gonna appoint a permanent director,
maybe but they're considering McCain, too.
Does anyone on this panel want to respond to that? Look, I
served with
Andrew McCabe. He is a consummate professional. So you
know, it's, it's it's always fun to try to tear down people in
order to distract from what's really going on. Oh, but you're
barking up the wrong tree if you're trying to tear down
Andrew McCabe.
Back to the Democrats. So it's not improving the President's
odds by getting rid of Comey know what he is as a
professional and that may not be improving
the President's odds either by
making the guy's point for him, how can you watch this? This
Drac
Well, it's my job.
It's unbelievable how bad that I mean,
I could go full time day trading. 15 more seconds.
How does this guy even hold down? CNN is so
right. And the Woolsey I didn't clip him but Woolsey was on this
program with lemon. That's how crazy it is. Know what
he is is a professional that may not be improving the president's
house either.
Well, I guess the point that maybe you're trying to make
maybe a little disjointed this FBI is Annabelle one person and
they're going to continue with this investigation. Let's
receive a panel session to choose a new FBI director. Yeah,
this is what happens if these guys are going to go home and
they're going to vomit because they they are burned. Beans are
scrambled Wait a minute I just made that guy's point for him.
Oh no
and nobody noticed that's what's the weird part
well I think people notice but then you get a well if you want
to respond to that if you do I mean you got to make up your own
mind how you want to respond but I'm wouldn't recommend you would
respond to that you know that's not good
you got me up there should just go with that I'd
like to thank you for your courage and say in the morning
to you John C. or the C stands for Comey and the beer devil
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I loved the one of Stevie Wonder promoting Atari video game
saying if I could see I'd be playing this game. Crazy. I had
never seen that before.
I never saw it when I saw it is that oh my god, this goes right
in the news. Perfect.
Oh, my goodness. And you think that was that wasn't a Photoshop
or
it was too? Well, you know, it's always possible. Anything's
possible. But as I looked at it, it would have didn't have the
right earmarks to be Photoshop. I mean, there's things you look
for that maybe this looked like I'd add some dumb add. It had
the right picture of the STV at the time of Ataris surgence.
Absurd or emergence emerge, and he had the control. I mean, no,
no, that's, I would doubt if that whoever photoshopped that
if it was if they did, I would just I would want to become
their protege. I mean, it's not No, I don't think so.
Why don't you Why don't you call a Theo Teddy.
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Professor Theodore. Professor Ted, come on. Hey, Professor
Ted, you can call them you can call them all kinds of things.
So let's start with thinking a few people get to associate
executive produce three associated executive producers
and two executive producers starting with your Anthony
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I'm sorry to interrupt Snopes says it's fake. Oh, you have
note?
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exist because it's so stupid. I love it though. But there's no
doubt in my mind is that somebody would could have done
that ad.
Yeah, apparently was holding an audio device. Not?
No. Okay. Well, I have to look at it more carefully. I
mean, you know what, it made me laugh and doesn't matter. That's
where I see it. It doesn't matter if I laughed, and it was
good. That's it. I always ask Tina one question. Just Oh,
Allah heard the show said Did you laugh? And says, Yeah, and I
always say what about what and she always says, Can't remember.
Remember seranthony Seven. Westfield, Indiana came in was
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would come in and it was one of those bank checks that comes in
through the the system pay electronic or whatever it is.
And he did send an email which I looked up really quickly, and
I'll read good sir, has been too long since my last tribute. I
beg forgiveness for this douchebaggery I've been
contemplating the completion of my barony for some time. Then I
received by the way, the AdWords is with the doctor and the
Chesterfields or whatever so lucky strikes was just as funny
as the fake ad.
Guy lie And I remember those. My mom smoked when I was kid what I
liked about
that ad is that it had an actual number which reminded me of the
of the global warming thing where they actually they're
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it up with this is when I don't have the when I don't have
anything in front of me. I can't work ahead.
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but I see you pull up maybe I ask you ain't gonna pull this
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from you and Robertson and he's no location here in the United
States someplace. He gave us $274.88. And I can't find a
note. So if you have a note, it at least is not with any email
that uses the words doing or Robertson. And so I just kind
of,
okay, I'm firing up the email. Why don't you continue and I'll
look for look for uns email.
Okay, now we have Jason Werner, who also has found it. Oh, you
found you once. Yes. He sent it to you.
Yeah. Well, and I forwarded it to Eric. But how it goes. Thank
you both for a great show on Thursday. This donation makes me
a night Oh, I'm glad we looked it up. Oh, hold on. I got to do
some accounting. I did really dislike it when this happens.
Yeah, we especially especially because I did forward this. You
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ITM gents. It's been. It's been a while. So here's my part, this
part of the show. Yeah. So here's my part of the value for
value. Keep up the great work, John. Yes. Some of us do
actually read the newsletter. I place myself somewhere between
category one and two is we had a category situation in there. And
that's reasonable. And no, you always got bunch of requests
again. Now you have to do it on the fly. Ready? Yeah. abama No,
no, no. Don't eat me. Luckily, they're not obscure. Don't eat
me. Hillary. Little girl. Yay. And karma for all.
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girl. Yeah,
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no, no, no, no. Hey, Hillary Clinton. You've got karma.
Girls Day we did those. You know, I'd like to hear her voice
now.
Like, Hey, can you do the little girl yay, for sure. A decent
life? Why
don't you have a little setting on that little machine of yours
that changed his voices to a woman's voice?
Yeah, I'd have to mess with it.
Okay, do it some other time? Yeah. Tired. Are you wasting by
the way? Do I owe you an apology?
Oh, no. That was very odd. So, you know, we had some technical
issues on the pre stream on Thursday on Sunday, whenever it
was last month advertising. And, you know, it's always
frustrating for both of us. And but we got we got it fixed as
best we could. And 930 Yeah, and then yeah, took a while. And we
still didn't really get it fixed. Although it seems to be
fixed today. We'll talk about that in a minute. So the
beginning was a little rough. And you know, and I got huffy. I
was still triggered by the technical stuff. And then we
move on like we always do. And now and people are like, Oh,
this ruin the whole experience for me. Like rather
criticizing me for being mean
to you. i You can see
one Baron on Twitter going on and on about this as you should
apologize. I said, I said, I'll tell you what if he asked for an
apology, I'll give him when I don't know what for. And I said,
meanwhile, you're blocked. And I told him again that you could be
unblocked if you if if this turned around. No. This was
bullcrap.
Meanwhile, you are blocked. I blocked you. I blocked keep
blocking you. So this guy had had already asked that on no
agenda. social.com. And I said no. I said this bullcrap. Who
was he hearing?
I don't know what you what you're hearing is real. People
who have been together for 10 years are quite honestly, pretty
tired of Fed, unhinged and fed up. Fed up? Yeah, so that's
normal. That's that's what you want. I don't understand who who
it wasn't. It wasn't. He wasn't exactly the way I supposed to
be. It was.
I hate it that it's a baron because you don't get to
Baronies. Without I'm triggered. I'm triggered with the show. I
know.
But
unless you heard to it in this lesson. You're the bear in that
dream Baron, where you hear two shows and say here's three
grand. This doesn't happen.
I do like the weird that we have no problem pushing back on the
high level donor when we just feel as righteous. I mean, it's
crazy. No, it doesn't. We get to each other all the time. And
sometimes sometimes apologize to us. Yes. Sometimes right after
the show. It doesn't happen. Sometimes you unblock him
after unblock him after I receive an apology. Although I
will be able to receive it on Twitter. Obviously. Sir, Shyster
destroyer of cones is our last as Associate Executive producer
from Terryville Connecticut tuner $9.30 I am donating $29.30
To become an Associate Executive Producer for show 930 I would
like to take a minute to credit John for his excellent
deconstruction of my style. destroyer of cones from my
knighting ceremony last year, not quite 100% but definitely in
the ballpark. I don't know what he's referring to that to me a
destroyer of cones of guys who drives down the street and he
sees a bunch of cones you know that tell you not to go into
that lane. Any carefully knocks them over one after another.
Yes. I have done that myself.
Yeah, you can You can clip them with your car. It's fun. Yeah,
you clip them and boom over there. And if you do it right,
it's like it's like a 110 split.
If you do it if you do it right, you can do boo boo, boo, boo
boo.
We need videos of that people.
Yeah, I'd like to take this awkward. It's probably illegal.
I'd like to everything is I'd like to take this opportunity to
formally call out Jenna. As a douchebag.
And thanks again Eric for not marking this as a call out. It
came in 15 minutes early and slack and
I disagree with you on this one. There's no reason to mark in
red. He does. Oh, he always does. He always does when not
when it's in the donation. Yes. Read it.
Yes, he does. Well, I'm
glad he didn't because I don't it's harder to read it when it's
in red like that. Especially if it's a big book
giant haven't changed the colors.
All right, whatever. She's been a nice go back backup. Alright.
She's been a boner for long enough. Lastly, I'd like to
request a pro solo karma for all of G fab, including Baronet.
Don, cool. And myself. Thank you for the best podcast in the
universe, sir. shyster
destroyer of cones. And did he want to just a pro solo calm?
Okay. You've got karma. There we go.
So that's 12345 guys that are up there in the in the numbers. It
wasn't a great, great killer. The newsletter was not that
effective. But you know, it made the point I think
it always makes the point. I liked I liked the point of the
newsletter. Well, thank you, to our executive producers and
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show coming up on Sunday for red.org/n A in the meantime,
while you're figuring out how this all compares to Watergate
tried propagating formula, our formula is this we go out we had
people in the mouth
those were on these these topics, and we're not obviously
not going to do too much discussion as Seth Rich right
away. But I do want to get our T's take on this. Okay.
Do we want to play the actual report that this all came from?
We're talking about the laptop story.
Yeah. From rod Wheeler. This is this is the guy who discovered
this. This is former police detective.
You're talking No, you're talking about that. Seth Rich.
Oh, I'm sorry. What do you I missed on I'm still on that
bond. The other stuff I want to get. I'm sorry, but this one
here. This is Artie. I got a whole clip of the whole intro. I
said you know I can just you know because our team is going
on about ridiculing everybody, as being douchebags are
reporting things to where they are. But this little clip at
this one here, this is the RT Russia and the laptop story fine
tuned kicker. I is actually the is the nut and I think has got a
little item in here. That is very interesting.
The New York Times and NBC both have been running the story that
it's actually Israel has provided the intelligence that
Donald Trump which he allegedly and reportedly told to Foreign
Minister Lavrov at their meeting last week, but ironically, at
one of the top reporters of MSNBC, Richard Engel tweeted out
that, in fact, one of the US intelligence officials had told
him the only thing that Trump said to lever off was the
information about laptops which the terrorists have designed and
they could carry it on board and explode the aircraft out of the
air. So that's, you know, it's it creates a lot of confusion as
to what the truth is behind all this story.
All right. All right. Did I just hear Richard Engel pillared
surprise winning journalist? He's an adviser to Hillary
Clinton.
No, he didn't. No, I don't think so.
What did he say?
Let's play it again. Now, let's just bring that in.
That's what I heard.
The New York Times and NBC both have been running the story that
it's actually Israel. It's provided the intelligence that
Donald Trump which he allegedly and reportedly told to Foreign
Minister Lavrov at their meeting last week, but ironically, at
one of the top reporters of MSNBC, Richard Engel tweeted out
that I'm
sorry, I totally misheard that. I'm glad to check.
In fact, one of the US intelligence officials had told
them that the only thing that Trump said to lever off was the
information about laptops which the terrorists have designed and
they could carry it on board and explode the aircraft out of the
air. So that's, you know, It creates a lot of confusion as to
what the truth is behind all this story
I love. I'm glad you got this, you break it down and I got some
for you on this.
There's a couple of things in here. One, Israel was mentioned
by Trump. There's the only people that reported that
everybody else said Trump didn't know it came from Israel and the
New York Times as the ones that blew that into the into the
public domain. And Trump is an idiot, because he should have
known something about about the source Trump's an idiot doesn't
know what the source. So there's all that. And then angle who is
always we've always categorized assets books book. Yeah, he's a
huge asset, which is
why he's mentioned by name as the top journalist. I'm sure
that's what RT is trying to communicate here.
By maybe that's a good point. I didn't catch that. But that's a
possibility. But But angle is now in the mix. But he is he's
on the pullback side. Because as we said earlier in the show,
maybe they're overdoing it. And they need to put, you know, the
CIA, we're assuming are behind this, this this slamming of the
President, the endless slamming of the President, but slamming
of the president. They, they're, maybe this is a moment where
hey, we got to pull it back. Because the public has not, you
know, they're getting very upset by this. Now we had that like
that idiot from American University, who says you got to
quit tomorrow,
hurry up. There's something else going on here. The key point,
which really is not being discussed very, very, at all,
laptops, and if you really listen to that report, that
could blow up airplanes. And I think what they're insinuating
here, is remotely be so you, and this all goes back to 911. And
this, of course, is from an I'd said, of course, but it is of
course from conspiracy conspiracy circles. And what
does Israel have to do with that? Now, there's plenty of
people who believe that Israel was behind the 911 attacks. And
they pin that on unit 8200. And unit 8200 Is the Israeli
intelligence core unit for their signals intelligence, and they
have been working on stuff like this. And there's plenty of
plenty of reporting doesn't mean it's true. But there's plenty of
reporting about that. And in the message that Trump may have been
giving you may have been a little different. Let me just
see that report. Again, what was it called the laptop story? Just
listen, I
was a New York Times and NBC both have been running the story
that it's actually Israel provided the intelligence to
Donald Trump, which he allegedly and reportedly told to Foreign
Minister Lavrov at their meeting last week, but ironically, at
one of the top reporters of MSNBC, Richard Engel tweeted out
that, in fact, one of the US intelligence officials had told
him that the only thing that Trump said to lever off was the
information about laptops, which the terrorists have designed and
they could carry it on board and explode the aircraft out of the
air. So that's, you know, it's
okay. I noticed maybe I'm just hearing that because that's what
I've been looking at. Okay. Well, I do have we had that we
had that. The the was the Russian airliner was blown out
of the sky in Egypt. Yeah. Yeah. So there's a lot of talk about
that unit at 200. Keep it on the radar. You never know.
put something down. But here's the clip. This is on some CBS
and this is about the this is all I don't know what they're
trying to do here. I think somebody's gonna get killed. But
this is the ISIS bomb making story that was played on CBS.
Well, the classified intelligence that the President
divulged to the Russian diplomats involved ISIS plans to
bring down jetliners by hiding bombs in laptop computers,
Charlie Delgado, is learning more.
Amid the bombed out ruins of Mosul University. US officials
say they've uncovered evidence that ISIS was developing a new
type of bomb that could pass through an airport scanner
undetected. We joined Iraqi Special Forces here just days
after the hard fought battle to recapture the university in
January. It's long been believed that Mosul University was the
center of the militants bomb making projects using the
school's equipments and labs. US officials now believe that
research includes a new generation of more powerful
explosives that could be concealed in a computer. When
ISIS overran Mosul in 2014. They also captured the city's
International Airport and with it all the modern security
scanner and screening equipment necessary to test new bombs. On
our trip, there were certain no go areas Iraqi forces kept us
well away from entering the most sensitive buildings warning that
ISIS has had booby trapped them
wow, John, you know what that means Bonanza time. New scanners
needed because they have the they had they foiled us. They
got the schematics, they got the blueprints, we need new scanners
and we need there's just everyone get naked two birds
with one stone, we've always wanted that. What else could it
be got, we need new scanning technology. This is this is
interesting as it folds into the laptop ban on flights from
Europe, we can sell this crap all over the world. If you want
to fly to the United States of America with the right you gotta
have the right equipments. And I'm sure we'll have the right
equipment for our area, we'll
always have the right equipment. So it's gonna be cheap,
I'm sorry, my materiel
not going to be cheap. So who's the company's going to supply
this is going to be
three L three, which is charged off by this shirt off and
Associates and they buy from L three, I believe
we had to find out and get to the bottom of who's going to
make these new scanners because that means that all the airports
in the country in the world around the world, we're gonna
have to buy these scanners because the old scanners have
been compromised, which sounds like something they could have
done anyway, you know, in a number of ways is robbing
airport and steal the scanner. And it's the big scanner. This
is the does that have to be the baggage scanner because it's
going to be in a laptop and the laptop is gonna go through the
scanner, and you're gonna have to be able to spot this going
through. And I don't know, it's a new piece of gear. And yes,
you're gonna have to be a new piece of gear. And of course,
the probably two pieces, because there's that little rubbing
thing that was wrapped with a little pad and they stick out.
And that's the sniffer
that's got to go to I'm sure they've missed two pieces of
equipment, and you're gonna cost a lot of money. I've
always felt that looked pretty outdated with those little white
pads. And let me just swab you.
Yeah, it seems like I talked to one of the operators to that
thing about it was you mean officer? He was an operator. And
so he said, Well, you know, there's different pieces. The
problem is, you know, somebody would pesticides and sometimes
pesticides will set them off and different things you can get on
your fingers.
In the midst of all of this, you know, just to review the
historical context of the Washington Post, which is where
Woodward and Bernstein came from. Washington Post is the one
who you know is the is the outfit that is breaking the
stories, although with an assist from New York Times who
obviously couldn't stay behind. I did not know that in February
of this year. Do you know who joined the Washington Post? Who?
John Podesta?
Oh, what is a columnist,
columnist, opinion section contributing calm columnist? I'd
say that's pretty handy.
Yeah, yeah, that's it. That's well, they have some people that
are on the staff and they're all covering Trump that are not only
CIA assets, but one of them in particular, I don't have his
name in front of me. But he does a lot of the writing. He's a
bald guy, very evil looking person in terms of are sinister,
I'd say not evil. It's sinister. And he was the guy who broke a
bunch of CIA related stories in Afghanistan to the point where
cars I kicked him out of the country called him a spy. Yeah.
And then mysteriously, he was readmitted some reason? Yeah, to
go back in it, but he's writing these pieces on Trump now and
it's like it's a little sketchy. I don't think all everybody
there is a spy. I don't think it's possible. But there's
enough of them.
It truly is rife, is rife. Just right. Our
remind people you know, all of these guys are nuts. I'll remind
people a friend of mine, Gina Smith, Louise of the age of
these writers. She was approached by the CIA as she
graduated from college and this how it works as a job but it
wasn't like a regular job. It was like you're going to be on
our payroll, we're gonna give you a stipend. And you're gonna
get a regular job, but AP or wherever you're going to work
and then once in a while, we're going to call you because you're
going to need a little help on on pushing a story and one in a
direction that would benefit the country. And she refused to take
the job. But I agree so she says
I would say the same thing in the meantime be like great Bring
Me The Money money might show me a Benjamin's.
I don't think that she would be telling this story in the first
place. If you don't know how
counter Intel works. Well, that's true, but it's called
Operation Mockingbird. That was the original codename for the
operation Mockingbird was killed. No, we don't do that
anymore. Yeah,
okay. Anderson Cooper admitted he worked at the CIA. It's not
it's not a secret. No, no. He said, it's just too
many of them. That's my
uncle Don is almost is 9394. You can't tell me that just because
he's retired that he's not an agency guy. He's so much an
agency guy that he switched from Republican to Democrat to vote
for Obama because Obama read the script.
And Hillary was a Hillary supporter to
know he was not Oh, in this in this in this last race. Yeah.
Oh, yeah. And this last race? Totally. Yeah. Told him. Yeah,
we do. We do have a we do have a new
Hillary's a script reader.
We have but we have. We have a new voice on the scene. from
Houston, Texas. The representative Al Green. I
always get excited when I hear that. I love Al Green. How Green
is going to be on the show tonight. Oh, yeah. Perfect. It's
not the
Yeah, yeah, you got the impeachment clip. That's a
Speaker. I rise today with a heavy heart. I rise today with a
sense of responsibility and duty to the people who have elected
me a sense of duty to this country, a sense of duty to the
Constitution of the United States of America. I rise today,
Mr. Speaker, to call for the impeachment of the president of
the United States of America, Allah Akbar for obstruction of
justice. I do not do this for political purposes, Mr. Speaker
so that it seems like the Black Caucus is out. We have Maxine
Waters, we have Al Gore and we know L L. Green algorithms allow
gore. Black is man on the planet. Al Gore is now green.
And on the joy read show. Mr. Cummings. Yay. This is
what he said when we asked her if it was likely in his view,
that the Oval Office still has a taping system operative tickler
tapings. This happened at that dinner in January.
This is the clip I was looking for earlier about the taping
system. Now they're talking about a taping system. Okay. And
if you watch the movie, Dick, which you should, and there's
plenty of dick jokes in the movie. They show the taping
system and also how the 19.4 minutes got erased happened at
that dinner in January. That Trump now says he he taped or
hidden he taped? I don't believe that. But if he did, I think it
was something he did on his smartphone. Smart. I think Comey
would like that tape out.
It kind of some Cummings, if Donald Trump taped a
conversation with the former FBI Director using his smartphone,
in theory, could the Congress could the House Judiciary
Committee or the Senate Intelligence Committee or either
of the intelligence committees subpoena the President's phone?
Yes, it becomes a part of the presidential records. And so
yeah, and we're gonna enjoy we're going to do everything in
our power. If there is a tape, if there is a tape to get that
tape, but this situation with regard to this conversation is
very significant. Oh, yeah, with regard to the investigation with
regard to Russia, collusion and things of that nature. So we
need to know and we need to know who's telling the truth. And
who's lying,
but I cannot stand people pronouncing th is f I'm just
gonna call people out about that truth. Its truth. Truth. They
really irritates me in. In Britain, they do it all the
time. KIf kif. It's pronounced the T H
is very significant, with regard to the investigation with regard
to Russia, to collusion and things of that nature. So we
need to know and we need to know who's telling the truth, and
who's lying. But I think there are two things happening. One,
many of them are afraid that Donald Trump will run somebody
from there right against them, and they'll lose their seats.
The others think that this thing will just blow over, but I tell
them over and over again that this is a fight for the dead
soul of our democracy. And so Chafetz The question is going to
become when all of this whole is over? What kind of country are
we going to have? And that's a good question. It
sure is. Mr. Cummings. That's the truth. It's the truth right
there boy tell you the truth. God, I despise that.
Yeah, you do. I think you've made that point. Now, just as an
aside, is Julia I offI.
I'm sorry it's lafay is not I offer you my mistake. If you
found if
I did, and everything in here says I offI
oh, maybe brother the War Room and misinformed me then I was
right. I often I will maybe
it's not I vs lofty, lofty Yeah,
well that's her. How old is she? Okay. 13 I don't I teenager to
born in Moscow, Russia?
Pero. Yeah, she is on the fast track. I'm telling you if I told
you this, I see no, you're right. And I'm gonna tell you
why. Okay, she has a lot of looks. You know, she has a goofy
Look. She's got a big smile. She's got all I'm cute. Look,
she's got the roof gum a goofball. Look, she's got
everything you want. And if she's sharp, she's on the fast
track. And I think you nailed it. Let me catch. I never heard
of her.
Yeah, let me see. Oh, she had a Fulbright scholarship. Hello.
Well, that's a telltale. Yeah. She's critical of Putin.
Obviously. She says RT is a Kremlin mouthpiece. Oh, yeah.
There you go. Bingo. Let me let me see what a checklist for this
woman this is.
She's fantastic. Let's see what else we have here. She published
a profile of Melania Trump for GQ magazine in 2016 revealed
that Trump had a half brother. Oh, I didn't know that. Let's
see what else Where did she go to school that she Okay, she's
the Jewish descent born and settled in Columbia, Maryland.
Hello.
attended Princeton University. earned a degree undergraduate
degree with a with a major in History specializing in Soviet
history. Columbia Journalism School, the Knight Foundation,
Fulbright, Fulbright scholarship. Senior Editor for
the New Republic. Oh, yeah, she's dynamite. Let's look at
her personal life. Oh, there's no section for
she had a dispute with Lawrence O'Donnell in 2013. She appeared
on MSNBC is the last word though Donald suggested that Putin had
only limited control over the situation. Surrounding Edward
Snowden is a sign that she that doesn't work for O'Donnell
because of Russian spy. And then he says, O'Donnell responded,
we're getting
Oh, she's the one that got fired from Politico because she
tweeted out in the wake of reports that Ivanka Trump would
be moving into the White House. Ivanka. Oh, he's historically
occupied by the First Lady loafed tweeted quote, either
Trump is fucking his daughter or he's shirking nepotism laws,
which is worse. Dang,
that's get you fired.
That's her. I wouldn't even say that. I say well, I don't think
I would say that. That's, that's, that's creepy.
It's totally creepy. Oh, gosh. Oh, it's your last deleted the
tweet and apologize. Yeah. The Atlantic responded to these, you
know, this is an example of somebody that's isolated from
the social media as beginnings. Yeah. Not realizing, you know, I
think a lot of people will get on social media for the first
time or they finally released to go out to do their own thing.
And they didn't really have a lot of
journalists on a podcast. They also talked their mouth off.
Yeah, they'd make mistakes. And so they she goes on social media
and think she's being hilarious. I got a great idea. She probably
had probably had a couple. And you know, CIA let you drink if
I'm not mistaken. So she has a couple of shots. And she
probably drink scotch. She looks like a Scotch girl. So she's got
a couple scotches in her she's I had a great idea for a really
funny tweet. This is hilarious. And she tweets this stupid thing
out which is it is funny from somebody's perspective,
especially if you're plastered, and then boom, all hell breaks
loose she she gets that's you'd call that in her career because
she was on a track career. Back a setback that
said best said but for her it was just a minor setback. Boom,
she's a new Republican next week.
Well, she's back on track. Let's put it that way. But they're
gonna dish she learned her lesson. She's not going to do
social media much.
We got to keep her eye on her. Because you know that. If she
messes up the you know, where they wind up these these women,
they wind up on the view, likes sunny Austin,
when I heard about it, I said there is a memo there were
people questioning whether or not the memo existed. And I
started thinking about my time as a prosecutor first day, day
one during training. They said, if it happened and you didn't
write it down, it didn't happen. Oh, I thought Yvette telling me
that he was a former prosecutor and the head of the FBI. He
wrote it down.
This is true. This is true. So this is true. I agree. Uncle
Don, every conversation I've had with him he was writing stuff
down. He says I'm sorry. I can't kick the habit is agency stuff.
If we're just talking to you. Well, Phil alone is part two of
Sunday.
The Comey memo exists But if it is true, what he says in it,
which is that he asked the FBI director to stop a federal
criminal investigation to Michael Flynn.
No, he didn't do that. But it's not funny. If it is true,
what he says in it, which is that he asked the FBI director
to stop a federal criminal investigation into Michael
Flynn. That is pure and simple a federal crime that is
obstruction of justice.
They ever mentioned that Comey is required by law to report it
immediately knew oh, gee, it's funny how they keep leaving
stuff out of this bullcrap conversation.
Oh, but it's so fun because it's truth.
So I was when I was in the air pollution inspectors, I used to
be a guy I'd go to I had Chevron oil is one of my
responsibilities. And so I go in all the time. And then there's
just one guy, I just loved the way he did this. Because he was
a note taker to every time he came in, he'd be write down what
you asked and what he said, and he just had anything to do at
the very end, which I got it, I'm gonna go and shake his hand
and you get up to go. He before he got up, he would reach over
and he'd had this rubber, dates, stamp time needs stamp. He'd
stepped right in front of me stamp this document. And then he
said he would, because it was already stamped at the end of
the timestamp. And so then I left, I always got the biggest
kick. I said, you know, I should develop that habit. Because
there's so many times I've had a conversation or something with
somebody, I can't even remember who
I think we I think you've told this story before. And we've
talked about this. It's like or it's just deja vu.
Probably told the story before because it really stuck with me.
Yes. I've always regretted the fact that I've never developed
some of these cool habits.
Yeah, we did talk about this and I am on I got yellow legal pads,
little mini ones. I have stacks of them. And for the show, I
write it down and then I rip it off. And I'm writing down stuff
the whole time. You know, like shopping lists, get some milk.
Others while you're talking away, to wrap up the CIA thing,
because you thought it was worth replaying, I want to bring back
the CNN panel that had Philip Mudd, the ex CIA guy on it,
about love, love this Nana Republic. Yeah, believe
me, I know this is gonna sound facetious. I'm breathing a sigh
of relief. You can't take this seriously. You could have taken
this seriously from President Bush or President Obama from
President Bush's father from President Clinton. You can't
take this seriously. If you feel like you got to give the
president united states a pacifier in a rattle and put
them in the crib. You're threatening the FBI who's in the
midst of an investigation of presidential aides. The FBI has
been around since 1908. The Pres. United States had been
around for three and a half months. If you think you're
gonna intimidate the FBI, the former FBI director in the
dozens of people in the workforce who are conducting
this investigation with the Department of Justice, you got
another thing coming? Nobody believes the president knighted
states from the day he came in and misrepresented how many
people showed up at the stupid inauguration, to the claims he
made at the beginning about where the President of the
United States his predecessor was born. Nobody believes this
guy anymore, which is why I look at the threat and the tweet and
can't take it seriously. The man might have any credibility.
I have immense respect for you. We talk all the time i You can't
call the inauguration stupid. But know
where you're out know the credit claims of who how many people
showed up? That was ridiculous.
It's first of all, we look a little bit like
a 20th century Banana Republic at the moment to the world. This
is outrageous,
outrageous. Second thing,
this isn't I would. I was very upset with this clip. And I
didn't express how upset I was the first time you played it,
which was the the incredible and it harkens back to do you want
Obama to be a successful president. This harkens back to
that but this was the end this is a CIA guy, I think is billed
as such. Yeah. The amount of disrespect for the presidency
with his baby the pacifier, stupid inauguration and all the
rest of it. And there's just the base hatred that coming out of
this guy, this guy should be taken off the air he should be
fired from the agency. But no, this is what they're pushing out
there. I think this is a this was a repugnant presentation by
this character. Good word. Good use of the word. Because it was
it was repugnant. And
and just to play this was on CNN is just to pile on. And he was
also the one on Bill Maher show. He's being sent out to pile on
top of it. When I had, it didn't happen for a number of reasons.
We're gonna go to DC and there was this thing and Flynn was
going to be there a whole bunch of spooks. And requests came and
see if Uncle Don wants to come along. I sent him a note and
he's like, I don't want anything to do with Michael Flynn or
anybody around him. And this is way before the fire ring yeah so
it's all this Russia hate it's Russia hate and and control just
controlled not reading the script not following the script
because everyone knows that's how you do it that's what you're
supposed to do as president you're not following the script
and they're bent out of shape. Do a different topic just for a
moment. We have a small correction to make about Fen Fen
Yes, you incorrectly stated that this was the the to combo drug
that is now killing people everywhere
I share was fentanyl do what I say? Yeah. Combo drug.
No. You You said on the show. Everyone was talking about Fen
Fen, Fen? fen and Fen Fen that was a dietary drug. That was not
that was not fentanyl.
Yeah, we had a guy who wears the note you have it. No. Doesn't
matter. We don't need to dwell on it. Well, there's details in
there and I'm a detail guy.
Well then get the No you said it.
I know. I'm also looking for the damned.
fenfluramine and phentermine spin fantasy combination and
dexfenfluramine But that's not that's not that's not the
synthetic stuff. That's not the aesthetic
opioids Yeah, yeah. But anyway, there was that
anyway, the the stuff this new stuff the new religious called
the new Fen, Fen, Fen, Fen like New Coke, new Fen Fen. Not
fencin but I'm calling it Fen Phen. Now, whether you are I've
changed it. That even just breathing it or getting it on
your skin
is a problem. Friday night around 8:50pm. East Liverpool
patrolman Chris Green responded to a traffic stop.
We think they were trying to flee. They were blocked in and
once they got blocked in they started trying to dispose of the
evidence in the vehicle. There's white powder on the seat on the
floor on the guy's shoes on his clothing
green solid station protocol for handling drugs by putting on
gloves and a mask when he searched the car. But when he
got back to the station, another officer noticed green had some
of the white powder on his shirt,
just out of instinct. Tried to brush it off, not thinking
police think that powder was fentanyl. Green overdosed at the
station an hour later
called an ambulance form and was responded to getting one dose of
Narcan here. Then transporting to the Circle City hospital were
given three additional doses in our camp, the drug
can get into the body just through contact with the skin.
Captain Wright says green is fine today. But it's a scary
example of how the drug epidemic has forced police officers to
change how they do their jobs.
We've changed our procedures to where we don't. We used to field
test drugs. We don't do that no longer because of accidental
exposures, laws for this, this type of drug need to be changed
because if you really think about this, these drugs can be
used as a weapon of mass destruction. All you have to do
is walk in any room, flip it in the air and people are gonna
start dropping out.
That's really the reason I want to play this is for that last
little quote. This really is a weapon of mass destruction. Just
walk into a room throw it in the air, put it in your chemtrails,
man What a way to go though.
Like do we add that little tidbit come on in your
chemtrails Come on buddy Hi, here's the note. Fin fin was
pond them in and phentermine finished, finished, finished all
finished, finished. Finished all which is the fit is finished.
All the bad stuff that the guy died from is a synthetic opioid
used to cut heroin. Totally different drugs. Trust me. I'm
intimately familiar with how heroin is made cut and sold in
California. withheld.
We have the best producers in the universe. Love you guys.
Thank you for your courage. Oh, no clip, but Kony 2012 We all
remember
what the video should be now Comey? 2012. Yeah,
that's why that's why I thought it was interesting that it came
out this week. Kony 2012 was was really a video about going to
get this warlord who was using children that as best soldiers.
And you know, the video went super viral and had millions of
views within 10 seconds. It was very suspicious really how fast
that went
very suspicious. Questioning exercise and manipulating the
Google numbers or the
well. Well, there's a couple things in what happened after
that is this the attention was so huge, like, oh, I want to
talk about Kony 2012 content as well. But then this guy tripped
out on Fen Phen that whatever it was PCP or May was crystal meth
and he was running around naked pounding the sidewalk and Rod
jumping over cars and pretending to hump the windshield. It was
great.
I think it was that. I think if we remember right, it was that
stuff that was going around for a while that was that was He had
some funny name. You could buy it. It was
about bath salts. Oh, yeah. The Yes, bath salts. It was bad. So
well, they announced in the New York Times when this came out on
bond Monday that the mission to find capture or kill Kony has
failed. And they are giving up. They are going to stop trying to
find Kony. And I just I think, yeah, we're Yeah, cuz I went to
look at their 990 they've been around for a couple of years.
The expense of the Kony 2012 mission $50,000,000.05 $0
million in the years, up until this announcement.
This is the operation that was behind was the cool Kony 2012
operation was their name.
Okay, I'll tell you Invisible Children.
So they got to $50 million. Yeah, if you
recall, the guy who freaked out, he announced coming back to me,
he was a video producer. And and he made that fantastic video
with the millions of dollars that he had for the Kony 2012,
the Invisible Children Foundation. And then the money
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how did that? How did that money that $50 million? How would
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something to do with trying to track him down so that they get
the UN or whoever. But how did that $50 million get used? We
didn't hire
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I'm just doing microaggression stuff.
You are very micro aggressive.
Hey, I never listened to this podcast,
or podcast.
I always listen to our podcast
said this podcast is no other one. I'm
about the one I'm about to play an excerpt from Oh, and well.
It's the podcast I really despise. And it's been on. And
the name of it was it's a great show. And that's the millennials
love it. It's called Radio lab. And radio lab.
Millennials do love it. It's the strapped
radio lab. Why did you ask them this? Radio lab
you nailed it.
I think I did to 25. Okay. The former New York banker sent me
this he said oh man, you love this. What this is about a I
think it was a say that.
Did he say that? Sincerely or did he say it with a note of
irony?
It wasn't clear. I'm turning him. I mean, he is really and he
can't be because of his meal. Yeah. In the middle. Yeah. He's
in he can't but he's, he's tough. He's totally he's buys
into all of it. Okay, yeah. And he understands all the he
understands the macro. Oh stuff. Now he did all he did the
sovereign wealth funds guy knows what's going on. So he sends me
this, you'll love it. This is about a professor, I think, at
Harvard, and his name was Walker, I think. And he
developed this series of tests, which he did for the US Army. It
was, I think, an army grant. And they want to psychologically
test pilots to see if they were fit to fly. I'm gonna say since
during the Cold War, so the the previous Cold War with Russia,
and, and it was really a horrible I mean, he would do
pretty deprivation and tie him down, you know, humiliation, all
kinds of crazy stuff. And then when the program ended, he
continued to do that. And he gave a course at the school. And
this is where I pick
up the story. Yeah, why Cory? Did it there are any one of a
number of her name is Marina Walker, sorry, explanations and
they all could be true. One is it was Grant grabbing, he was
getting money to do these things. I'll say, you
know, this was the Cold War. He was fighting communism may have
thought it was justified. Yeah, but he's but he just said he was
proud of this. Well, it also happens to be the case that he
was having an affair for
about 30 years with a woman, not his wife, and they had a sexual
relationship that bordered on the Saito massacre, in fact,
wash sadomasochistic, in other words, Murray's interest in
these was intensely personal
whatever the case. In those Harvard experiments there was
one student, who is just not prepared for any of his
codename was lawful,
lawful, they gave each of these students a codename because he
was considered so conventional. He was really still just a boy
graduated
high school at 16
was living 1000 miles from home to shirts and to Charles's to
his
name and lawful, apparently was an especially lonely kid. The
notes I
found of Murray did refer specifically to lawful Sesay,
which shows highly alienated,
so unlawful walk into that room, sat across from that stranger,
the guy really did a job on him. He was young, so he was barely
growing a beard. So the first thing that the guy tells him is,
what is this on your chin, something trying to look like a
beard.
Then the guy opens up falafels essay, and lets him have it.
Meanwhile, like all the students lawful been hooked up to all
these stress monitors, I
analyzed his data compared to all the other participants he
had firing away. strongest response, physiologically,
you mean like his heartbeat the fastest, to everything.
Amazingly, this experiment went on for three years, and decades
later, a lot of the subjects were still upset and
considered it one of the most traumatic experiences they've
had in their 20s. Lawful, never forgotten. That's right. He was
resentful at the way he was treated at Harvard. He had
nightmares about Professor Murray after he left Harvard. So
what happened to this guy?
Uh, well, he finished up his four years at Harvard, got his
degree, then got a PhD in math, and he began to teach math. And
then he became a household name.
Okay. You know, the unraveling of the story by this point, I
think,
Ted Kaczynski with me. That's right. Well,
I mean, this the FBI raid began just after noon in a remote
mountainous area called Stanford pass about five miles outside
the town of Lincoln, Montana.
I don't need to play the rest of the clip. But this is so
beautiful. This is the MK Ultra program they're talking about
and these morons at Radio lab can't even put this together.
This was put in there. Oops, program the other some oopss
they went to interview this guy about something completely
different. And then then then they say, yeah, and they said,
Well, you know, this kid was was tortured by this 101 on one or
one on guy, whoever it was Marie Marie guy. That's my MK Ultra
programming. I'm not supposed to remember his name. I'm not
supposed to remember
his name. Clearly not.
I thought it was it was really interesting story. It was the
edit is triggering me to this moment. Still I cannot stand the
way they present things.
Oh, it's a corny they over they get to think edited. peculiarly.
So it's Herky jerky. Yeah. Which I really dislike. Because I want
to hear it. Do there's, there's there's information in the in
the silence in the interstitials in between here and there.
There's there's information but no, they cut that out. Yeah. And
then they had the other guy bumping into the it's bad.
But I just liked it for once. It finally and the the way the
story goes is he became the recluse he wants to be became
the Unabomber for university and airline pilots. And there's all
kinds of gory details that they dragged up. But the conclusion
is if it wasn't for Professor Warren Murray Murray, if it
wasn't for Murray, he probably wouldn't have gone to those
extremes.
He probably wouldn't have written the manifesto that I
don't know that I don't know. I just thought it was a nice
little.
Yeah, great. Thanks. Wow. I mean their government does nothing
but good work.
Well then let's talk about rich as Seth Rich.
Yes. Let's talk about sets. I'm
gonna give you the back. This is the background or this is the
interview him.
I don't have any clips. I do I
15 seconds of clip. This is Fox five in I think DC and they
interview broad Wheeler. He is a former PD think detective. And
he says he was hired by the family. He has some allegations,
which immediately the next will not immediately, actually to two
dates almost three days later, we're refuted supposedly by the
family. Although no statements, no clips that I could find they
may be out there. Here is the police
department nor the FBI has been forthcoming. They haven't been
cooperating at all. I believe that the answer to solving his
debt lies on that computer, which I believe is either at the
police department or either at the FBI. I've been told both.
But you have sources in the FBI saying that there is information
short link, Seth Rich to WikiWiki.
Absolutely. Yeah.
And that's confirmed. Actually, I have a source inside the
police department that has looked at me straight in the eye
and said, Rod, we were told to stand down in this case, and I
can't share any information with now that's highly unusual for a
murder investigation, especially from a police department. Again,
I don't think it comes from the chief's office. But I do believe
there is a correlation between the mayor's office and the DNC.
And that's the information that's going to come out
tomorrow.
So it's a little unclear if he was hired by the family or a
third party, but he's making some pretty big claims. And I'm
thinking this is really easy to solve.
But wait, there was he showed up again, and it was grilled a
little better. And I can't remember who was the griller.
But it was on Fox. And it went like this. According to him. He
was hired by the family for very little money and he couldn't
afford to do it. And then a third party who he cannot name
came along and finance the investigation.
Okay. That makes sense. But but just this is all solved very
easily. And then I call publicly for this to happen. And I don't
understand why this former detective isn't thinking yeah,
it's all on a laptop, it has to be on the laptop. Email is to
direction. So if Wikileaks has 40,000 emails or something,
publish them, publish them. And I think any source from
WikiLeaks, if I was a WikiLeaks source, I would Hell yeah, I
would want them to let them know that I was killed over something
that I did after I'm already dead.
I find it peculiar. What I find peculiar is not that this
happened, but that Assange has this kind of mixed feelings
about talking about it. Even though Assange had offered a
reward for any information leading to conviction regarding
this guy's death, I think $20,000 That he started in front
of 2525. And he and Assange also paid for his funeral. Yes.
But he could solve all of this with one fell swoop, why isn't
he doing it? This will be his argument will be we want to
protect our sources, but your source is dead.
I know I'm very. I don't know what he's thinking.
So now that the guy seems credible the way he's speaking,
he certainly believes. I think he believes what he's saying
this rod Wheeler character. It would just be it would be easy
to prove. Certainly with Kade what is it? What is that? That
Google Code the G Kim whatever the that's like a hash. So you
can prove that the email is authentic. I forget what it's
called. I don't know what it's called. Yeah. K K. Jim, Jim Kim.
Kim Yong Yong. I don't know. I'm waiting for the War Room to wake
up and respond. But other than D Kim. Yeah. Terri Lynn K. I am D
Kim. Thank you. DK D. Kim.
All right. Well, that's that's a report on him the dead guy.
I don't have much else and they will be very soon. I don't
either. And boy, would that blow the lid off? I mean, because
then people will be running to say, oh, that's Putin again.
He's writing an email. He's making this stuff up Russian
Wiki Leaks, but at least we'd have something to laugh about.
I agree play to play this clip. This is just says Russia and the
laptop threat one liner. It's a very short clip. I'm noticing
and I don't remember what it was.
The US intelligence community has been focused on the laptop
threat for over a year.
Oh, yeah. If they've been focused on this thing for over a
year. Why is They make such a big deal about it now. Yeah,
that was that was part of Jeff pigs the guy that sounds like
he's going to have some poop. The poop poop guy. Well, I have
a couple of clips if you want to hear him there, they're there.
Yeah,
lay lay some clips down there lengthy,
but they're funny. These are this is the actual you know
remit when when Trump but this little executive order about how
the You can't let people from the certain countries and
because they're terrorists, and so we're going to put a 90 day
ban on them. That went to the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals.
Were the were there was the it was became a comedy because
we had that douchebag we played a clip from it and we it was all
televise wasn't it? The Fourth Circuit guy, the Fourth Circuit,
the Fourth Circuit, guys were all his audio only.
Okay, it was me it was the ninth I don't even know.
Well, let's play this. And we can hear what the arguments are.
And you can see that Trump's in the in the clear, but that these
guys, they just have to keep arguing it from one perspective
or another. And the perspective they're using is that since
Trump supposedly said he hates or didn't, he said disparaging
thing about things about Muslims in his campaign, therefore, he
hates Muslims, and therefore, since this involves Muslims, it
has to be thrown out. boquist fourth
president has an animus against the group. Yes. And then the
Group presents a clear national offense risk. Everybody agrees
to that made the President take action notwithstanding his or
her Animus? Or is that President disqualified operating on that
risk because of the actions?
And No, Your Honor, the Animus is not this is not permanently
disqualifying? For any circumstance? What what the
question,
so that the President then in that situation, could take
action if there is a national security risk?
Your Honor, I think the President could take action if
it would appear to the reasonable objective observer
that his purpose was not to forward his animus to advance
his Animus. But in fact, his progress for a secular he made
his primary purpose? Yes, Your Honor. Was
primary follow up on that then, if a different candidate had won
the election and then issued this order? I gather, you
wouldn't have any problem with that?
Well, McCreary teaches a different different
candidate who did not make the same expressions as President
Trump did.
Yes, Your Honor. I think the query and other cases teach us
that the same action could be constitutional in some
circumstances and not in others. But I want to emphasize
ticular question is, if some other candidate had won the
election, issued this executive order that's before us. I gather
you would have no problem with that. Is that right?
Oh, you're killing me. Smalls. This suspense is just killing
me. I can't wait. What's he gonna say? Oh, no. What did he
say?
Brain freeze.
What's the McCurtain McCrary judgment material?
There's actually explained in the next clip, okay, at least a
little bit of it that all you need to know. But this guy was
just an idiot. And he was his good, good. He was stumbling and
fumbling. And they were, I thought at some point, as you
hear in the next, which is long, now they play the whole thing. I
thought they were at some point toying with him like a cat and a
mouse, be honest.
Issue, this executive order that's before us. I gather you
would have no problem with that. Is that right?
I just want to clarify the carrier the hypothetical on one
set answer the question is, are we saying that the the candidate
or the then president issued the order,
this douche is stalling for time his brains gone? What the hell
the answer, what the hell do I answer? I'll just so you, me,
me, me and my my my banker,
consulting with agencies, not over the objection that agencies
had that, in fact, it would not serve a national security
purpose set that
aside, we have an order on its face, we can read this order.
And we have no antecedent statements by candidate about
this order. We have a candidate who won the presidency, some
President some candidate other than President Trump won the
presidency, and then chose to issue this particular order with
whatever counsel he took, whether it's his personal
advisor in the White House or with the Secretary of State,
Homeland Security or national security, whatever, he issued
this executive order. Do I understand that just in that
circumstance, the executive order We should be honored.
Yeah. Yes, Your Honor. I think in that case, it could be
constitutional. However, Your Honor, I think that it's
important to understand that this order, even taking all of
the purpose out of it, even if it were for
you basically want to set aside the prescription of Mandel.
Mandela Effect. Mandel, what's this prescription of Mandel?
He explains it, which
says, an order such as this, which on its face, is
legitimate, becomes illegitimate because of campaign statements
that were made by the candidate for
president? Not at all. Your Honor, I think we should.
Well, it seems to follow from from that, are you agreeing
that the order is
legitimate on its face?
No, Your Honor. So why? Let me start from the from the
face or not, in your opinion?
I don't think so, Your Honor. Because the order is completely
unprecedented in our nation's history, even take even with a
secular purpose. There is
no verse owed on anything is invalid.
No, Your Honor. But you would expect that an order that took
as drastic an action of this, there's never been a
multicountry ban ordered by the President, even in the months
after he
issued a restriction on non immigrant visas.
All right. Back at it. Is there anything else goes on around?
Everything this guy does is is a stumble and contradiction. He's
a wreck thick, there's no way that this guy can win this case.
He's, why did they even put him up there these there's about 10
of these people, by the way, these are all lined up. And
they're just blasting what you said this a minute ago. And now.
So this is what's going on in the background and Trump's on
the good side of it
to something completely different. Nobody's
covering this by the way. Nobody Yeah, we are.
And we are. I have a little gripe about a new story that
came out. It's officially technically we don't have to do
the whole jingle thing. Started with BBC that's where I got it.
First News beat it's time to say goodbye to the empty did the
mp3, which soon became developers have killed mp3 mp3
is dead. It says I really despise this hyperbole, which it
is. If you can, mp3 cannot die. It's not a human being but okay.
But this is a very, very evil tactic and they haven't seen
who's behind it yet. But this is what Silicon Valley dreams of
now what happened is Fraunhofer and schmeeckle Heimer who owned
the patent which he really didn't have to pay for although
if you were making a device that had mp3 encoder in it, this is
why FFmpeg didn't exist at all is an open source way to create
mp3 is and so we don't really have no license to do this kind
of stuff. But it wasn't really being enforced. Now. We've
killed it off it's about to expire done. It's no good. We're
moving to AAC or other protected owned formats. This is really
really bad. You will see I'm saying it hear me now believe me
later. mp3 will no longer be recognized. Probably Apple will
be the first douchebags to do it. But this is a this is a very
hard push. And the reason I believe is there's there's still
one piece of money to be made. And this came up when Napster
came around. Napster came around and the conversation was about
okay, how do we how do we get money for artists and composers
and writers read record labels and publishing company
douchebags who have stolen these rights from most of the artists
Okay, stolen well, they you know, fooled tricked. Here's a
Cadillac son Shut up. They at the time, if you recall, the
meme was well, we need to do what we did with cassette tapes.
Because when cassette tapes came out, there was a fee levy that
went straight to the music business. Same with blanks, CDs,
that may still be the case that a portion of that money goes to
the recording industry to the to the the rights organizations so
ASCAP, BMI, and that's what they're trying to do here. And I
guarantee you that they are willing, just like Google tried
to kill RSS RSS is dead and they killed off Google Reader. This
is a this is a this is evil. This is evil. And anyone who's
saying oh, this is great, because now you'll finally get
quality and the eight holes,
what's wrong with the quality?
They will convince you it's crap.
Well, they're not convincing me of anything. No. All they're
going to do if they stop if they start to refuse to play mp3
ease, which would have happened a few years from now. Knowing
the way they operate because they won't do it right away No.
iPhone eight who needs a headphone jack you don't need
mp3 either dose much better quality with our now with our
new Thunderbolt plug and AAC which was owned and is as
licensing fees. I recall there was there was talk in the
beginning oh wait a minute How did these mp3 is these
podcasters are making them we should get some money from them.
This really came up but everyone's just like oh yes,
great. mp3 is dead. It's dead. It's officially killed is dead.
Dad, whoever says that doesn't know what they're talking about.
Okay, and and they don't want to start losing customers to VLC or
some of these alternative
lack. Slack flhtc
VLC video land Oh, you
mean the player? Yeah.
They don't want to lose everyone to that which is an old crazy
open source project that plays stuff. They it plays everything.
Stuff that you cannot play on me if like even half a
file even half the file it goes I can play that watch.
Yeah, it'll play anything. And they also scale it and all kinds
of crazy ways you can do
it is the worst interface in the world. But man does it does it
kick ass. Yeah, the interface army knife of media.
And so there's that and FLAC is the is the alternative for for
wav.
Ogg Vorbis.
I know. Yeah, you can see it without laughing
someone's still I think someone still makes a version of our
show and Ogg Vorbis. And, and this is, and there's a reason
for it. Over there, no agenda social.com There's a couple of
Australian producers. You know, the bandwidth in Australia is
pretty sad. Especially upload. I mean, you were looking at 500
kilobit per second from from 4g, and even less from home Wi Fi.
When that's granted that's in Melbourne. Not Sydney but yeah.
Right. So they need a smaller more compact file. Yeah. And
that these guys make a version of no agenda. That's extremely
dinky. Yeah, that sounds good. Yeah. Ogg Vorbis Ogg Vorbis. I
had years and years ago in the 90s. When I was doing the radio
show. I had the inventor of Ogg Vorbis on the show. Oh, it's
just the morning Zoo. You did? Yeah. Morning Zoo. And this guy.
He's one of the few guys you know, remember anybody. But I
remember this guy. And I could never really get a good
explanation out of him. Why he called it Ogg Vorbis
shows you good. You ask the question. At least that's good.
Maybe we need to dig up that old tape and see if I can find him.
I doubt it. I can't find anything. Nevermind. Have a
couple
couple more topics. Just before you know I'm sure you have
another great clip to slam us out of here. Associated Press
it's we're talking about some tech stuff here is a new tool
from the Associated Press that will allow users of its service
to pull in topical content shared by users on social media
such as photos and videos around breaking news, using the web
interface interface interface interface provided by social
media platform manager Sam AP owns a stake in SAM, and has
been using it since 2015. AP social newswire lets AP clients
look through social content that's being curated and vetted
by AP editors in real time. Here's the kicker. Guess what
content they're going to pull in from social media. What? Only
from verified users you're good to go. You're good to go. I
can't believe it. I can't participate. Second piece, we
didn't talk about it on Sunday. But as predicted, Tim, Tim,
what's his name? Last Man Standing? Cook. Tim Robbins. Tim
Allen. Tim Allen? Yes. Fire despite high ratings show
canceled. Yeah, I love that. And at the end, you know, the thing
is, if you've just met with Trump, even if you're not a
Republican, Steve Harvey is also being raked over the coals
because he sent his staff to the memo to staff saying, Hey, I'm
gonna I'm in my dressing room. Don't come in. Don't bother me.
I'm sick and tired of it. And I get it. And you're the CEO of a
company. You got people walking in all the time that hey, this
is not a barn get out. I got stuff to do. I don't want to
hear about your crap all the time. But now, you had to become
like a horrible man. Horrible. A Hall. Who does he think he is?
And then and then this is a local story. And I think it's UT
Austin. There was a couple guys that little tent and they were
right off of the university grounds and they were talking
about big Trump signs and I think it was a religious
organization. So they were also vocal. And this art major comes
out and she just does the following. And it just goes on
and on you tell me when you've heard enough so just looking,
she's looking at these guys who were filming at the filming it
themselves. And this is what she does. And she's and she's
throwing her bag on the ground and throwing lunch articles on
the ground and trying to get lipstick and write stuff on the
sidewalk
what happens when you don't take your meds? This is why don't
believe nation of marijuana. This is exactly why I don't
believe in the legalization of marijuana right here on the
Western Washington. She's going nuts with a Trump sign with a
Trump
sign and you're the guy in the back. Everyone in America feels
about a year that's everyone in America feels about it.
He's going nuts with a Trump sign with a Trump sign she
doesn't like the Trump
that's takes a break. Grabs in her purse writing something in
lipstick on the resist we much okay,
wait there's more. I can listen to the screaming all day.
There's more injure herself. Yeah,
then but the thing is, she's also laughing a little bit. So I
don't know if this wasn't like a modern art project or what
she was doing a performance art.
It reminded me of a famous movie starring one of my favorite
actors Donald Sutherland. Of course, infamous a Invasion of
the Body Snatchers, which we may be dealing with here.
Oh, there you go. There's your second half a show Zinger.
You're welcome.
Final social justice news for me today Canadian student student
student association at a Canadian university which would
be Ontario's University of Google F. What is that girl?
Well, golf wealth. MILF central Student Association apologized
to everyone who was upset by the hurtful transphobic lyrics
played during a campus event. No hurtful transphobic lyrics
played at a campus event. John, this song must be taken out of
the Library of Congress. I demand that all hot AC
contemporary adult contemporary radio formats ban this. I would
like steamrollers to be rolling over these records in the
street. He's dead anyway. The song Lou Reed take a walk on the
wild side band.
Wow. Uh, you
know who's next? The king, the king. The Kingston Lola. That's
got to be next. We got to get that and I'm surprised that no
one has jumped on a walk in the wild side because not only is it
transphobic because he was a she. But the Colored Girls gay
so they say due to due to Doot doot. Or car girls. Car girls.
Racist transphobic horrible meta down and old. So kinks Ray
Davies I deplore you with your transphobic songs. Holly came
from Miami F la hipster way across the USA plucked her
eyebrows on the way shaved her legs and then he was a she? She
said Hey babe, take a walk on the wild side transphobic to the
Maxim's I'm triggered.
So who played the song where that
guy with a guitar just as a folk song. I'm triggered. I'm
triggered from it.
Gotta get that you got to use you have to take just we have a
lot of good screen.
What happens to happen is we need one of our ring mixers to
do something with screams
Yeah, we'll play this scream that we use as our as our basis
scream that we've selected some
time ago. Our metal scream or the mother scream The big one
the big one.
Okay the big Whopper and then we had that one the social justice
warrior ut
it's it's Invasion of the Body Snatchers John This isn't I'm
not being funny. They're here they're pod people. We have to
make a lot of noise that's a goat Ah Are we insensitive or
what? Yes. All right, thank you be able to top that you're done.
I think you know, I think you're right. We are done. Our
everybody thank you very much in the War Room for joining us
today. Thank you, sir. bemrose Void zero everyone helping out
in the back end there. Thank you to Eric. I know you try. It's
hard.
Oh, hold on a second. You know what we forgot.
Oh, noes.
It's Eric's birthday.
All right, if everybody thank you very much for tuning in. I
couldn't resist Happy Birthday
to call out on Sunday.
Well, okay, this is birthday then I get it and now all right,
then you're like we let them slide. I retract. The jury will
disregard all comments made about Eric the shield's
incompetence today.
As an incumbent, he's gonna get mad when you say this that He's
sensitive. I well, I email
him about it too. So
no, okay. Just email him about it. I don't know what it is but
maybe it's not reading your email anymore.
Well, he is obviously because he's not getting the foreword
doesn't matter. And don't yell about it after the show either.
Please don't yell about anything.
I'm sorry to take it back. Take it all back. There's an apology
unblocked me coming to you from the clue do in the common law
condo here in downtown Austin Texas FEMA Region six on all the
governmental maps if you're looking for it
I'm Adam curry. And
that was the date and from during the Silicon Valley and
John C. Dvorak.
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