This is not the bottled water I want. Adam curry, John C.
Dvorak,
Sunday, June 18 2017. This is your award winning get bination
media assassination episode nine or three Niner This
is no agenda, putting the ultra
in your daily MK and broadcasting live from the
darkest corners of the earth here in the capital. The drone
star stay in the colonial in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley were supposed to be 100 degrees.
Too hot. I'm John C. Dvorak.
Greg Levin Buzzkill.
The Global Warming finally starts to affect the mud flats I
see.
Well, actually the mud flats. Yeah, yeah. mud flats still.
Yeah.
Okay. 100 degrees. That's too hot for you guys, because you
don't have air conditioning in Northern California.
No. Dumb.
How dumb is it now?
Well, it's not as dumb now as it would have been two or three
days.
What is the cause of this? Has it been pinned on global
warming? And
the funny thing is they they have not pinned it on global
warming, which kind of surprises.
That is very surprising. I want to start off today with pretty
much a developing scandal. huge scandal in the UK is Gitmo
nation, GMT. Okay, this Grenville tower thing, man. This
is not good. The new slogan is not 17. Not 17. This is not 17.
What not 17? This is not 17 people dead? It's more than 17.
Well,
that well, they've already counted to 58. Yes, chance kind
of out of date. Yeah.
Well, let's just listen to two quick clips. This is Lily Allen,
who I guess lives in the neighborhood. You remember her?
She is a social justice warrior?
Yes, she is. And I didn't know if she was but she had a cute
song. Remember that?
I had no,
f you f you very, very much that
one. That's it. That was Eric Idle people's
home turns to anger, they've got a real problem on their hands.
And that that is what I feel like the government tries to
micromanage people's grieving here, that's what's happening.
I've never in my entire life, seen an event like this, where
the discount has been downplayed by the mainstream media 70. I'm
sorry, but I'm hearing from people that bigger is much
closer to 450. And that many of those people are
thanking you, I'm bound to say that the difficulty is the
numbers that I've been given from policemen.
That's a social justice warrior. I'll take two of her for doing
that on Channel Four. But this is the clip that really is
really very telling is a volunteer down at the site. And
she's being interviewed and she's having none of it.
My name is Nadia. And I was born and raised in this area
yesterday,
and she's not a Spice Girl. Although she sounds just like
one. I heard
what happened and I came down and I brought all my friends.
And people from all over all over the United Kingdom came and
we bought barrels and barrels of clothes. And we bought untold
food and and so much of everything. And I didn't want to
watch the news because I didn't want to watch that my friends
had died. So I didn't watch the news until I got back after 15
hours of being on my feet. I came back for them to say that
there was 17 people dead. Have you seen the building? There's
more than 17 people dead? And then I thought, Where are the
missing people? Where's the list of the 500 people that live in
that building? 600 people that live in their building? Where's
the list on the news? The list on the news shows about 10
people or 15? People? Okay, let's just say they show 30
people, where's the rest? Where's the rest of the 500?
People? Why is everyone walking around with missing on their on
that? Where is everyone? Where are the victims? Why are we
doing this? Why are we doing it? We're packing boxes where we're
sending food. We're saying we're to they've died. So they need to
do they need to pack these boxes and they need to sell them. No,
send it to Oxfam or Red Cross because Red Cross and Oxfam are
not helping us. This is the community. They're helping us.
So you're gonna send all this stuff to Oxfam and Red Cross,
and they don't deserve it. The people that deserve it. And the
people that died in that building, because they wanted to
make it look pretty. And it's an inferno. They burned them. It
was done in five minutes. For 15 minutes it took to burn. Who's
alive? Where are they? Where are the victims? I haven't met one.
I've been here for two days. I live here. I haven't met one
victim. I've met volunteers. And I've met people that want to
help. But I haven't met I haven't met anybody. No victims.
None of the people that I grew up with can't find anyone. Where
are they? Where are they going ciliates. And so the boxes
unpaid for the funerals because there's going to be 500 funerals
that you need to pay for this. I'm not doing it. I'm not
volunteering anymore. I'm not volunteering until last year
until I see some victims. I'm helping. I want I came here To
help people where are they? Show me one. Show me one person. Are
you a victim? Are you a victim? Are you a victim? Now no one's a
victim everyone's everyone's here to help my friends. All my
friends are coming down to help pack them boxes and sell them.
Don't let them send it to
go on. It's over. Play the can you play the rundown that I have
which is the London fire round up?
Yeah, I just want to say something here. That what is
indeed missing what I have not seen in any of the any of the
footage any of the coverage is victims. Have you know No.
London police now say at least 58 people are presumed dead on a
horrific fire Wednesday that destroyed a high rise apartment
building. Jonathan vaguely it says people who live there are
now demanding answers.
Anger boiled over on Friday as people storm Kensington and
Chelsea Townhall. Soon afterwards, Prime Minister
Theresa May was chased away from a local church. On Saturday, she
met with a group of residents in the more controlled setting of
10 Downing Street. Officials have yet to answer several
questions. What caused the fire? Could it have been prevented?
And why aren't people getting the aid they desperately need
now? Many survivors are sleeping on the floor in community
centers and there's still no coordinated distribution of
donated food and clothing. Residents who survived said they
warned the building's manager about fire hazards for years but
were ignored. Or how many times have you complained about the
safety of the building? Many times the GIL Alvis complained
about construction tools blocking the exits. The
neighborhood's Residents Association to the management
company was negligent.
People raised these concerns, people were expressing issues
regarding the safety and dangerous living conditions.
Unfortunately, where they will not listen to
residents are now dealing with the tragic consequences.
I love that they they have the report about all these people
who were sleeping in all these places, but they don't interview
any of them.
Well, they had Yeah, they interviewed a number of them in
this report. Okay. Good. I'm glad to begin. And he says we
complain all the time. That was one of the guys that live there.
But that's but but let's go back a second. There is a spreadsheet
floating around that you can get ahold of that shows all the is
done by the people that live there, right that has supposedly
all the room numbers and who is supposed to be in there. But
what you're suggesting, I believe, as this progresses,
since you brought it up right away, is that the place was half
vacant, half empty.
That's what I'm suggesting. That's what I'm suggesting. You
know,
you said there's no use Nevers, there's no,
I'm suggesting a lot more people died.
How about this for an idea? The thing was half empty and
torched.
That could be Well, what I did find out is that this is in
Kings Cross area.
By the way, this spreadsheet which I do have a copy of Yeah,
which shows 158 dead.
This is an area of London that's undergoing massive, but they
call it regeneration, which is, I think, a different word for
gentrification. We've got to regenerate it, get all these
ugly, homeless, poor people out. And it's I have not seen plans,
but I do believe there are plans to regenerate this area. So it
might have been just handy. It couldn't be. Now that's a good
point. I have no idea if it was half empty. That's very
possible. I had just everything tells me that you know, for
whatever reason, they really don't want to talk about how
many people actually died. They certainly have been very slow.
And in coming out with any kind of numbers.
Well, they've been pretty good at for example, showing that
like that one example that was zoomed in on with some Chinese
guy or he looked Chinese, but it was oriental of some sort,
screaming out the window through throughout the whole fire, and
then get going get some air and then coming back and he went
back and forth. And he finally got him out. And he should have
been dead but there was no air. I didn't remember any buddies
zooming in on the upper floors with people screaming out to
Windows. I mean, maybe they did. Maybe there's some witnesses
that had it but the camera crews through there pretty quickly.
Yeah, because it was so spectacular. And they were
zoomed in on a few people that they did rescue. But I but they
never zoomed in on the higher floors. It seemed to me that and
there was some rumor that I get one of our producers sent me
this spreadsheet that's going around. Yeah, that's cool.
That's cool. And he says that a lot of these people may have
been illegal Oh, Oh, well, who cares? But no more I thought
about it is son some of these especially in these upper
floors, I wonder if there's anybody in those. I mean, it's
in parts of it because it can only count 58 dead so far
there's 158 unaccounted for. As the as per this spreadsheet
think very this whole thing is very suspicious and they went up
like just like a wrong can.
I think everyone's kind of figured out why that was because
they've wrapped it in this stuff to make it look pretty. I think
we have a building in Austin that just went up that is
wrapped like that with stuff for the Student Legal students
housing. I don't know why but I've seen this building. I
thought it was just wrapped. But then it turns out it's actually
wrapped us that's that's the way it's supposed to be. Student
Housing.
Well, that's my wage.
Oh, speaking of which. I have this somewhere and I believe the
President came out with an executive order. Where did I
leave this? Oh, man. Did I not to not clip that? I can read it
to you though. Damn, I can't believe this. He came out with
an executive order promoting apprenticeships, which I think
we're pretty big fan of here on the show the whole concept of
apprenticeships that have gone away. Now, I wish I had that
audio. I don't know what I did with it.
Yeah, this was a few that this was actually about a week ago,
wasn't it? I think and I remember when it came out and
there was no details it was like I'm looking at them saying wow,
you know apprenticeships is are they going to subsidize the
apprenticeships? I never got any detail and I liked I think we
should have more apprenticeships. Okay, great.
Well, I read the executive order, of course, it's what I
like to do. And when did it come out? It came out on the 15th. So
it's just before the weekend. And it's you know, it's a
stimulus type thing where, you know, all government agencies
federal civil have federal initiatives to promote
apprenticeships, administrative and legislative reforms that
would facilitate the formation and success. Somewhere in the
line, he's there's got to be some tax benefit, which I'm sure
a Department of Labor will provide administrative support
and funding others for the task force. They will have a task
force which a task generally hate. But, but just the idea of
you know what, maybe because the previous president, all we heard
was you got to go to college, you got to get some debt, you
got to go to college. And the concept of an apprenticeship is
even if you may be in school in high school, or university or
college, that you work and get paid for it.
Which is, how's this different from an internship?
Interns are unpaid? That is exactly what's next. And did
yours? No, no, no, no, most interns are still unpaid. I
don't care what you think it's just not true. Interns are
unpaid. Fornia. You can be an unpaid intern, then you can sue
the company for back pain. It happens all the time.
But that's not the same country that I'm living in.
You're living in California?
No, the people from California are at Steiner Ranch, which has
a big fence around it. And this is for a reason. We put them all
there
is but I bet you this California is living in that, that that
that goes department that you're in
i Here it is. Here's I found it. In just
a few moments, I'll be signing an executive order to expand
apprenticeships and vocational training to help all Americans
find a rewarding career, earn a great living and support
themselves and their families and love going to work in the
morning. We will be removing federal restrictions that have
prevented many different industries from creating
apprenticeship programs.
I didn't find any of that in this executive order. Maybe the
task force will do that. But the idea is nice.
We have regulations on top of regulations. And in history,
nobody has gotten rid of so many regulations as the Trump
administration. Number one, you see the jobs and the companies
all kicking in so strongly. Oh, some very good numbers are going
to be announced, by the way in the very near future. As to GDP.
Oh signaling the market,
so we're empowering.
The market likes him.
These companies these unions, industry groups, federal
agencies to go out and create new apprenticeships, for
millions of our citizens. Apprenticeships play students
into great jobs without the crippling debt of traditional
four year college degrees. Instead apprentices earn while
they learn which is an expression we're using earn
while you learn jobs,
jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's go for jobs. There you go.
Well, first of all paid internships are the same thing
as far as I can tell. I would agree. And so I don't see that
you know, I do not see a lot of using an old term, which is
probably a it's interesting is discussed this for a second
because
yeah, and let me say the reason why I picked this clip the why I
even picked this is that you in the past on this program have
made a big deal about the disappearance of
apprenticeships, I thought you would respond a little better.
You thought well, let me think about that. I have bitched about
this because it's a problem. I don't think a government mandate
is the answer to a problem which has become I think it's a
societal problem. I don't think people want to be apprentices
anymore. I think true. I think it was and I will tell you this
I have bitched about this, you're right. And you'd think I
would respond better. You're probably right there too. But
the more I think about it, I start thinking about noodle Boy,
oh, man, oh, boy. Well, not now. You got me going. Last night, we
were at a birthday party. There was a guy who's he's a
management consultant, though they worked for the company. His
job is to give inter personnel training to managers of
McDonald's restaurants. And so immediately, noodle boy came to
mind. And so I start talking to the guy in business and will
tell me a little bit about this. He said, he said, Well, I'm
dealing with the millennials children. said these are
children who grew up with their for iPhone, they enter their now
717 and 18 year olds are typically managers in McDonald
restaurants, which I didn't know let's
say Millennials can have kids that age, the oldest millennial
be like 32. So the kids are going to be 12.
Well, I'm just telling you what he said.
Okay, it's his definition of millennials. He's wrong. It's
our millennial kicker.
It these are millennials. It's fine. They have either way. This
a new jet. It's not us. Okay. That's not
you. And I know and or the group that came after
and, and he was, he was a very funny guy. And he fit right in
with with no agenda talk, which he had no idea I never heard of
the show. Because I'm young. And I'm kind of relating noodle boy
like, like stories, even though I do not like I have him walking
around with the noodle boy clip. But he said, You have no idea.
They can fool they cannot communicate to each other in
real life. The actual effort of opening the window, handing the
tray and saying Have a nice day requires a week of focus. This
is how bad it's become.
Well, I'm not blaming the millennials for that I'm blamed
all the sharing media parents, I'm blaming social media.
While it's not helping, that's for sure. But it was sad. It was
just sad to hear him talk about how you know how this is
virtually impossible. These and and that these that, you know,
they're 817 18 years old, who manage now these are
multimillion dollar restaurants annual basis. And you know,
they're disillusioned because they're pretty much making 12
bucks an hour for it, you know, something in that effect. I can
understand open
the window. Wait a minute. So these this is a little boy,
yeah, this is a guy making 12 bucks an hour thinks it's
beneath him. But he can't even do a $12 job. Oh, it's
not it's not even if they think it's beneath them. They can't do
it. They can't do it. They cannot communicate with people
anymore. This This was his main message. They can't communicate
with an interpreter in a in an effective way. Certainly not as
a manager.
Trying to think of examples of that around here.
Should we play the noodle boy clip for a second? We
talked about it? Yeah, you might as well because people need to
be reminded a lot of people have not heard that clip. Yeah.
And it's a little fuzzy. So you got to focus in on what he's
saying. But this was noodle boy in Seattle, if I recall. And he
was very angry. And he felt that that should have been the boss.
Yes.
Well, like I described earlier, there are two fundamental
classes that are just a plain fact in society. You either work
for someone else or you work for yourself and most people work
for someone else in a way that they aren't free. You don't
really get to decide your work. For example, I work at noodles
Restaurant. And basically, it's a dictatorship there. We're told
exactly what we're gonna cook, how are we going to cook it,
what time we're gonna get there. And basically, if they don't
like what they're doing, they try to tell us what to do. If
they don't listen, they get rid of us. And so we were not able
to actually cooperate in a way that we make decisions together,
I tried to convince my my fellow employees that you should have a
union and also as a source of power to start with. And then I
think in terms of the bigger picture, when you look at
revolutions, the way that you actually get rid of any sort of
dictatorship, is by having workers take control.
We could have caught the whole dictatorship thing much earlier
now that I'm hearing this, you know, the dictator dictator is
just a dictator, I'd kind of forgotten this. I'm glad we're
playing a dictatorship,
is by having workers take control of the place where they
were. You're plan your vision for noodles, sir? Would it
include the owner, what capacity
are wanting to cooperate with us as an equal and provide his
skills that he had, we would definitely cooperate with him to
abdicate his position as being an owner and controller of us.
And he would have to recognize that we we run those together.
And basically, if he doesn't want to cooperate with us, he's
against us.
Yeah, we weren't we weren't run noodles together, man.
Well, obviously, the kid has no concept of ownership. And or the
fact that noodles, if I'm not mistaken, is a franchised
operations here and they're all over the place. And they require
though, the company requires the ownership that cook things a
certain way. So everything has to be very rigid, because it's a
standard product like McDonald's is the same way obviously. You
know, in fact, when you go overseas, the burger tastes like
when you bought in El Cerritos.
It might even come from El Sarita. You don't know.
But anyway, so yeah, this is a serious situation. I don't know
what's going to come of it. Maybe the whole group. I know,
my son is always you know, he's one of the millennials and he's,
he's one of the good ones. Well, he's well, I don't know, there's
a good or bad but he got work, you know, easily got work a lot
of other guys. It's still not working, they can't get a job.
Or if they're doing anything, it's low, very low pay. He got
married right away. And they had a kid. Right. So he's like, you
know, their
leader, again, the system now?
He's kind of in the system. Yeah, I guess. So. It's just a
baffling. And then my daughter, of course, who has a, you know,
works a couple of jobs if she can, she's a very hard worker.
In general, and, but they're still in in the millennial
group. So like, it's still grilled them about, and they
often mock, they're their mates
really been which ones? The ones that have worked, or the ones
that don't have work?
The ones that don't have work? are the ones that are
unemployable. I think there's a lot. I think that's what's gonna
happen with a lot of these kids are going to be unemployable.
Luckily, the millennials are unlikely for them. It's a huge
group. It's bigger than the Baby Boomer and
I know what they're doing by I, it came to me. They're all
building, creating and aggregating in tiny house
villages. Yeah, so I've been we've been watching some tiny
house shows, I think mainly from HTG. HGTV is a TV
TV one of the most successful cable networks in history.
It's fabulous to watch this. And it's almost all of them. Their
millennial. My wife is an artist, and she makes you know,
things with yarn, and beads. And I do web work. And they live in
tiny houses. And there's something to be said for me.
They they are almost buying these outright. They're
relatively inexpensive compared to a house, but they're moving
into political communities.
But when you get there very expensive. Yeah.
And there's a scam with this people that Oh, yes, I can now
roll it anywhere I want and I can have my house wherever I
want. Well, let me tell you, as someone who's been on the road,
you don't want to be hauling one of those things behind you.
That's completely inappropriate for being hauled around maybe
from point A to point B with a you know, with one of those wide
load cars with a professional movie. Yeah, and not just a ball
just shut up. I
mean, company.
I mean, you're the you're these homes, many of them will crack
if you go over too many bumps.
Yeah, they will. They're not designed to be moved around. No,
no, they're designed to look like they can be moved around.
But a lot of these millennials would you know, and yeah, so we
live by the shore so we can we can sell our yarn or yarn art.
Ah
well I don't see this and what this little discussion aside
here that we just just a little sidetrack is why I may have
changed my mind about apprenticeships, okay. I don't
know. I don't know if I changed my mind and just maybe change my
attitude. I don't know that anybody wants some
Well, the way I see it, apprenticeships turned into
internships and internships where it became unpaid. In
general, I'm not saying everywhere
No, I think no, I think that what you just said I think is
the untold story. I believe that's exactly what happened. It
started with apprenticeships which were you know, and you
learn something and you learn to train
apprenticeships. I'm sure you did apprenticeships.
Now I have always worked big time in the factories. i I'm
sorry. Just saying I my apprenticeship I only
apprenticeship I might have done if you want to call it that was
when I was a paperboy. I had two paper routes. One of them was
the Oakland Tribune, which was a an afternoon paper at the time.
And I did in a certain way. I had an apprentice position when
the sales guy expediter came around once a year to show me
how I couldn't I always sucked it said selling door to door and
he'd take me out this was a unique experience. And this guy
would go from door to door to door in the neighborhood that I
had they blocked off for me I'm the guy who's had to fill these
newspapers with these people. And he would sell a subscription
to these to every individual with the hardest sell I've ever
seen him I was like
what was that? What was the what was the cell? What do you let
this kid
starve to death? This little boy here is going to be delivering
the paper by hand to you. You know there's no reason don't you
read the newspaper most people read the newspaper most people
that are educated reading the newspaper most people in the
know read the newspaper. You're not getting this newspaper. Why
not? And it just it was just an outrageous hard sell. And he
likes subscribed everybody every Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay.
All right. All right. All right, already. I'm doing it. You are a
process. You were just a prop for this guy was a sales prop.
I was a sales process.
I know how it feels, believe me.
And so you go. Well, I was learning this as a young kid.
And that that's the rest of the time it was. It was really, you
know, wasn't apprenticing? Because if it was apprentice, he
had learned carpentry.
I had an apprenticeship as a kid and I learned something. I had
an apprenticeship with a blacksmith and old school
blacksmith so I learned how to shoot a horse Smithy. Ya know
how to shoot a horse. Which man, you shoot a horse that'll clear
up your sinuses. Man, you put that hot iron onto the hoof. I
learned how to well shoot a horse. Oh, that was a different
apprenticeship. That didn't happen until I moved to Texas.
That I learned how to weld both spot welding and co2. These are
granted not necessarily skills I use every day in life but I'm
very happy I have them.
Well, I learned how to weld and I was spot welding is brain
dead. I wouldn't count that as anything but but you know you
step on a pedal. But welding itself does take a little work,
but I never
you learn with the electrode.
Where you learn when this thing sticks on there, and you're
that's what you're learning when it goes anyway. But it wasn't
like as an apprentice that just showed me how to do it.
Well, I was getting paid well while learning how to do it.
Yes, so was I well, I
thought was an apprenticeship
I considered on the job training. Oh, apprenticeship,
apprenticeship. What you're saying is an apprenticeship
seems to me to be just on the job training it No, no means
where you go and you work with somebody for years. And you
learn every aspect of what they're doing. And then you take
over the company. Yeah, I
don't think long term thing. It's
not like coming in as someone shows you how to well.
Well, let me show you. I'm just telling you what my experience
was. And you're saying there's not like that it was the
blacksmith in the village where I lived outside of Amsterdam
would choose one or two kids a year and they would be his
apprentices. And they would he would pay them to work to help
him and learn the trade. Okay,
I'll give you that one. Yeah, thanks. I'm not giving you the
welding one.
But I was the same guy. Well,
it was a different thing was teaching Yeah, all these
different skills. Yeah. Let's well the shoes under the horse
blacksmith
do more than just Alright, we're getting into minutiae, please
Okay, so you learned a blacksmith but okay, I didn't do
you any good. So this is not the program I think Trump's looking
for. No, I don't know what he's looking for. I don't see the
difference personally, because I think you've nailed it. It's an
apprenticeship turned into internship turned into free work
for free. And then then that deteriorated to the guy never
shows up. I had a famous New York agents kid who I know,
working for me as an intern at
Swifty, Lazar, calm. Hi, Johnny.
And he would do deal with a lot of these kids do it. Do the
internship for college credits. Sure. So that gets that's
considered paid. Because I did get some credits, and never
showed up. Ever. Oh, the first day, they never came back and
never saw him again. And then you know, we signed off on the
thing. It's a scam. Yeah. And I've
heard a lot of this. A lot of Yeah, I don't really want to do
any work. Could you just sign off on my paper? Please? Could
you just sign off and then I'll get out of your hair? Yeah,
there's a lot of that.
Yeah, yeah. Well, that's not doing the economy any good. No,
I don't know what's going to happen here. But this is this
wound up, putting it all together. Everything we've just
just discussed, from the blacksmithing. to the, to the
noodle boy to the guy who can open the damn window at the
McDonald's. Two guys who come in and they just, you know, they
they fax it in, and then they take the credit to theirs to
their advisor and college. Is this is not this is not a pretty
picture.
It really isn't. And this guy, they'll get back to the guy from
hamburger you. He's, you know, he's like, yeah, I really, I
really don't know. I just do the best I can every day and I just
keep smiling and you know, I know why he's smiling. Those
guys get eight weeks of vacation and an eight week sabbatical.
I'd be smiling.
That's good. Somebody's get that. We're not
know. Hey, happy Father's Day.
Happy Father's Day to you. And Happy Father's Day to all ships
and sea boots owners a different bit
sorry my daughter hasn't hasn't communicated with me yet. It's
always his game that I hate with social media. Now, you know that
she hasn't she hasn't said Happy Father's Day on Facebook. Are
you worried? Are you worried she's forgotten about me. She
hates me now. It must be she must hate me that looking at the
donations a lot of people hate their dads to
it is also went back last year went back last year. Look at the
donations for Father's Day. Same. Yeah, I remember that. has
been a dud on this show.
Every time we've done it. Yeah, that's interesting. I guess I
remember No, I know why. It was kids who have parents who listen
to the no agenda show hate their dads. It's that's a fact. I've
got a douchebag listening to those. Those crazy, crazy
conspiracy theorist old writers.
Gotta be something like that. Yeah. Well, I do have a kind of
a related note. You brought that up. This one clip here. I want
to play. Yeah, there was a couple of them here. Actually. I
want to talking about the, you know the millennials and all
these issues. I want to play just the bad girlfriend of the
year clip. Okay.
Massachusetts woman was convicted today of involuntary
manslaughter or urging her boyfriend to commit suicide.
Michelle Carter sent hundreds of text messages to Conrad Roy in
July of 2014. Roy filled his truck with deadly carbon
monoxide then got out, contacted Carter and told her he was
scared. She responded get back in. She could get as much as 20
years in prison.
Yeah, it was an interesting case.
I thought it was a very interesting case for a number of
reasons. Most of the reasons, I think relate to what we're
talking about, which was their texting back and forth. He
didn't call her and say hey, I don't want to do it, babe. And
then she didn't say get in,
which is which is one of my biggest gripes is there being no
context in text.
There is no context. But there's a little side note that's one of
the lawyers did on seeing it when they were discussing this
on CNN. This was a guy who was a depressive and he kept bitching
and moaning about he wants to kill himself. And I guess this
went on for a year or more where she is trying to stop him in the
guy specifically referred to this so called Jun texts. And by
the way, people that are texting back and forth and this is their
life. It's ridiculous. But anyway, so
may I say, just as a just as a test after this program is over
or just stop the recording right now? Go to your whatsapp or your
text messaging or go to your Facebook Messenger. And look how
much you texted just today. Eight people could be writing
books with the amount of texting they do. It's really
a lot of people a lot a lot. Yeah. Now, so she said, Well,
wait, maybe we can get help. She actually tried to get him into
counseling and this, and I didn't hear that. You didn't
hear that? No, no. Yes. The whole month of June apparently
she and then he came up with let's do a Romeo and Juliet. I
mean, both dishes. I'm not doing that in a million years. So you
should get to help. And she tried to get him in the
counseling. And here's, here's the way I see it went going
down.
She got sick of it as if God go kill yourself already.
She said, okay, you know, you're nuts. I don't go do it. Do it.
Do it. Do it, do it. And then, you know, she was she wanted him
to kill himself because he was sick of listening to what
moaning and groaning, I believe, but if you see her, she's not a
sympathetic looking girl. She's like, she looks like as a snooty
sorority girl type that, you know, she looks like a mean,
girl. She looks like one of those girls that's mocked in a
Hollywood movies. Yeah, yeah. So they threw the book at her. And
they left out a lot of stuff. I think she was remorseful.
But she's also involuntary manslaughter is not a big deal.
Is it?
30 years? What? Yeah, she's getting 20 to 30 years,
she'll be popular.
I don't know about that. But the point is, is that there's a
certain amount of idiocy involved with some of these
millennials, and they're texting, she's at work. She was
18. So she's like, right in the right in the strike? Pocket.
Yeah. And so she's like doing this oblivious to the fact that
this is just all documented to an extreme. And yeah, you didn't
think about that. Now. You can say some stuff out of context
and leave out the June texts, according to his lawyer and use,
but the case is like, get back in. That was it no matter what
she said before that. But again, we have a group of people, a
whole group that seems to have been left out of understanding
the mechanism of society. And these texts. It's just like, why
don't you just you're just bearing witness against yourself
voluntarily? Yeah. Yeah, I'm saying the same thing. Of
course, I'll say the same thing to you and everybody else who's
bought an echo, or any of these devices? Is it a listening
device that you put in your own? You voluntarily put a listening
device in your own house? It's just to me remarkABLE. Yeah.
Well, you know why I did it. And I was the first one to identify
it as a category and I was correct. I'm doing I'm doing it
for the show. Your um, do you recall before I started dating,
I didn't even have a smartphone. I didn't want one.
You before you started dating? Yeah. You're talking about after
your last divorce. That's when that's a smart move.
No, no, sir. No, sir. No, that fell on the toilet after six
months. There was several years while certainly while living in
Austin that I did not I had a Nokia, e 71. That's what I had.
And that's what I loved. And I use that and that, and I didn't
have a smartphone, but you can't date anymore. If you don't have
a son, you can't even get an Uber. Oh, the atrocity of
I remember. Yeah, I think you're I think yeah, yeah, I think I'm
right, that that Nokia with the keyboard is Yeah,
and I also like not being tracked at all. And I also
remember saying I had to give up I had to give in I have to had
to get a smartphone you can't date. But you're absolutely was
I think if you remember we're going to do reminiscing about
what we said on the show and what we've done. If you recall,
I remember one of the conversations with the
millennials at the house and I related this on the show is that
they said you can't even get a date if you don't have a
specific smartphone and iPhone.
That's right. Let me see your phone. I don't think so. I don't
believe
this is true as much as it was four years ago when I was told
this but if you have anything but an iPhone, the girls this
guy's telling you this. The girls think you're a loser. Yes.
Which is again, I don't know. I rolling as far as I'm concerned.
Yeah. But I had the party last night. Actually the girl whose
birthday it was every week she buys a different phone from
eBay. And so she had you know, the $10 Nokia's. It's really
fun. Like but let me see your phone was the I don't have to
plug it in for a week. It just stays charged. I can still text
Yes, that's a long forgotten aspect of those older phones.
They they are forever stationary. He
found my old iPod Touch. And let's say it stays charged and
it does everything but a phone call. Really it stays charged
for days for days.
I have my Kindle. Yeah, that's another one. It shaves stays
charged for weeks.
Yeah. Well, but it's not doing well. It's not doing I mean it's
the screen it's really it's the screen is the web browser that's
mechanical, mechanical,
all the sucks out your juice man stuck to use.
There is a debt mechanical screens, which is the Kindle
has, ma'am. But it's mechanical. So they switch the bit turns, it
moves the thing mechanically and moves. There was I remember
going to a trade one of the trade shows for for displays.
They still have the original mams display that was first
invented I think in the 70s and has a message on it and they
take around these trade shows and they show it because the
message is still there. What is it? It says hi something that
says hello world. But it's not his thing is it's an OLED
display that has it's like I guess the original electronic
ink was it was like kind of a brownish color against a yellow
background. Very horrible looking. Really bad. Yeah, okay.
Anyway, well, they're doomed these kids. Yeah, what we're
gonna do? Yeah, what happens if there's another depression?
Luckily, they're ready for that. They're geared up for a bad
economy.
Yeah, they have their Patreon accounts ready. They're good to
go.
But they can't open a window or Converse.
Have a nice day. It's very hard. It's very hard to say that. Can
I just emoji that to them? Because I just do a smiley
emoji. I have to say Have a nice day, you know, please.
Meanwhile, finally, we have confirmation of what we already
suspected that there would be new gear appearing at the
airports. And this is this is really pissing me off. If you
hear this report about the new slave scanners that will stop
the evil laptops and anything bigger than a phone from blowing
up inside your aircraft.
Well, it's designed to make us safer and speed up the screening
process. Melissa, it's a High Tech High Definition scanner
using commuter tomography CT,
what is taught let's talk about Computed Tomography. CT. Are you
familiar
with us never heard of this? No. Oh, let's look it up. Look it up
on
the scanner using commuter tomography see commuter.
Commuter, let me I have it here on the beach computer new CT
scan. I'll tell you what it is it's computerized tomography
tomography. You looked at
tested at one security checkpoint lane at Phoenix
International Airport. It will be tested in Boston as well
later this month. Other CT scanners made by different
companies are also likely to be tested later in the year the
technology is similar to what's currently used to inspect
checked luggage CT screener, they tend to shoot a hundreds of
images with an X ray camera that spins around the conveyor belt
giving screeners a 3d picture of a carrier. contents using
algorithms like a CT scanner
used on a person
that's right. We're just we're just weeks away from human
beings going through the CT scanner,
a picture of a carry on bag contents using algorithms to
detect explosives, firearms, and it gets better HIPAA data items.
It could speed up the screening by reducing or even eliminating
the need for repeat trips through the X ray machine and
those secondary screenings. We're all familiar with
continent
before we continue with that, so this is the same technology they
already use for check luggage. It's as long tubes that that you
have to put your bag in front of that's what they now propose.
Which is yeah, it's not like this is like this is new
technology that just probably miniaturizing it a little bit so
that it makes the TSA checkpoints that much more
easier. But hidden in this report is a little gem something
that I think we predicted as it came to all these the express
lane the what is it clear and what's the pre free check
the flyers of course have to remove laptops from bags for
screening now this comes in the wake of the US banning laptops
and carry on luggage on flights originating from 10
international airports mainly in the Middle East and weighing
extending that ban to a further set. 21 Apple, it's the second
Tech had sounds
like some sales 71 for an airport. Yeah, I'd like to sell
my slave scanner to them.
And as things go for,
oh Bucha you look it up. And now listen to this.
There's no prices, I can't
find the best bid
that's better to a further 71 airports. The second technology
is fingerprint technology. TSA officials have long been
interested in this sort of thing. And they're currently
testing it in the pre check lanes in Atlanta, Denver,
getting least reaction from fliers who liked the security
aspect, but also worry about privacy issues. Oh,
there's the obligatory privacy, everyone's going to be putting
their finger on the scanner, good work slaves. Dynamite?
Well, this is just an outrage to me, you do not it is
unconstitutional, to not allow someone to fly without their
papers. First of all, it's called freedom of movement. And
I do not believe there is any change to this. But people just
go along with the program. And and then what's next?
They'll be putting their fingerprints that depreciate and
it'd be a whole hand. Oh, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, it's very obvious what's next. Now, join
our new program. You too can skip all the lines. It's real
easy joined the new program. Get your chip. Yeah, you just have a
chip, all you have to do is wave the chip in front of the TSA
agent. And it's all perfect. You walk right through? It's a
breeze cut the chip? Yeah. Get the chip,
that's gonna be harder to sell. No, I don't sell the
fingerprints, they can see you shouldn't be given your
fingerprint of those things. What's the point? To get a tree
that means you already pre pre means pre that means you've been
done our rehab, but we don't have to go and verify.
We don't want anyone. Anyone who's not authorized to use pre.
Yeah, that's right. Dammit. Or I'm elitist. I don't want it
when you reloaded the
free line, you show your driver's license and ticket to
the guy to the driver's license, which is, which does have your
thumbprint in California has already accounted for most of
this and yet we don't have and so you're already you once you
get past that if you can get past that with a phony ID of
somebody else who got a pre ticket, which is not easy, then
what do you need an additional thing of showing your
fingerprint lists or collecting fingerprints? Yeah, this is
obviously for fingerprint database. It's got nothing to do
with security. Well, it's
better it's matching fingerprint database with facial
recognition, because that happens to
and by the way, I will tell this story again, once again. And
this was five years ago, six, I was in Portugal. And I was at
some trade show which is a computer trade show. But next to
that trade show was a law enforcement trade show, which I
of course went to is more interesting and they had the
facial
like going to Comdex and going to the adult Video Awards next
door
zactly so you go next door and they had this facial recognition
system some American company I think was the one that really
has the goods on this and it was you know places just cops and
stuff in there so you can go and you can play with it. In other
words, you can go through it and try you know I could go through
it which I couldn't do it in airport they wouldn't let me do
it and try to fool it ah so I go through it first and I get to
identify it and be you know, I get to go through then I go
through it with my cheeks puffed out and I go through and I pull
in my face down with my hand. I'm doing all kinds of crazy
stuff to fool it never fooled it once there was nothing I could
do. Yeah I thought it was frightening it was so
good now the technology works that's for sure.
I think it works well Christian from long distances I'm not sure
it works as well. But the short you know the the cameras within
Nanos six feet of you, and it has a certain I don't know all I
know is that once I registered it found it no matter what I
did, I would be identified
then the rule is wherever you go if there's a sign that says no
hats allowed, then you're subject to facial recognition
that would probably be true yeah. I don't know what you
could do about the facial now somebody a JC buzzkill Jr said
that there has been some work done if you can get like if you
can slap on a third eye, or just eyeball
and then the middle of your head. It is for my religion.
What are you talking about? Like my daughter here? Don't talk
about my daughter look like an eye.
Apparently eyeball shaped tattoos all over the face.
Ah and all seeing eye tattooed on my forehead.
Yeah, that apparently confuses these devices. So the eyeball so
I don't know. You know, I'm thinking you wear a pair of
those glasses with the with the eyeballs on the springs that
they saw that Well falls out and bounces all over the place that
might probably confuse it. I don't know, hey, what's
the what's the what's the health risk to a CT scanner?
Oh, they're terrible. I mean, if you go through a CT scan rather
than the other one, which is the magnetic resonance scan is very
harmful to you to have a CT scan made of yourself in one of those
devices even though they're expensive, but they you know,
the identify certain kinds of cancers and things if it doesn't
give you cancer,
just kind of say, hey, we found a cancer after your 15th CAT
scan.
I'm thinking because these guys were so careless before with
rapid scan that when you go through these, if you're going
through the other deal, the other puff not the puffer but
the backscatter scan, back scatter, the backscatter the
this thing the device has, that's right there and spinning
around shooting X rays out at the baggage, as opposed to just
shooting down on the baggage which it was doing before. I
think it's probably irradiating the passengers. I can't believe
they haven't uh, you know, they won't make these things. I mean,
there's going to be expensive anyway. And I'll bet you there's
all kinds of random x radiation floating around
Yeah, always always noteworthy how they'll talk about
everything but
that part they never talked about that
part. Well for a little while with the backseat
usually cheap junk. Or I'm sorry, well,
to make sheets a meme is to make not to sell when you sell to the
government then it's not cheap.
Anyway, yeah, more bad news for Father's Day. Okay, so the kids
are screwed. We're all gonna get extra and probably die of cancer
as a horrible situation.
Oh, yeah. I'm sure there's more I can find.
I have a couple of interesting little clips but before we get
to them, I do want to play the clip that I promised I find and
play which is the coal bear clip
ah, this is the the one that wound up on the cutting floor
invert
is the one where I cut off the whole clip and I only played the
end. This is called bear on the Add to Tony's chillin doing at
the choke Tony, Tony's Tony's doing his thing.
I'm Stephen Colbert, I just want to take a moment to say isn't
Kevin Spacey doing a tremendous job this evening? Incredible.
And it's my honor to be here tonight presenting the Tony for
Best revival of a musical and it's been a great year for
revivals in general. Especially that one they revive down in
Washington DC. It started off Broadway in the 80s. Way off
Broadway over on Fifth Avenue. Huge production values. Couple
of problems main character is totally unbelievable. And the
hair and makeup yeesh. No, no. The DC productions supposed to
have a four year run but reviews have not been kind. Close early.
We don't know we don't know best of luck to everyone involved.
The crowd goes crazy. Go crazy. These are the same people I'm
going to say the like in the st. Last show and say the same
thing. These are the same people that want more funding from the
government for the National Endowment for the Arts and all
the rest of these operations so they can
buy more BBC programming
for that. Yes, that's that's the PBS. Yeah, we're talking there.
I'm talking about Broadway, which has done by any BBC
programming. Well, they
get Helen Mirren to do it. They want
all this is support from the government and this is the way
they treat the government. What do they expect when they get cut
off?
Well, they expected Trump not to finish out his term and you know
that Elizabeth Warren or someone will be there to save the day.
Yes. Somehow if Trump gets booted out, Lizabeth Warren or
Hillary take over and you know, this is the kind of hideous that
we're dealing with here. Oh, I
have an Elizabeth Warren cliff. I got to share. Man, this woman
is off. unhinged. She is unhinged. She's asked she's
going to be asked about her favorite curse word to use. And
she will
legend somebody I know. This is one of those clips I saw and I
say
Did you see it at all? Or did you just
pass it? No. I saw it. Yeah. The James Lipton Inside the Actor's
Studio part of this interview. I am not going to ask you for your
favorite curse word. Actually. I am favorite favorite curse word.
Poop. Oh, that's a goody two shoes.
Favorite crossword I ever heard. What
are you up? Have you ever seen a woman like me look you straight
in the face after you finish some long explanation of
something and then just said
right. Have you said that on the Senate floor? No, no, but that
they could be coming they could be who knows?
Wow, if if that happened to me, I'd be like, okay, and it just
turned around a walk. By with your dad just think you're nuts.
Poop. Oh, poop. The only women who have steaks Fiddlesticks
good one. Good one. Huh? Where does that come from?
Well, I would assume it has something to do with the fiddle.
We're gonna have to look into it. Let's look into
it. That's right. Fiddlesticks Yes. Something I heard a lot
when I was growing up.
I heard it. Yeah, I rarely hear it, but I've heard it, but it's
like poppycock, I guess Fiddlesticks peacocks? In other
words, apparently it was a game
Fiddlesticks was a game and it looks like it yeah. Well, how
did how did you play that? I guess what you did is if you
lost you i Fiddlesticks
fiddle sneezes maybe when you? Well, no. But as the Wikipedia
say, well, the
Wikipedia says book of knowledge. Fiddlesticks are
traditional instruments used to add percussion to old time and
Cajun fiddle music.
But perhaps owl
obviously fiddlehead Dix game. Interesting. Okay, well we call
that Mikado. Is that what it's called Miko
Mikado Miko never heard of it. Good. makan. The Japanese thing.
Yeah, we
have little sticks of like long skewer sticks. If you can. Don't
move the other ones. I'd like
Fiddlesticks I guess I got no Yeah, no, it's not exciting. Sad
to say but she's you know, she's full of crap. I'm
Yeah, clearly she is because she says poop. But I bet
she could come up a storm. Probably mostly an Indian. No.
The Cherokee she knows how the chips were done
or not. Does not today is also Waterloo day. Yeah. I didn't
realize that this was the the
time that it was taken into Napoleon was taken down by
kicked his ass new formations that he got tricked into
attacking.
What was it? Really? I didn't I didn't know you got tricked into
attacking?
Yeah, they did developed. What's his name was the name of the
guy. Waterloo guy, the British guy. Yeah, I can't remember his
name. But he had developed it developed some new formations.
And they set him up down on the side the other side of a hill
and did poorly and just going to wipe these guys out. They go
down and I got wiped out because he couldn't deal with these. It
was it was a technological breakthrough. Hmm.
It's never been taught to me that way is a technological
breakthrough.
How was he? How did he when he was overwhelming him or people
in? Oh, no.
It's just when it's when we kicked his ass. That's it.
That's how I was taught to me. Yeah, that guy's Dad's got
kicked over there. Trying to see if
there's a guy with the water. Lucy. What is the guy somebody
in the chat room knows who's the the English guy? Better
Waterloo? Man. He's so famous now. I gotta get it.
I don't know. I don't know. Waterloo. Lord Nelson.
Yeah, no, there's a there's a Navy guy. Wellington,
Wellington, Duke of Wellington. Wellington. Yes,
we should have known. Yeah, we should. So that was willing to
hear the future. doesn't say anything. The Wikipedia doesn't
say anything about the new formation.
Yeah, it's discussed in some books. Ah, the
blank March. Was that it?
Yeah, it was it was like it was a it was like a quadrangle or
some sort of weird thing they had set themselves up in their
hearts impossible to penetrate. There's groups of them. It's
very strange. Anyway.
Okay. Here's our chat room. He used the flying wedgie
formation. Okay, yeah.
So I think the big news story that's underplayed this week,
and I think it's, it's like the BIGGEST EMBARRASSMENT. I can't
imagine how this happened. And the way they reported
everywhere, is just lame. And they never asked any questions.
How did a US destroyer get T boned?
Yeah. That was we were watching that news. And all I know is it
takes about a half an hour to stop these ships. You know,
that's not unless you got a turbine version. They don't just
stop on a dime. But the question is, can't you just look on your
Jeep look on your Google Maps and say,
Well, if you look at the USS Fitzgerald's web site, or
actually the wiki page, this thing has got some of the most
modern radar it's got to deal with not just one or two. It's
got 3d radar. It's got million things going on and they
couldn't see this giant container ship headed right at
them they couldn't have gotten did or something you can move
those boats and a destroyer is not a slow moving vessel they
could have gotten it you know got out of its way I'm sure but
they apparently didn't even see the thing and it gets T boned
killing a bunch of guys and wrecking the ship. And this is
this is okay. This is outrageous. They did. They
headed the Seventh Fleet should be fired who
who owned the ship that collided into it.
I think it was just a container ship audit from the Philippines.
Any number of they all look the same and that was just another
the Harley got damaged and play that clip says the USS
Fitzgerald one.
Seven American sailors are still missing tonight after their US
Navy destroyer collided with a cargo ship off the coast of
Japan light it happened Saturday morning local time and a busy
waterway about 60 miles off Yokosuka Japan. Then Tracy is
falling the search and Beijing
the USS Fitzgerald had to be towed back to its home port off
the coast of Japan. The extensive damage to the guided
missile destroyer was easy to see. It is still unclear how the
Fitzgerald collided with a container ship that was nearly
four times its size. That merchant vessel based in the
Philippines suffered far less damage. Three members of the US
Navy were injured and had to be medically evacuated, including
the commanding officer Bryce Benson. All three are said to be
conscious and in stable condition. Vice Admiral Joseph
Hall coin heads the US Seventh Fleet,
it's hard to imagine what this crew has had to endure the
challenges they've had to overcome. But I'm extremely
proud of their courage and dedication.
The captain was texting again, was that it?
Proud. He's proud of their courage and dedication. This guy
el corte, by the way, this guy Oh coin or whatever his name is
the head of the Seventh Fleet. He is like he doesn't even have
a wiki page. This guy.
What good is he then? Well, if
you're running the Seventh Fleet, you think you'd have a
wiki page. But he's like you're looking him up. He's a jet
jockey who graduated from college in electrical
engineering pilot and somehow moved up the ladder. I mean,
he's far as I'm concerned, the way the Navy operates, this guy
should be should be demoted Marshall. And I think Benson
should be too. I mean, how do you get T boned and old
collision collision collision started collision. You were
sitting there and you got t boned by a monstrous ship that
you couldn't identify on the radar. And if you've ever been
up on one of those in one of the areas where they where they're
operating these chips, there's about 20 guys up there and
they're all talking to each other and they're all doing damn
well does special duties. I mean, it's not like some guy
holding on to a steering wheel.
Hey, what should I do, man?
Right. It's bullcrap. I mean, these things are set up. So the
extremely operated extremely safely. But what happened here
and there's nobody asking questions, but you play a clip
to
an Afghanistan fighting America's longest war.
The Navy has begun to search the damage sections of the ship to
see if any of the missing crew members were trapped inside or
if they were thrown overboard during the collision. This
particular area near Tokyo Bay is an extremely busy shipping
lane. But accidents like this involving a military vessel are
still rare. Japanese authorities will now analyze both ships
navigation records for clues as to what caused the collision.
The commander of the US Seventh Fleet was at the pier in Japan
with family members of the crew when the Fitzgerald arrived, he
said it was a difficult day but that he was humbled by their
bravery and getting the ship back to Fort
Marina. Ben Thank you.
Apparently the ship was founded. Yeah,
it was pretty serious collision.
It got it was a T bone but we had hit and almost not to ship
into the drink. It could have sunk Yeah. Well, we have a lot
of nobody is covering the story except it's kind of an incident
although this is a major story. We're like a big military threat
to everybody we're the number one you know spending $600
billion a year we have one of our boats which costs a lot of
money don't T boned by a by cargo ship. Are you kidding me?
We have like the top headline we have?
Yes. Well, then a you'd think something is up. But we have a
lot of producers who have been in the Navy and Marines and have
been on ships but maybe they can shed some light on it. But I do
know that I do know for sure that the tanker couldn't do much
about it. Those guys they just can't take it takes a long time
to stop or even to really significantly alter their
course. And I can't do anything I don't know the specs of the of
the distro I've been on a frigate man a frigate with
turbine engines 50 knots. You know those things can but it's
not it's half the size of a quarter the size of a destroyer.
But still I agree this is this is a major story and no one
seems to be interested because Trump
Oh, yeah, Trump. Let's talk about Trump. He's unhinged.
Yeah. Well, no, let's not talk about that. Let's thank you for
your courage and say in the morning to you, John C. Run a C
stands for colliding at boning Devorah Ag
in the morning to you. Adam curry with a cease does stands
for nothing. Oh, I'm worried all ships at sea. The ships at sea
that are still floating. What was I microaggression? Man, all
the boots on the ground feet in the air subs in the water that
are still running. And all the days and nights out there?
Yes in the morning to everybody who likes to bring us artwork
for for the program. That would be our artists and I do want to
say specifically. Yeah, specifically in the morning to
Gastone Garcia. Gotham Garcia blas the artwork for episode
nine or three Hu Malabo, the title of that one and it was the
M five M retired be clinco NASM 33 milligram meds which was just
cute. We've had many med boxes done before in the past, but
somehow this just hit it right to hit it right on it was great
artwork.
It was very funny to us. Yeah. Which is all the counts. We had
a lot we had a lot of submissions to and there was a
couple two or three of them that would qualify normally but the
art box, the med box, it just had the right things going on at
the right memes. It was just gonna rely on perfect was
perfect. Alright, let's start with our Associate Executive
producers and executive producers for show 379 39 Yes,
right. Yes. 903 We have one executive producer. And it is
Sir Francis, the Baron of Roberts Bay $500. And this is
gonna we can talk about this now or we can talk about it later.
But this guy has been working with me trying to get pop money.
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Please find my latest donations are the best podcast in the
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know, it didn't go so well. So I'm now delivering it to the old
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page in regard to pop money transfers or maybe I said pop
meals pop money or maybe discussed the process on the
show one day for those of us who like to avoid PayPal? I have
talked about a little bit I'm gonna talk about some more. I
would like a double D douchebag. Call out a double douchebag call
out sorry. I would like a double douchebag call out to Mr. Tim
gras gross.
A double yeah
douchebag of St. Petersburg, Florida. I hit him in the mouth
a while back and he sent me a congratulatory text when I
reached Baron status, but I have not heard his name mentioned on
the show. Which means he's a free riding douchebag do your
part gross. Moving on to some pleasantries a special call out
to Captain doo doo. Doo is just uh, maybe it's doe. Maybe
there's Kevin Dodo. But he says pronounced do do with a D O D O
how would you pronounce that? Do do. Yeah, so I'm thinking doo
doo doo doo maybe doo doo doo doo doo da da da dude,
demeaning things doing going binding. from Vero Beach,
Florida, Captain doodoo or dodo hit me in the mouth a few months
back. And I've been a faithful listener and supporter ever
since my family and I recently spent a week with Captain with
the captain in the Bahamas where we went fishing in 33.3 feet of
water while streaming the no agenda show. We didn't catch any
fish at that particular spot, but we had a few laps. Finally
I'm headed out to Jackson, Wyoming for the solar eclipse in
August. I've been thinking about the best music to play during
the eclipse. It will be a Monday morning bender. The obvious
choice is plink Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon. With that
in mind, can you please play the Yoko Ono Pink Floyd screen clip?
I think anyone from Dimension B who will be watching the solar
eclipse will be forced to listen to that clip and the rest of us
can listen to the real song. I hope everybody has a great
summer karma to all All right.
Oh, you've got karma. I'm really not happy with this next
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I am going to go home and
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I already got my speech ready. All right. Okay. Sir Meisner in
Bellevue Washington $215, Associate Executive Producer.
Maybe if he was an executive producer, this is a possibility
but there's not going to happen. Just putting my value for value
donation, he writes, thanks for the staying on top of everything
to help keep so many of us sane week after week want to keep it
short. And challenge Adam, to put together a cool clip
session. I'd like him to throw up the following and then
1-234-567-8910 11 clips he lists. We're not playing 11
clips ever. Not one of us and even what it's one of them.
It's abuse. Yeah, it's not even a clip. I can't even find what
he's talking about. One of
them's not even a clip. Maxine Waters, the FBI director has no
credibility. Now, we've said this before on the show. And we
end the problem is, of course, surmise nerd sales engineer to
the nerds by de wulfenite. Amongst the malicious militants
at night. He says this idea would be would be a horrible
precedent, horrible precedent. We don't need to sit here and
listen to somebody play or Adam. Two things about this one. I
don't want to listen to 11 clips. And I'm looking at these
clips and they're not there's not like a combination of them
this funny, it's not there's not like a hilarious combination
here. And the second thing is I personally me, I'd have to
listen to Adam complain about this, which he was about to do
before I started in. And believe me, it gets you know, yeah, I
don't need it. I don't need the aggravation.
How it's about you. Nice is about
me, I'm trying to save my ass. Okay, so we'll give you three
clips, which is what we keep telling people to give us and
now I'm going to do a sequence I got a sequence I'll do is
sequence except for the Maxine Waters thing. I don't know what
the hell he's talking about. With that. I'll do it. But this
first and last time, it's just rude. And I don't want you to do
it. But you can't stop me. I know I can't this is a problem.
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told myself to donate after I was in business class with my
with Christine Lagarde flying to Peru. And then with Jesse
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who she is? Telling them that no agenda show the best podcast in
the universe, shaking the reverence hand who I despise and
getting a big bang a big hug from him and talking to Jon
Voight for about 15 minutes. He's a dimension a in politics
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teach me about the world. When I talked about ash for cash with
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Go Boom shakalaka. Go Boom shakalaka. And finally, our last
Associate Executive producer is Linda. Linda softer, softer
softer software in Philadelphia. She has long known I'm going to
read it though because it's interesting. And I also promised
that I'd give her crap.
Interesting isn't stupid or be interesting as in genuinely of
interest.
That's a good point. I think it's fascinating. So use that
word. instead. I'm making this Father's Day donation in honor
of my husband, Seth suffer father to our amazing daughter
Ruby. He started listening to the show last year and soon
after turn me and Ruby into the into listeners. And now we're
all regular listeners we frequently listen when we are
all doing things in the kitchen or when we're in the car. I was
initially a little concerned about Ruby listening to the
show. She's only 11 years old.
Hey Rewi
Well I appreciate your well research and perspective media
deconstruction and balanced political reporting. It took me
a little while to get past what I consider to be your overuse of
the pejorative is douche and douche bag. I don't typically
get hung up on cursing. So I was curious. By the way, let's stop
right there. There's not cursing it was it's allowed by the FCC
on mainstream right as his poop. Poop is to poop we should say
poop bag. I don't typically get hung up and by the way that we
reason we don't say poop bag or anything else is because this
was never our idea. No. As a newer listener, you may not know
the backstory of douche, but
I'm writing that down the backstory of douche
you may not know the backstory of douche, but it was from the
listeners that it started calling each other douche bags
for not donating. And then pretty soon then somebody came
up with the jingle and douching jingle and before you know it,
it became an institutionalized within the show structure. But
it had nothing to do with it was not one of our inventions.
Anyway, I don't typically get hung up on cursing so I was
curious about my discomfort with douche. It's fun to say after
all with some thought I realized that because my only frame of
reference was a vaginal douche. The terminal felt sexist to me.
Oh yeah. So I decided to do some research on the etymology. And
lo and behold, it turns out that my perception of douche as being
sexist was actually a projection of my own limited knowledge of
the word. Do tell. A quick googling gave me all the
information I needed to release myself from my own prejudice
against this term and embrace it with the equanimity of which I
hold other curse words. Again And it's not a curse word. I
shared my research with Ruby and we cracked up over the idea of
calling someone a shower or a syringe or a bag of bodily
irrigation water, vaginal or other orifice. It's just water.
There is even a manufacturer of specialty bags and backpacks
called douchebags. Yo, do you know this?
I think I did. I think but I looked at him was like, if not
funny, they're not funny
enough. Bring on the douche. I do not. I do want to point out
that the concept of D douching. As it is requested often by
first time donors does not really make sense. While I
realize is meant to be a form of undoing of someone's status as a
douche. It literally means not showering, which makes no sense
at all. In fact, when your show does his best is the opposite.
It cleans away all the crap put out by the MSM and the
government and the entertainment industry and gives listeners a
clearer view of what's really going on. For that all three of
us are grateful. So please accept this donation even though
it comes from a homeschooling mom who is married to a guy
named sastra. right to say Seth, and used to be a patient. I
guess that's why he's named Seth. I would like to know who
was he named after? Yes, yeah. And used to be a patient at
Planned Parenthood. Oh. Three topics you have discussed in
your show that I can confidently call you out on as being
douchebags yourselves. Happy.
I'm sorry. We're all sorry, sir. We're very pro homeschooling. I
don't know where you got that from.
Yeah, you know, homeschool, we homeschool that are and
I'm not against Planned Parenthood at all, at all. No,
I'm against I'm against it against Seth.
I'm against the douchebags who are on the street and be like,
Hi, nice to me. What's your name? My name is Pete hi how I
am and he's wearing the big T shirt and like I'm not
interested. But I don't like your approach. And the money
doesn't go to clinic because it goes to the lobbying Planned
Parenthood organization. Very different. But and now this is
important. For some kick
him in the nuts. No, I
say I hate children and walk on. Okay. Overall, whenever we
discuss you can't even discuss Planned Parenthood without being
labeled a horrible All right. Republican douche. Yeah. As
wishes is exactly what she's doing here.
Yes, yes, she is. She says Happy Father's Day is Seth and to John
and Adam and all the dads out there and both universes. We
need you all more than we like to let you know more or less
probably. Thank you very
much, Linda. And thank you for being a great mom and a great
wife. You got karma. I hope that wasn't too sexist to say for
being a great wife. But there you have it.
Your sexist douche.
I have a good sexist clip coming up. We'll do that right after
that does conclude our group. Yeah, it's not a big list. So
you know, again, Father's Day turns out to be a big dud for
us. Huge, huge good, huge diodes good for the show. And it's the
same way last year. And I'm guessing I'm thinking last
year's when I changed the donation schedule to be you put
any amount and a lot of people a lot of big spenders came in with
five bucks and they got their dad's name. We'll mention them
at the end of the next segment. And you know what they think of
their dad, I guess? I don't know. It was a dud from the
beginning. I am now banning the Father's Day celebration on the
no agenda shows never. Oh,
boy. Oh, well. I don't know how I feel about that. That's a
little harsh.
We got a year to discuss it.
Well, what we could do is instead we could celebrate
Waterloo day.
Waterloo day Yeah. But it's not going to do one or two days is
fixed date this is comes on a certain Sunday in a month. So
next year, it'll be a different Okay.
Well, next year Father's Day, we don't mention a word of it death
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You should go talk to your dad about I don't know the best
podcast in the universe. Our formula
is this. We go out we get people in the mouth shut up.
So let me hit you with the The latest sexist term, sexist,
sexist, sexist sexist term. I'm sorry to say but it does come
from my from my beat and you know what I'm talking about? Oh,
not again. And they're talking about cameltoe Harris who was
grilling Jeff Sessions let
camel toe Harris.
I tried to slip it by Kamla Harris. I can't help myself.
Pocahontas cameltoe. Harris. If I think if you just mumble that
and have been the most sexist thing you've ever done on the
show, I'm setting it up. Well, at least this month.
Well, this is a word you used on the previous program. And I
think we briefly touched on it sexist origins. Maybe it was two
or three shows ago. And it was a response to the badgering of the
witness. Which is I think it actually does it start off with
Yes, yeah, it starts off with the sessions clip. And what
you'll hear is, I'll say Kamla Harris or Kamala, I don't know
how you pronounce it. Interrupting sessions
continuously interrupting him, which is what you do. It's what
you do when you're when you're doing this on the in the Senate
hearing. You know, if you're a douche, it's what you do. But
that is of course not rude or anything. No. Everybody else is
rude because of the use of a certain word.
I don't believe I had any conversation with a Russian
business man are Russian nationals. Are you aware a lot
of people were at the convention? It's conceivable
that somebody just a few lemme qualified I if I don't qualify,
you'll accuse me of lying. So I need to be correct as best I can
want you to be on I'm not able to be rushed this fast. It makes
me nervous.
And a twist? Yeah, so the former Trump aide Jason Miller said
that she was being hysterical, quote, unquote, would you do you
think they would ever use the word hysterical against a male
senator, they would never do it. And I know. Kamala Harris. I
think what's so offensive is she is the most even keeled stately
person that you will meet. I mean, she you know, is a former
prosecutor and she was using that experience to kind of cross
examine him, which we don't we want that don't do that. But you
have to let him qualify, you still have to let them finish he
wasn't done speaking, qualify so much when you're telling the
truth. I get
that too. But the more information the better. The more
information the better. So I think you can qualify as much as
you need to and especially considering the source use
up the time because we shut up it doesn't
get a lot out of time. So I think they're trying to pay now.
Interesting thing about the word hysterical is it's a word with a
female baiting history from hysterical which was once a
common medical diagnosis, reserved exclusively exclusively
for women sending them uncontrollably insane, sometimes
causing a hit, they would have to perform a hysterectomy. So
it's actually just unique to a woman and her uterus.
It's a Greek word hysteria, hysterical hysteria, which means
uterus as in grab them by the like. Yeah, hysterectomy, I
mean, if uterus Yeah.
Like she doesn't if you watch her, and I've watched her
repeatedly, she doesn't oftentimes let people answer the
question. That's, no, no, she doesn't let them answer to a
point where they're like, Can Can I answer the question? And I
just think, look, you need to be really careful, I think in this
country or anywhere. When you label everything sexist. She's a
big girl. She's smart. She's confident She's capable. I don't
need to feel sorry for her in this situation. And I think when
you imagine
if a man said she's a big girl, can you imagine let's just talk
about sexism for a moment. Can you imagine if a man said she's
a big girl, girl,
she's smart. She's confident She's capable. I don't need to
feel sorry for her in this situation. I think when there is
real sexism, Jericho
is set. That example is ours. It was there. For me. That's
fine. But saying, oh, you know how many headlines I read. Oh,
she was interrupted. So what we all get interrupted at this
table.
They don't do to men.
Back committee. They interrupt men all the time. No,
no, they didn't interrupt him at all. A couple things about this.
Well, wait. I've heard plenty of men being called hysterical.
Franken. When he used to do stand up. He was hysterical.
Yeah. But it's, it is true. Where that's where hysterical
comes from. And I read the book about this. And there was a play
I think, the solution when women were quote, unquote, hysterical,
they went to the doctor. This is why always if you look at the
old westerns, the doctors always handsome because he'd had
devices and he would, for all intents and purposes, give the
woman an orgasm with his devices which were of the vibe radix
sort, and then they would be happy again and then go off on
their way in the dark. because we're seen as miracle workers,
when they remind you of your theory The other thing that's
not mentioned is, is the idea of mass hysteria is not
not just for women now it's changed throughout the years but
these women like to go and pick apart everything and what is
female baiting? By the way that was kind of cooled female This
is female baiting by calling Salman hysteria idea. Female
baiting. I don't know what it's about. But yeah, I mean, you
could you can deconstruct almost every descriptive word or
anything you want down to dental. Whatever you want.
Yeah, you can stop anywhere you want in the process, but now
she's recall and then all of a sudden, it's sexist. You can't
say anything anymore. Well, you can but you get raked over the
coals for it. And yeah, just imagine. Imagine the things that
these women say that men saying them so it's it by definition,
it is a sexist.
Everything sexist to these folks. Folks.
Yeah. Helmut Kohl died. Helmut Kohl died.
Yes, he did. Yes, he did.
He was a he was the guy that he really helped Reagan with the
with the wall thing that went away. And he's
the one who put a nice Germany back together. No, no, no.
That was David Hasselhoff. We all know who did that. The half
the half brought the wall down, baby. That's right. Yeah, he was
really the reunification guy that he was chancellor.
So here's, did we have that? Or is it still getting your feet
wet over there at the State Department?
Yes. How is Heather?
I don't know. I don't think she's really performing as well
as she could. She's nice. She's pleasant, but she's got to learn
a few things. I want to play a couple of clips here. This is
the Qatar situation. Yeah. And this is not being reported in
the Western media, from what I can tell at all, because it's
too hard to report. And it's too hard to explain, even though it
did come up in the conversation with Heather but let's play the
guitar mishmash. And this is on our T reporting to
us vessels who arrived in Qatari waters to participate in joint
Navy drills, just days after the American President accused Qatar
of supporting terrorism. On Wednesday, Washington struck a
deal with Doha for the purchase of fighter jets estimated
initially to cost $12 billion. One Qatari official says that's
proof them that the US still backs the Gulf state. Artis
Jacqueline voga takes a closer look at America's recent policy.
And
we heard Trump say time and again that he will do whatever
it takes to defeat terrorism and those supporting it.
The nation of Qatar has historically been a funder of
terrorism at a very high level.
So we're always waiting to see what actions the US would take
against the Gulf country sanctions perhaps. But no.
Instead, the US has signed a deal to sell Doha $12 billion
worth of fighter jets, and there are plans to sell them even more
later this year. And that's not all. To US Navy combat ships
have reportedly arrived in Doha to carry out joint drills with
the Qatari Navy conflicting messages much
it's kind of standard behavior for the US. Don't we sell
weapons to almost everyone in the world and then create wars
to keeps having a market.
This is a good indication of the administration and what they're
doing everywhere.
Given the current president. I'm not that surprised that he would
be pretty hypocritical, I think are kind of increasing tensions.
Yeah, yeah.
That was that was a done deal, wasn't it? That was an old deal.
Yes. And here's Heather kind of explaining that it was club two.
That was a deal. That was a long time in the making. That is not
a brand new deal. That just came out. We continue to work with
the nation of Qatar, and the government and other partners in
the region. These are necessary actions to not only support US
interests in the Gulf, but also keeping that region as safe as
possible.
Only cutting ties with Qatar or imposing sanctions just wouldn't
be good business. Jacqueline booga RT Washington DC what
happened to
the snappy Heather she was much looser now she's she's trying to
get the words out just right now don't make any binders too
heavy. She's her binders, huge
biceps lifting this thing. So it's too bad. It seems to me
that they could have taken some credit for the sale. Because
Trump takes credit for everything that has happened.
That's positive but he didn't as far as I didn't and I find that
to be peculiar and I thought it was a was a missed opportunity
for him.
Yeah, why did Bob if he's really pissed at him and his against
them, he he's honorable as
any good and he's killed the deal right at the end there. So
now No, no, but he knows You can't do that.
No you can't you square well billion $12 billion out of the
US economy.
No, you can't No you can't do that not to mention the
aerospace companies now it's
already it's already in the numbers we've it's already in
our in our in our q2.
I just thought it was handled poorly. And of course, the
mainstream media didn't care. Although the funny thing is
going on to mainstream media was this crazy story, which has been
pretty much promoted by everybody, which is the
anonymous sources takedown by the Justice Department.
God, I'm glad you got something on this. Okay. What do we have?
Clip?
Yes,
the Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein statement has raised
quite a few eyebrows especially considering that as of late
majority of the American press relies on nothing but anonymous
sources on identified sources,
two sources with links to the counter intelligence community
anonymous sources, according to anonymous Washington Post source
while the mainstream media seems to love them, the Justice
Department is busy refuting all the fakes. No wonder they're
getting quite fed up with them at the DOJ. Take a look. This
Washington Post headline claims that Rosen Stein's threatened to
resign after the White House cast him as the prime suspect
for suggesting to fire the ex FBI Director James Comey. When
asked about this by journalists, Mr. Rosenstein claimed he never
said such a thing. Now CNN, a regular in anonymous sources
came out saying that according to sources, Comey would testify
that he never told Trump that he was not under investigation.
He is kind of a slick guy Trump took away from it. What he did,
which was he said, I've been assured that I'm not under any
investigation. So Trump took away kind of this blanket
assurance, which we believe Comey will say he did not give
the president
but when Mr. Comey testified he said the exact opposite. He
actually told Mr. Trump three times that Mr. President, you
are not under investigation. CNN even retracted their article
confirming the original fake news story. Or how about this
New York Times article, we're not even a sources cited but
rather the NYT types it out like a fact that Comey days before
being fired, asked the DOJ for more prosecutors and personnel
to accelerate the FBI investigation into alleged
Russia's interference in the presidential election. But guess
what the Justice Department flatly denied that Comey met
with Rosenstein to ask for more resources. And here is House
Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy confirming that these
allegations are nothing but false.
One of the questions were for public preserved but he'd said
he's already said that he has no evidence that Comey asked for
any further resources at all the resources were there.
But good going NYT and now CNN is raising eyebrows with their
exact quote being or what as the reaction to Mr. Rosen Stein's
anonymous sources statement. Wow. Can it get any better than
this in the world of mainstream media, even managed to off the
Justice Department? Miguel, Francis Santiago, our tea. Yeah.
And of course, the premises of the Justice Department came out
with a memo asking the American public to pay attention and if
it says anonymous sources or sources that doesn't name names,
you should be very skeptical of the articles because they're
because the mainstream media and what we're really talking about
as The Wall Street Journal, CNN, or time Whopper Whopper Whopper
Whopper Whopper Whopper, WaPo. And MSNBC are liars.
Well, I think maybe that's a little heavy. It is my I think
about this often having been in and five M situations. And I
they they believe it so they're not consciously lying. I don't
think so. They really they read things just differently.
They just okay, they're deluded.
Okay, I'll take that. Did you see Rachel Maddow is Rolling
Stone interview? Speaking of deluded, oh my gosh, she's on
the cover of the Rolling Stone. Wow, it listen to this. Just
just how it starts off. Rachel Maddow Sprint's onto the set of
the Rachel Maddow Show brain on fire and slides into her chair.
It's two minutes before airtime at MSNBC is cavernous New York
studio and Rockefeller Center and Maddow dressed in her
standard on air black blazer and black tank top Levi's and Blue
Suede Adidas Gazelle stealthily hidden by her giant desk hunches
over her keyboard pounding out last minute revisions to her
script with the speed of a court reporter on the agenda this
Friday evening in May the ever evolving Trump Russia scandal
and the controversial termination of FBI Director
James Comey. A story that might as well have been concocted to
suit Matt was brand of scathing methodical deconstruction.
That's just the beginning of the article. How about that? Could
you follow her any harder? I wouldn't mind having an article
like that starts off like that curry here. Curry springs into
his Claudio of the no agenda show his brain on fire twitching
with Tourette's. He slides behind his standup desk and two
minutes before airtime for the best podcast and universe in his
very tiny five by nine foot studio. Matt could do the whole
thing like that it would sound good. I think you should.
I am I'm working on if you the last newsletter had the
attachment which I promised of the Republican? I'm guessing
it's an authentic Talking Points Memo.
Yes, the TP which I think a lot of people may not have
understood the subject of the newsletter. Even I when I looked
at it, and I knew you were going to and I hadn't seen the draft
because we were out moving stuff. They thought toilet
paper, the first thing that came to mind like toilet paper was I
think a lot of people would think that you did that didn't
make you more curious, or were you disgusted and refused to
open an email, I
refuse to open the email and would never donate to that show?
Well, it was a talking point maybe should be TPM. Anyway. So
I put it in there. But I decided and I was thinking about this
last night. And I said in there, I'm going to do my own. I'm
going to deconstruct the talking points that we're hearing from
the other side because I can't No one's gotten me a memo from
the Democrats when it I'm sure they're dynamite. And I'm going
to create from scratch using deconstructing method
methodologies. In other words, stuff I keep hearing over and
I'm
going to publish the talking points in advance of the talking
points.
I'm going to publish the Democrat talking points that
they're using against Trump.
Nice. How about this? talking point one Pitlor talking points.
Yeah, it would be like that I totally old
Yeah, Hitler's out Hitler's no longer on Vogue. Yeah,
no Hitler's out
God. That's not what did you hear the latest? No. Oh,
speaking of Hitler, because you know, I save stuff in case it
comes up. Which game is this? It's the new Call of Duty. You
know, Call of Duty is a pretty realistic.
It's a great game. Let's just say that.
Well, now. New Character, new character role black female
Nazi. I mean, talk about your social justice warrior.
GamerGate. seeping into the mainstream gaming industry. A
black female Nazi perfect, but just make her Jewish and then
we're all set for reality. Now you're talking. That's coming.
It's coming.
Alright, so I've got a couple of things I do. I got the honor mon
here, which is Obama in a teaser commercial. And as you listen to
this, this is the this is where Obama is right now in the scheme
of things on the next TMZ
live rock Obama spilled the tea about a huge secret not about
politics. It's more important. It's about Jay Z. And Beyonce is
twins
tonight at a special time on Fox Two.
If he has something to say about Beyonce as twins,
so I spill in his spilling it spilling the beans.
Man he must be enjoying himself. That must be great to be him
right now. Let's just say yeah, it must be great it up. living
it up. He's got dough, and people love him. Fabulous. I'm
happy for him
living it up. on somebody else's dime is even better.
Yeah, people who donate to Oh FA or AF Oh, what is it?
No Oh Fe a organization for action. I've had the you know
I'm getting getting their mails but I've been having I'm gonna
have to get unsubscribe although they've got an interesting trick
for you people out there who want a little you know, dual
direct marketing at all. What they've done is they've taken
the email they've taken the mailing list, which is a monster
and they've created like these kind of sub you know, I'm you
know, there's always some phony you know, some buddy's name on
there. I'm Joe Biden. And it's like Biden for good luck. If you
unsubscribe to that you've unsubscribe to the same you
don't get to unsubscribe to the whole the real mailing lists as
good they distributed and you get the Biden may not send
another mailing out ever so this unsubscribe as a fraud. Wait
a minute, you're saying that they send out a separate email
but you can unsubscribe you're not unsubscribing from the main
email list that that came from? That's my
that's my impression. I think it's something of a scam. But
I'm trying to get off the list because they have too many
emails that are chip in chip in chip and chip in State Digital
Blue State Digital without chipping those guys and it's
like the British messages are no good. We've got to stop Trump
now. Okay, why? I mean, it's just they've DISA In lousy lousy
solicitations, there's no information. There's nothing
interesting. There's nothing I can use on the show. It's just
dumb. If you're shipping chip in $3 chip in Japan, I'm sick of
it. Japan.
If you read that Huffington Post article by what's his name Jason
fuller? was Jason fuller BC what does he do? Is it about?
Margarita to impeachment is no longer enough? Donald Trump must
face justice.
Oh, yeah, right. Yes, I effect. Like, I yeah, I captured it. And
I'm going to put in the newsletter as a graphic. It's
very funny. So I do a little random guy, by the way, but
people said, well, he took it down and took it from Huffington
Post. The guy doubled down with it and put it on medium so you
can still find it the whole article?
Yes. Well, maybe maybe I shouldn't read them better.
Well, but some of it read read read. Yeah, but it takes a while
to get to the good thing. Good part about impeachment removal
from office, only the first steps for America to be
redeemed. Donald Trump must be prosecuted for treason and if
convicted in a court of law, he must be executed.
Yeah, that's it. That's all you need to read.
That's about it. Yeah, we need to execute them based on
treason. Yeah, treason. Treason. Okay, you know, why didn't they
why didn't they arrest him and executed much earlier for
treason? I'm sure he's been treasonous. I'm sure they can
find some treason somewhere. Yeah, you think this is really?
Yeah.
War with where you could actually commit treason.
Do you think that when Trump eventually is out whether it
however it happens, we're just done with his term terms,
whatever it is, the next president has no chance
certainly not if they're Democrat which would be likely
they have no chance they have no chance it this is all an all out
war what the Democrats are doing they're ruining the country.
They really are. They really are and it's it's it's pathetic to
watch and it's pathetic that they don't have the self
awareness to seeing what they're doing. And it really came to
came to almost a crescendo for me over the past few days
watching the change of the M five M media's messaging
regarding the shooting of Scalise now first we had which
was on show day Thursday, everybody was at the ballgame.
Everybody was showing the the news is showing a ballgame. And
they're pretending it Oh, it's unity. It's great. Fuck you. You
were there because you want to make sure that be on the scene.
If something blew up or someone got shot as the only reason the
media was there. The only reason they are secretly hoped for
that. But the just the the turnaround. It didn't take that
long, but now it's ingrained. Now we know that this really
happened because of Trump. We know now it's this is obvious.
We'll start with PBS news hour,
but it is a sign on the fringes. We've seen a ratcheting up of
violence. We saw it I thought at the conventions on both sides.
We saw it at the Trump rallies on both sides, and the people on
the fringes of society. We've just seen a ratcheting up in
their feeling of justification that they can resort to violent
needs in the sky, apparently. So
it starts with it's on both sides on both sides. That's how
it starts at a list
of people, according to what's been reported this afternoon of
people he wanted to shoot. And so that
I didn't hear that. Did you know that that he had a list?
Now I've watched the same thing. This is Brooks, of course on PBS
NewsHour, the guy who's agrees with the way they're supposed to
be two guys arguing with each other. But they're both in total
agreement on everything, which is makes PBS newshour fake. But
first time I heard it was when you heard right there.
I did not know that he had a list.
I didn't know he had a list.
That's weaponizing mentally disordered people through the
process of political
extremes. So first, it's both people, then the guy is crazy.
weaponizing but who's doing the weaponizing
hope God But David's point in both parties, according to Pew
Research in both parties, what drives the most activist
weighing is not support and energy and advocacy of their own
side? It's loathing of the other side. That's the gauge as to
whether you're going to be politically involved. You're
going to vote whether you're going to contribute, how much do
you load the other party? How much do you hate them? And there
was a time when we were a blank Mike came to Washington, when
the legitimacy of your opponent was never questioned. You
question their judgment, you question their opinions or their
arguments, but you never question and legitimacy. And
that changed and it changed it and whether these changes is a
man was elected from the state of Georgia who ran on the book
and the book was you use these words use sick you refer to
pathetic, traitor, wire, corrupt shame, enemy of normal
Americans. This was Newt Gingrich's Bible. It wasn't an
idea of jealousy. It wasn't a program. He used it and he
became successful. He became speaker of the house. Donald
Trump is a clone of Newt Gingrich, Donald Trump use
Donald Trump Lyin Ted and lightweight to lobby Jim Dahle
and Mitt Romney could choke like a dog.
I love how it always turns around the Trump does I think
that's that's who's doing it. Let's move on to NPR fact check.
It's a it's an actual show it's a podcast to NPR fact
check false fact check.
The question on fact check this week is left wing violence
rising.
Gibson is talking about the large group of leftist
protesters, often called Antifa is short for anti fascists. They
wear black and hide their faces, and they never give their names
especially when my colleague Martin Kosti asks why they're
carrying sticks,
sticks or for I mean, you can but I'm not going to tell you
okay.
You can ask me about my stick by MK and tell you what it's for.
Okay. All right.
Tifa say they're here to counter what they see as the rights
violence and creeping fascism. Aha, this mask student gives his
name as Felix he says given the current political situation,
violence is to be expected. You know,
people are desperate. And they see the government turning back
into the regressive Reaganomics and racist undertones and
rhetoric. So once they started kicking, like, you know, 25
million people have a health care Oh, there it is.
The kicking 25 million people off the health care I got to
beat him with a stick,
then you start seeing riots. The
idea that some on the far left are openly condoning violence is
a red flag for extremist group monitors like JJ MacNab. She
says the clashes between Antifa and far right protesters on the
West Coast are increasingly volatile
and dangerous game,
people are going to die. No one's died yet,
but it's just a matter of time and Tifa
is membership appears to be growing beyond its traditional
West Coast base, while also embracing other leftist ideas
beyond just fighting white supremacists. McNabb says white
supremacists are widely condemned and deservedly for
their violent tendencies. But she worries Antifa is getting a
past with violence just because they're attacking racists attack
him
with words that come in with sticks with nails on them. On
the
far right activists are trying to exploit the idea that groups
on the far left like Antifa are the ones inciting the violence.
They use their schools to teach children that their president is
another Hitler.
This online video is produced by the National Rifle Association
to smash windows burn cars shut down interstates and airports
bully and terrorize the law abiding the actual
data tell a much different story. Mark Pitt coverage tracks
domestic extremism for the anti Defamation League. Ah,
well, let's I can't wait to hear this. It must be Trump.
The far left is very active in the United States. But it hasn't
been particularly violent for some time.
The data says the data say the far left has not been violent
for some time. Ah, ah.
I must have seen different videos stream ism for the anti
Defamation League. The far
left is very active in the United States. But it hasn't
been particularly violent for some time.
According to the league's data in the past 10 years. 2% of all
murders associated with extremist ideology came from the
left 74% came from the extreme right, including the mass
shooting in a black church in South Carolina. Last month's
deadly stabbings on a Portland commuter train.
Oh, hold on. That was a Bernie Sanders fan. Sorry, NPR fact
check falsify their
check false. Stream right, including the mass shooting in a
black church in South Carolina. Last month's deadly stabbings on
a Portland commuter train. Pit cabbage says you have to go back
to the 1970s to see a real cycle of deadly violence from the
left.
But because of the controversial nature of the Trump presidency,
and some of the things that have occurred over the past six
months, there legitimately is a chance that we could see more
violence from the left. And that should concern everybody.
domestic terrorism experts say that concern is only heightened
by the fact that in the current polarized country, what's
considered mainstream and what's considered fringe is getting
more blurry.
blurry, it's all Trump's fault.
It's very blurry when they get the wrong guy who did the
stabbing.
That was pretty bad. Yeah, that was probably really bad. But the
final clip I have in this series of fun fondness and goodness.
Mind blowing mind blowing up so we have Scalise he's been shot
through the been described very well shot through the hip.
Sideways, ripped his guts out Pretty much the guy's in
critical condition. Does that stop Joy Reid from MSNBC from
calling him a racist? No,
it is one thing to sort of want civility and to be and to take
umbrage when it's one of your friends when it's one of your
own colleagues. But like you said, there's a whole country
out there and a lot of people, at least in my Twitter timeline,
and it's a delicate thing, because, you know, obviously
everybody's wishing the Congressman well and hoping that
he's recovered. But Steve Scalise has a history that it's
been we've all been forced to sort of ignore on race. He did
come to leadership after some controversy over attending a
white nationalist event. He didn't know when it was. He also
co sponsored a bill. What the maybe
he didn't. He's,
she's with a preacher. That's what she has on
Percy over attending a white nationalist event, which he says
he didn't know what it was. He also co sponsored a bill to
amend the Constitution to define marriage between a man and a
woman. He voted for the house health care bill which as you
said, would gut health care for millions of people including 3
million children and he co sponsored a bill to repeal the
ban on semi automatic weapons because he is in jeopardy and
everyone is pulling for him are we required in a moral sense to
put that aside at the moment,
you know, I can just see after the segment which we'll finish
up but she's you know going off the set and be like that was so
courageous so brave of you to do that. It's so courageous just
you have to you have to speak truth to power the guy's a
racist shot or not. What we're required
to say is we hope that when we hope he recovers and then when
he covered there's a renewed mindset and for lesbian person
to save your life. You can't you should not go forward you know
being homophobic shouldn't be in any way that was
did a lesbian save his life did I miss something? If a lesbian
saves your life you can't be homophobic was that was the the
the Capitol Police Woman was she is lesbian is this what he said?
I am did he just outer what's going on with this? I don't know
what why that came on dude mindset.
If a lesbian person saved your life, you can't you should not
go forward. You know being homophobic shouldn't be in any
way. If you almost died but you your life was saved because you
got health care, then you should apply that ethic and while
everybody else the same health care thing health care you
This is talking points for Scalise Hey, almost dead man,
when you are not almost dead, here's what you need to do to
fix yourself. We're just trying to educate you.
You know the Bible. One of the guys that prayed Walker is from
North Carolina, and he was saying how he prayed for
everybody well, and he's a Christian what the Bible says in
Isaiah 10 Woe unto those who legislate evil and robbed the
poor of their of their rights and make women and children
pray. The Bible calls whenever you just put on a face and a
time of crisis but continue to do the same thing is called is
called Making graves look good, that are still full of dead
man's bones. In other words, it's hypocrisy. If Congress
people pray for one another and they should PR a while but then
if they pass policies that pray PR e y on the poor and all
minorities in the sick, then we have a serious moral problem.
Apparently one of
you even watch this woman is the worst. She's the worst my
audience and she's a
jerk. It's my job.
Now your job is to listen to Rachel.
Now Now you're just being and just being mean to me. The
apparently the female member of this security detail was an
African American lesbian, an AL. There you go. Well, who
said he was homophobic,
though, because he was against gay marriage. Which doesn't mean
you're homophobic by the way? No, it
means you're against gay marriage, which is something
very different.
I did get an interesting note
there. There there. What do you call it there? We make it below.
No, but I do have a big amygdala material. Yeah.
Wait, but keep going. What's your thought?
It this day you're taken to you're just what's the word
that's so popular now or the? It's not conveyed as convoluted
as some. It's a specific word everyone's using to indicate
that this is joined with that and shoved into the same meme
box. I don't know why I can't come up with the word I bitch
about it constantly. I'll just skip it for narrative. See,
narratives conflated, conflated, that's the word. So you can
they're conflating homophobia with not being on board with gay
marriage into one box. If you're one way or the other.
Yes. You can only be one box and that box the one you want to be
in is on the right side of history. Note from producer
Tyler, Adam I thought it was Interesting. This word is in
bolded. That hard very interesting yes, that hardcore
liberalism runs in this guy's family talking about James
Hodgkins. Sometime around 2006 2007, I worked for an
environmental consulting company in Woodlawn Illinois named
United science industries, which is now bankrupt. For a couple of
years. I've worked with Mike Hodge, Ken Hodgkinson. He was
our geologists. When all this went down. A couple of guys
called me and said, Hey, that shooter was Mike's brother. As
serious as this is when everyone found out who the shooter James
was. We all kind of laugh because Mike was such a staunch
liberal. He listened to Al Franken all the time was
constantly emailing clips from media matters. I believe the
last laughter was surprised but knowing how crazy liberal Mike
was didn't seem surprising to me about that. Wow, that you it's
Al Franken. I mean, if we if we take into account that press his
Ronald is President Trump's fault, maybe Al Franken should
get a little heat for this.
Yeah. Frank is really? No,
he's gone way off the reservation.
I got an email from Diego Jay. Sir Daigo J I have a rant that I
wanted to share with you guys. People who send you complaints
about the overuse of words or phrases Interesting. Yeah, no,
of course, need to get a life. They're also go screw
themselves. Personally, I wouldn't care if you guys used
the word 1000 times in a single episode because I listened for
your perspective on things not to. And fuck every little thing.
Either of you say well, do you deserve a break from this kind
of bullcrap. Thank you for courage and for starting to call
people out for this whether they donate it or not.
Well, I don't mind I don't mind I'd like to remind you to but
that is a perspective. Okay, but I like I like enhancing my
vocabulary and not falling back into these traps which are
ongoing today.
I feel exactly the same. I picked up
the interesting posts from the face bag I wanted to read for
you. You know a member of this MTV group, the MTV alums and the
people in this group are the people mainly worked in the
studio and a lot of them are now big time directors producers.
The Saturday Night Live the girl that works at Saturday Night
Live Gina she's so infected by them so infected she is she's
the loudest yell just crazy crazy. So it's not her who wrote
this, but someone of equal stature in the business. Dave I
think the real problem with Trump for people like me is
threefold his politics are abhorrent really beyond the pale
but we've dealt with that before the real issues are that a he is
so clearly a moron of untold magnitude he just fucks himself
over and over again and be he is purely a Class A shit he'll a
horrible horrible man who was apparently without any close
friends. Like not just bad but evil pronounced evil like he
makes Mr. Burns seem like Daffy Duck and so I'm not really
offended by him so much. I mean, I am but I'm offended by the
however many 10s of millions of people who thought he was
exactly what this country needed. I just feel like fuck
Yoda all of them your friend that you were respectfully
arguing with yesterday. Fuck her especially you want to vote for
argue for any of your run of the mill Republican villain? Sure
I'll debate but if you stand up for this dude, this felon and
waiting this future first president to go to prison, all
y'all can piss up a rope. My friend, the super producer.
So what's his full name?
David Vladek.
And what does he do?
He's a big time producer, TV producer.
I think the industry is just filled with guys like this. You
run into why
would you even post this publicly?
Why would you think it's silly, I
think telling 10 million people that he hates you.
I find it to be yes. That's what he's saying. 10s of millions
actually. I find it is the form of insanity that with these
swollen and Migdalia mimics making the lie amygdala
amygdala, amygdala amygdala. And this shrunken prefrontal cortex
that we have and this is occurring it's a
medical condition is a provable mental condition these people
are suffering under
and and in that group is Lady Gaga. Lady Gaga. Lady good guy
has a head stuck in a cycle I look off and I started this she
started disliking Oh,
what did you say she has her head stuck in a cycle.
That's what the name of this thing is that she wrote this
article, head stuck in a cycle. I look off and I stare a
personal letter from Gaga, Gaga, and this is the Born This Way.
foundation that she started up, which is always asking for money
even though she has $275,000. That's her net worth, according
to
me 25 million maybe?
Yes, I think so. I'm just like the guy day and he's working
daily and deaths per day. Yes to understand the 5 million she has
get she brave admission. This is this has been a tremendous
response to our co founder, Lady Gaga is brave admission that she
has been diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Oh,
no, what happened?
Nothing.
Did she? Was she in Iraq? Was she in bed was she hit by an IED
in Afghanistan?
I will read from her note, because it's really sick
actually worth listening to. I have wrestled for some time
about when and how if I should reveal my diagnosis of PTSD,
right? Well,
if this is she has PTSD from the election. I'm going to prove
myself.
No, she has from just being Gaga. She hasn't really
explained it. I mean, go ahead. Okay. She has it from performing
apparently, it's a daily effort, even during this album cycle to
regulate my nervous system. And let me just give you the record
of what I think because she discusses her amygdala,
oversized and shrunken frontal cortex in this little essay, and
she goes on and on about this as part of her post traumatic
stress disorder. This is from being a see this guy that you
just read the letter from him is having the same problem, even
though he doesn't know it yet.
Enlarged amygdala. Yeah, this she mentioned her amygdala in
her letter. Yeah. Please read please read. I'm sorry. I won't
interrupt.
Okay. No, I gotta go look for the amygdala part sucks. Okay,
he goes, Okay, I struggle with I struggle with triggers from the
memories I carry from my feelings of past years on tour.
When my needs and requests for balance were being ignored. That
she got PTSD from being on tour. Okay, got that. Along
with you. I was overwhelmed most tourists and syndrome
disorder I was overworked and not taken seriously. When I
shared my pain and concern that something was wrong. I
ultimately ended up injured on the board and is this this way
ball. That moment in the memory that avid has changed my life
forever. The experience of doing a 75 million remember that the
experience of performing night after night in mental and
physical pain ingrained me in a trauma that I relive when I see
or hear things that remind me of
those days, like you You ugly fans,
I also experienced something called dissociation, which means
that my mind doesn't really want to relive the pain. So I look
off and stare and glazed over state.
Bob Dylan's been doing that for years,
as my doctors have taught me, I cannot express my feelings
because my pre frontal frontal cortex, the part of the brain
that controls logical, orderly thought is overridden by the
amygdala, which stores emotional memory and sends me into a fight
or flight response. This is my but my body is in one place, and
my mind is in another. It's like the public accelerator in my
mind gets stuck. And I'm paralyzed with fear. When this
happens, I cannot talk when this happens repeatedly, it makes me
have a common PT SD reaction, which is that I feel depressed
and unable to function like I used to. It's harder to do my
job. It's harder to do simple things like take a shower.
I'm not. I'm not laughing because PTSD is serious
business. But come on, come on.
Well, she goes on and says you you think you have PTSD. And now
they're taking I think, I don't know if they're trivializing
PTSD or their whatever they're doing, but now. And by the way,
Guy guy is very political. And I think this has a lot to do with
what her problem is. That whatever a problem is, I mean,
I'll repeat, although people can be Whoa, $275 million. Yeah,
well, she's suffering the poor woman she's suffering and you're
mocking her. I'm not mocking her.
Well, no. Money doesn't make me happy. I
mean, I'm not going to reiterate it. But But curiously, the PTSD
thing can be triggered or started or created by all kinds
of things. In fact, I have a couple of clips.
Great. Now, just stop for a second. This is. What I love
about that note, is that she specifically discusses the
medical condition. I'm not sure PTSD, in general, is a condition
that is measured by the amygdala and the prefrontal cortex. I
know I know some people have PTSD, so I'm going to ask them
what But the with their physician
discuss that. Yeah, just a possibility because it does
could be quite a light may be developed in a warzone.
Yeah. Well, it's usually guys who have had half their shit
blown up by an IED. They have some understandable, you know,
when you have no legs or pins in your legs or, you know, that I
think would be real PTSD. So I think it's a bit of a slap in
the face
by what I'm thinking. But there's this other study that's
being done, which I want to discuss too. But going back to
Gaga, her real complaint right in the middle of that, that
argument was my my needs weren't being met. Yeah. And she's on
tour. Yeah, that's she's on tour. Yeah, that's I need this
is not the bottle of water I want. I want bad voie I don't
want Perrier. My needs aren't being met. That's an impression
I get from this note of hers. I mean, what other I can go back
on that when I'm paying. I look officer but can I express my
feelings right prefrontal law, I ended up with, yet shy carry my
feelings of passengers on tour when my needs and requests for
balance were being ignored. What does that mean? Well,
the word PTSD previously that word was shell shocked? Yes,
exactly. And it was for veterans of wars who came back shell
shocked, shocked by the shelling and the booms and the danger and
the end the death etcetera. How Hi, okay, continue. You have my
fairly gotten
the PTSD from her, her need for balance that was not being met.
I mean, I'm not going to be making light of this woman's
pain. She's, you know, obviously not a normal person to begin
with. You'll base with their talent and the rest of it. But I
also struggle with trigger special memories. I care for my
feelings, feelings of past years on tour when my needs and
requests for balance, were being ignored. I was overworked and
not taken seriously when I shared my pain and concern that
something was wrong. Who is who's overworking her? She
should be the boss of this thing. Right?
Yeah, wrong. I see. This is where I think you're a little
off base. You first of all, I don't believe she has $275
million. I know how the music business works. I think she has
a lot less than that. She has no problem with money. But she has
a lot less than that. And yeah, these 360 deals, she's being
lived by the label by management and she's probably as you push I
think she's very talented. I her range of stuff that she can do
is quite amazing. I like a lot of her music. I'm not gonna but
you can see that yeah, she's you know, she's off in a different
universe. Many talented artists and scientists and you know, the
crazy look. So maybe she has special, special, just overall
mental condition that she's susceptible to when her needs
not being met that it's traumatic to her. But I remain
it's kind of rude. For people who really have PTSD, PTSD,
yeah, shell shocked. So tell me what was that studies? Yeah,
with that in mind. PTSD, it as a condition seems to be God, God
aside, and I think that most of her amygdala and all the rest of
that it has to do with their politics, which is I think,
confusing. I think we're seeing this a lot. We've documented it
before. But let's listen to this. This is the new PTSD,
which is now PTC s for these
items to wait a minute they changed it on me. Well, for
these
people.
More than 5 million Americans are admitted to hospital
intensive care units or ICUs each year. Undoubtedly, they are
a crucial component of the health care system for treating
seriously ill patients and preventing deaths. But some
patients also eventually leave the ICU with new complications
and problems. Special correspondent Jackie Judd looks
at those concerns and an effort to make sure patients are
getting the right interventions.
Well, as soon as this ultrasound is down, we're gonna get your
lights on and your windows open Okay?
Every year almost 6 million patients land in an intensive
care unit. And through often heroic efforts, lives are saved.
For many of those survivors. That period of time becomes a
bright line in their lives of before and after.
Now, I am very aware that I am not the same person that went
into the hospital with sepsis.
Just in what ways
well my personality I'm shorter tempered mood change. Now
depression,
called Turpin, an endocrinologist who lives
outside of Nashville with his wife Mary riilu spent a month in
an ICU. That was two and a half years ago. We met once for at
the luncheon Richard Langford 's first ICU stay was a decade ago,
and he has not lived on his own ever since.
Mom is the one who takes care of me. Now my mother is Ada. Here's
the challenges.
Psychologist Jim Jackson leads this support group, and he's
part of a team at Vanderbilt University Medical Center that
helped identify a constellation of symptoms mimicking PTSD, Post
Traumatic Stress Disorder, they call it post intensive care
syndrome. Picks.
So they've discovered and then they've kind of isolated what
the problem is, which is in part two, which is that people go
into intensive care. And these in it reminds me of the anecdote
I told on the show years ago, which is a friend of mine was
dating a nurse and she was on the graveyard shift. And they
always said that all the Graveyard Shift Nurses turn the
oxygen up on all the patients. So they don't have any dead
ones. When they because he had to fill up paperwork. So then
they turn it down when they go into the turn over the shift.
And they don't have you know, a bunch of people have to write up
and says, and she claims it's a common practice in most
hospitals. Which is they don't we in ICU, They drugged the
people up so badly, that it actually becomes a traumatic
experience for them being in the ICU because these drugs are
using are not pleasant, and we play part to
Dr. West Ailey has studied this phenomenon for almost 20 years.
He says the risk factors are clear, powerful sedatives and
prolonged use of ventilators which can trigger delirium. Some
ICU patients need those interventions, but not all of
them do.
We had to tie people down so they wouldn't pull lines and
tubes out. But we also chemically restrain them with
these deep sedatives. So we got comfortable pummeling people's
brains with gargantuan amounts of benzodiazepines, propofol,
and other types of sedation. We put them in this cocoon, but it
wasn't a safe one. And when in when we started measuring
delirium and then started measuring physical immobility,
it unveiled this issue of pix ta
it goes on and on discussed now I've
been a people after anesthesia by presumed that a lot of this
is about or they're just out. But certainly anesthesia they
often said oh man, the anesthesia still bothers me your
body can last weeks I've seen it my some months or longer. Yeah,
so that but that may not be the anesthesia at all, is what I'm
hearing now. It could be pics, posts could be intensive care.
But General people but this is like you can't control this, I
mean, in Gaza situation, which is creating this same kind of
issue. I kind of believe she might have been, you know, a
form of PTSD that she brought on herself
as her needs weren't being met.
Besides that, yeah, once you but she's she's the one who signed
on to it. And it's like, I don't know I have you know, I feel bad
about it. But at the same time, she's very political. She's you
know, she she's taken in all these the information that is
dissociative, it's like doesn't make sense. A lot of that guy
who wrote the letter that you just played which led me into
Yes, clips. That guy has got an issue. Yeah, that is not
healthy. It's not healthy.
So so out of character. I know all these people. I've worked
with them for years. This is out of character for him to do this
in a public setting, even if it's on face bag.
That's that's very public, and you just read it to all our you
know, I mean, this once you put it out there like that your the
opportunity for it to go crazy, is high. And why would you do in
the first place, which is the question you immediately asked.
And I'm thinking the same thing that Gaga found out about which
is enlarged amygdala, which is what we've talked about on the
show before and a shrunken prefrontal cortex, making your
decision making it just screwing your decision making up that was
a bad decision. He made us to post that letter and why would
you do that? What would I mean most I mean, everybody makes a
bad decision now and again, you take the left turn into a one
way street, I've made it worth paying attention. But this is
the thing we talked about on this show. Wait what? Wait no
agenda so important to a lot of the listeners who might go you
know if that's why I say when you stop listening to the show,
you can end up and dimension be thinking crazy things and it's
ruining your brain you gotta get off this Trump hate is really is
there
easy. Is there a simple test To measure the size of the amygdala
and the prefrontal cortex, or did you have to really get in
there, you have to do image height and know how do you have
no idea that it would be great if there's some kind of want to
be great if there's a test, like, you know,
if there's a hormone, you'd get released, because your thing is
going nobody know.
I just want to be able to I want to be able to test it, you know,
I was like, maybe if you could say, Hey, you eat this mango and
if people hate mangoes and yeah,
I think the only test is the is just witness some of these guys
like you just read that letter on Facebook. That they've just
done just like why are you doing this? I would actually question
Gagas little note here that she wrote on her website as as why
are you writing this? I mean, would sounds like you could be
ridiculed for it. Because of this. My needs aren't met my you
know, worth all this money, even though she probably is.
Right. But I just can't get over this. It's such a simple thing.
If you can say to people, hey, you know, the way you're
responding is the way a person with an enlarged amygdala and a
reduced shrunken prefrontal cortex operates. And that is not
a healthy situation. It's science I know you believe in
it. You know, do X like get an MRI? It go take a look at it and
then then tell them then go look at the science and then tell me
that you might not you may you may be okay. But you might be in
some danger and it should be investigated. You should care
about your well being. Yeah, but I need a little more. You know,
well,
we got nothing all we have theories. We got nothing. We got
nothing. But as a parent, it appears to me when she mentions
the amygdala. She probably did have an MRI. But it seems to me
that this is what's going on and it's this Trump thing that's
causing a lot of
the here's how it works isn't where you say to me, you should
check your priveledge like a like a like a social justice
warrior. Go ahead, say to me, you should check your privilege.
Oh, yeah, you should check your amygdala
Oh, the bill is in for Tina's procedure. Yeah, you know, in
four months from now, we will have the same health insurance
that once the common law marriage kicks in, in Texas. I'm
very excited about it because it only cost me 500 a month. But
you know, there's still there's 20% that's not covered the
deductibles just yet. But here we go. So the doctor himself his
bill was $8,000 which I think is reasonable. Although remember,
insurance companies only pay 28 cents to the dollar which is why
these prices are so inflated. What do you think the hospital
overnight stay and anesthesiologist and
anesthesiologist nurse cost total? 80 grand not close? 52
Okay 52,000. But here's here's the here's the lane thing is
that, you know, Tina has to pay her deductible and a piece of
the uncovered until it's cap over that 52,000 amount, not
over the actual amount that the hospital expects to receive,
which is why they inflated in the first place. And in the case
of the doctor not necessary the hospital but she's actually
paying more than insurances paying. It's so disgusting.
It's unbelievable. And once again, there's nothing we can do
about it because everybody's in on the scam. But we're in the
wrong business. If you're we've been in the wrong business, all
our lives.
I'm gonna show my school by donate to no agenda. Imagine all
the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun
I want to commend you on that. Um, that segment with Gaga and
the and the amygdala tie. They're fantastic. That's why I
listened.
It was because of your note, which I encourage Yes. From the
from the face bags, because that was just like what There you go,
there's my lead and you just let me write it down the primrose
path to that piece.
We need a better term though. Instead of enlarged amygdala. We
need we need we'll come up with something like a term, huh?
Okay, let's see what we got for Sterling.
Please read Dame Beth's note I am going to read it.
Dame Beth the Baroness of Bohai Arizona $123.45 Bitch ass cancer
last week took out the man who stepped in after a bitch s
cancer took my dad years ago Megan F cancer pleased named
Beth
that sucks Father's Day. Cancer karma for karma. So sorry about
that.
When Elon and I'm going to read out if there's a Father's Day in
here and we'll we'll have to read the instrument. Yes. And it
will go all the way down to the bottom. This is one of the times
you take exception normally anyone under $50 We assume as
anonymous but if they're mentioning their dad or
Something that's obvious he put it as part of the deal.
Gwendolyn Adams in Sarasota, Florida $103.15 I'd like to give
a Father's Day shout out to my boyfriend and baby daddy. Bill
is a great father and keeps our little one exposed to no agenda
homos daily. Who thinks that dad is probably still a good idea to
go ahead and d do share a little one for good measure. I think
Bill would appreciate a shut up slave.
Sure, why not? Yep, slave.
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Where's the K Walker? 100 bucks. Scott Floyd. 100 bucks. Brian
honored awesome. Austin, Texas. Last week, I made a $33 donation
thing and get a D douching. Making me a double douchebag and
so here's 100 bucks. Please give me a D douching. Was you need to
know maybe you spend wipe it off? Why Bradley Seltzer, who
has a Father's Day call off to himself or to Bradley seltzer is
maybe his dad drove right and he's in for 100 The white chick
9999 in Burlington, Ontario. Father's Day shout out for sure.
Hank score, Scorpio and our father Clark. Two of the best
dads I know. Right. Nice. Larry Hey 808 Happy Father's Day to
you too. Jensen and my father Steven hay and his excellent
fellow fathers, Jeff Lee, Steven mark and Colin camp, all of whom
I recently hit in the mouth to propagate the formula. And he's
in for eight. Oh, a boob. Sir Rick, from Arlington. Washington
is 69 696 Esther's Zach Carson she's in for 6969 and was a
certain naming here Happy Father's
Day to Craig STIP in Lake County, California. Your Milton
Human Resources love you.
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Father's Day John and Adam my dad John and myself. James
Duranty. Heather right Meyer double nickels on the dime Rex
right Meyer Happy Father's Day.
Daniel Johnson Joe
huttner that the 510 and he's got Brad huttner Happy Father's
Day my badeen Bud huttner Oh, I
said Brad you make bread at a bud.
Man I wish I was faster. Dean Roker double nickels on the
dime. Bill McClair. $50 from Riverdale, Michigan. His
following people or 50 bucks are already there. Bill McClair Mick
Miller and Michael Pennsylvania's Michael Miller
don't think is Myka know it's Micah. Now Raleigh Hawkins in
Illinois. Happy birthday to Black Knights or linemen. Do we
have that on there? Oh, check. Thanks. Hello, Anna. Hold on.
Hold on. Hold on. You are cutting out. Hello? Yes, I'm
here. Okay. Testing, testing, testing. Testing. Anna. Anna
Cool. See Colleen. Happy Father's Day Stuart. Lilly
adores you. John Cam antlers Oklahoma. Avatar of Hydra and
date Ville Virginia. Dale Ville. Michael Lloyd. Parts Unknown.
Tanya Morrison in trabuco Canyon. Happy Father's Day to
Mike Morrison. Love you. Jason Lewis makan makan. Macon,
Georgia. Does he have a Father's Day on here? Have to click to
open it. Happy Father's Day is the Joe Stephens or Stephens
prodigal son who fled to Athens Georgia. Matthew Hmong in
Baltimore, Maryland. Joel de ruin, which is the name also
name of fantastic French duck. Dulat Xang Goossen Daulat da u
le TS Jiang Guzman. I don't know Bellevue, Washington, and Neil's
spar boom spotter boom in a row bada boom in Rouen grown grown
or alone. Grown Netherlands sky lavendar in Montgomery, Oklahoma
and Montgomery, Texas not even you know the problem with that
when I would tell you what you said why
Georgia can with it. No, I'm not. I never asked that anymore.
Well, this one the little arrow thing was on top of that, and I
just
guessed the pesky arrow thing. The arrow thing.
ANDREW HARRISON and Gravenhurst Ontario and last but not least,
Israel because Zara's at parts unknown and we're gonna go down
the list looking for fathers on the spreadsheet.
Okay, Matthew funk I got saying Happy Father's Day to Bob funk
in Bakersfield.
But sir Captain Mike,
did I miss you dad? Yes, I'm Yes. I missed him stateside.
Son. Number one. He says
his stateside son number one then I have fun.
I got Bobby.
Dane Beth, the Baroness of Arizona came in with it. We did
that. So it was a pirate. Let's reach out to Happy Father's Day
my dad Moon from
John Stone stone a stone stoom Graham Wolf. Happy Father's Day
to Patrick wolf Beatrice Beatrice Hatcher to Luke. Dad,
dad to June and Ruby says Jamie Graham from Dame Jamie's from
Mad Hatter. The janitor and hall monitor of the internet Jimmy
rose have retired retired fireman Thomas Achterberg, the
fisherman Kevin Brady, the plumber, Brian Rose, the chef
and Jay Blanding, the CEO Joey Mazdas in New York City fireman
and Gil Hunter the brilliant uncle nice list. Well, that's a
big one Dame James This is Dame Jamie who we called Sir Jamie
do we call her sure Jamie we did. Grant stone also to our
sorority i Sir Sir Rory stone, actually.
To Greg star. I think that's yeah, things put in Yeah, they
read so many jobs Carmen, which I will give him to Rory.
Down at the bottom. We get further down. We're down and
Lisa
Stelter to Paul from his wife, Lisa Stelter and two adorable
kids, Amelia and Sammy. And
that I did I run past it. I'm done at the $5 level. I'm done
in the four and I didn't see anything in the fives.
Yeah, line 140. I'm going to pull up
I just said Oh, I see what happened. I need to click on it
to open that one. Ah, okay, nevermind. Thanks, Obama. All
right. I think that does. Obama, sir group of well wishes and
Happy Father's Day everybody listens to the show. Yes,
thank you all very much. And it's nice to see some some real
love for fathers out there even though it will be the last time
on the best podcast in the universe. Because we say screw
fathers.org/as requested jobs,
jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for jobs. Calm karma.
Angeles is also reasonably short. Gordon Freeman celebrates
on the 20th Suleiman of the net Raleigh hawk and daughter
Madeline Hawker celebrating their birthdays and Lisa Stella
says Happy Birthday to her husband Paul who celebrates on
June 20. And we say happy birthday to all of you happy
Father's Day from all your buddies here the best podcast in
the universe. No title changes, no nights spa. But I have an
idea. For the for the Yes.
Well before we do that I do have one note to read which is a
Father's Day note that came in. I want to remind people that we
have a cut off at midnight for the spreadsheet. Yeah.
But since the night the West Coast
time, western Pacific Daylight or summer whatever it is just
made maybe this is from Noriko I've just made my first donation
obviously to my throat. On behalf of my two month old son
kono celebrate his daddy's very first Father's Day. No agenda is
daddy's absolute favorite. He never misses it. Baby kono has
been listening to your show since he was in my womb. He
recognizes your voices and loves all the sounds you create during
your show. We call you Uncle John and Uncle Adam. To
appreciation to your hard work and amazing contribution to the
real world we like we know like fake news also. Thank you for
being part of our little family. We look forward to hear each of
you each and every show. One love to Uncle John and uncle and
a baby Kono and mommy Noriko shout out to Daddy told me
you know, I really, those are the nodes that really make me
want to do the show when I get up at 6am.
Great show. Great note. Yes.
It's a great show. Like the ball on the show, man. I'm talking.
Hey, I got it. I've got it. I've got it. I've got it for the big
amygdala syndrome. Ready? Are you ready? Okay, what big dilla
Big Dylan You're suffering from big dilla dude.
Big dilla What do you like it? It's not bad I actually like it
because I liked it is the rings it sounds like Bigley. Yeah.
Big, big dilla that guy suffering from big dilla tan
okay, we
can go with that here's
a guy not suffering from big dilla not you don't see this
often on the news this was carried live I think in London
black guy standing up, man, he's pissed at the mainstream M five
M media. Be warned there's some F bombs in this one. But it was
just refreshing to hear it and the crowd starts to cheer at the
end. What
do I want to happen? I want it to be a revolution in this
country. I'll say fuck the media for mainstream. You don't
deserve to beat it. Trump said. I mean, we should be campaigning
not to government, but to the BBC, who acts as mouthpieces for
this corrupt government. German people need a revolution in this
country, nothing short of that. And if there's any other country
that hadn't been a revolution, we've seen how you the
mainstream media have responded and reacted for two years you've
founded demonizing Jeremy Corbyn and you said he was unelectable.
He can't be there's no possibility of this man being
elected. And you created that narrative that people actually
believed your budget for a while. But what this election
has done is shown that people are immune. They're in
bulletproof vests to you and the other billionaire sort of media
owners and Rupert Murdoch and all those other motherfuckers
and immune to that shit. And that is the vote of confidence,
not in terms of Jeremy Corbyn, but it just misses me. But it
also stands up to you as the mainstream media say you
personally, I didn't find you the mainstream media
this beat the media to this BBC reporter goes over to shake the
guy's hand. I'd like you to fried boiled.
Fried boil
right on ma'am. Right on Gitmo nation GMT up, rise up resist.
I'm very happy to hear that. Good luck. See, do name cannon
brights in about the audio descriptions known as a D that
I've been I've been harping on for the past couple of months.
This is all part of the Americans American Disability
Act have to say Americans against disability, the American
Disability Act. And this is a big, big problem. He says the
don't use my name. It'll get me fired. Okay. Holy crap audio
descriptions or ad that's it's actually its ad and then you
have paren paren paren. The right paren close paren that's
the symbol like CC for closed captions, giant pain in the ass
total fear of mine, I'm the Lead videographer of a decent sized
research university here in the Midwest. We also have one of the
leading accessibility centers in the country because of our
research status. Stanford and Berkeley are two others who are
at the top of that list. It hasn't been mandated yet. But
the request has been asked of our team that we start add in
our videos, I can tell you it's an impossible task. We have four
people on staff three of us are one man band shoot, right edit,
the others are younger. I'm not allowed to say it. The manager
and I come from TV news. So we're used to crazy
expectations. But when we were asked what it would take to
start adding this to our videos, we kind of shrugged, we told the
accessibility department, it would take a full time position
because it's not something any of us shooting could do add to
our workload. We also explained the majority of our videos would
be impossible to add add to all of our videos or interview
heavy, so the mix of the original voice track and an ad
would get messy and really wouldn't work. You can't pay
attention to both tracks at the same time, their response was
okay, you better find someone to do it, too, which would imply
that they would have to hire someone who would be better
equipped to handle the regulations. While you know that
that's not gonna happen. Only a matter of time before it's
mandated. The worst part about it. I had to do a lot of
research for this. No one Hollywood's doing it. I've
spoken with several universities, marketing
companies who said they fear the day when they're asked to do
this because there isn't a good way to handle it at any
reasonable cost.
Yeah, no, this should be some
version of censorship, there must be a better solution for
this. There's got to be a technical solution that would
just be so much easier I am How about if you can just tag your
video that someone who has a screen reader it'll trigger the
voice, you know, like three people sitting in a room
talking. Something like that.
You know, it seems possible that there could be specialty
organizations and without using the robot voice. actually sit
there and spend the two and a half hours watching the movie.
Yeah. annotate it as it goes along and do the job like like a
live translator does, you're not going to nail it, you just need
to do it. In other words, when you go to the United Nations
that you're talking depends on the numbers, how fast you talk,
you get blue earpiece that you wear, and it's translated to
Italian and German and French. And it's, you can't get most of
it. Yeah. But see, I know it'll satisfy the law. And it's only
takes two and a half hours of work.
Why are we satisfying the law instead of trying to help people
who have a legitimate issue, but help them in a way that makes
sense for everybody?
I think you can help them you don't need to. I mean, I think
I've seen these things that are Yeah, but you're talking about
much detail.
You're talking about people who sit there and there's, there's
talking heads, and they're sitting in a lecture. Now you
have to describe what's going on it can be done, but not if
there's actual voice dialogue. You can't do that live. You have
to fit that in and I'm saying screw that. Just, you know,
bypass all of it.
I think it can be done inexpensively. Well,
it seems like there that you know what, if we come up with
the idea we can get out of this damn podcasting gig.
There you go. All right, let's, let's have a meeting. Future.
Podcasting is the future. We're in a futuristic business.
I gotta tell you, I should have done this before the donation
segment. You remember the big hoo ha about gimlet media
gimlet? They were invalid as part of the NPR spin off and
yeah, we got, we got to $2 million dollars investment.
We're going to create the best podcasting network ever. We
rock.
I remember that way. Every time one of these shows up you you'd
like to talk about it? Yeah. What do I usually say? What is
my pay offline? The payoff is this doesn't work. You can't
monetize the network. It does not work. And lo and behold,
they've released their new slate of shows, which includes a show
that they produce for Ford show they produce for Tinder, a show
they produce for eBay. Hello, this is exactly what I
predicted. You couldn't make any money because you can't monetize
your network. And now you become an ad agency. Slow clap for you.
I told you this ad that
I told you. That's not even native ads. It's just, it's just
infomercials.
Yeah, you're right. It's not that if you look at it from a
meta perspective, and you're looking down from the gimlet,
but you know, they may say, oh, yeah, we're gonna have the most
awesome this ever Podcast Network. And now they're coming
out with these shows like the eBay show. Yeah. Hello, pod
show. Via we pitched Amazon TV, Amazon radio, all of
that showed that you tried doing this? What a decade ago was
hard show? Yes, sir. 2005 2005,
the 12 years ago, you actually had this exact same idea. And
you went through the whole process and it came out the
other end is something completely different. You have
invented the wheel, and all they're doing is reinventing
what, how about let me ask you this. This is something that
always baffles me. How many of these companies like gimlet
let's say, have come to you and said, Hey, we're gonna we want
to do this. So we'd like to hire you on as a consultant because
of you know, we're going to even talk to you so can we have a
little conversation about what we're up to? How many of these
people have come and got hold of you? And ask any that's what I
thought. Why did I even bother asking? Yeah,
it's, it's sad, but it missed. It also misses the whole point.
Because, you know, some great programming cannot came out of
the NPR spin off to start with, but yeah, and, and I would say,
call John or call me, we'd be happy to tell you what we've
what we've learned. Happy to even view NPR.
Yeah, that'll be the day. Yeah. Those guys. They're a couple of
Trump apologist. Yeah. As your amygdala gets bigger and bigger,
they get big Dylan
big dilla. My big I'm hear Me and my big lar in the house.
So the latest going on in Washington is that and I've got
one clip here, which is there lawyering up and it's like a big
deal to lawyer up apparently, or
is he to discredit and potentially end his presidency.
Some of that is according to AP, aimed at Special Counsel Bob
Muller, and Deputy Attorney General rod Rosenstein the man
who appointed Muller to lead the Russia investigation.
If President Trump ordered you to fire, the Special Counsel,
what would you do? Senator, I'm
not going to follow any orders unless I believe those are
lawful and appropriate orders.
The President and the President's Men are lawyering up
even Trump's longtime lawyer has hired a lawyer but at least One
member of Trump's cabinet says the investigation should run its
course.
I would give him the chance to see if he could do that. Because
if there's nothing there, you're not gonna find anything
anywhere.
And David Wright joins us now live from the White House. So
David, we know that the President has added a new lawyer
to his team. His name is John Dowd. He's got quite a record.
That's right to tell you this guy is a heavy hitter among his
many high profile clients. He defended John McCain in the
savings and loan scandal. And as a lawyer for Major League
Baseball, he got Pete Rose banned for life. Huh, whoo.
What he does a new guy. So today, we forgot that McCain was
embroiled in that safeguard loan to
the ESA did they 15 lawyers at the Special Counsel Muller has
hired
he's hired a bunch I don't think it was that many but they're all
Clinton Easter's and they gotta get the way I'm seeing this
these guys want to save their they gotta get rants previous
out and get the guy from Georgia in there as the Gingrich in as
the chief of staff because Gingrich is a blowout mouth mean
spirited, now aggressive guy who will do more than
you could probably tell Trump to shut up. Yeah, I think it could.
Well, my last clip, which is also kind of related to the
surround Trump and make him hopeless, is a Senate pushes
more sanctions on Russia and doesn't allow Trump to get
anywhere with his
US Senate overwhelmingly as approved new sanctions on Russia
Today over its election hacking. The penalties target those
involved in human rights abuses and cybercrime. The bill also
blocked the president from removing sanctions without
congressional approval. I had of the vote, Secretary of State Rex
Tillerson warned a House panel against limiting the President's
options.
I would urge Congress to ensure any legislation allows the
president to have the flexibility to adjust sanctions
to meet the needs of what is always an evolving diplomatic
situation.
So there's that.
Yeah. Hey, this. Go ahead.
Have you seen the Putin interview with
I know I'm watching it tonight with Tina. I'm very excited
about it. I already had like a download. And apparently he
speaks English in it
a couple of times. Usually when stone is leaving, or coming.
He'll say something nice in English. But it's outstanding to
watch. At the very end, it's good not to give it away because
there's nothing they give away. It's just a long, long
conversation. He says I hope you you mind getting beaten up.
stolen. He says What are you talking about? He says you are
gonna get you're gonna get beat up for doing this interview with
me. Ah, yeah, he is, as in the media is gonna beat him up.
Yeah. Oh, stone is what I thought was interesting. The
takeaway is and I think you'll get this too, is stone. I mean,
when you look at the design of the logos and, and cutting in
and out of the way, stone is really one of those guys. That's
a consummate pro. He I mean, he sets the shots up. He's a he
puts himself in this movie is a movie. Yeah. And he's, you know,
he does a little bit of meta stuff where he says, here's how
we're going to do the shot and then doesn't really and then as
you know, it's
a it's a documentary about the documentary to meta, there's a
little
bit of that. It's very advanced. It's like extremely advanced,
but advanced in such a professional, slick way that you
really have to remember how good stone is as a director.
Well, people think he's a dick now.
Yeah, well, that's what Putin said is going to happen.
I have a few last items on my list that I do want to get to.
One is the term assault pistol, which we identified and yes,
this is something people are sketching it everywhere. This is
from this is the wool Kaylee, that's the Joint Base Pearl
Harbor Hickam. Joint Base Pearl Harbor Hickam. Yes. This comes
from a memo regarding promulgated procedures for the
storage, registration and possession of privately owned
firearms and dangerous weapons on the base. prohibited from JP
BHH assault rifles, automatic firearms rifles with barrel
lengths less than 16 inches shotguns with barrel lengths
less than 18 inches. mufflers silences are devices for
deadening or muffling the sound of discharging firearms,
cannons, hand grenades, dynamite blasting caps bombs or bomb
shells or other explosives. Any type of ammunition designed to
penetrate metal or Pierce protective armor any type of
ammunition designed or intended to explode or segment upon
impact with its target and assault pistols, which they do
not describe assault got snuck
in there assault pistols
well no such thing is an assault plus there's no such thing as an
assault rifle either.
That's true. There's no such thing it's just a decoration of
the rifle.
It's pretty looking. If you're into camo if you're into camo
got a new screen new screen to add to the to the mix. I think
one of these days we'll be able to do a full hour no agenda
special with just screams
All right, well, is that a goat? No, that's
a social justice warrior.
Yeah, the problem that I have a little problem with this screen
because I think it over modulates it does
a tad Yeah. But I wasn't responsible for the recording.
What was she screaming about? I have no idea. I assume it's so
it could be a guy.
My big the big deal. And then finally the war between the
agencies continues. And I feel that now the FBI is hitting back
at CIA, one of their big contractors, Booz Allen. And was
that one hour Snowden work? Did he work at Booz Allen before he
went to work? Yes. So yes, so they're being investigated
kick out shares of Booz Allen Hamilton right now they're
plunging in after hours. This is after the contractor which is a
big government contractor that provides services to a number of
different agencies within the government says it was informed
that the US Department of Justice is conducting a civil
and criminal investigation relating to certain elements of
the company's cost accounting, and indirect cost charging
practices with the US government and a company saying quote, to
date, our internal and external audit processes have not
identified any significant deficiencies or material
weaknesses, or identified any significant erroneous costs
charging. The company says it is cooperating with the government
in these matters. But if you take a look at shares right now,
they are down more than 8% in after hours. Yeah,
yeah. That's, that's that's that's not a usual strategy.
Not usual at all. Certainly not for a contractor. So we'll keep
our eye on that. And by have a well, for Thursday, I have a
prediction about what will cause the the meltdown or at least
what it will be blamed on my meltdown. Yes. Your your
meltdown. Well, it's
not my personal meltdown. But I mean, the meltdown talking about
us? Yes, yes, yes, you and that guy from Singapore.
Forget Rogers Rogers.
Alright, everybody. That is it for our program for today. Happy
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