We just have a whole bunch of little kids going Elon saved me.
Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. It's Thursday, August 10 2017. This
is your award winning give donation media assassination
episode nine or five, four. This is no agenda, shilling for seeds
and coming to you in the darkest corners of the internet from the
capital the drone stars in Austin Tejas in the morning, I'm
Adam curry.
And from Northern Silicon Valley, we're here in
California. We're worried about being nuked. I'm John C. Dvorak.
Raglan buzzkill
I thought it was only for Hawaii
now we're worried sick.
Really, is that everyone talking about it is on the news over
there
on the news so yeah, they had all these people coming out and
they you see these don't want to generalize what type of people
they are but they tended to be the kind of the local Democrats
and they're all shaking in their boots worried sick. Oh, really?
Oh, now we got to worry about we got to worry about. I think I
have a clip. On this in the list. I have to go get the list.
I'm thinking it's maybe mini nuke nonsense one.
No, no, that's more nonsense. That's a really different
way to miss this show. You're bringing nonsense to the show.
With a mini nuke nonsense one. Okay.
The President painting a dark and ominous image of the same
day. NBC News has learned that US intelligence now has reason
to believe North Korea has managed to create a nuclear
warhead small enough to be launched aboard an
intercontinental ballistic missile. Our Andrea Mitchell
begins our coverage.
The alarming warning tonight from a US official briefed from
the Defense Intelligence Agency assessment, telling NBC News Kim
Jong on has now constructed a miniature nuclear warhead small
enough to fit inside one of its new long range missiles, a
missile that could reach the US mainland, a major line crossed.
The Dictator has before shown off what he claims to be a
miniaturized nuclear weapon. Now he may have built one
doesn't appear that there's an immediate threat to the
homeland. But the problem is he's beginning to perfect all of
the elements of the ability to deliver a nuclear device to the
homeland.
The speed of the regime's nuclear progress is stunning. US
intelligence thought it would take years to get this far. But
just 11 days ago, North Korea launched a missile test that
could reach all the way to Chicago. And now they may have a
miniaturised weapon as well. How did US intelligence miss the
timing
the underestimation of the pace of this program? It represents a
real blind spot as well as a danger for the United States.
I still want to know what the genesis of this report is. I
mean, this sounds like aluminum tubes, yellowcake I mean, where
did this come from? Who had this first? And where is it? What can
we see a copy
of the mini nuke? Yeah, the mini me play the second half of that.
And we got finally still called Local report we're looking for.
There are still big hurdles for North Korea, crafting a warhead
that can survive reentry into the atmosphere and testing its
accuracy to hit a target ignition. Recent West Coast
missile defense tests have successfully shut down a missile
over the Pacific. But the system cannot be counted on to be 100%
accurate. While this is just one intelligence assessment, the
theory is North Korea is on track to solve the technical
challenges sooner rather than later.
The North Koreans if they proceed on their nuclear program
will figure out how to miniaturize the nuclear device
which they have shown that they know how to detonate miniaturize
it and put it on top with an ICBM.
Tonight, North Korea threatened Guam while some lawmakers are
slamming the President's comments Democrat Dianne
Feinstein calling them bombastic and recommending diplomacy.
Republican John McCain saying he can't think of any other
president who would have used that kind of rhetoric. Why
doesn't
California just get this themselves and Iron Dome? Like
like we gave to Israel?
They oh, by the way, all the NBC and CBS reports always with an F
number of them here. Always finish with a little John
McCain. Oh, really mentioned him? Yes. All of them down. You
just heard ended with John. Yeah,
I understand that. But I didn't know they all ended up with
that. Yeah. Yeah. Interesting. Yeah, I
find that to be very interesting. And it was just
like, everyone has this little John McCain kicker at the end.
So here's our local our local meeting new new Gore one.
I don't think we're about to go to nuclear war. I would hope
even a regime as unstable as the North Koreans would realize the
folly of that.
Good job, John. You'd left out the good part. That's Right, I'd
like to try the second clip.
Some say President Trump's fire and fury comments inflame the
situation. People don't necessarily believe he will do
what he says. But you don't know if anybody can
control Trump. I don't know. Hopefully the generals can.
I have some thoughts on this because I learned some things
yesterday. I don't know if you have any other clips you want to
play.
I have one more clip because of what that guy just said. If you
listen to it again, he says I hope the generals can control
Trump President
Trump's fire and fury comments inflame the situation. People
don't necessarily believe he will do what he says. But you
don't know
if anybody can control Trump. I don't know. Hopefully, the
generals can
now play the Paul Begala clip.
Right. He used that word deliberately, so that although a
provocative act, he wasn't escalating so much to lead us
into war. That kind of nuance is required in the job and its
present has got to rise to the occasion. And frankly, General
is his generals cannot allow him to go out
unscripted on something
unscripted,
his generals cannot
allow him to go unscripted.
Has anyone noticed that he's actually the boss of the
generals?
No, the generals are going to save us.
generals are running the country. This has been a
military coup.
Well, I'm not so sure I learned something yesterday. That
changed my thinking a little bit on this and the genesis of this
report, which now that I think about it may actually have come
from the Trump administration themselves as a bug as a Bogota
report. You probably didn't see yesterday I was on the seed man
show.
i A lot of people told me about it. You didn't see it? No, I
didn't see it.
Now. That's too bad. Because along with me on the show was
Steve, PES business check. I think it's I pronounce it. Yeah,
he isn't yet. You know him.
I've heard of him.
Well, I didn't really understand exactly who this guy was. Other
than that, he started off by saying, Hey, I know your uncle
Don. He's a great guy. We work together and like all he just he
kept on going about Uncle Don. Okay, so this book, listen to
him. Deputy Assistant Secretary of State under Henry Kissinger,
Cyrus Vance and James Baker. The expertise includes foreign
policy, international crisis management and psychological
warfare served presidential administrations of Ford Carter
Reagan, George HW Bush incapacity of Deputy Assistant
Secretary 74 joined the parties of 73 now, so in 1974, he joined
the State Department as the Office for prevention of
terrorism. He then became Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for
Management. He served as a special on hostage taking for
the for the State Department, dealt with to hope high profile
hostage situations to the TWA Flight 355. Also the Iran
hostage crisis. And this is the guy who co wrote many of the
Clancy novels. He was at the Camp David
asked him why they killed Clancy.
Well, it doesn't matter. He said he wrote everything anyway, he
said Clancy was a really intelligent spook that was
useless. And he said it was Monday and she was a spook.
Yeah, he was. But okay, from what I understand from because
here's what happened after the show. So let's listen after the
show. He called me. And we spoke for an hour last night.
And you know what this brings me to write?
Yeah, he sees mind controlling the obviously.
No, no, no. Oh, did you ask him if you could meet Inman? Oh, no,
I forgot about that. That's okay. Because we're going to,
we're calling to talk more often.
Okay, well, that's great. So what did you find out from him?
Okay. On the show, he deconstructed this entire
situation. He said, This is completely wrong. He says this
was very, I knew the words were important. He said that Trump
had chosen these words specifically because it was not
a warning to North Korea. It was actually a warning to China who
are at war with India as we speak over the Bhutan area and I
didn't know anything about Well, I knew a little bit about it
because we've dealt with in the past.
Yeah, well, why would you know anything about the news people
don't care they all they want to talk about is Trump and letting
McCain get his licks in
and we discussed this specifically he used to you
know, he used to write for all kinds of stuff and he said New
York Times are stupid. They just take information from sources
they don't that they just do whatever they're told to do. So
we've we've said that but Bhutan right now. China is you know,
Bhutan has been you really should look at the map b Hu tan
if you're following along at home and this is has little,
little country in between it has borders on China and India, and
what their their main industry is hydroelectric power. This,
this is one important to waterway there that, you know,
they have all the, all the rights to it and this and
they've been selling that to India. And now China that
literally they are now you know, like 4040 yards across from each
other Indian troops, Chinese troops, there was all kinds of
bull crap going on. And they're trying India saying, Well, you
know, we protect Bhutan even though there's no no official
agreement or anything like that. So they're kind of claiming
Bhutan, and China is moving closer trying to move their
border a little bit further. And there have been some not I don't
think there's been any firing yet. But you know, if you look
at the see what is the what did he say? Think the guy from China
who had a big mouth, the defense minister, and, and it's a
problem. And according to peacenik, he said this was a
warning to China to stop otherwise, we're going to start
messing with your left flank, which is where this would be,
and that it was not at all meant for North Korea, nor did he
think anything would happen as new as we've already discussed.
Yeah. And I just found it to be fascinating.
So we have to look into it. Now if the Bhutan is part is just in
the game, nobody's reporting anything on this. Now,
there was a report in The New York Times, like two weeks ago
about something maybe heating up a little bit, but he was so
adamant about it. And this guy done. This guy was telling me
stuff. Unbelievable. I mean, I had I had to write it all down.
And I'll and then I'll try and and process it. But I'm pretty
sure he was also trying to mind control me.
Well, he's telling you a lot of stuff just to get for a guy who
just met. Yeah,
exactly. And he kept going. And if it's so this guy who just
heard his, his list of credits he said a couple times is I
don't care if Alex Jones is really Bill Hicks. I really
don't care. Out of the blue, he kept saying,
like, Okay, fine. It was very interesting.
Care valleys. Jones is Bill Hicks. So I go on to the point
is that was that was some point that he's trying to say, yeah,
he's trying to
tell me something. That's what he does. Or
it's mind control is some trick.
It could be could be. Anyway, it was fun being on on the show.
Although Yeah,
if you're a dead guy that had been a kick, would you interact
on the show, and I didn't get to see the show, because I just
don't watch the show. So
Jones was in rare form. Then, when I came in, his producer
said, so what do you want to talk about? I said, Because
Jones, like we're gonna die. We're on the brink of nuclear
war. I said, let's talk about North Korea. And I'll tell him
what my uncle says because it's completely obvious the opposite
of what he's saying. And so, but he was very interested in he
kept jumping around and doing his, you know, Tourette's like
crazy stuff. And that was unfortunate because Steve had a
lot of interesting things to say, and then he would get
interrupted, but check it out. Next Wednesday. I'm going to
fill in for Jones and do the whole four hours. I'm just gonna
have Ortel on I'm gonna have PS Nick on we're going to need two
other great interviews. And so then we'll have an uninterrupted
conversation.
Can you get Inman? I don't know if he'll come on it would be a
coyote shown up for anything I'd love
to get in. And I'd like to get uncle Don NPWS Nick on the show
at the same time.
It does no good does not gonna come down for that. No, but
just on Skype or something. It'd be okay. Well, you
give it a shot. Why
don't I get you on?
Yeah, you can. I can come in. Yeah. What? What am I going to
say?
something profound? Well, I'll
tell you something profound if you want to hear something
profound that I don't see you talking about that Bhutan story.
I don't see anybody talking about this night. Amazing. Yes,
but here's a here's another story that to me is amazing.
Because these I'm watching the network's all of them and they
do the first 810 Eight to 10 minutes of every show is about
Trump and his fire and fury and people freaking out about you
know, our this little mini bombs and all the rest of it. Yeah.
Queen Elizabeth has given a decree. Oh, passing over
Charles.
Well, you know, this had to happen. And I know why because
my buddy Michelle sent me a text couple of days ago he said you
have to watch this channel for documentary that is on right now
by about Diana which is called Diana in her own words. Right.
And we watched it a few saw we watched it and it's so obvious.
They just needed a virgin. They brought her in knocked her up
the He always was was with Camilla, and they had her
killed. That would that's the whole story. And then he said
he'd said to me two days ago, he said, Charles and Camilla and
his, and what he said is his slot lover, whatever, can never
take the throne. And so now we have this decree, I didn't know
about it.
The God nobody knows about it because it didn't cover it.
Nobody's covered. And here's the real here's the real kicker to
me. That's the Diane thing. Part. One of two parts ran on
ABC last night. And it's a perfect tie in when I have never
seen them dropped the ball on a tie in on something they're at.
They're actively running on the air. Perfect, perfect time to do
it. Yes, but they didn't do it. Because I can imagine the
argument. Here's the argument you want to do it? Were two
executives arguing. Okay, we're gonna run we're gonna run Trump.
We're gonna run the Trump story today on the on the network. And
now you're gonna argue that No,
wait a minute. Wait a minute. There's something going on in
the UK, ma'am. Just like I think the Queen Elizabeth may skip
over Charles and go straight to straight.
Got the wires. He actually has done that, but it's not that
important compared to Trump. We got Trump and we got some clips
from McCain blasting Trump for being an a hole. Oh, and we got
that we got Kim Jong on what what's the queen got to do with
it?
What am I thinking I should go shame myself. So they
have them they have the tie in it's all right there like a with
a bow on it. The Queen has made this decree and apparently is
being covered pretty much only by the monarchy publications in
the UK. And if you tried to find the stories on you're gonna find
very little that. From what I can tell. My wife looked into
this Charles is so pissed that he won't even talk to his father
now. You know, they will.
Oh, yeah. Yeah.
Charles is beside himself. The two kids and the way I've seen
that saw this thing because of the when they rolled out they
the other Dianna special about her when she was getting her
voice lessons, and they made a special out of that. Yeah, yeah,
miserable. The one that's that's the one that that's the one.
There's another one running right now that's different than
and that's the one that ABC is running, and they still not
tying it in. This whole thing was, because there's a very good
article in the Mercury News that ran about three months ago,
discussing this
hold on a second. This is not monarchy, gossip, you assholes.
This is about media and what they do and don't do go find a
different podcast.
Yeah, go find different podcasts. The Mercury News
suggests this, but they don't quite say it. The whole thing
was a scheme by William and Hannah and Harry.
That does not surprise me. And this
and it turns out according to this mercury article, which was
written by a and this was picked up by nobody, she said that
Prince Charles had screwed the boys over by setting up and but
she he got busted for it. They they outed him. Somebody did for
setting up a bunch of tabloids to talk about Harry's drug
addiction. When he was in a hole, and he's, well, Harry's
Young. Well, I William and he blasted the two of them and they
found out about this and then they now and according to them,
so that's how the tapes got out. That's how the documentary was
made. And that's how they took them down. Makes nothing but
yes, yeah, good. That guy.
Apparently they would not say for about two or three years
that they will not let Charles near the baby. That's funny. So
the whole thing, but this is like a for the network's
especially. Yeah. All three of the networks and Fox included
and especially CNN. They could be they'd be all over this
story. Oh, the Queen's done is because they love monarchy
stuff. Yeah, they love monarchy stuff so much that it's
sickening to watch how much they love it. But because
they hate Trump more than they love Donald Trump's so
much that they can't bring themselves to run this story,
which is I think this is the biggest story of the monarchy
story of the year or the last five years. And it's
interesting,
because now Tina is very woke. But she had never heard any of
the until she met me. Any of the theories regarding Diana being
assassinated. She'd never heard that.
Yeah, well, it's nothing that the media is going to discuss in
that manner
right now. But I'm just saying that that's a bit surprising to
me or actually, it's not surprising, I guess people
really just don't know stuff.
Well, they didn't. There's always been intrigue around the
royal families. And I say families over the hit the
history have a view of England. It's been nothing but intrigue
with these people. And so none of this is a surprise. Yeah. But
the fact is, I've been covered at coverall. Yeah, it's
unbelievable to me. So they can run these long long somebody's
the NBC one must have you on 15 minutes. I have the ABC report
for
you do that. Can I just play one little clip from the from the
Alex Jones Show?
Oh, yeah. Once you have once she wraps it up. So somebody sent me
some clips and they were useless.
The main thing, there was a couple things I want to mention
one. And you know, Tina said this quite rightly said, you
know, if you go on Jones Show, you're going to be pegged as alt
right? And said, Yeah, that's probably true, but I don't give
a shit. Now I am who I am. But what was interesting to watch
was Twitter. And the hate that came through in particular, thin
shaming. I've been thin, shamed. Yes. Raw, you look believe oh,
you should eat a sandwich. You that's it? I was thin shame.
Because
I'm Johnny, this is the dead. This is that big head of yours.
And let me tell you that thin shaming, it hurts. It's not
nice.
I can assure anyone out there the guy's not skinny just has
that he has a big head that he's proud of banners and makes them
look good on TV. And the
Tourette shaming was also pretty
Oh, that's that that is unacceptable.
Now, you know and I'm self conscious of it. And you know,
whatever what you're doing a little
with Twitch where you're just the head just the head bob Lilla
head when and what was in was listening to. I noticed
something else. I was listening to Steve. Because I can't
pronounce his last name. Excuse me. My right corner, my mouth
start to pull down like I was having a stroke or something was
a really bad tick, man. I like what am I doing? This is stupid.
Here is a clip for my favorite clip from the
show. Well, I'll admit it to them when they're talking about
new king and the President saying fire and fury. I'm kind
of running around here. They wrote me almost like a like a
chicken, you know? And that's what we love you for that you
guys are worse than I am 25 years in limbo and babies and
cows. And you rice it was. That's the crazy part. And
Shannon I'm reading it was like in the BBC 20 years ago, or at
least 20 years. They've had humans gestating and embryonic
form inside bovine. And then I'm reading it. I mean, you know,
but I wasn't a trailblazer. They weren't doing it done not far.
Man.
What do you do? Are you talking over the clip?
Oh, sorry. I was just stating an embryonic form inside
Stopstopstop The problem is when you're in the clip, I think
you're talking to me. Oh, sad when you do. People don't know
this. And we do after the show. And we're putting the show
together. That's true. He'll be we'll be playing these clips.
You know?
Yeah. I'm bopping through the show trying to find
out what and I think he's talking to me, but as part of
the show, sometimes he plays me and what do you mean, talking to
you?
It's really like a who's on first bit is pretty funny. But
what do you think of my impersonation might be grown
babies and cows I thought was pretty,
pretty close.
And you ride since it was? That's the crazy part. And
Shannon I'm reading it was like in the BBC 20 years ago, or at
least 20 years. They've had humans gestating and embryonic
form inside bovine. And then I'm reading it. I mean I wasn't a
trailblazer. They were doing it. Wrong. Yes. Gay frog. Web frog.
Yeah. Well, that's Atrazine. Atrazine is a real issue that's
not being discussed at all. I can't believe I'm alive.
That bit you did. Yeah. You're right. All along. We said that.
Right. Yeah. It sounded that was your chicken. You sounded
exactly like because you're doing voices. You'd but you
sounded like Max Keiser. Really? Yeah, it was pretty funny,
huh? I don't know if that's a compliment. little confused
about that. I'm just telling you. But anyway, I you know,
they asked me hey, could you actually he asked me personally
he said my wife I was he a divorce or what? He kept talking
about his wife. I have no idea. He says My wife wants to go
away. She can't stand the mold and Austin's here. I know that
that's when I pitched him no agenda quesiton to you got to
sell that to your your shop.
Do you know he's asked his producers about it. You know
some of that stuff. They'll tell you about what stuff whether
he's married or what's Oh, yeah, I'm
not I'm not interested. But he asked me personally if I could
fill in Wednesday, so both of you think about it. But I
thought about it. I really don't like doing video Television.
Yeah. But then I thought, yeah, I'd be interested in talking to
that piece Nick guy I could get Ortel on I could do. Shit. Maybe
Roger Stone just asked
me to ask him to all get stoned on you. You need to meet up with
Roger Stone. Yeah. Roger Stone. Yeah, we can get him. Yeah, it'd
be interesting. And then we could probably use that for
evergreens something. Probably not
one of my Well, you could probably dream up some. Well,
that wouldn't be a bad idea. Yeah. But yeah, go for it. Yeah.
So I had a good time. I have to say, it was just interesting
that that there was so much more negativity. So the previous time
I went on, which was before was that before Trump was elected?
Yeah, I think so. No, double the SEC. No, you're right. The first
time I went on was before he was elected. The second time was the
inauguration. The inauguration day, I think when I was on with
those two women,
that the women that were flirting with you Yeah, I'll
never do that again. That just wasn't fun. Like, I got gypped.
You did fine. Kind of vacuous but it was,
here's one from the Red Book. Did or the Red Book for the Red
Book? Did I? I don't know if we put this entry in there. When
when we were talking about Narcan and how they're on such
an incredible PR Blitz. Did we talk at all about I think I said
that I expected it to be parties. Were Hey, man, let's
all the OD and di and then one guy will bring us back. I think
I think we talked about it. And I don't know if we put
it in the book or not. I don't know. We'll assume it's in
there.
But I'm spiking the ball drug users
are pushing it way too far. overdosing to reach the brink of
death and what's being called a Narcan or Lazarus party. They
are intentionally trying to find out what it feels like to be
brought back
to life. What's the
story of Lazarus
came back to life.
Life
it's happening right
here in our area and and emergency workers are stunned
and
outraged.
Inside this ambulance is a miracle drug called Narcan. It's
a drug that saves lives but emergency workers say it's also
driving drug addicts over the edge
with the Narcan being readily available. And over the counter
now they're having group gatherings what they what their
slang term is Narcan parties.
EMS battalion chief Chris Richardson says the parties are
at houses. Even in parking lots. party goers get so high on
heroin, they overdose.
They have someone who will who will stay clean with Narcan.
With the ability to reverse those effects if someone stops
reading.
He says recently a couple came to a shopping center to get high
enough to pass out knowing an ambulance with Narcan was just a
call away. We both wanted
to use and they did it to public place so they wouldn't be found.
The numbers are staggering. In all of 2016 rollin EMS responded
to 292 calls where they administer Narcan this year,
only through June, they've already had 284 calls a 94%
increase. Today EMS workers said they're concerned that users are
treating Narcan, like a safety net over and over again.
Some that we've gone to multiple times. And that's that's a
scary.
Yeah, I'll say it's scary. And what I find incredibly
disappointing. Is the President got no airtime just before the
North Korea memo and the fire and fury. He had a pretty
important speech about the opioid crisis. But oh, yes,
well, we have to have treatment and I come on. Everybody knows
what's going on here. We know that most of this is starting
with prescription drugs. You know, it's the pharmaceutical
industry that has to be looked at nothing, nothing about that.
Well, luckily, a couple of states are suing the big
farmers. And you it's going to be a win success. And it's going
to be domino
effect. Well, the Narcan is concerning. As we witnessed in
this report from Maryland.
I didn't see that coming when that traffic stop was first
initiated and they got out but that is not a rare occurrence in
Maryland. We have a tremendous heroin addiction problem in so
suburban kids. And in montgomery county, maryland this week, they
passed a bill that is going to put Narcan in every school,
elementary, middle school and high school and unprecedent
Narcan is something cannons what they give to people overdose.
Elementary School. This is getting good
I don't know that's terrible. Yeah, well, this is and these
assholes who are wasting the narc canceling gig. I don't know
what they get out of it. It must be something spectacular Well,
or they wouldn't be doing it over and over. What was
interesting is one of our producers said very clearly that
No junkie would ever want to be. In fact, when when the Narcan is
used by EMT people we know they say that the person whose life
you just saved is typically outraged, angry, because they
had such a great high and you ruined it for them. Which is why
I still find it interesting that these reports are being
presented this way. It may be bullcrap. That's what I'm
thinking. It could be that it's just more Narcan advertising
because these guys they got it. And they're on a roll. Yeah, you
might be right. And they're private, right? We'd look at
that their private company, you can't even buy stock in them or
anything. There have been a good one, this and on that note on
Big Pharma. Just briefly a note from Jennifer chocolate check
who has it she Damn. I don't know that she she donates a lot.
And I'm pretty sure.
Maybe she is. Well, I
wanted to revisit Gardasil, which we had been talking about
since I want to say, Man, the beginning of the show, or the
beginning of the show, almost years
and I have a lot of I do have by the way, I do have the full 62nd
commercial.
Yeah, we'll do that. We'll do that right after this. I like
that. Which is
got both the men and the women big into mom and dad that are
saying to mom and dad that you killed me. Good. Oh, by the way,
just want to mention before he can say these ads do say it's an
actor, which makes it actually worse. What an actor. Oh, that's
right. The binary.
Jennifer says, Hey, Adam, the Gardasil ad that John found
yesterday, yesterday was unbelievable. I want to share my
knowledge about HPV and confirm confirm the ad is complete bull
crap. If you decide to mention this on the air, please just
submit my name. Oops. I guess I guess it just stopped them.
Shit, I'm sorry. What she is what she experienced is exactly
what I went through with Christina and the other women in
my life have gone through this. And they call you up and they
say, Well precancerous cells. Yeah, yeah, you better you
better come back in. And then you're on pins and needles for
days. And they say, well, you're broke and you come into the
office, come into the office, we'll talk about it. And then
that's the wind up and then the pitch is well, you know, you
really don't want to have this so you probably should take the
Gardasil shot, but it's always with pre cancerous abnormal
cells. And we've
had doctors tell us there's no such thing. And well also what
the cancerous are. It's not it's not pre can. Oh, pre. Pre death,
all cells are pre cancerous,
and we're pre dead and everything. else interesting. I
did not know what I probably didn't know. But good to point
out again, there is no test for HPV for men, by the way. Yeah.
How about that?
That's a shame. Now you already be racking up the money. All
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Nothing but Turkey news. That's
monarchy news. That's right. That's what we that's what we're
all about. I did have a very interesting chat with the two
guys, one from the Netherlands, one from Finland. At the same
time, they're both in the same company. Regarding the beanie
coin.
Do we have any forward movement on this?
Big big time forward movement? Good? Yes, absolutely. They
explained their system, how it would work. And what would be
kind of important is to have a uh, no agenda merchant network.
So like the no agenda shop, guys, you know, they, if they
participate, then then we can really get it going. And again,
the ultimate goal is just by contributing to the show you all
you not only do you support the show, but you also create
additional value. And within you know, I'm saying we could
probably do within 24 months, then we can all retire with some
money in our pocket, you me and the listeners
and just sounds good to me.
And these guys loves it. This is a great it's a great idea
when he making scheme. Yet another one,
but this one might actually pay off. I have a good feeling it
would be it's
the weirdest one. So it's possible. I do have a I do have
a Bitcoin report called knit coin on this on this rundown.
And I just want you to listen to it because this is on CNBC. And
this is the best they can do for people that kind of don't know
tech, and they're kind of young and they're millennials and
they're reporting on something. There's a little little gotcha
in the middle of this evening spotted Ouch, that's one to
watch.
Morgan Thank you. Meantime, Bitcoin has gone the other way
surging above $3,000. More than tripling in value for the year
Seema Modi joins us with what is behind the recent news. It's
always it's always tough to explain what's behind the
Bitcoin news.
We have been speaking to a number of analysts and those who
are considered experts in this new emerging asset class as we
call it cryptocurrencies. It broke 3400 today that is a new
record high for Bitcoin and this has been attributed to a relief
rally last week was a big moment for Bitcoin there was a software
upgrade known as Ford, which resulted in a split so there are
now two currencies and the Bitcoins
roll back for the dude named Ben and the dudettes named
Bernadette who want to laugh at the software upgrade known as
the fork
rally last week was a big moment for Bitcoin there was a software
upgrade known as Ford, which resulted
borderline borderline borderline in the middle of nothing else I
want to finish I want to finish it
again tributed to a relief rally last week was a big moment for
Bitcoin there was a software upgrade known as Forge, which
resulted in a split so there are now two competitive currencies
in the Bitcoin world Bitcoin and bitcoin cash. Thankfully, those
at least for those bulls out there, Bitcoin, quill held on to
its value, there were no technical difficulties. And
that's why this has been seen as a relief rally. One of the
reasons we've seen Bitcoin recently move higher. In fact,
it's gained about $600 Shut up.
Boy, what a debt that is. Oh, there's two, there's two coins,
man is about 60 of them. And they're all trading
more than a few 100. Okay, the
ones on the exchanges that I that I that have found this just
Yeah. And and well, and beanie coin is just the working title.
I have some other ideas. I just don't want to give them out on
the air. Okay, but
someone's best ideas to one will use, you know, what someone
said is once you call a curry coin and have India go crazy.
Oh, by the way, I had a story I was when we were I forgot to
tell you when we were in
New York and not a bad idea. Well, when we
were in New York, in New Jersey, we had a driver from India. And
I said, you know, so what was the deal with, with Modi taking
all the all the cash out of circulation? And I said, I said
I heard that that was to thwart his competition, because they
all have cash donations. And he has, you know, the elites have
everything with with bank transfers, etc. And he said,
Yep, absolutely. And he says it's even crazier. They came
back, and they're now issuing a new 500 rupee bill, and instead
of 1000 that goes into a 2000 rupee bill. So they're bringing
it back. He took it out for the election, and now he's putting
it back in. Not reported on probably. You use think, yeah,
along with just some On an quick
Uber report
a rare Uber driver from Sri Lanka. Hey man, how's Sri Lanka?
I don't know crap about Sri Lanka my go to is usually how
are the Chinese there? I don't know if this is all very, very
problematic people dying is what? Yep, dengue fever has
struck Sri Lanka
now is a ripe area for it. But it's he says
is really really bad this time. And he says no one is doing
anything. He said the UN is not helping World Health
Organization not have no country wants to deal with them. And
then old people are dying almost immediately. And even some you
know, babies and all the hospitals are full. And it
ceases. It's a mess. It's just an absolute mess. And we're not
hearing anything about that. Yeah, I mean, find out but yeah,
when it comes to Zika, which is also transferred through
mosquito, well, then we have to be all over it.
Yeah, there's money to be made. Where's the money? As you can
see, because Is he is he? Where's the money?
I should have had that one ready? Sorry. Oh, Zika
Ebola Zika. Baby
will be hit with a baby with a small head. They're
gonna have to make a little head you watch?
Zika Yes.
Where's the money point? $9 billion. All right. Yeah, no
money for Srila no money for dengue fever, which is a real
problem.
Yeah, it's a problem on all the islands of the Caribbean. I have
a friend who had it once. The main thing you got to know is if
you get Dengue gay do not take aspirin under any circumstances.
It'll kill you. Really? Yeah, it's a hemorrhagic fever. And
the aspirin does what it promotes it. It promotes
hemorrhaging. you bleed to death? You have to take Tylenol
well good. That's one for the
for the first day you don't take
first aid kit don't take that don't take it. Exactly. That I
just got in the small did you hear about this? The Cuban
embassy that the employees there may have suffered permanent
hearing loss from an acoustic attack
what yeah.
I should have gotten a clip of them saying this. Heather said
that some US government personnel working in the US
embassy in Havana Cuba on official duty reported some
incidents that were causing physical symptoms because their
variety of symptoms could be a variety of sources. But
everything that I've read I've been able to find find about it
is there was an acoustic acoustic I have a have a clip
Hold on.
I mean, words seem to be the ones that do that sort of
research. I know but one of them it's I don't think so. One of
our producers got the actual audio that was used during the
attack and slowed it down.
That the devil Yeah.
Who knows? But that's weird. Who's doing that? Who's doing
that stuff?
Well, that's funny that you mentioned Heather because Utah
State Department Heather. Yes. She's apparently I didn't know
this that she's apparently friends with Marie Harf.
Oh, brother.
That goes right way
back. So it could be it could be a threesome with Matt. Now.
I think there's some thinking along those lines, because I'm
watching the five of all things because I'm sitting there bored.
And I'm noticing that the five is deteriorate. It's not really
much about politics anymore. It's just a bunch of random
gossip, Cheetos, things like that. And so there's this what
blonde there and I'm sure she speaks up. I know that voice.
And Marie Harf is now a regular one to five on Fox. No, she
worked for Obama. And she's got her hair. I don't know who's
doing your hair, but her hair is absolutely beautiful. Oh,
okay, hold on a second. Let me see
she's made up a little better. So she's not quite recognizable
as the as the pricy Marie Harf we're all familiar with and so
they throw it to her. And I have a clip. They throw it to her to
have her explain his situation with with her and Heather never
mentioning Matt. I
see the hair but it's kind of it's feather It is wavy down at
the bottom flat on top very nice style. And it totally softens
her entire look. But she also has new glasses. Things are
better. It's a little different these glasses anyway
didn't recognize her at first, I couldn't recognize her by the
voice and be able to play or at least see what she has to say.
Welcome back to Friday. Oops, sorry.
Okay. So in my previous life, before I got to Fox, I was the
State Department spokesperson who briefed at the podium every
day. And the person who does that now is Heather nauert, who
we all know from our
former Fox colleague, who was Kennedy on the show, too, it
sounds like they were all really having a good time.
There she is. She that was from her briefing today, where much
of it was on North Korea. And my one more thing is that this is a
really tough job. It's a very demanding one and that she is by
far, I think, the best spokesperson that the
administration has, and they're not using her enough. I agree.
And she spent all today talking about I watched the briefing on
the train up here talking about North Korea, trying to make
sense of a really complicated issue for an administration,
quite frankly, that hasn't always made sense on foreign
policy. So we all talk here about doing so. Well. I know. We
all talk here about how this administration needs some comms
help and needs people out there making the case for them. They
have a gym, down the street at the State Department. And my old
job. They should use her. Do you know what else you have in
common with herbs? Both on the five
oh, in this one time at bandcamp I stuck a flute my pussy. It's
so her.
Yeah. Yeah, but Well,
that is interesting. I think she's a welcome addition to the
fox family.
worse by the show, well,
yeah, it can't be much worse than CNN that crap has just
begun. Oh, Shannon is there on watchable unwatchable,
and I just flip it around. I caught one of the CO again, all
they're talking about. I'm thinking about this.
I know, I know. I know what they're talking about. So
they're talking about Trump. Oh, by the way, you've been talking
about the memo. The memo, the Google memo.
Oh, did they talk? Okay, there's the three stories this week.
I just want to play a compilation of the network's
about the Google memo. Go ahead. Three stories this week ahead.
Three sources.
There's the memo, there's Trump and then there's my favorite
story is the Paul Manafort break in which I have one clip of each
of these but play the play the compilation first.
Okay. And as it turns out, it's primarily women who are doing
these little announcements.
Google, taking swift action reportedly firing an employee
behind a controversial anti diversity manifesto.
They stunning disturbing story while circulating a 3300 word
sexist memo,
which has been called a sexist manifesto, breathtakingly sexist
memo or
is essentially saying, Well, I don't really like women anywhere
near a computer. It shouldn't Google employees
anti diversity screed
kind of an anti diversity memo, that controversial anti
diversity memo, controversial anti diversity memo, we're
not trying to cherry pick from it. But he essentially is saying
rails against diversity and
gender equality and alleging that men are better at tech jobs
than women. Why?
Biology seriously
slamming his female co workers in the process. They can't
handle high stress work? Yes, he did say that there shouldn't be
this big effort underway to make sure that that then the
workplace is diverse because women and men just don't have
the same set of skills, Google employees
saying that women are inferior. And that's why they're not as
many women software engineers, he writes that the gender wage
gap is a myth. I disagree
with what he wrote profoundly.
Say women are inferior.
Let me just say almost every single word that came out of
these newscasters mouths was not in the memo.
This is because as we've noticed, for I don't know, 10
years almost or up to coming up to 10 years. Nobody reads the
memos. They just read, somebody writes a little script form and
they read the script. In fact,
I thought it was quite thoughtful, written, really from
the perspective of what is good for Google. But they kept saying
this, we need to this is not good for Google, we need to be
better. And it was it was pretty tough. There were lots of
triggers in there and you know, for instance, it was
all triggers it was it was thoughtful from the perspective
of a freshman that just took his first sociology class and he
thinks he knows it all I found it was a very shallow I didn't
think it was destructive as now made it out to be and what
you're right the one thing was it was about Google and what we
could do to improve what we're doing. Yeah, but but it was
what it was turned around and turned it into shallow it what
it was turned into and I'll just play this clip and then I want
to hear your ours is that it was tied into the bro culture and
the, the and the sexual abuse. And I just have to play this
clip of some some retarded woman, but I don't know who
would was on with Brooke from CNN and it was just it was a
head shaker.
Do you agree like, you know, Mary Catherine, I think it was
essentially saying, you know, America is great for all these
various opinions diversification of thought, you know that that
was maybe wrong for for Google, despite the fact that maybe we
don't all agree with what this guy said, he's allowed to say
it. Do you think he was allowed to say that where he's
essentially saying, Well, I don't really like women anywhere
near a computer, and it shouldn't have been fired for
it. Liz,
I find it interesting that he felt comfortable sharing this
with people at the company in the way that I felt. That was
interesting, you know, when stuff came out of the culture of
Uber, that was, you know, enabled systemic sexual
harassment and the sort of things that I think a lot of men
felt like they could say and do, were not appropriate. I do
wonder what kind of culture exists at Google, that made a
white man who is in a senior position, you know, engineer at
one of the most, one of the biggest tech companies in the
world, feel threatened by a few diversity programs. And then you
know, want to share that with and write 10 page about it and
you know, fear it, and have leaked in the way that and think
that there'll be no consequences
that isn't a piece of this isn't a piece of this Mary, Katherine,
this is directed to you where this software engineer, you
know, he had hiring power, I mean, he he could impact the
Empower empowerment of women. And again, I go back to, you
know, paraphrasing, this is a guy who's basically saying, I
don't like women around computers.
I don't like women around computers. Yeah, that really
wasn't in the memo. My goodness,
let's make the juices create our own memo and talk about that.
Yeah, that's what they're doing. I mean, this is ridiculous. And
by the way, that guy himself was supposed to be a private memo
just got out somehow, which you know, you can't really write a
private memo, but you could. I've done it, I got it. I've
written memos that never got out. But it got out. And so now
they're all making a big stink about it supposed to be to, you
know, some manager to certain management people. And that's
kind of some people brought that up, and some others haven't. But
what would I always think about I'm assuming that this
character, never saw the Jerry Maguire movie. Yeah, apparently
you haven't. I've seen the Jerry Maguire movie. Of course I have.
But what are the Jerry Maguire movies premise begins with the
memo.
And I don't remember that part's been? Yes, he
goes on in front of a group. And he reads from Missouri. He's got
his new ideas. And he's got a memo. And I believe it's a memo
or it's just a big statement. But he makes a statement of how
we got to change and how we had to do to improve things. And he
goes on and on and on. And he's fired, like, the next day, and
for sure, making any suggestions whatsoever. That's how he got
kicked out of his god company, or if you remember that. So
apparently, this guy I mean, that can happen to anyone who
wants to, you know, make some sort of arrogant suggestion,
which I think this is what this guy was, it was an error.
Arrogant suggestion. But let's listen to the best. I know,
listen, all the networks do all the discussions of this and I
decided ABC had the absolute best rundown because of what
you'll hear in part two of these two Google memo ABC rundown
clips.
We turn next year tonight to that controversy sparked by a
former Google engineer who wrote a 10 page memo criticizing the
company's diversity program saying women lagged behind in
the tech world because of their biology. Tonight, he's out of a
job but he's standing by his words as we hear from him for
the first time. Here's ABC chief business correspondent Rebecca
Jarvis.
Tonight, the fired software engineer who sparked a firestorm
after challenging Google's diversity program. Speaking out.
I'm not saying that any of the female engineers at Google are
in any way worse than the average male engineer
in an interview on YouTube. James d'amour standing by his
interview
even that even him saying the average male engineer is already
a microaggression
that female engineers at Google are in any way worse than the
average male engineer in an interview
on yeah to James d'amour, standing by his internal memo,
in which he argues that women on average have more neuroticism
and higher anxiety, lower stress tolerance than men, and that the
abilities of men and women differ in part due to biological
causes and that these differences may explain why we
don't see equal representation of women in tech and leadership.
Divorce says he values diversity but insist that by recognizing
differences we can improve the workplace for
example, cooperativeness, which is higher in women than men, we
should make the workplace a place where you can actually
thrive if your cooperative
Google firing demore after his post went viral, saying his
words violated their code of conduct by advancing harmful
gender stereotypes in our workplace.
Wow. And let me go on record to say right now the next war will
be the men fighting back. It's happening, then it's going to be
very ugly. Because men when they when they lose their minds, they
lose their minds.
My wife thinks that the Democrat party is going to be all women.
Black women. No, no, no.
Yeah, it's whooping Oh, no,
she's been she's been food show up in Port Angeles. She goes to
a meeting where there's a democratic Democrats meet. And
it's these women that are dominating in our black women
just have those as noisy black women's in the in the Black
Lives Matter group. And they're very dominating. I agree with
that. But there's not that many of them to really make a
difference in cities. She describes them as fat
millennials, who are proud of being fat. They want to be fat,
and they their arms are crossed all the time. Yes. And they and
everything you do is a microaggression. Or it's wrong.
And they hate the M RAS measures men's rights activists.
Oh, yeah. I don't. men's rights.
That's what that's what this is got. That was the triggering
thing with this guy's memo. Because he came he had all the
triggers in there that the men's rights activists talk about. But
you watch you watch, I just put it in the book, just put it
there and just put a little entry it'll be men are going to
start fighting back and it's going to be ugly.
Well, we'll see. Now, the thing that got me most about this
report is contained in the second half of it. And and it's
extremely I found this to be what there's a comment that's
going to be made that I found to be extremely concerning,
advancing harmful gender stereotypes in our workplace.
Today, the CEO of YouTube owned by Google's parent company,
sharing how hard it was to explain the memo to her
daughter, I thought about how tragic it was that this
unfounded bias was now being exposed to a new generation.
David, the Labor Department is already investigating
allegations of wage discrimination. Google denies
those allegations. David. Okay.
She had her daughter who is the head of a YouTube, her daughter
who I don't know that she looks like she's 30. Her daughter's
probably 10 or 15. May, but can I don't think she's an older
girl. I had to explain to her. What, she's a bit. This is like
taking helicopter parenting to a new level. And we
just played we played that quote again,
how hard it was to explain the memo to her daughter. I thought
about how tragic it was that this unfounded bias was now
being exposed to a new generation. They
exposed to a new jet, this unfounded bias, exposed and
exposed. And this is again, this goes back to our commentary on
freedom of speech. Yep. You can use exposing the children to
this information or bias. What if it's true, but what if it's
not what difference does it make the kid can't seem to do? You
don't want to expose it at all? So you don't want them to read
this? You don't want him to read that.
Thinking?
This is the end of Mark Twain's Huckleberry Finn, I can assure
you. Oh, no. Oh, yeah. That has to go that has to get spent been
taken off a lot of Brooklyn. Not
just that, but how about the entire Tom Swift series?
Tom Swift, anything like that? Yes. The Hardy Boys for that.
Yeah,
Hardy board. The early Hardy boys too. They talk about
negros. He was our Negro all
the all of these books, all of these artworks that have been
written over the centuries that we're talking about set that up.
You cannot This is book burning.
Yes. It's digital digital virtual book burning. Yeah.
And this is what's going to happen because she had to
explain to her to her. I guess her daughter was upset. I don't
know that. I can't imagine a kid caring at all about a Google
memo. I
could barely get through the memo, let alone the kid. A kid
apparently
is very upset by this which by the way, I believe that's bogus.
But let's assume it's not bogus. She had to explain how it now
it's exposed to another generation. Oh my god, what are
we going to do to stop this? Generation after generation
keeps hearing this crap? We have to stop it. Very, very
disconcerting.
And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in
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Sir John of South London is our last day Associate Executive
Producer came in with $200. And he says I was in the US
recently. When meeting my extended relatives, they all
seem to ask the same question. What does the outside world
think of us now that we have Donald Trump as president? There
are hardcore Democrats and Obama supporters he has been parents
in other words, they seem to care what other people thought
of them, or how the election of Donald Trump reflected on them.
It's all about me. It's all about me. In other words, they
seem to care what other people thought okay, similarly over
here in the in in GN II, a lot of remoaners other people who
voted to remain in the EU but can't seem to accept that we are
leaving seem plagued by the thoughts of how our decision to
leave the EU will be perceived by Continental Europeans as well
as by the wider world. It's similar to my experience in the
US where international perception is more important
than anything else, even at the cost of making decisions in
one's own interests. I find that interesting that he would make
that that's that's a very good observation. Good
observation. Now,
I however, do not notice any consternation on the part of
Donald Trump or Brexit supporters who seem rather
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for.org/and A I mean, seriously,
you can do a little bit better than this. Once you gotta
propagate the formula. Our formula is this. We go out. We
hit people in the mouth shut up slave.
Yeah. Let me see if some blame Did you see Michael Moore on the
view?
While it's not my beat, why would ya?
Yeah, it was just so unhinged, and so naughty. And of course,
it was about the reason why pick these clips up. Is this
incessant? We have to get rid of the Electoral College because
it's unfair. And we won. And I just need to keep playing these
clips. Just so you know, when this comes up
it? Yes. No way you play these clips from the view. You're
right. I'm a liar. Is there crazy clips in there.
Last time you were here. You actually predicted the the
horror of that we're facing now that he would win by summer.
Yeah.
I mean, the horror, genre. horror, the horror abuse. He's
talking about the president. I don't care who you are, who the
president is. There's a little out there, though.
Last time you were here, you actually predicted the the
horror of that we're facing now that he would win by summer.
Yeah. I mean, out here. We can cope with the disaster.
I can cope with the disaster. Except I have a book about it.
Oh, yeah. Okay. Wow, that was just shameless.
Well, if you remember last year, at this time, it looked like she
was gonna win. She was ahead in the polls. The Convention was
great. She won all the debates. And actually, she won.
There it is. This is not good. Yeah. And this can This is
almost like exposing your children. Because if this just
keeps on going, kids are gonna grow up thinking, yeah, that's
unfair, and not have any background on why the electoral
college is actually in place.
pointed out in your show last night, the Electoral College has
been something we have the Democrats have not been able to
get second
time in 16 years for football now that we win, and then we
lose. How does this happen? You know, isn't his feeling it's,
and you know, the Democrats, the Democrats have won the popular
vote in six of the last seven presidential elections. The
Republicans have only won the popular vote once since 1988. So
the country we live in actually agrees with the Democrats on the
issues, women should be paid the same as men. Minimum wage, basic
things, that that's the good news of the country we live in.
But we have this archaic thing that's got to go the Electoral
College and never
gonna let it go because it helps them well, so that
means they should be changing their strategy because if that's
the case, and the numbers speak to that, then that should have
been obvious.
Yes, that's where he outsmart I mean, it's hard to say this, but
he did outsmart us in this way.
A while he was smart enough to go to Detroit and say that if
you build those cars in Mexico, I'm gonna put a 35% tariff on
those cars. He was smart enough to figure out how to convince
53% of white women to vote for him and stability
but he didn't get to sisters.
Didn't get the sisters don't forget
that Democrats don't forget that. Yeah, you had a whole
bunch of folks that you don't generally speak to. Oh, we came
out.
Interesting. Interesting. We'll be saying that you don't
generally speak to the black people for black women. Maybe I
guess. Well, this was part of the, during the discussion
debate, to choose a new DNC Chairman,
I have the clip. Oh, the chairman, though. I have who
they want as president.
We'll play it here.
You said it's all women. Wrong. You gotta get
someone that people need to run a beloved American and 2020.
Whoopee. Like no, I want I want Why wouldn't she if she was
seriously unAmerican.
Michelle Obama as you're running me
listen to that. Listen to that job. That is an unhinged group
of people. Oh, but that's not that's not it. That's not the
suggestion. The suggestion is funnier.
On that note, though, you've talked about celebrities. And
you've said suggested that perhaps on the left, they should
run some big name celebrities. Now my question for you is
though, if they do that those celebrities once they get an
office, they have to govern, they have to leave? Haven't we
now seen that experience? Whether it's serious business
experience or serious governmental experience,
experience matters? Do you still feel the same way now that
you've seen Trump?
Yes. Well, yes. Because the celebrities on our side first of
all are smart if we ran out Frank and Frank
experience who wouldn't vote for Tom Hanks
for President?
Man,
Tom Hanks, Oprah. Geez.
There this last the desert. These guys have lost their way.
Yeah, the outcome minister. And in fact, instead of ever, I
don't even argue principles. They don't argue policies, they
just bitch and moan about Trump. And that suggests kind of Trump
mirrors as some sort of solution will do it the way he did it.
Right. Right. But celebrity it was a celebrity, which, you
know, okay. Now, the thing though, that's going to happen
to the Democratic Party is they're going to they're,
they're so into identity politics, which I think is still
what really killed? And
would you please explain that because it's thrown around so
easily the term identity politics,
it means that you're, in fact, we should probably look up a
Deaf a dictionary definition of it, but what I will look at,
I'll look it up, okay, look it up it did, is tends to promote
the idea of the identity. In other words, sexual identity,
gender identity, racial identity, all these things are
more important than pretty much anything else, and they have to
be highly respected. And you and you're gonna get a lot of votes,
they believe the party believes you're gonna get a lot of votes
and support, because everybody at this point there there's some
sociological belief that identity politics at the
individual level, is what's driving everything identity. I
don't know where they got this idea. It's not driving anything,
and I'm doing but ties with
identity politics, noun, a tendency for people of a
particular religion, race, social background, etc, to form
exclusive political alliances moving away from traditional
broad based party politics.
Okay, well, I don't know if that's quite a difference I
expressed but it does have to do with these, these identities.
And what you end up with, is that it that the movement gets
taken over by the most, I wouldn't say perverse, but I
would say the most extreme Allen embers because they feel that
that out is inclusiveness, and so they think that they, you
know, this is about them. It's like the fat women, and I'm
gonna use that term because it's way my wife described
it. Well, I would say it's probably The more fat
Millennials did the fat Millennials right? The fat
millennial female or fast female, millennials,
female millennials who are proud of it, and they usually have a
couple of piercings in their face and awkward places is like,
eyebrow. I don't like the eyebrows a good spa like
eyebrow. I don't like tongue. Good one. Tongues always risky.
Oh, no, we're not fat shaming. We're just saying what? Oh, I'm
sorry. Wait,
was fat going to be would be fat shame, but we're going to use
that word anyway. You are skewer stingy?
I'm not shaming. We're not saying these women need to lose
weight. We're saying It's fat female millennials. That's all.
Yeah, there. We don't need to lose weight.
That's it's gonna be the right word. That's gonna be the new F
word. The new F word. The new F word. Do you watch that? Yeah,
just shut up. Shut up.
Plump. Good. Plum plum plum better? I don't think so.
No, because plump is Rubenesque and Rubenesque is hot.
Well, these people are plump. Okay, well, we can say plump
that. Oh, no, I got a better way. They're plump. To say the
least. That's one way
60 psi 16 of their announced
Oh my goodness.
Whatever well to celebration that is not. It's not healthy
for the Democrats. She says that. She goes to these
meetings. And they're the she sees the Democrat party as in
disarray. They're beside themselves. They don't know what
to do. They're all they it's ripe to be taken over by some
fringe group. It's no doubt about it. It's not going to help
their cause, but they seem to be. I think when they went with
Hillary to begin with think it was a slam dunk. It was a huge
error.
Yes. Well, it's still not her fault. Now the meme is but $100
million of bad advice. Bad advice. She got Bowden Marsh.
But let's stick with identity politics for a moment. Because
this comes from your neck of the woods, Elsa Rito. That's near
you. Is it not?
Over as a matter of fact, is the town that butts up against
these? Mostly? Yeah, it's right next to me.
Well, there was an Associated Press article written about some
parents and kids at the Bay Area rainbow day camp. And yeah, oh,
yeah. Wondering if your child is transgender. Here are some tips.
What age are we talking about here?
The child's age four to 12. Four to 12. Let me repeat
that they don't know. Yeah, right. They don't even thinking
clearly until they're 13. But
they are at the Bay Area rainbow day camp.
Okay, this is child abuse going on.
My son likes to wear dresses. Is this a phase or something more?
Would you like to know the answers? I have I have the
questions and the answers.
That is Dick cut off immediately.
We really can't use that as an opener. I'm not going to write
down the time code funny as it was. Diane Aaron soft, a
developmental and clinical psychologist Director of Mental
Health at University of California San Francisco's child
and adolescent Gender Center and author of the gender creative
child says we don't know but what we know is you have a son
who likes princess dresses. I would say get him the dresses.
Have your child feel free to choose neighborhood stop wearing
dresses. Maybe they'll grow up to be gay. transgender children
will be insistent, consistent and persistent about the gender
dysphoria. She says. It's not something that child says one
time and it goes away. Okay, distress versus happiness. If
I'm a kid who if I'm a kid who occasionally wants to put on my
mom's high heeled shoes, or wear my mom's princess dress, I'm not
the kid who wants to live as a girl. I'm the boy who
occasionally wants to wear girls clothes. This is what Joanna
Olson Kennedy, Medical Director of the Center for trans youth
health and development says the important thing to ask is
whether your child is in distress. So the questions you
ask your child or are you having daily battles about clothing
before school? Go away for the weekend. Parents it can help you
and their child if you allow the child to call the shots in terms
of gender, such as letting you use a different pronoun or wear
a dress or other clothing of their choice. How can you tell?
Finally, there are no set rules but here are the early signals
that can provide information whether your child is
transgender, including certain actions at a very young age such
as toddlers pulling barrettes from their hair, grabbing for
their sister's dress and dolls or throwing away their trucks to
the youth. Some verbs regarding gender instead of I wish I was a
girl a chance transgender jobless child will say, I am a
girl. Three frustration over their genitals by around age
three children understand penis equals boy. Vagina equals girl.
Often those are kids who cry out. Why did God get it wrong?
Mommy, can you put me back inside so I can come out like my
sister for taking gender expansion plays seriously many
young boys like to play dress up in their sister's princess
costumes twirling around and then moving on to other toys. A
transgender child who wants to get into his sister's closet but
not going to go for the princess dress. He's going to go for her
for a school uniform. He's going to put on her everyday clothes
because he wants to be a regular girl, not a pretend princess.
And notice this is all about men to boy to girl transgenderism.
Yeah, I remember when I was a kid, there's mostly you had to
tomboy phenomenon. Yep. Which was not unusual. But this isn't
even addressed
no
no just because they're tried this is like a best concerted
effort.
But But here's what's overlooked Yes. But here's what's
overlooked I don't understand how this can be overlooked in
many cases, I would wager that the role model the young boys
have around them is their mom then you know you want to be
like your parents so yeah, I'm gonna go I want to cook you know
I want to pretend stove I buy want to wear what mommy wears.
That's not that crazy. That's not addressed anywhere. And I'm
sure that there are some who are transgender and feel done wrong
body but we got to be very careful at this age. Child abuse
I agree. I think it's people have to be very very careful
these ages.
And then the disgusting thing you read. I know
Elsa, Rita one town away. Yeah, not quite as not quite as
disgusting as the reason why we should end sexism by stopping
eating cheese. Yeah, yes, cheese is the most solid buy cheese is
the most sexist thing you can eat. That's right. Because
Contrary to popular belief, female cows produce milk only
when they're pregnant or nursing. They make milk for the
same reason that human women do to feed their babies, cows who
are imprisoned on dairy farms and forcibly impregnated through
artificial insemination again and again on rape racks re Brax
for your milk your cheese and your yogurt about that
the vegans attack again rape raising they can anything they
can do I mean
that's that's pretty I mean, I know I feel bad I love cheese
but I can't eat it because
no product of writing it you You horrible rapists a product of
rape doning rape. Okay, yeah, well as we'll break before I get
back to my clips today, we've kind of said it was gonna play
about Manafort. Now there's the only one I do have a segue clip
I'll play. This is the thing I'm going to try to find more of.
And what I'm gonna play here. This is the awkward segue clip.
This is actually this is not edited. This is the end of one
commercial segwaying into another commercial in such a way
that when I actually had to stop when I heard this, and I'm gonna
start listening to commercials more to see if I can find more
of these
never tell choose any two of Domino's new bread twist or
medium to topping pizzas for 599.
I'm so glad my gynecologist recommended it.
You mean the unfortunate to artificial intelligence of the
scheduling software?
In the scheduling software?
That's funny that yes, quite awkward. Awkward. And Annette it
sounded like it sounded like a local cut in though.
It might have been. It might have been. Yeah, it might have
been as possible. I still works works. I actually once in a
while I used to, you know, I used to hire this when I was a
kid. When I was a kid behind the radio station, the College
Station, there would I would do stuff like I first saw I had an
assignment to put these long they give lectures that were
recorded, and they die still listen to these lectures. But
there's these lectures that recorded an hour and a half
lecture. And they want you to cut it down to an hour. Oh, and
the way that you know, if you were doing your job correctly,
what you would do is you would go through Oh, like this doesn't
mean doesn't need to be here. Let me take out that two minutes
and then you listen to morning. You pull it down. No, no, no,
no. Do what you do. And I believe that you can do this
with pretty much any lecture is you find a transition word like
and and you cut it right there and then you pull out a half an
hour.
Yes, yo, I edit almost every single clip I play. I edited out
pauses I handed out irrelevant information. Yeah, of course.
Yeah. But if you're editing an hour and a half to an hour, so
you take, you find a nice transition point and you just
chop it right there and pull out a half an hour. And then jigger
that you know about a minute when you can find another word
that will fit in there, and it will make no sense. Yeah, but it
flows. Yeah. Yeah, always works. Anyway, so that's an editing tip
for you blooming.
blooming, your blooming podcasters who are listening to
us
fools.
So let's listen to the I want to get this thing about man that
man afford where's my man afford clip? Man afford report. This is
the Manafort report on ABC. And there's something that
everybody's running this story. This is like first they tell you
about Trump and Korea and then they run this story
before the sun came up. A dozen armed FBI agents were knocking
at Paul Manafort bedroom door, waking up Trump's former
campaign chairman with a warrant to search his Virginia home, all
without warning the morning of July 26. The agents seizing
documents and other materials, part of the ongoing special
counsels investigation into Russian meddling in the
election, including possible collusion with the Trump
campaign. Yeah,
now they had every one of these things slips in the fact that
this raid this is all on Fridays and Thursday show your shorts
all the good stuff happens on showed Yeah, they run this and
they slip it in. They try to do this isn't the most subtle them.
Some are so small, you don't even notice it. This was a raid
that took place two weeks ago. How really? Yeah, they set it in
there. You just didn't know I didn't notice it? No. Well, the
other guys were even more subtle. And that's where I
actually heard the pressure. What, wait a minute, this isn't
news. This is two weeks old. But they slip it in. And they play
like it's news. Oh my god, this is just happened. Let me hear it
again. Just hear
how they present that call for the sun came up a dozen armed
FBI agents were knocking at Paul Manafort bedroom door, waking up
Trump's former campaign chairman with a warrant to search his
Virginia home, all without warning the morning of July 26,
the agent seizing documents and other materials, part of the
ongoing special counsels investigation into Russian
meddling in the election, including possible collusion
with the Trump campaign. And it's
even more interesting since yesterday, after I was off the
show. Roger Stone came on bitching and moaning about this
thing as if it had just happened. So there's something
weird there too.
Yeah. I find the whole thing to be peculiar. They always I was
trying to catch one of them not mentioning the date or saying
when it was right, right. But they all did. They all slipped
it in. But it was very subtle was like in the middle of the
thing is writing up during a boring part where
also the setup of you know, before the sun came up early
morning, like I'm blanking. Yeah, that was this morning.
That's where my brain thought immediately.
Yeah. Every every presentation does it the same way. And they
do this. They make it very exciting. And then they never
they kind of they get they tell you that was two weeks ago, but
they do it in such a way that you don't notice that they just
told you. Right, very slick. Because I don't know why. Why
didn't they give us a story like, you know, the end of July,
and this is July 26. When this happened? Yeah. There's 2026 was
a Wednesday
Well, apparently either wasn't known wasn't important, or I
don't know. It doesn't matter. They're all trolling for Trump
just went anything, just anything. And you know, at this
pace, and I don't know if it's true that Muller has a if he has
a grand jury and paneled or I don't know, he's got two, yeah,
maybe five? I don't know. They'll get Trump, they'll get
Trump. And you know what Pence is in on the deal. Pence has
been raising money for him himself to run for president in
2020. I mean, it well, I'm just saying now that I think about
it. I don't see those two together anymore. He's not like
the Trump is not talking them up and they don't appeared. In the
end. Whenever Pence is there. He's trying to say, hey, we
always try to look presidential, but the fact that he's raising
money for his presidential campaign is pretty rude at this
point in the game.
That's rude for sure. So let's play one of the clips about the
North Korea situation. All right. This is the one I've done
that I would have liked to have played the NBC one but the
show's too short, or three hours short shows too short. So let's
Play this lengthy one here that's a by the way while the
Queen and all this other stuff going on. This is the ABC Trump
Korean rundown and again at the very end you have the same old
it like all the rest of them a McCain kicker.
Good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a
Wednesday night. And we do begin with breaking news that headline
North Korea just a short time ago issuing its newest threat.
The AP now reporting that the North Korean regime is calling
President Trump's words a load of nonsense, saying they will
complete their plan to quote attack waters near Guam by mid
August.
Another thing I'm sorry to interrupt this is so we have no
backup no information on the genesis of the report. Then it's
always like well, he said this he said that he had the dogs eat
his uncle. It's like there's this you just saying it to me
that no one has at least give me the lady give me something that
shows you that someone actually said this. Yeah, that why don't
they show it now because
they don't have it. So because it's probably not
happening. And they usually say Well, according to the Pyongyang
Gazette, no, none of that.
It comes after President Trump warns North Korea against making
any more threats, or the US would unleash fire and fury
unlike anything the world has ever seen. ABC senior White
House correspondent Cecile de Vega leading us off.
Tonight a new threat from North Korea coming in saying they will
be ready to attack the US territory of Guam by mid August.
This comes as President Trump's warning shot fired directly at
Pyongyang tonight is sending shockwaves around the world. But
ABC News has learned that threat caught some in the President's
own inner circle by surprise. The president in that statement
using language not vetted or pre approved by his national
security team.
North Korea best not make any more threats to the United
States. They will be met with fire and fury. Like the world
has never seen.
Sources close to the President's say behind closed doors with top
aides including new Chief of Staff General John Kelly.
President Trump had discussed taking a tougher tone on
Pyongyang. But even members of his own national security team
had no idea that President would go so far
he has been very threatening beyond a normal state. And as I
said they will be met with fire fury and frankly power the likes
of which this world has never seen before.
Within a few hours, North Korea responding with its own warning,
saying it is seriously considering a plan to target
Guam with missiles. The US stop
right there.
I love this part of the story, by the way.
Yeah, before we get into that part,
we're gonna bomb Guam.
I mean, remember they were he was gonna bomb Austin. What
happened to that? I'm still waiting. Yeah. They are on the
list. But what? What I was hearing everywhere. Because of
this fire and fury and power. Everyone's like, Oh, we're gonna
nuke North Korea. And had these people ever looked at a map in
their lives. They mean is Seoul, Korea, South Korea, Seoul is 30
miles away. The stupid Of course you can because they had this
whole nuke thing. Now at all. The President Trump is going to
nuke North Korea. No, none of that's going to happen. And of
course, in light of what peacenik said it's not about
North Korea at all
plan to target Guam with missiles, the US territory home
to crucial military bases and 160,000 Americans is just 2000
miles away. Then today, Rex Tillerson sending a message of
his own landing in Guam offering very different words.
I think Americans should sleep well
at night, the Secretary of State striking a much softer tone
with the President's students sending a strong message to
North Korea and language that can be on who's gonna understand
because he doesn't seem to understand diplomatic language
then the President himself weighed in tweeting our nuclear
arsenal is now far stronger and more powerful than ever before.
Hopefully we will never have to use this power, but his initial
words have sparked international reaction from New Zealand.
I think the comments are not helpful and an environment
that's
very tense
to Germany's foreign office saying saber rattling won't help
even some in the President's own party calling his words
dangerous
Kuma came all
it's gonna do is bring us closer to a sound kind of serious
confrontation. I think this is very, very, very serious. The
great leaders that I've seen, they don't threaten unless they
are ready to act. Yeah, and I'm not sure that President Trump is
ready to act God
meanwhile McCain is busy helping the Blackwater guys which is
what does it now z Academy whatever the hell the guys
company setting is setting up a private Air Force to contract in
Afghanistan
must be some coming down the pike
course there is of course there and McCain knows that McCain
loves this he loves this stuff he loves the whole time to sell
some stuff. We already flipped park now he was all anti and now
he's like, Okay, well
I guess we'll buy a couple billion worth of stuff.
Now he's whatever site is, it's all about him. But I do have one
clip I want to play this is a colonel that came on I don't
didn't get his name. But he's like one of these guys is a
realist. And he came on Fox and it was one of the Fox guys was
just nuts. He's Oh, yeah, we're gonna we're gonna get he just
completely hysterical about this. And this guy lays out a
reality. That to me was just really refreshing. And it's the
kind of stuff that we do on our show. But there's the kernel on
Fox or
some of these ridiculous claims. First, President Trump's
absolutely right, in the early 1990s, when this issue was
boiling over once again in North Korea, and they had begun trying
to develop nuclear weapons. General Colin Powell, former
chairman of the Joint Chiefs, stated quite clearly publicly,
if a nuclear weapon is ever launched by North Korea, we will
turn the country into a parking lot. The North Koreans know that
to be the case, they are frightened. So let's get that
off the table. Secondly, these missiles that they're talking
about the four of them are liquid fuel rockets from the
1970s. This is old technology. It's not precise. They couldn't
hit Guam, they couldn't hit anything with any reliability.
And as far as the range is concerned, they can't carry any
warheads and did anything because the rockets will run out
of fuel long before they ever got close to Guam. And Guam is
2100 miles from North Korea. We've been treated to these
kinds of boasts and hot air for a very long time. So we need to
dismiss a lot of this finally, North Korea's in a lot of
trouble right now. They're in the midst of a very severe
drought. They not only are they having trouble feeding their own
population, they can't feed their own troops. The equipment
in North Korea goes back to the 60s and the 70s. They have very,
very few modern weapons. So the bottom line is we need to stop
imputing to North Korea capability that isn't there. We
need to stop underestimating South Korea, and we need to talk
to the South Korean president.
Yeah, it's a little junk.
Yeah, but yet they have miniaturized the nuke to fit on.
NBC, they miniaturize the nuke now. Yeah, yeah. They didn't do
anything.
I don't think so. But again, I've remained that it was Trump
who came up with this.
And who did the other one there's some other report I've
got why there's a small little does a short end of a report is
North Korea, a little NBC commentary showing I which I
think is part of the part of this whole thing that we have
apparently have a new weapon that's kind of interesting, and
they they promoted on this particular clip
against North Korean missile sites might look like the highly
sophisticated strike packages designed to be largely invisible
to facilitate a sneak attack. That targets multiple sources
say approximately two dozen North Korean missile launch
sites and support facilities, which intelligence officials
tell NBC News they feel confident they have accurately
identified. The B ones can carry a mix of weapons, as many as 168
bombs, or more likely the new jasm Er
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carry a mix of weapons, as many as 168 bombs, or more likely the
new jasm Er, a highly accurate missile that can be fired
hundreds of miles outside North Korean airspace of
all the military options you could consider. This would be
one of the two or three that would be at least have a
possibility of not escalating the situation, a single long
range strike against the nuclear program. A cyber offensive would
be the second those are the only two military options that ought
to be in serious consideration.
Interesting sales are up for the jasm J S S M, which stands for
joint air to surface standoff missile. This is the new model
the ER and And it looks like we sold a whole bunch to be set up
in Poland
in Poland,
Poland Oh yeah,
but they're going to do a tagger, Russia
here we go Poland request to sale of jasm Er from the US Air
Force. That's only two chasms. Great Jasmine. Yeah.
You listen to the end of that report. By the way, they also
said the other good way we can go after North Korea is with
cyber. Let me just hear it again. And I'm thinking what
least
have a possibility of not escalating the situation, a
single long range strike against the nuclear program. A cyber
offensive would be the second those are the only two military
options that ought to be in serious consideration. Here
we go us deploys 10 jazztimes
Wait Wait Good stuff. You just cyber thing. They haven't got
any computers there.
They don't have internet
so the what's the cyber? What are they talking about talking
because
they believe still that that they hacked Sony? Remember?
Remember that bonanza?
At some unbelievable this this misinformation us
deploys 10 Long Range jazz comes in South Korea, South Korea to
buy jasm It's this sales baby. Hey, South Korea makes first
move to acquire jasm.
But are these little babies cost each? But 100 mil? No. Yes.
No. Yeah. Okay, hold on a second. jasm. Er, best price?
Rising Chinese best
price. Let's see. Here we go and defense 20 four.com. See if they
mentioned it here. Chat Room should probably be helping me
with this.
Sorry, it's not really giving this Google is worthless. Give
me Give me $1. Okay, let me just say cost. I'm sorry. I shouldn't
I shouldn't have made fun. The Googles. Oh, my goodness. I was
not that much. You're right. It's about a million and a half.
Why does I want to come up with that number? Yeah, one point
about $1.4 million per those are jasm. That's a pretty expensive
jasm. Yeah,
they're expensive. But it's still 10. So for us $10 million.
And still, it's not bad for the commissioner. That's a million.
So but it's still
it's still it's just sales. That's all that it is. And NBC
is complicit? Yeah, I wonder if there's is there? There must be
some kind of let me see arrows, Arrow space.
And NBC used to be hooked up with General Electric. I think
there's still some connection there. And so they Yeah, I'm
just looking
to see what the most recent. If there's a new conference,
defense, military aerospace, let me see what's going on until
September. The end in Poland actually the MSPO. Then we have
a in September in London. Hmm. The lot coming up in September,
so they are on track for the pre marketing.
Okay, well, that's what they're up to then.
Yeah. Now as it's clear as a bell. We're Isabelle. Let me
see.
So is this an attack of Tucker Carlson? Tucker Carlson, I
believe is a climate change proponent.
You think he he's into it? Yeah. All right.
It's very subtle. It's hard to it's hard to pull it out. But
I've no I began to notice this a while ago and he's going here's
the here's a segment where he goes after a guy. And I'm going
to I got two clips. This is he goes against the this. Tucker
against the climate change blogger.
Phil Knight, who was called The Science Guy despite being mostly
a television entertainer recently said there is only one
path to fixing the climate and saving the environment. Kill old
people waiting for old people who disagree with his views to
die.
He gets away with everything doesn't either. Bill Nye that's
an incredible get
out of the way. Joe ROM is founding editor of climate
progress. It's a blog run by the Center for American Progress. He
says nine maybe I missed something. Joe, thanks. Coming
up.
Now Center for American Progress is a huge democratic D at the
DNC funded I think even I think
it's Soros money to Thanks for having me.
So this seems I mean, left there lots of disagreements in
science. This seems like a pretty nasty way to frame it.
People who disagree with me should just go die.
Well, I think that's not exactly what he said. He just said that
climate change deniers tend to be older and it's generational
and in science When it's not unusual for scientists to point
out that it is the older generation of scientists who are
sort of stuck in a paradigm, and they're not going to change
their views,
what is unusual is for scientists to use political
language loaded political language like denier, to frame
the conversation in a way that pushes their views that having
to prove that their views are right. That's not really a
scientific way of approaching the conversation. Is it likening
people who disagree with you to Holocaust deniers?
Well, I don't think he's like an intolerant, but that word
is designed to delegitimize people who disagree with you.
And in real science, what you do is you Marshal your data, and
you present them in an open form against the other guys data and
make the best data when? Right that's what happens
after that. We've been doing that for 25 years. Already.
Science.
Now there's a spot that could have jumped up and doing that
for 25 years would when I heard that I said to myself, yeah,
they've been doing that for 25 years. The wind exactly started
down and I haven't won. So but Tucker makes the point that you
know, this should be the way he handles it. His fun is you don't
know. I don't think that he's a pro. He thinks climate change is
real and manmade. But you kind of but you can catch a little
mistakes he makes if he was on the other side, you wouldn't
make and this next clip is got one of them in it. And it's
just, it's just like, what how do you let this happen?
No, no, fix the solution. You are doing the science, you are
97% of scientists agree that humans through the pollution
burning of fossil fuel, right, cutting down trees are the
primary cause of global warming.
Yeah, I would say that is not even the lie. The lie is not
even that. No, this is beyond the lie. The lie is 90% 97% of
climate scientists agree that
global warming is manmade. Global warming
is manmade. Yeah, but this is to an extreme. No, no.
Fix the solution you are doing the science you are 97% of
scientists agree that humans through the pollution burning of
fossil fuel, right and cutting down trees are the primary cause
of global warming.
But my okay, my point is only and I'm not contesting that,
though. You accept that? I
hear that again.
Breeze are the primary cause of global warming.
But my my point is only and I'm not contesting that, though. You
accept that? I am not contesting that for purposes of this
conversation. I'm not really saying
that.
I don't know.
I'm telling you. Yeah, well, that's fine. I
don't care. I like either way it's or not. I
like him too. But I think you know, you might as well he
should Fess up. Because now we're at now I think
disingenuous. You know, if you're gonna be if you're I
don't care if you're one way or the other on this topic. Don't
be a jerk about it. Yeah,
that's true. I agree. Well, I do have some other climate change
related stuff, actually. To two bits. First is from producer
John Adams. I'm a realtor. I was a realtor here in Sunset Beach,
North Carolina for 10 years. There's one particular high end
residential lot on the island that has been on the market for
at least 20 years. The seller is an idiot but I digress. In
99 2002 elevations were shot by a fellow realtor of mine the
same realtor had the last shot at the lot shot again in 2004. I
had clients in 2010, who I had shots produced for and they made
a rich offer and it was rejected. In 2015, my buddy at
the bank refinance lot and of course shot elevations. Friday,
my banker friend called me and said that he shot the lot yet
again. In 1999. The dead center mark was two feet six inches
above the mean high tide sea level, the reading has been the
same every time since. So either the surveyors are lying or Al
Gore is full of crap. Have a great show. Yes, indeed. What
what I got from the BBC was very interesting, and I no one really
picked up on this because it's BBC and there's science and you
expect the BBC science be on the up and, yes, science. Dodgy
greenhouse gas data threatens Paris Accord. From the BBC.
Potent climate warming gases are being emitted into the
atmosphere but are not being recorded in official
inventories. A BBC investigation has found air monitors in
Switzerland have detected large quantities of one gas coming
from a location in Italy. However, the Italian submission
to the UN records, records just a tiny amount of the substance
being emitted. levels of some emissions from India and China
are so uncertain that experts say their records are plus or
minus 100%. These flaws pose a bigger threat to the Paris
climate agreement than US President Donald Trump's
intention to withdraw. Researchers told BBC Radio
four's counting carbon program. And it goes I know I've
subscribed to and I want to listen to the counting carbon,
but a great name for a show. Hey, everybody, welcome to
counting carbon. How are we doing? It's 350 parts per
million. Okay. We'll talk to you next week on counting carbon. So
there's the there's lies lies. No one wants to be responsible
for the actual emissions from their country. So they're lying
about it? No, because you'd have to cut it back. Yes. Or maybe
you'd get less money. How about that?
Yeah, there's something yeah, there's something Yeah. It makes
sense that they wouldn't they lie. And the whole thing's pack
allies.
Well, I did pick up on the, the big oil, they're launching their
own meme against really against electric vehicles more than
anything I would say. And you see it everywhere you see it in
it on the face bag. The algos are getting a little sloppy
because I see it flown by in different versions like okay.
And so this shows up of course in the Daily Mail, but this is
something that's been going around, and it is 100% bought
and paid for by the big oil, child minors aged for living a
hell on earth so you can drive an electric car. Awful, awful
human cost in squalid Congo cobalt mine that Michael Grove
didn't consider in his keen energy crusade. In his pictures
of six year old kids being beaten as they work in the mind.
It's fantastic old balls. When I wake up every morning, I feel
terrible knowing I have to come back here again says the
beautiful little brown baby. This is this as these guys have
no shame. Yeah, and they're showing that these kids come out
of the mind completely dripping and crap. Yeah, I guess Cobalt
is really important. It is important. Well, while I'm this
How about I just, I just had I have to play this for you. This
is Jason Calacanis, who I like, you know, we've known each other
for a long time. But I don't mind making fun of him. Because
he does the CNBC segment and I usually listen to CNBC in the
morning, because it has they give you all the news, but it's
not presented in the HYPEE crazy way. It's still headlines, so
there's no background, but at least I can, you know, follow
the headlines and then branch off if I have to. And Jason
Calacanis or J cow, as he calls himself the is shilling for the
the new Tesla. And you know, there's I think there may be
some issues. Yeah, he's a huge Tesla shell. And he's friends
with
us while we observe elaborate clue.
So I just wanted to make fun of a JSA. Do
that voice of his because he thinks he imitates me so
Oh, is that really? Oh, yeah, that's right. He is always right
when I was again.
Yeah, that's pretty close. But that
was the tech grouch. So here is the elitist JKL shilling for the
Tesla.
But Jason, before we let you go, we
did hear that you got your hands on the new Tesla Model three, I
guess because you have all the other Tesla's Is that how you
got one of the early models?
Yeah, J cow is pretty connected. I'll speak about myself and the
third person, but,
man, how about that? Jake? How's Jake? How's pretty connected?
Did Jay Kyle's connected,
he says Jay Cal is pretty connected. I'll talk about
myself and the third person how
you got one of the early models. Yeah, Jake has pretty connected
I'll speak about myself and the third person but you know, I get
access to a lot of things. And let me just say yum, yum. Oh my
god, it's a yum, yum, yum, yum, yum. It literally there it is.
There's the you know, one of the founders series and I've been
driving it and it drives like a Porsche and it costs the same
price as a Prius. And all the people who have been criticizing
Elon for the last decade and saying that he's not going to
get it done. They well. The bottle I have of course has all
the features. It's twice a Prius but the model that you know will
be available in the next year will cost 35 And B Prius level.
But if Elon calls this like you know he's got a big long of
long, big line of hamburgers. This is a wahoo hamburger at a
you know Shake Shack price. It is an achievement unlike
anything in the history of technology. It literally is up
there with the iPhone. He drives like a Porsche
It literally is up there with the iPhone, John literally.
Because we've never had electric vehicles ever before in our
history except in the 1900s, when they were really popular
until people figured out that you get more power per pound
from a combustion engine price.
It is achievement unlike anything in the history of
technology, it literally is up there with the iPhone literally
drives like a Porsche. It's incredibly fast. The technology
is amazing. If you can make a product this good. You can solve
the service problems. And listen, I own all four cars.
Every car has been a couple of weeks or months late. Every car
they've had to tweak it a little bit here there. Elon is a
complete perfectionist he wants to really he cares about
customer service in a very deep way. So things are always a
couple of weeks late, and then he always over delivers. And we
were sitting here five, six years ago when he was producing
one or two Roadsters a week saying he'll never be able to
produce 100 Then he hit 100. Now he can produce 10,000 betting
against Elon Musk is betting against the future of humanity.
Wow. But do you see the check in the mail for that?
betting against Elon Musk is like betting against all of
humanity. And of course, it kills brown children in the
cobalt mines. Way to go, oh, Elon, we should have a whole
bunch of little kids going Elon save me.
Save me, Elon saved me. I don't want to go in that dirty place
again.
The thing about the Prius is that if the battery goes dead,
Lundy's, apparently only go about 200 miles which
reintroduces that white knuckled problem with electric cars. At
least a Prius has a motor in it you know if if he put a little
motor in this thing?
I'm sorry I didn't mean to do G I'm so sorry. I apologize. The
the one that he is smart about one thing because he had these
electric vehicles I guarantee you via before we're dead, the
it'll be the biggest joke. It'll be like someone bought an Ansel
you watch. But the technology of the the autonomous technology is
really impressive. And that I think is you know, is a good bet
he has that and can make a hell of a lot more money I think off
of licensing that because it's really really good. It's just
the battery part. I mean, come on, then who wants to lose
control over your over your fuel source? You leave it up to your
electric company. You leave it up to I see Tesla's in the
parking garage here you know there's there's a number of
charging spots but not enough of course because all the
douchebags in Austin Oh, got me a Tesla. So then they have to
plug it into a regular outlet. So there's extension cords
everywhere we are criss crossing each other. It's stupid. I'm so
inclined. I'm so inclined to just pull it out. Oops, you
should know that's incredibly horrible.
That's what's gonna happen someday people started doing
that because it's annoying to have these extension cords. I
mean, I test drove a whole bunch of these things. Yeah, you wrote
it on I found the couple of things. I mean, for one thing
you have to charge them every night and that means you have to
run a electric cable out into your driveway and which is like
sketchy. And these are the smaller ones this is the ones
that the general the Detroit competitors that do 4050 miles
and maybe go 100 Say they go 120 Miles something like that. It's
not like to test it which goes 200 Plus but even 200 I don't
care what it is whatever when you get halfway done because
they can't measure that charge because the way you're driving
you could really burn these things you could just punch it
all the whole time you won't can't go more than 50 miles and
think about dead right so you drive around white knuckled
really sick to the things gonna drop dead because if it dropped
dead if it drops dead on the freeway and people if you don't
notice this people run out of gas and gasoline will take you
three 400 miles depending on your car yeah, but and you can
see easy to fill up but people do run out of gas all the time I
ran
out of gas remember but yes you ran out of gas
a nightmare but it's very inconvenient for everybody you
run out of gas it's one of these electric cars somebody can't
come out with a gallon you know a gallon of gas and put it in
there and then you drive off No You're dead if you have to plug
in and stay overnight. Yeah in the middle of the freeway that's
it this thing but it's very it's I find it nerve racking the only
car I enjoyed because the lack of this Chevy Volt this Chevy
Volt and the new volt I think it's a beautiful little car is a
voltage I think the volt of the ball no they have a bolt to this
a new one but the Chevy Volt is a very nice card it's it's feels
like a Cadillac for some reason. I don't know why it's got all
the you know it's got good Yes, it's a really nice car. I would
if I was going to buy an electric car of any sort, but
why would you? I don't I'd rather buy a gas guzzler. But if
I was going electric car for some reason, maybe to get free
bridge tolls or something. I would buy a vault. I think the
vaults are outstanding cards and the newer models are very pretty
every time I see one is always striking. Yeah. Well, it's got a
little motor in it. That's key. I can drive it up to Washington
as
Yes, I like my truck. My truck does just fine by me. Thank you
very much.
Want you to be clean? My love for you? Almost obscene. Really?
Oh, you know what I mean? Maxine. Maxine, Maxine.
Gentlemen, time for your daily dose of Maxine Waters she is
will soon be running for the Democratic Party. As President,
I predict she can still I hope so she can Yeah, me too. She was
on Christmas. She wins. Oh, my goodness. She was on the Chris
Hayes show. And then she was talking about Alan Dershowitz.
And Dershowitz, who is a Democrat who's who gives money
to the Democratic Party,
long, liberal, liberal progressive Democrat that goes
back to forever.
Yes. And I always thought because he's a Jew, he gets
extra license when talking about stuff that is difficult to talk
about, such as the idea that there would be a grand jury
impaneled in Washington DC, which would be a very
disadvantageous venue for the President, considering the
racial makeup of the area. There. I've said it in very
correct terms. Maxine took great offense to this, but she used
the word that I'm not allowed to use anymore.
Alan Dershowitz is prominent law professor, I think Emiratis at
Harvard Law knows he's emerged as a real defender of the
President recently. And he had something to say about the
siting of the grand jury in Washington DC today that I want
you to take a listen to this calendar, she was talking about
where the grand jury is located. Take a listen.
The second one is important because where it is, it gives
the prosecutor the power to indict in the District of
Columbia, which is a district that is heavily Democratic, and
it has a jury, very unfavorable to Trump in the Trump
administration. So it gives the prosecutor a tremendous tactical
advantage.
He went on to talk about the ethnic and racial makeup of the
district as as stalking to get back against on from Do you
think it's unfair to
you know, all of those black people out there, and they don't
like Trump, and so he's not going to get a fair trial. And
so they should take it out of that jurisdiction. It shouldn't
be there to begin with. I don't like that. And I'm surprised
that Alan Dershowitz is talking like that, and we will not stand
barred, we will push back against that, because that is
absolutely racist,
racist, racist,
because that is absolutely racist,
racist, racist. I'm sorry. Someone has to say, excuse me.
It's racist, not racist basis to being the designer who you want
as your leader. Yeah, I mean, if I just wonder if I if I went on
any show as a white man, and said, That's racist people go
What the hell is wrong with you? If racist rates That's racist,
that's racist. That is absolutely racist, racist. Maybe
I'm just overly sensitive, but I expect better from our
congressmen and women
are sure what's his response to that? If you don't have it?
Oh, yeah, let's let's boogie and then we can thank some people.
Whereas it would be
the number two of the clip that says waters one Dershowitz
number two, I got
racist if I'm a racist, and you know what, what is she going to
call real real racism and I marched in, in the south, I was
involved in the Civil Rights Movement all my life and if she
can call me racist, and as I said, in my interview, being
Black does not give you a license to call somebody racist.
Just like being Jewish doesn't give you a license to call
people anti Semites unless they actually are racist or anti
Semites,
because that is absolutely racist.
I'm going to show my school by Joanie to no agenda Imagine all
the people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun
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up Oscar over at the train museum and take the Zephyr up
there. Yeah, you
didn't put that up. You didn't put your page up yet. Your
meetup dot htm. Yeah. Oh, it is up. It's been up all for days
people weren't able to find it.
Well, I know what they're going to check it out to work that org
slash meetup dot htm meet up. dot htm
Oh, it's there. Okay. Yeah. It actually is me. But you should
have done the HTM all in caps. You keep
saying that. But I don't I didn't do that. No, I know you
didn't. But I thought that would have been better. But I did the
page. It's kind of nice. HTML. You think? This is the icon
stickers.
Here's what you did you did print to web from Microsoft
Office, didn't you? I know that you did print to Web.
No, you don't do that anymore. That's a better way to do what
you do. Here's what I did first. I booted
it doesn't you didn't even put in a title tag man. What is
wrong with you put in a title tag.
I put I opened up a Dreamweaver. So I'm gonna put up a nice page
and I said Dreamweaver, why do I need this? And so I just went to
word drew to put together the pages with all this flowery
writing, I changed the fonts a little bit so that at least
fancy fancy fonts. And then I drew some pictures in there and
then Save As htm.
And it still does that. Save as HTML? Fantastic. What about
front page? Couldn't you use that?
That's doesn't work anymore. I stopped working with
Dreamweaver. Do people still seriously use Dreamweaver?
I think a lot of people do. Would you recommend what are you
recommending? What are you using for cranking up your pages vi vi
which vi
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don't have a Unix machine.
You don't need to use the works on a Mac. I don't care. That's
what I'm using all the developers use VI and of course
the Emacs guys will hate it but there you go.
That's good. Some more I'd San Francisco anyway, so Saturday
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We are the only show that makes our URLs as complicated as
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I know we've been condemned by the some of the back office
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Yeah, well, I'm liking it.
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Drew Raul, Lake Powell, Raul, Raul Raul, he's coming to the
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Raul Raul is coming from Tallahassee Florida
that's what it says here on my sheet.
You just got a lot of people coming in from out of town yeah
people I guy says I said one guy's guy we went back and forth
an email he says that I'm coming up from from I don't know some
town in southern California so you can take the train is not
gonna drive. But I don't know how many people are going to be
on the train. That'll be kind of interesting. As we're taking the
910 Zephyr
that is you know I want I would like to suggest that people blog
or tweet their their journeys and I'll be I'll be happy to sit
around and retweet and kind of follow along I think it's going
to be very fun if people are coming in on the train and there
must be tons of good pictures. I think it'd be cool. I'm very
happy you're doing this do you have my head?
Oh, I don't have your head.
Oh damn. Could somebody please bring my head on a stick?
So that the brain head on a stick?
So he can take pictures with me that
about the photo in the later the real head on the stick will come
later?
Yes. After after the initial coin offering of beanie coin
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Thank you, indeed. And I would make I'd like to make another
suggestion for the meetup. I think it'd be it'd be pretty
funny if everybody brought a selfie stick.
Yeah, I have a suggestion for the meetup. Okay, no, buddy.
Bring a selfie.
Hey, how was your anniversary and happy anniversary by the
way? 29 years and they never had a fight.
Right? We've never had a fight. It's unbelievable. What do you
guys have? Did
you watch the elephant video?
No, we went to the elephant videos. I don't keep these
things. They we went to get in the to get in the place. Yeah.
I'm sorry. You went to dinner where
we went to dinner at the Bay wolf cafe was bought and sold by
a guy that owns the wood Tavern in Oakland. Very famous
restaurant tour and it's called the wolf. So he went to dinner
at the wolf and danabol of 1988 Lynchburg Bosch Lynch which will
yes and Ada, which I bought cases of because it's the way to
go. He
brought your own. Yeah. Oh, that's right.
This stuff's like 500 bucks a pop now.
When you got married, you bought a case and that was that what
you did to you? Yeah, I bought two cases when you got married.
Yeah. How cool oh, no, no, no, no, no, you can't buy it. When
you get married. You buy it when it comes out which is about two
years later was that I bought it yes I bought it in 1990
It's an it's an 88 but it came of course it came out a couple a
couple of years later Wow How many in a case 12 Well until you
haven't had one every year then you've skipped a year no yeah
just must be the last one.
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occasionally, we drink instead of it not that many of them I
just have not always Lynch Bosch. No, I have one bottle
left for the 30th and I have to say this but why is this good
Bordeaux some good years and Ada was a decent year, say the
least. Day just hold up like there's no tomorrow. I mean,
this wine could go another 30 years. It's just signing. Well,
when
I marry Tina, I'm going to buy two cases of fusel oil.
Okay, I'll do it. I get a headache every time we have an
anniversary.
No, no, this is actually a good service you could provide for
people who want to know what case they have to buy. Yeah, for
their for their for their wedding.
I think it's a good idea. I have I bought double magnets for the
kids. Their birthdays. Like a double Magnum of 85 Chateau
Margaux for JC buzzkill, Jr. It was it was relatively
inexpensive at the time by the time he became 21. That's when
he drank the wine. The wine was 21 years old. I'm still young,
but it was probably I think I paid I paid a lot for it at the
time. I thought it was 350 bucks for a double Manos Chateau
Margaux people wine guys will roll their eyes on that. I think
the wine is probably worth about. When we drank it, it
probably was worth three, four grand. Oh, wow, you can make
money just buying and holding. Just certain wines. Not
everyone. People have to know what wines if they're going to
do that how to do it nowadays is harder because back then wines
were cheaper. And since 1996, I believe.
Here comes a question I'm going to ask you annually on the
program. What is the wine people need to buy? If they got married
in 2017?
Well, the wines aren't released yet. So I can't say which ones
you should buy. But I could say I could recommend wines for 2015
and 2016. Okay, pretty much.
Just one for each please.
I would say if you can afford it is going to cost you
some MD 2020.
I would say for 2015 and 20. CC both years I would get one case
of ducru BlueKai. You
okay? I would get that nice.
Lynch by citizen ducru BlueKai. Who I would be very I think
you'd do well by my haste. That's right. Unfortunately,
it's really expensive. But as good as but it's not as
expensive as love feed or Mouton which would be great. If you got
lots of money, you're rich. And you don't care you would just
buy you know a case of Latour and forget about it. Yeah.
Latour. I love Latour. Yeah, well, it's been a while since in
fact it
is overpriced now I remember I used to be able to get it
especially in off years at reasonable prices and now it's
not possible well I
think that we can make a combo deal here so we can have your
recommendations and then people can pay for it with the why no
coin
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universe. I want to mention a little protest that's going on
could because this is in my neck of the woods, South Texas. We
need to find a way to stop the building of the Wall. And it's
already starting. Yes, the Army Corps of Engineers invade South
Texas, they have begun clearing areas for the border wall.
Rather than steal land legally through eminent domain they have
arrived without permission or notification, instead of cutting
through ranch landed the gun where it will hurt the most
nature preserves. The first location to fall beneath the saw
machete and blade is a strip through the National butterfly
Center. Oh no. Scientists have purchased the area from farmers
and restored it with plant species vital to the survival of
the threatened monarch butterfly now only brown stubble remains.
It is true that butterflies migrate actually through Austin.
Yeah, and I forget what the plant is that they like the it's
like a shrub. They really like em when I lived up in the hill.
It was just tons of butterflies. But this is what they're going
to do. They're going to try and stop this because we still have
tropical cats like us. So let us also lots of Jaguar rune DS,
fair ruggedness, pygmy owl, the green J The elf owl, the Texas
Tortoise, the Indigo snake and the Mexican burrowing toad. So
watch the lawsuits fly. This is how they're going to go and try
and stop the border wall. It's killing the meds they actually
funny that it's killing the the next was it the Mexican
burrowing toad?
So there's always somebody that got a letter that's kind of
interesting. I need to read. You know, we talked about Browder.
You know, just Earl Browder guy was on and Mike Levine did a
whole special on
Russia guy, the
the Russia guy. He was rousted from Russia and all the rest.
Now I always was suspicious about his testimony. And I was
also suspicious about how he got into Russia in the first place.
They did all these deals, and they just kicked him out. I
mean, they were kicked out of everybody. Right. So here's a
letter from one of our producers. Bill Browder
Magnitsky and the Russian lawyer later, nobody actually nobody's
picked up on this. He says, not the news, not the blogs, not the
comment in discussion forums. Do you know who Bill Browder's
grandfather was? Earl Browder is Bill Browder. Right arrow
brothers, his grandfather, Earl Browder was Joseph Stalin's
personal representative in the US for over 20 years no way.
Router worked directly for Stalin and did a lot of his
dirty work in the US. His son Felix Browder, a bill Browder's
father was born in Moscow in 1927. Start with the Wikipedia
article and Bill Browder or I'm sorry, Earl Browder and see if
that stimulates your interest. There's plenty more available
anyway, that I thought was kind of Consonance I think not. No,
probably not. There's also the Russian ladies whose name I can
never recall was oh, sitting directly behind Bill during the
congressional testimony even though she does not understand a
word of English supposedly, I've seen that I have seen that.
Yeah, I was reminded me of the scenes from the godfather to
with Frank pant, the jellies brother who also does not speak
English showing up to sit behind, then, you know, that was
a very funny scene. Anyway,
that's interesting. Yeah, I did not know that
Elon, nobody mentioned it
would be pertinent and I've very pertinent to how he feels in
general. about Russia. Very interesting. You know, I've been
following the knife crime. In Gitmo nation GMT over there in
the UK is and this is a bow we have to confiscate knives and
does now it's the big big problem is knives because you
know, people don't kill people knives kill people. This is in
this I'm glad this is coming to a head because my British
friends the few I still have left abroad always they're
always like, yeah, you crazy Americans with guns but that we
don't have any gun. No one's getting shot here. No, but
they're getting stabbed everywhere. And it's always been
but whether it is actually gotten worse or or, I don't
know. Just more media to report on it. I don't know. It seems
like a lot more. And Khan. The London mayor is now bitching at
YouTube and Just listen to the words he uses, he is very clear
that censorship is on the horizon.
All of us have a role to play. My message to Google and
YouTube, though is that you've got a role to play as well. It's
not good enough, that when the police tell you about a video
that's inciting violence, you're taking it down. So if it's the
case, that's not breaching your guidelines, you've got to
toughen up your guidelines. But when the police tell you,
something's causing a problem and incite violence, you've got
to take it down immediately.
You got to take down immediately. This is where it's
going to go down immediately. The Mubi.
Take it before I'll say it again, we're in the golden age
of the internet and free speech.
Yeah. Yeah. Before certain types of traffic became illegal. For
sure, for sure. And then used to and I think we may have
discussed this, but the independent published it,
Independence reasonable publication, I think. It's not
the Daily Mail for sure. But they found the study and they
understand why Brexit happened is because of dumb people.
Britain would have likely voted, Risa Trump got a list Britain
would have likely voted to remain in the European Union
words population educated to a slightly higher level, a new
study is found. There you go.
You don't thank you test before you vote.
It's coming. It's coming. You're right. Yeah,
just you just have to answer these few questions before you
can vote. I'm sorry. Just to make sure that you're not too
stupid. The arrogance is just amazing. And great. And could
could I ask you I'll ask everybody. I'm a little tired of
always talking about Trump currying favor with Putin. And
what does that really mean? What is this? Where's this from this
current? Because of course I hear my name like, currying,
currying favor? Yeah. What does it mean?
Let's look it up. We got the book acknowledged right in
front. Yeah, it's on the screen. Let's do it. Let's say greeing.
Hurrying I have it here. In curry to the gym phase is adding
curry to your food. I've curried my food. Yeah,
here's the origin in August 2007, the BBC ran a series of
programs to mark the 60th anniversary of the partition of
India. Given the popularity of Indian food in the UK, they
included several cookery programs and heard the curry
flavor, not favor, but flavor upon three times. On looking
into the source of curry favor. It appears it isn't original,
but it's itself a miss hearing of another phrase. So it used to
be carrying flavor, flavor, and then it became currying favor.
That's what was the date on that? That's bull crap. I've
heard this phrase blonde before the 2007 or whatever you said.
Now, I know it goes back to 1598 Oh, 5098.
Okay, that was yeah, I can see that. Yeah. Curve evolving.
But why is it using this enduring flavor? But it's one
thing to say, you know, he, he helped him out. Or, you know, he
was, you know, blowing him I don't know, but currying favor.
It's just it's, it's find it interesting that that phrase
comes back over and over again. That must be code. It's like the
Narcan just Yeah, yeah. It might be code currying favor. Oh, so
we're gonna do check the New York Times crossword puzzle.
Yeah. And just five up and six down today.
We got the we got the bad signal. Okay, we are now at the
Armageddon portion of the show.
Okay, well, I've got a couple of clips.
I'll stay. I'll kick us off with Alan Greenspan, the former
former Chairman of the Federal Reserve open market.
Andrea Mitchell's husband, hottie here, a hottie bow?
Yes. And well, you've been talking about the bond market.
Well, if
you go back to the time of Alexander Hamilton, long term
interest rates, government bond interest rates have never been
as low as they are today. And interest rates have no long term
trend. We go back into ancient times. And when we could get
interest rates, it looks very much like what we have today. So
the current level of interest rates is abnormally low. And
there's only one direction in which they can go and when they
start, it will be rather rapid. I have no timeframe on the
forecast. I have a chart which goes back to 1800. I like
this chart that goes back to 1800. If you Google bond prices
1800 The charts everywhere. Have a chart
that goes back date,
it goes back to 1800. And I can tell you that this particular
period sticks out. But you have no way of knowing in advance,
what actually will trigger because remember, in a bull
market, which is about to break, two weeks before the price
levels are below the ultimate peak, meaning there are more
bids than offers. So it looks stronger just before it isn't
stronger. And so that anybody who thinks they're going to make
forecasts, which work all the time for disastrous, I agree
with that. And if I might put it that way.
This was first discussed about three years ago, and forecasts
had been made in the meantime was going to be now it's gonna
be then, I mean, Tom Hartman came out with a book you kind of
predicting a crash in 2016. Me your mask? And I?
Well, I will say 2017, I looked at the chart. And there it is
ugly, I agree. It's ugly, but it could bounce, you know, it's
kind of been just an a, just a bush, almost a stair step all
the way down.
Well, when it goes, it starts to go, it's gonna be it's gonna
take the whole market with it. So
right, but short, right, only only for short, short, short,
about a year, a year?
I'd say
maybe, maybe not. It may be the bottom will be even shorter than
that. I mean, if this is an analog of 1857, or 1937, not 77.
So much, but especially at 57, which is the one I'm looking at.
It'll be like, it'll seem like, and this happened at 77. to If
you read anything done during that era, about the market, they
were predicting the most doom and gloom mode never going to
recover. Ever, ever, ever again. What year was that? That was in
77. There was a guy named rough. Are you f f? 1877? No. 1857 is
the one I'm looking at. But I'm saying right now. And more
recently, 77? Seven? Yeah, in 1977. In 1977, there was all
this writing going on. And they the way they saw the economy in
1977. Was this is it get used to it, this is going to be the way
you're going to be living the rest of your life forever. And
then it just bounced. Well, it bounced up. After a crash a
little crazy. It kind of started bouncing up in 1980. When Reagan
got in, it actually started out.
It was almost near the peak. I'm sorry, it was almost near the
peak 1980 Looks like 83 was the peak. So that's where interest
rates. This is the government bond, oh, you're talking to
interest interest rates, okay. But interest
rates, interest rates were skyrocketing during the 70s. But
I'm talking about just the general economy and what how
people were perceiving the future. And it was that this is
the way it's going to be forever. We're never going to
get out of this. This is the worst thing ever. I believe this
exact same scenario is going to happen you're going to be told
that and when it crashes, which will be between now and July of
19. The 18th 2018 I think well I mean now in 2018 is going to be
over and you're going to hear the same nonsense it's going to
be we're screwed is going to be the way it's gonna be forever,
there's gonna be no work and there's gonna be riots in the
street and people are gonna be burning down the cities. And and
it's this is it. And that's nonsense, because that is not
it. It is just the absolute bottom.
Right? Well, if you haven't, if you haven't noticed San
Francisco is pretty much there. The homelessness situation, I'm
sorry, people who are experiencing homelessness is out
of control.
Well, that's not just San Francisco. Right now in
Berkeley, there's any under any overpass on any freeway there's
what's interesting to me is that the homelessness situation
changed pretty much about a year and a half ago. Everybody has a
tent and so there are tent cities all over the place in San
Francisco it's out range as you drive along and then all of a
sudden there's a tent city now this is about and the tents by
the way are B they're horrible tents, but there's tents. You
want to do a homeless person a favor get them a tent, but
they're all They're all in tents.
I think that's the problem because all these do gooders
like all let's get tents for the homeless they
wonder where the tents came from. We have not discussed this
on the show but these tents came from somewhere I'm telling tents
a couple of years ago there just be a living
now you have to understand that this is a very liberal city and
Austin has the same and Austin has a lot of nonprofits doing a
lot for the homeless but man we Have a shelter here and it's,
you know, it really congregates all around that and it's really
bad. But instead of really looking at a real solution, and
they buy them tents, that's typical. We're not going to go
after the problem. You buy them at 10. That's like, No, we're
gonna put the Narcan in elementary schools instead of
going after the actual problem. It's kind of the American way, I
guess, put a band and then we invent the band aid.
Yeah, I think so. I think band aid was Johnson and Johnson's
brand name, I think is yes.
Well, how can we make sense? There's no band aid for black
people. We are racist. They do have them. Yeah. Yeah, we're all
colors of black people.
No. But we're going to have this downturn and bond collapse and
it's going to take the market with us. So Apple stock and
everybody else Amazon all these companies that are way
overpriced. Oh, how about tech test, they will be overpriced.
They will collapse. Nice. So this is going to be fun. So I
should do well fun. We'll see how the donations go. But
there's a lot of people that won't be affected I think our
donations will probably remain pretty much the same except you
know, if people know how important this show is and so
they don't I didn't do that today. But generally speaking
they do right and I think we can get through it. And with the
show intact I hope furniture read and it's a worldwide
audience so we can probably pick up we got some and we're getting
more and now that you're gonna go on to run seed man show you
will be
I don't know we got to track it you know, so we know it's gonna
kill the show man no agenda screwed because you got it on
the seed man show
hosting it. Who knows it could be killing the show. Dude,
you're killing the show. Man. That's not good.
Because the seat man get people the people will listen to CD men
and mice are listening our show aren't used to the donation
model.
They are he can still donate to his show.
But does he get anything? Well?
No. He says he did 40 million last year.
We didn't do that. And donations.
No, that was I told you I was gonna get the no agenda
quercetin against mold and get it in the in the store in the
shop. Infowars shop Infowars health.
Anyway, so back to the deconstructions I got the
biggest kids who CBS as a news show. It's during the week. It's
called CBS N reports or something like that. And it's a
60 minutes killer. That is so much better than 60 minutes.
It's not even. It's like by the
way, did we miss the fact that Megyn Kelly got fired or show
was dropped?
I don't know that we reported it. But I knew about it. Yeah.
Yeah. She's She can't carry the show.
No, she never found her footing.
Yeah, she didn't find your footing. Here's what I saw. I
watched those shows. Those shows were absolutely excellent. They
had good reporting. They had good stories. The problem was
Megyn. Kelly. Yeah, you couldn't have done the show any better
than you did it. Now CBSN has a much better approach. And it's
almost like a modern version, what 60 minutes should be like,
but there was a little side thing and they do a little they
do they do sidebars, though interesting little snippets
about the report that they did. So they were doing this report
on this guy, Val Vani, the guy who is the number one guy wants
to run against Putin. In Russia. Yeah, very famous guy. And
they're following him around. And so. So there's this report,
this is the vel Vani report. The journalist will just play this
and then I'll explain what happened.
I'm not a very paranoid person. But it is true that since
Russian American relations went started going downhill, people
have taken a lot more interest in American journalists. So
we're getting off a plane in Penza. What we didn't realize is
we're being photographed. I found the picture on Twitter.
And there you see our crew of five we're actually numbered.
Getting off this plane next and Avallone. I saw this blog post
that was all about how to volunteer had come to this city
with American journalists. We were part of the story. The
suggestion was that we were government agents somehow
working with Avani on his campaign. I wanted to show you
this picture this so you weren't surprised by that picture. kind
of weirded me out. How long you hit on Russia, you shouldn't be
used to it. Number.
So, so the Vaughn is who it is that Vani and Yvonne Ivani day
all these CBS guys coming out of the plane to report on this guy,
they had the camera crew and everything, and they were all
numbered and reported as government aid unions and I'm
thinking to myself, hey, it's CBS. Of course they're
government agents.
Which I have a new the acronym is for Catholics in action.
But I didn't know that I've heard the acronym is Christians
enact No, no Catholics.
You In fact, the CIA is run by Catholics. Oh, I didn't know
that. Well, the person who was telling me last night he says,
The only good people in the CIA are the ones who are like the
waspy. Guys like like your uncle said, we were the smart ones. He
said all the Catholics out there their whole background doesn't
jive with the work of the CIA, which he constantly said
Catholics and action. Nightmare. He said something I didn't want
to be like a dissident. He kept talking about the G to how the G
two is.
GG would be a maybe a private plane.
No, it was something about intelligence agencies. I said,
are they at war with each other? said, oh, yeah, absolutely.
Different agencies at war with each other.
Yes, he said, and the FBI is completely stupid. He says the
CIA has never been dumber. And he said that Brennan said What's
Brennan's deal with his gum?
Oh, you should ask him about Brennan being a Muslim. That's
what
I asked. Ah, he says, I'm not sure about that. He says but he
was in Saudi Arabia. And this guy was an eff up viewers just
horrible. And I guess he was station chief there something
I'm not sure what he was supposedly. But he said it was
so horrible. And he just he didn't he didn't really answer
about the Muslim thing. But he said he was the guy that worked
the Obamas before he was President. He he was the handler
Brennan was Obama's handler that's what I said. What I just
said to Yeah, that this is this is a good contact now.
I think you've got it. You got material for the next five years
if you can stay in touch with this guy?
I think so too. Well, he's 73. Yeah, these guys like two. Three
is not that bad. No, these guys like the Chapman with me. It's
what I'm saying. No,
I'm sure they do. You're very easy to chat with and so and you
and you have some chops. So it's not like you're an idiot he's
chatting with here's the
thing. Now remember, he co wrote the Tom Clancy novels he says
that he asked because I said all that shit came true. He said
yeah, of course because it was fiction. Therefore I could make
it whatever I wanted it to be. It says an I actually ran Tom
Clancy he said that he was he? I guess been in a way was a
handler of Clancy but what he said to me is he said you know
you got an interesting life. It's probably a good book. I'd
be interested in talking to you about that. That's interesting.
Yeah. Are you kidding me?
Of course this guy written enough books get this guy co
written by oh my god instant best seller can put it with with
a little gold star
it's a seller
instant bestseller. But I just wanted to bring that up that we
need to talk about it as the Catholics in action I thought
that was an interesting little you said two way of expanding
the the acronym.
I just have why knew a guy was one of these characters you know
and he says that when in your emails and everything you're
supposed to use Christians in action and No Such Agency and
they will get picked up right? Yeah.
The eyes of the CIA guys they drink they just drink because
he's also a psychiatrist. He's treated a lot of agents because
they drink and they Philander yeah and the saying at the see
at the Catholics and action is you can't seduce a woman you'll
never be able to seduce the seduce the country as a rite of
passage there something I probably Yeah, I agree if
I rushed I'm sure the Russians have got a lot of women to make
it easy to seduce.
I have one dimension be clip. It's so dimensioned me that I'm
actually kind of breaking a rule. Because it is from twit
and we'd normally don't play stuff like that. But I thought
it was important in in light of the true rifts in our entire
culture the split in the universe's True, true split of
universes. And also you know what that means for your tech
news, I guess? Sure.
I like you're such a fatalist.
I am a fatalist. But look, I mean, I sometimes I feel like a
certainly our government isn't it isn't a different dimension,
a different world and from the world that we're living in, and
anything that they plan to do about anything is irrelevant,
because they're almost it's an impedance mismatch. They're
operating at a different timescales are they?
I know just go to the And then for government every time a
citizen walks into the DMV it is getting that right. So we are
going to solve AI.
We don't have enough people who have any kind of science or
technology background that go into politics. We at some point,
years ago had an office called the Office of Technology
Assessment and it was staffing with Yeah, it was Stafford who's
right who were not
My goodness.
Late makes a good point you can't get it's a funny point.
You can't get the DMV right. How can you do a i The idea in that
term AI is thrown around so easily. Show me some real AI and
machine learning please.
This is this This happened in the 80s
someone showed me a picture was posted on the face bag. Look,
they've Gizmodo has trained a computer to recognize aircraft
in these pictures. I'm like, That's technology from the 60s.
They were using that on air photography to find out what the
enemy was doing with camouflage the runways and stuff.
Come on. What's the latest thing going on? Which you I'm
surprised you didn't bring up which is the inability to read
stop signs. But yeah, lidars
autonomous cars.
Yeah, so they they blow through stop sign? Yeah, they either
blow through the stop sign or they see it as something else.
And there's this one I put it out if I remember I'll put it in
the next newsletter. Yeah. Is a sign that you it says something
don't stop you know, your search don't why I just had some words
on the top of the bottom of the stop sign. And apparently 100%
Of all the cars tested. Saw this stops sign as speed limit 45 I
love where they got that from but
it's fast so fast. Well, in the theater K way of thinking about
technology. I love what the Uber drivers have figured out in
London I think they're also doing it in New York you know
you have surge pricing with there's not enough cars
available then you get you got 1.8 times your your ride fare.
So back it up. So what they figured out is they they're
tricking the algo they're they're jacking the algo by all
logging out of the app at the same time. The algo thinks crap
is a shortage of cars, boom surge pricing, they all log back
in and get extra money. course isn't that great?
That's fantastic hack. Yeah,
I love stuff like that. And it's only gonna get worse the way the
world works. It's only going to get worse. All right, give us
one clip to play us out. Johnny Boy
Bayless we got here. I have a couple of things. I got the
Dunkin Donuts, which I believe is an
or add or as we say in Holland, Dunkin Donuts. Dunkin Donuts.
Dunkin Donuts. Hey, looking at Dunkin donut for a month coffee,
donuts, coffee to show Laker
is a news story kind of an item? Because it's so stupid. We'll
we'll run it
to make the Dunkin Donuts considering changing its name to
just Dunkin. The new name getting a test run in Pasadena
the company said in competition from competitors with just one
word in their name, namely Starbucks. Tweet me is it Dunkin
Donuts without the donuts?
Of course it's a native ad Hello.
With wrapping that Starbucks Oh, they only have one name and
they're doing really well. So let's put a dish. Oh, Amazon
only has one name. They're doing really well. Apple we should
only have one name. They should have picked doughnuts, but
that's
Dunkin Donuts mom is Dunkin Dunkin Alright, I think I'm
good.
That you're good. That's it. You're done.
I got what I could do. Okay, we got one more and this is Shields
and Brooks because this always goes beside me mad
after the show. I'll go Well, thanks, Obama.
This is Thanks, Obama. This again is my biggest complaint my
biggest pet peeve is this is Brooks and shields on this PBS
where they're both arguing the same thing on the same side of
the argument they're both a couple of Democrats one
pretending to be a Republican and bitching about the
Republicans not giving us any explanation, you know, wouldn't
bother me. You're gonna have pro and con you have. There's plenty
of people that could probably figured out how to be apologetic
for Trump and explain what he's up to. It would be valuable
information. I'd be interested. Yes, but No, no, no, no, we
gotta have this clown. Good. Just going right now. He's and
he's ready slobbering. He's just falling over. So to condemn
everybody, but let's listen
on the handling of healthcare among American voters. I mean,
it's just there beyond the basement. So I think I think
there is some courage but at the same time, I think there's a
large dose of self preservation involved.
Yeah, David, I talked to Jeff, like this week. And he it was it
was interesting. He said, at one point, there's so many things to
criticize about this President, we hardly know. We hardly know
where to begin. But it does look as if the President doesn't have
the clout or the the Republicans on the Hill don't seem quite as
afraid of him, maybe as they want. Yeah, I
think just like, it's still gonna be relatively lonely,
indirect opposition. There are a few Ben Sasse, from Nebraska,
Lindsey Graham, I think Susan Collins, maybe Mike Lee, who are
pretty much against Donald Trump. But the rest are just
sort of going along. But the going along used to be going
along Close. And now going along. Let's do it without this
guy. One during the health care thing, they saw not only how,
what illusory was but how distressing his presence was to
try to get anything done. Second, nothing offends members
of the Senate. Republicans, nothing would offend them more
than being attacked by the President of their own party,
because it does feel like an act of disloyalty. And so
incompetence and disloyalty that suggests let's just go do our
own thing. This guy is hopeless. And I do think that mentality
has begun to slip in to a lot of the Senate Republicans, but it
doesn't mean they're going to try to counter what I think of
as the cultural rot and the political run and institutional
rot that is happening in the Trump administration. They're
not going to be standing up to that degree.
And Meantime, mark you
also rot a political rot hopeless loser. I mean, what
kind of what kind of analysis is this is not helpful it's
unbelievable. Well, I'm
glad we're around to call it out. Then we're gonna change our
name to no
Yeah, cuz one name is better it's better one name is better.
No,
no,
no podcast and no podcasts. You know, it's called the no podcast
as the name of the podcast. What is it called? Know that you tell
me you can tell me? No. Do a whole skit around this right?
I'm also calling for no agenda tents.com For the coming
Armageddon so that you can donate and get a give us a tent?
I think a tent with a big logo on it. Yeah, that would be the
way to go. Give the tent away and it says no agenda listen to
no agenda podcast. Perfect. It would be great on the side of
attempting to silkscreen it on Yeah, I'll give those chances
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