stay woke. Whoa. Adam curry John C. Dvorak. Sunday, September
3 2017. This is your award winning get my nation media
assassination episode Niner six one.
This is no agenda. Celebrating double
nickels, less two dimes and coming to you from the darkest
corners of the downtown Austin Tejas capital, the drone Star
State in the colonial envelope, everybody. I'm Adam curry
in from Northern Silicon Valley where it's hot as hell. I'm John
C. Dvorak. Raglan Buzzkill.
Yeah, man, you guys are burning up from the climate change up
there. Yep. Exactly. Is that is that the predominant message?
I'm sorry, is that the predominant messaging climate
change? Now really,
it comes and goes, but people throw rocks at anyone who says
something like that? What? Yeah, yeah. These are rocks
where if you say it's because of climate change, they throw rocks
at you in California. Yeah, yeah. I find it so beautifully
ironic that the state that is doing the most to combat global
warming is apparently burning up the quickest
kiss burning up. Apparently they bet Burbank is on fire or was
has this is this not record? Temperature?
Oh, they busted a San Francisco record. A couple days ago. I
think it hit 106 in the city. Oh, that's because we have San
and what used to be called Santa Ana winds, which has the the
wind is going from east to west remember
these? Yes. I remember when I when I lived out in California
or San Francisco. I remember this the Santa Ana winds?
Yeah. Yeah. And it's which is the oldest term or they kept
some new term. They they don't get to women.
Yeah. No, because it's now global warming. Yeah, we can't
have Santa Ana winds has turned into climate crisis wins.
Exactly. That's what it is. So that because of that, we don't
get our cooling effect. And it also starts a bunch of fires,
fires get out of
trouble. So it's kind of typical. Only this time, it's a
little worse.
It's been worse. We had this happened during July. What
actually there was a year and I can't remember the exact year
but it was in the 70s. And Mimi remembers the two we don't have
the exact year somebody might know. But there was an entire
summer that went by with no with no marine layer. Oh, yeah. Every
day was 100 degrees plus, and July was absolutely unbearable.
Yeah. And this is September 1 When this started up. And you
know, it's like we're summers pretty much over but this you
get this condition and it just shows you what it shows you the
true nature of California. It's just a hot desert.
Yeah. And meanwhile in Texas, we're in you know, high 80s is
beautiful here. Well, it should be dynamize like wow, okay,
good. It arrived. It arrived early.
sent me a note with Katherine, our woman in Thailand. There's
the b&b in Bangkok. Yeah, she made it it was just a simple
note saying Is anybody discuss what happened with the electric
cars that got submerged?
I think I brought it up on the last show. I said you didn't
bring it up. Did you have any you know nothing, nothing at
all. I don't I want to know if they short circuited if people
got stuck trying to evacuate and you know, they drove you drive
150 miles into a ditch. You drive 150 miles through through
Texas. You're definitely still in Texas. You probably still in
the Dallas area actually. I think didn't we get a I've
gotten a lot of great notes from people about Harvey actually. We
did have a bit of an issue this week. It was actually defected
Tina, she was supposed to drive up to college station where they
have Ronald McDonald's family room and they decided not to go
for the following reason.
They sure have Terry and across social media we've seen more
than a dozen reports of gas outages and that number is
growing throughout the Austin area. One of those shortages is
right here at the chevron in North Austin. You can see
there's bags on the pump and that is what is making this gas
station the shell just right across the street. A hot
commodity they do have gas and you can see the line is now
wrapping around the gas station. People are waiting to get gas
now tonight Texas Railroad Commissioner Ryan sittin says
there's plenty of gas however the majority of it is coming
from refineries on the Texas coast. And this is basically a
demand and logistics issue. Basically what's happening is
people are worried gas is running out. They're hurrying to
the pump and creating an unnecessary demand. He believes
it should be over and about three to four days
as a region If there will be gasoline, yes, there may be
pockets that take a few days to get refueled. But I don't
believe a week from now that this will be an issue. There's
just so much gasoline and inventory, pipelines are coming
back online that logistical problems are working out. So
this is not going to be a long term
issue. And so talking inventory, the Texas Railroad commissioner
says there are 15 refineries right now that are out of gas.
However, that being said, he reports that there are 230
million barrels of gas across the country that will be
available to come to gas stations like this one, it will
just take a day or so. So he recommends if you don't need
gas, if your gas tank is not on II wait a couple of days because
he believes this will all be over by then. I can't
prove this, but I'm pretty sure there was a lot of collusion
between media and local government about this particular
story. The story itself doesn't add up. They have 25% of the
refineries are offline, but all the supply routes pipelines were
down trucks couldn't get in and out. Yeah, there was an actual
shortage. And and combined with people. Of course, the panic,
which was the collusion between media and vocal government was
intended to stop panic and they did I guess, but they were
lying. And they were definitely lying. And yeah, oh, yeah. Oh,
yeah. We have we have issues for sure. And of course, the price
is going up by 1020 20 cents, which is gouging in my mind. I
understand what shouldn't go down to help everybody out.
Oh, yeah. You're a communist.
Yeah, exactly.
But we did I think we really did have some issues. It may not
they averted panic, even though the lines were quite long. The
first night that this this news came out?
Well, the first thing shows this thing started bearing down I
without his smart money would have gone out and filled up all
their tanks.
I pretty much always have a reasonably full tank. My truck
can do what is it like 360 miles on one tank or something? It's
an unbelievable amount. I got cash in the house. Always. Got
my meals ready to eat my one acre crisis garden?
Yeah, you're ready. You're prepped. prepper
prepper. The president came back to to Texas.
They ran an open feed on C span.
Yes. And it was odd because the camera even as the cameraman was
walking around and pointing the thing at the ground that was all
broadcast. On C span. Yeah,
I saw it. Yeah, it was interesting. I kinda it was kind
of endearing to watch me just having everybody wants to selfie
gotta shot a
selfie. He has kind of card I know hard to call the guy that
racist. I'm like must have been so hard having these horrible
black children clamoring all over in my gosh, I don't know
how he held on to himself. This is just horrible.
Imagine at a certain
point that he was moving around boxes and you know
it's your it was loading the car you you got on that little
arrow. There's some church that had that had a bunch of boxes of
food and I don't know what else but there was one of the big
bite one of the boxes. Big plastic when had the big red
cross symbol
outline. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. That's know how to do a PR move.
Yeah. And
and because they needed that PR move because I have a report
from NBC. And I think NBC here in this particular clip was
worked by the apparent look like a cold talking about collusion
between the Red Cross and ABC, which I pointed out with some
class, they were really pushing it. Yeah, they're pushing and
pushing, call this number and they'll get 10 bucks if you
just, you know, use your cell phone and do this and that. And
so NBC ran a kind of a quasi hit piece wasn't quite as strong as
it could have been. But this is where it went.
I started out Miguel how McGerr tonight. Thank you. And
meantime, if so many people want to help there is controversy
swirling around and one of the biggest charities of all the Red
Cross. There are critics raising questions about transparency,
and about how the money you give is spent. Let's get more on that
down from NBCs. Kristen Dahlgren,
when disaster strikes, Americans have come to expect donation
campaigns by the American Red Cross, please donate to help
people affected by Hurricane Harvey. But now there is a
campaign against the massive aid organization. Hundreds of tweets
like don't give Red Cross your money. Very little, if any goes
to those that need it. The criticism mounting after a Red
Cross executive interviewed on NPR couldn't say how much would
go to Texans.
You don't know what proportion of the total amount is that
relief? No, I really don't
in 2014 in NPR and ProPublica investigation found the Red
Cross mistake Did how money is spent after the devastating
earthquake in Haiti. A report by Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley
found one quarter of Red Cross donations went to administrative
costs, the Red
Cross should be responsible to make sure they're very
transparent. The Red
Cross disputes the critical reports and today promised 91
cents of every dollar would go to victim.
We are going to make sure that I spend to help people with food
with shelter with water.
The watchdog group charity watch gives the Red Cross a B plus
overall, they can
do the heavy lifting at the scale that community
organizations and churches and some of the other nonprofits are
not going to be able to get an offer.
According to the Red Cross, it has already served more than
250,000 meals in Texas and opened over 240 shelters. A
charity in the midst of providing disaster relief, now
fighting a different kind of storm. Kristen Dahlgren, NBC
News, New York, I
totally messed that up. Why would they say 91? Why not just
say 97? Everybody believes that number. It's a great number 97%
of all scientists just 9791 That's a good point. Yeah. 91 is
your dad number as far as I'm and he
also used a lot of the whipsaw technique that I always bitch
about in this report. Yeah. When they cut the Grassley, you know,
they say my assertion, one little statement. Yeah. Then
they have a guy come in with and says something. It's got nothing
to do with the assertion but it makes it sound kind of like he
does would you call that a whipsaw? whipsaw, I gotta come
up with a term for it because the dollar networks do it. So
often a whips net is right whip snip. Whips Nim whippersnapper.
So I need a term for it. Well, I'm just trying to hear so
common that it needs to be termed some How about
bull crap. How's that for?
Well, I've always used that for a lot of things.
I like your What did you just call it you call it a whipsaw.
whipsaw is fine, whipsaw is good. I like it. Let's use that.
Well, there's a real problem. But now I will say I got a
couple of notes from producers. David,
before you go on before we go on because of that that report
because a nice no still no, it was a hit piece. The they follow
that report. But I want to play the whole clip. But I just want
you to play the beginning because right after that, right
when Kristen Dahlgren signed off, they go right to the Wells
Fargo fraud. And so they make an association
turn out of the growing fraud scandal and one of the nation's
largest banks, Wells Fargo today admitting that right,
right, right, right. Right.
Right. Go from the one to 10 you go to that. It's going? Yeah,
there's not.
That's actually meta website whipsawing. Because you're
whipsawing between segments that are in themselves whipsawed?
Well, I don't think that that was that? Well, I guess you
could see it that way. Yeah, I always like to think of it as
associative. So you're thinking about it, and you're associating
that with them not quite doing their job the way you think they
should be? And then you go, and there's fraud.
For it, there's a number of producers who emailed me about a
discussion regarding Red Cross. And I will agree that local
chapters of the red cross on the ground is a little different
story than the the, the overarching organization. But I
do want to make sure that people who are working for Red Cross
and local chapters and they're really doing stuff, and I think
they're often frustrated with the direction they are getting
or not getting from Command Central. But there's a bigger
issue. In Texas, specifically. other nonprofits are going to
have a very, very, very difficult time this year, that
everyone's given their money, you know, what they can give to
hurricane Harvey relief. And there's a lot of other issues
that need funding that are not going to get as much probably
not going to get as much as they would because of this. I mean,
not that you can do anything about it, but it's just worth
pointing out.
Huh? Yeah, I guess you're right. Michael Dell just gave 35
million to Harvey. Yeah. Fantastic. I gotta kick that
because everybody's making a big y'all. Look how much I'm giving
y'all bragging about it, you know, to the point where
celebrities are giving him to Trump gave a million of his own
money. Just comes Michael comes rolling down here. 35 mil. Yeah,
and now somebody's got to top that top arm to get the money is
the Silicon Valley guys. Michael does not
by the way, where's the Clinton Foundation? If I weren't here,
if I were Hillary, I would say hey, you know, I'm going on this
book tour and I'm charging $3,000 for you to meet me and
take a picture but 91 cents of that will go to A hurricane
Harvey. She can do that. That would be fantastic his yard. Why
wouldn't she do that makes so
much why wouldn't she do that? Are you honestly asking me?
Yeah, no, I'm
not. But here's another thought I had just some free advice for
the president. He's trying to
weigh the way she sees Texas.
Yeah, screw them. rednecks,
jerks.
So here's some free advice for the president. He is trying to
ramp up for a tax bill. And it seems like nothing is really
written, he kind of had a rather empty speech about it stuff that
we kind of heard before. But here's the thought, what if you
say this, what we're going to do right now everybody is we're
going to leave everything in place. And we are going to make
free as much money as necessary for the victims of Hurricane
Harvey, which will not just be Texas, Louisiana, and this is a
lot. And then next year, we'll take them we take care of
everybody. And so you kind of solve two things in one go, you
have a little bit of extra time to get it going. No one's going
to argue against that. Because it will take $200 billion. I
don't know it's gonna take a lot of money. And maybe that's a way
to kind of combine everything. Maybe the President will say,
Yes,
I suggest you write this up. Oh, okay. And send it to Roger
Stone.
Get me Roger Stone. President looked a little bit out of place
as he was doing this box moving. And I caught one little piece of
audio that was pretty funny. As he's putting on the gloves or
was wearing surgical gloves, the blue gloves for obvious reasons.
Get a bunch of little snide remarks Ultra
Nussbaum did some work for us. And he's decided to go check out
what some of the evangelists were saying about this
particular event as Harvey, you know, are we at the tribulation?
Are we at the end time is at the tribulation? Well, that depends
on which preacher you're going to listen to. We of course, have
a favorite here the no agenda show.
Our favorite preacher is
Reverend Manning.
Oh, of course.
Let's hear what he has to say.
But earthquakes in divers places if you think this hurricane was
something you ain't saying nothing. Yeah. With respect to
earthquakes when the whole Gulf of Mexico will erupt in Florida
will break off and Texas will be decimated. Because that's
happening from Tulsa, Oklahoma, all the way down to Miami,
Florida, across Houston, right down to Miami across the Gulf of
Mexico is perhaps the most dangerous zone. I wouldn't want
to live in that area. Where are you? Unless you are one of the
lead, then you can survive.
Okay, so we are all going to die. But is this the
tribulation?
It cost if your Southern Baptists are evangelical, you
can't believe Billy Graham will excommunicate you if you believe
that we're in the tribulation because Billy Graham, the
Southern Baptists, evangelicals of Salem media, and the Clear
Channel, Robert Jeffers, James Dobson. And all of that crowd of
liars and false prophets have told you that you're gonna be
you're gonna go to heaven, before the tribulation takes
place. And after you are comfortably seated in heaven,
then God will let hurricane Harvey come but remind you I'm
telling you that Harvey is not. Harvey is not God's massive
killing machine. People are going to die. Houston has never
gone to recover. That's another thing. The city of Houston has
gone forever.
And that is the topic of the last clip in our triage. This is
the perfect storm according to the good reverend. And Houston
has gone forever and will never come back.
But you remember a year ago to yesterday, a Katrina hit in New
Orleans is that right? St. Bernard Parish, the Ninth Ward.
Both of these cities are under sea level below sea level and
New Orleans has been able to recover but Houston is not going
to be able to ever recover. See what happened and in New
Orleans, just poor people in St. Bernard Parish and and the knife
war. They were poor people. They didn't have a lot and they were
we're not necessarily the major the city of New Orleans did not
suffer the major blood. And then of course came Hurricane Sandy,
which ripped up New Jersey Shore up a large part of New York
including in New York City and the out of beaches of New York,
Howard Beach, Rockaway and even today, five years later, FEMA
has Not slowly been able to pay off and reveal New Jersey, the
Jersey Shore, the Rockaways, Howard Beach and a large segment
of New York is still and people are still waiting to return to
their homes or rebuilding homes in New York five years after the
Sandy Hurricane Sandy, Katrina, to some degree, 12 years now
it's kind of a destined thought, but Houston a never gonna
recover. One is not going to be enough time because by the time
the floodwaters finally sway, in, in Houston, America is going
to be bogged down in the impeachment of Donald Trump
fighting wars with North Korea and dealing with Russia and a
complete collapse of the stock market and break down so many
other and other earthquakes and disasters going to be happening
all over America, Houston as a lot as a thought. That ain't
gonna be thought no more, but you don't have to believe that.
But do you know, there's anybody out there believe that this is a
tribulation?
John, it could be the moment we've been talking about the
tipping point for the economic crisis
don't see it? No. Don't even know what he's just ranting.
I'm just touching. No, he
has. Otherwise you're going to have a flame coming out here.
What?
Oh, no, he's still got it, man. Sure. He's still got it.
It's an old clip. Yes,
yes. Yes, I know. But he was I'm just saying that. When I heard
that I thought to myself, it could be the tipping point of
the financial crisis. I mean, these things maybe remember they
tried to Oh, don't worry about the gas. Don't worry about it
and all of that stuff. shrewd. Nobody panic. How about the
municipalities throughout Houston, North Houston itself
one big municipality?
Oh, Houston's got a they must choose their way.
Yes. And Houston, remember,
fourth largest countries to be absolutely, positively by law
revealed until July of next year. Okay. I mean, you're
supposed to start doing and implementing this, this change
in accounting principles. Now, but by but you won't get busted.
If you put it off. And I believe that it was going to stall as
much as best they can. It may not last me this could have
began in a couple of months. It could begin tomorrow. Houston
could trigger something. I don't think so. Because there were I
just don't think so it just doesn't fit into the scheme of
anything. Seems to me. I mean, it is a contributory factor. I'm
sure. It was
to two other data points. One which actually came through Info
Wars, but you know, I think they probably reported on initially,
there was a woman who was a whistleblower Rebecca reisig.
And she has a friend as a friend who works like I said, on this
Houston City Council. And here's what she posted and is now being
picked up again. Hey, guys, not trying to start a panic but as
some of you know, and this was days before, the two days before
the big disaster I worked for a law firm here downtown one of
the lawyers or work with was a has a one of the lawyers I work
with has a friend on the Houston City Council. The news is not
telling the whole truth, though. The storm is expected to be
three times worse and worse than what the news is saying because
they don't want to panic on the freeways. Like Hurricane Rita,
the city council in Harris County flood control, had an
emergency meeting this morning. Everything south of Katy is
predicted to be devastated. They're predicting 50 inches of
rain, not 24 like the news is saying and 100,000 homes
destroyed. They're expecting all of Houston to be without power
for three days. If you guys live in a flood zone, you need to get
out of Houston or try to stay with someone further north. And
the City Council put out press releases saying oh we know that
some lawyer Don't listen to her. Please hear this is false. For
here. Mayor Turner rely on weather info, not rumors. Listen
to your telescreens. False forecasts and irresponsible
rumors on social media are interfering with efforts by the
city of Houston its government and news media partners to
provide accurate information to the public about the expected
effects of Tropical Storm slash hurricane Harvey. All residents
of Houston and surrounding areas should rely solely on proven
information sources, including the National Weather Service in
the City Office of Emergency Management to decide how to
prepare for the heavy rainfall expected here. And then in the
follow up, they spoke specifically about a lawyer
spreading false rumors. But it turns out she was right on the
money.
Yes, it does turn out that way.
And the you know, the spin studio that I go to here. So of
course everyone's doing fundraisers in the city. In
Studio does a bit of fundraiser X number of classes, they donate
all the money. And so they internally on their intranet.
They asked the spin instructors predominantly millennials. Well,
you know, what charity do you guys think we should give this
money to? What do you think the unanimous decision was?
That would have no idea.
JJ watts.
Isn't that the guys at the football player? Yeah. They said
we want to give to his charity.
What would Millennials Millennials don't even like
football?
I'm just reporting it. There must be some Texas thing that I
think just struck a chord. He was all over the news.
It was but they just I mean, he was on the news here to a bank
and in Texas, where he's a hero. Yeah, he would be Yeah, he would
get a lot of airtime.
But you know, notoriously, this is a bad idea, mainly for the
celebrity himself. Because all of a sudden you have the there's
you're screwed. You got bookkeeping, and not just that,
but you're going to be really scrutinized a bit. Hey, man, you
haven't where's the money? You haven't given it yet? You gave
it to that. I disagree.
I agree. I agree with this. Your watch stepped into it.
Really meant that well, but this way he
should do is immediately give it forward into something else.
Yeah,
the Clinton Foundation. That would be funny. I know that I
trust them with our money here. That's actually not a bad idea.
And then have everyone focus on the Clintons. Yeah, just the
thought. A girl a girl can dream, I guess. But yeah, it's a
little troubling. But that is who the millennials trust is
they would rather go to a celebrity than some approved
organization.
Some point I'm not surprised in the least. Well, here's a Yeah,
well.
Yeah, go ahead.
I had something I don't have. I'm sorry. I don't have this
clip. Okay. I guess some random clips for today's show. We don't
have don't have a lot of damage to storms over and I think we
gotta
Yeah, we're kind of done with the storm. I mean, let me just
say we're not done with the storm. And this will be going on
throughout my hometown and area for a while. So from time to
time, I will report him with how things I would hope so yeah.
Deus does not report it elsewhere. It's kind of my theme
today, mainly because I used to listen to Democracy Now. We're
going to actually get some screwball news, but it's not
necessarily completely screwball. It's this kind of,
you know, left wing slant on everything. And here's the story
that nobody else covered that I could tell I was none and none
of the network's was on the radio. La this one you got this
the LA story la kills Columbus Day. There's a lot of this
San Angeles City Council voted Wednesday to eliminate Columbus
Day from the city's calendar and replace it with an annual
holiday marking indigenous peoples day, and an
acknowledgement of the genocide that took place as European
powers colonize the Americas. Wednesday's 14 to one vote makes
the second Monday of each October a day to commemorate
indigenous Aboriginal and native people. Columbus has long faced
criticism for massacring and enslaving Arawak indigenous
people and for opening the door to the European colonization of
the Americas
that we knew the lumbus and they make it sound like the guy still
alive.
And he's a dick
lumbus is facing scrutiny.
That's great. burn burn in hell, California.
Well just started Berkeley is the first city to do that. It
was some years ago and I was always waiting for it to take
hold. But I never expected the entire town of Los Angeles to
take part in this nonsense.
There was a what was this report? The I read somewhere or
wait, maybe it's on my messaging? I think it is that
social justice warriors are now going after you see if I have it
here after army bases because of their conflict, Confederate
history Yes. And they have to be quote taken down.
I don't know why they had to be taken down. Well,
that's just talking about Yeah, that's the verbiage being used
as we got to take them down.
I see why I can't get this already based out of here.
Let me see if I can find that here. Where it was that
when people are gonna realize that this is just a bunch of
subversives. What do you mean by that? These people the people
that are doing all this moaning and groaning are are communists.
Well, there's a there's there's a lot of
models old school not not Putin.
No An old school. Oh no, Putin is not a communist. Russia is
not recognized as a communist place anymore. And that's not
that's not there. This system of government. Well, I do have a
couple of racism things I want to actually I want to save the
act of the hardcore racism for later if you don't mind. That's
a tease. Yeah, hardcore racism coming up later on the show. And
let's forget No, no, no, I'm not going to forget today. It's my
birthday. Oh, I did want to say happy birthday. Yes. Thank you
regarding democracy now. So for my birthday weekend, so bring
the whole weekend. One of Tina's daughter's weekend. Yes, yes.
Yes. Yes. Yes. That's how you do it now. Yeah. Well, so one of
Tina's daughters in from Arkansas. She's here for Labor
Day weekend. So you know, all the girls don't want
to hate you know.
Neither of them hate me. Thanks, dude. Really? Oh, man. That was
a joke.
Dig, Dig move.
I'm sorry. I must have misunderstood.
I never said take it back. Take it back.
I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I said that it was just a joke. Because
I knew it would get you in trouble. This is my burgers.
That's what I do. That
is what you do. That is what you do. So we had a we had manicures
yesterday. And we're sitting there. Yes. Yeah. Oh, yeah. And
that and Tina. Tina's guy says, oh, yeah, I can hear talk now.
What is uh, what does Adam do that? Because whatever you heard
today, oh, he's a podcaster. You know? He's got Oh, that's great.
Yeah. It says, I said, Well, what are you doing your podcast?
Yeah. And I think Tina said, Well, you know, they also they,
they analyze stuff. They got democracy now. Oh, that's great.
I love democracy. Now. I said, Well, you probably shouldn't
listen. God, very flattering. Not very flattering about
democracy now. Now, I did some work. The background is social
justice warriors, we really first heard this term, years and
years ago, and it bubbled up through something that was very
being very poorly explained to us. Anyone who tried to explain
it came with entire volumes of text and copy paste from things
people said, about GamerGate Yeah, and it was it was
annoying, and we just like that, but I feel we in a way missed
it. Because that really was ground zero of the modern social
justice warrior movement as we know it, and all the signs were
there. And and I don't think it's our fault, but there was
really no way to understand exactly what's going on. So when
this Taylor Swift thing started, why is she so hated? And there's
a lot of obvious potential racial reasons for that. I don't
want to miss out on it. So I'm not sure that this this could
turn out to be nothing. But there is there is she may be the
ground zero of the Civil War of dimensions. And it starts this
is going to be interesting because, okay, I'm going to be
all ears. Go ahead. What
because why do we got well, I
because I don't see. I find it fascinating that Taylor has
somehow been pushed aside and, and rebuked as it were. And her
music notwithstanding and I it's interesting that you just find
it fascinating that you would see that this is a nexus of
something or other and I'm interested to hear I guess what
I'm saying is it may be absolutely nothing, but I don't
want to miss out on an opportunity like GamerGate and
not get into it and see if we can see some pattern you
think we missed out on GamerGate? Yeah, I
think we did. I think we not the GamerGate part, but what came
out of it was the social justice movement, even though that was
there but it really stemmed from the hating white men that
misogynist their video games are all crap. And then you know,
then there was all this back, you know, the shady business
going on between publications and but they really did start in
my mind a lot of what we're seeing now of war on men, white
men, white old straight men. Everybody be not drink getting
butthurt we have to have the video games be so equalize that
we have equal sexism of men and women and death of men and women
all this stuff. Would you say that there was something coming
that came out of that as to where we are today? Or maybe you
see that differently?
I don't see it the same way. You're seeing it but but I'm
interested in this theory. Okay?
So Taylor Swift, we get need to recognize one thing. Sales are
okay. So people are listening to her music.
I'm not gonna say his fans. Yeah, I'm
not a fan. Yes, I'm not gonna say she's bought, they're buying
her music because that's not how it works anymore. But she's
creating revenue through a number of ways very commercial.
The main, the, the genesis of her problem is throughout the
entire, and I remember the interview to millennials for
this too, I really did some work the past few days for change.
During the entire election cycle, she was called out
consistently as one of these celebrities who would not say
anything about Donald Trump, right? And that immediately
means you are enabling. And that is only a small hop to your
white nationalists, your alt right, your che que que you're a
Nazi, You're Hitler, all of that now, and more so that it's very
hard to attack the Taylor Swift machine. But there was one
incident that took place, which is one of my favorites, because
all evidence shows the contrary. But the story, the narrative is
fact and you'll never change this. things I've done in the
past things you've done in the past are now embedded into our
history, even though they're not true. And that's, you know, it
keeps being belaboured. If you talk about who struck first
Georgia or Russia, you know, it's like, if we know, we know
what happened, but that's not the narrative anymore. Do you
have any examples for me?
I think the Georgia Russia thing is a good example. We have a ton
of them, though. We keep bringing up the 97%
percent. Yeah, they even that number itself. Some people said
98, or 99.5, or they
try to move it around. Plenty of it. I mean, we submit some
standard theme on our show is to revisit these these craziness
bullshit notions that get put back into the public domain,
usually by these either uninformed, ill informed a lot
of Hollywood Stooges, yeah, we'll bring these things things
back. We've already forgotten about the climate gate. thing
that was no other million excuses for that. That's not
true. Just a lot of stuff, anything going
on. So here is here. So I think when you're as high up as
Taylor, everyone's looking to take you down. And this is what
the as far as I can tell, because there's no evidence to
the contrary of what I'm going to tell you is what is what
cemented her persona as a liar and untrustworthy and a dick.
And it was you recall in the Video Music Awards, 2009 Kanye
West jumped on stage, interrupted. This is you know,
hey Tay Tay, I'm sorry, you know, you won. That's great. But
you got to recognize the awesomeness of Beyonce. And so
right there, we already have a racial tension. And if it was
Beyonce, I might point out who first coined the term Becky,
which we discussed on the last show, which is a very racist
term for different types of white women. Ben Taylor, so
there's a great piece and Taylor Swift being a Becky so there's
already and that's to me, that's racial this summer. There's
racial undertones there. So then Kanye came out with his his new
record here it is dropped in 2015, or whenever only I turned,
dropped. And in there was a line that from the from the song
famous, and the line is was two lines. I feel like me and Taylor
might still have sex. Why I made that bitch famous. And when that
came out, Taylor Swift said, Oh, man, too good. You're telling
you, you made me famous. Like, Al that's bullcrap. And of
course, Kanye actually believes that. But then, Kim, I know this
is tedious, but just get through this. Then Kim Kardashian. Send
out a Snapchat. Have a conversation where Kanye was
telling Taylor what he was going to do on his record, and she's
all in agreement and all that's great. And I'm so happy you
called me and that's really cool. However, when I go back
and I have it, I don't think I need to play it but it's in the
shownotes you can go listen to it yourself. Or you can look at
the video on that video is only the first line. I feel like me
and Taylor mine still have sex. You don't hear him read why I
made that bitch famous. So when it came out, she said that
wasn't discussed and it's misogynist and I don't like it.
And because people are so shallow and believe headlines
and you know how it works. Even though the actual line why I
made that bitch famous is not in the video. It is D That's true.
So she's a liar. And this has been a this is a big one. It's
much bigger than I realized, because let's face it, I'm not
following this crap normally. But now,
I like the way you get into it, though.
Yeah, I'm deep into it. Because there's all now now there's all
these things. And she's, and this is the black community and
the white people who listen to black podcast and who are buying
black music, even though to me it's just music, but just saying
that is racist. They are totally all in on this and Taylor Swift
is so mean that you're gonna love this because this is this
is mind boggling. And I have a clip to back it up. She's so
mean, she has such a low down bitch, that she is dropping her
album. On the anniversary of Kanye his mom's death. She could
have released it on any other day. But no, she did that shit
on purpose. And I've had a conversation. And it's just
belief. And I'm not condemning it, but that's what is the
narrative. That's what everyone is talking about now. Okay, even
though to me, it sounds unlikely. That seems unlikely
when you're when you're when you're scheduling your your
album release.
There's also another notch you mentioned, because I would watch
I never watching this to an extreme. But I did catch a
couple of these shows because I have a clip from extra, which
I'll find you'll find amusing. Okay. But there is a there's
something that came cropped up a couple of times. And I'm trying
to think what it is because if it hadn't been it was a false
narrative that seems to be created by a publicity machine
of some sort, involving swift and not the date of the drop,
though. It's something else.
You just say the date of the drop.
That's what I said. Yeah.
All right. Do we need to play this clip?
No, no, no, this is another clip. I'm not getting to
clarify. I'm not my brains not because it's so damned hot.
Yeah, is not giving me the information I need to batch a
backup. Hello. Hello.
We have a disconnect. All right. So now I'm going to play a
little police piece from a very popular podcast called the read.
And this is to black hosts. One gay guy one. My guess she's fag
hag. And it's no. No. Do you know the type of woman I'm
talking about?
That's what the term is. Yes,
that's the term I'm sorry. I don't want to be a douche about
it. But just listen how this is now and listen to all the
subtext that come up, which I think really is created an
explosive situation surrounding Taylor Swift of all people well,
about this white witch. So there's right
off the bat about this white which, to me, I'm like, I'm not
offended. But like, okay, yeah, that is kind of racist, so
Taylor's racist. Oh, and then we'll talk about race later. I
don't think you and I understand what it means well,
about this white witch. So Taylor Swift color Malfoy.
I imagine her is Draco's mama
she has a new album coming out it's called reputation This is
being labeled as a Kanye West this and and Kim Kardashian this
and all that other stuff and honestly I don't give a fuck
about any of that like I had my fun with the whole Taylor Swift
dragging and Kim Kardashian got snake emojis that she's writing
or whatever like that was whatever. Here's the thing. I do
think that the whole releasing the album on Miss Dawn his
birthday, so managing to be a Friday
while she says birthday but they're talking about the
anniversary of Kanye his mom's death and the way they're
discussing it is very mad or sad birthday he said birthday but he
means this the his her the day of her celebration of her death
whatever the hell it is. It's it's unimportant in an album
release schedule. I know how that works. You're scheduling
with UPS to deliver your you know your Taylor Swift records
with the Taylor Swift rap on the UPS truck is a big operation. I
don't think they scheduled it to just to piss Kanye off on that
one day. But that is what's being claimed and it's just
believe it
to be a Friday and oh, that was not at all intentional.
I mean, there's a lot of other Friday's this year but you know
that one it just had to be that
that specific day Yes, sir says I mean we already know.
And sufferable Oh, yeah,
but he's it won't take too long. But listen to more things
coming. Like this
is the take so the song and video to me seems like it is
addressing her dying and being like reborn as the veiling that
we all say that she is like she has this moment where she says
Oh, Taylor, the old Taylor can come through the phone. Why?
Because she's dead. I'm like, Why do you like basically saying
every criticism she's ever heard about herself except the ones
that actually matter like that colonial last video that she put
out colonial as video, like your anti feminist rants, anti
feminist rants, which I think is because she didn't do any
feminist rants and therefore, she's anti feminist out,
like your anti feminist rants like the fact that you don't
give a shit about black women. Like the fact that you have
pictures of yourself have debt with a white man with a Nazi, a
swastika. Oh, yeah.
Wow, sounds all totally trover is like,
none of that talking about all the other stuff. She's just
talking about the fact that she, you know, gasps when she wins
awards, right? And you get a whole bunch of white girls rally
behind you because you came into the game, using the narrative
that you're now trying to act like, Oh, look at everybody
saying this stuff. No, girl, you absolutely did act super shocked
when you would win all those awards, and you knew that you
were going to win the award prior to winning them because
your people made sure that you won those fucking awards, right?
And we clocked it, don't be mad at everybody else and try and
make videos like this now girl because you can't act you'd be
able to see through all of this stuff. Thank
you all
along, girl.
And now we go to the final racist slam but I'll need some
help from the chat room. Please pay attention. What
was the point of doing this? We knew it did I say on this whole
last show that she was gonna come right back and do something
and you know, talk about the history of snakes. So Taylor
Swift is a liar. Taylor Swift is the first white walker
White Walker. Is that a Game of Thrones reference?
You're asking me No,
that's why I said chat room pay attention.
Will she is white walker. Well, let's do a little research that
people are saying yeah, they're trying to
well, they're saying yes, but I'd like to know is it there for
a racist? Comment? Or is this this is the shame woman or I'm
not sure
a lie or Taylor Swift is the first white walker. She's the
Twilight King. She sucks hard and I can't stand her. And high
I'm just satisfied with the fact that people finally see on a
much larger scale. What I've been trying to say that she
ain't shit. She never gon be shit. And she is walking white
lies,
walking white lies. Nice.
Race of humanoid ice creatures who come from the far north of
Westeros believed by many to be legends they have returned and
have been seen by several sworn brothers of the IS can anyone
watch this crap? are sworn brothers of the of the Knights
knights one night with an knights watch and continues and
can and countless Wildings there are a few living south of the
watch of the wall of the wall. The wall do believe they still
exist and are a threat. The White Walkers are 1000s of years
old. From the time preceding the age of of heroes of powerful and
I'm really worried John, I'm worried that this this popular
culture is flowing over from one into the next meal people are
confusing. reality which Game of Thrones
and podcaster character Yeah, he's a big fan of Game of
Thrones, I guess I
guess. Yeah. Now, this final the short clip here. This is the
retort from his co host. And this is how it's done. It's just
all the facts. Yeah, everything you said is true.
I mean, I haven't heard anything but facts facts. The thing about
Taylor Swift is it has she done the whole snake thing and
embrace it like wow, yeah, I was a lioness bitch and I was out
here scheming behind your backs and nobody trusts me because
they shouldn't trust me because I was out here lying on all
types of niggas then that will be one thing, but she turned it
into Oh, no, you guys said you wouldn't do this and you did it.
And now you made me look bad and I'm the bad girl in your movies
and all this other shit it's like, but but all of that is
true. Like you still did those things still you still live
okay? I don't know why you trying to make the song like
they painted you to be the bad guy and you weren't really the
thing about tailors that you you are the things people say about
you you really do act that way.
And no matter how much money she has, she'll never be able to
change that. That she lied. Then I died there's no evidence that
she did. And you notice that all of this is all racial it's her
against Beyonce. It's her against Kim EA the she's being
shouted down by this is
this, I think was maybe what I was trying to come up with. They
on all these shows that I'm not talking about the Extra Extra.
I'm talking about everything for any word. There's promotion for
Taylor Swift, which includes a today show. Good Morning,
America. are everywhere, everywhere. They they say that
Taylor this, because I didn't go any deeper than this. For some
reason you got caught up in it. But they say that Taylor has
been trying to start a few trying to start a feud with
Kanye and beyond say yes. And they don't. They don't get it.
They're not even involved. They don't care. Oh, it's just a one
sided thing. It's only Taylor, right? Well, yes, yes, yes. And
now I'm thinking to myself, why is this gonna sell more ragged?
So if it's not to me, Taylor Swift is the marketing whiz,
I believe he's so here's what I'd be looking for. The I would
be looking for the mainstream to flip on it. Because right now,
you know, she's a winner. She's, she's spending tons of money,
you know, to drop the album, that and I'm sure she's buying
placement, and maybe she's even buying placement on the morning
shows. Totally possible,
she definitely certainly would think. But she's already
American particular just a placement by but they,
but they love her. And when they flip, that's when shits gonna
get really bad when they flip on her and they will. That's what
that's what I'm seeing somehow, somehow we've seen this,
they're not going to flip on or if the money's coming in now,
but the money will
stop once the album promotion ends. And that's going to be you
know, whenever it is, whenever Kanye is mom died, the album
promotion will start to die down. Now, so this did lead me
down a different path about racism. And because I was, you
know, I've been watching MTV Video Music Awards, I came
across a video on MTV News video, five things you should
know about racism. And it was very surprising to me. And I
don't think I agree with it. But it is MTV. And it's a little
skit. And this girl for purposes of you not being able to see it,
black girl, and she's the main host. And then they cut back and
forced to her presumably dressed up like a white woman. Because
there's no non black, I guess, non person of color because you
couldn't be anything else in the role she's playing? You know,
she got that voice and she got the glasses on your hair's all
long and straight.
Was that not racist to white face?
Thank you. Well, because we you and I are doing something very
dumb. We are relying on the dictionary. I mean, that's very
stupid to us. Stupid, you're stupid. So I will have to
interrupt this. And we'll just go through it for a second,
I've got a challenge for you try talking about racism with your
friends, family or coworkers. And
by the way, what I think is going to happen to up to Taylor
is what happened to Katy Perry and it will marginalize her and
put her out of business. Because Katy Perry when remember that
she had the interview, and oh, I was so wrong. And I didn't see
it. I didn't understand it. And now where is she now she's
toasting the loser. VMAs lowest ratings ever. And this is over.
You gotta be careful.
I've got a challenge for you. Try talking about racism with
your friends, family, or coworkers and get ready to watch
people squirm. Let's do it. So let's push through the
discomfort. Don't worry, you can do it. We're going to talk about
racism. Well, the dictionary defines racism as the hatred or
intolerance
of another race. That's the white girl version of the host
or races.
Well, yes, but racism is a little more complicated than
that. The dictionary offers a very simple explanation, because
it's just the dictionary. If you want to understand racism, you
need to talk sociology. And sociology explains racism as a
combination of prejudice and power. Well, isn't that just
convenient? Let's just ignore what the dictionary says, No,
we're not ignoring the dictionary, just going a little
deeper. Think of it this way. If your car breaks down, you don't
look up car in the dictionary to try and fix it. You go to a
mechanic. So when it comes to get into the nitty gritty of
understanding how racism works, I say we should probably defer
to sociologists because you know, they study how people
organizations and institutions work and kind of their jobs.
There you go. Let's just start with that. I find this to be
wrong.
Well, why?
Why is the is the dictionary definition? Incorrect? Because
it says you
had the speaker you have this false analogy of the car.
That's the part that blew me away. How did the How did how
does that make any sense? If your car breaks down, you don't
look up car in the dictionary. That's what she says. You want
to look up that what a car is you look it up in a dictionary.
So let's listen in and on Understand what are you
interested in this?
I haven't cut it all. I haven't done my thing to make you mad
yet.
So here are five things everyone should understand about racism.
Talking about racism is so exhausting. It's like no matter
what I do, or what I say, someone's gonna call me a
racist. Good people can unintentionally say and do
racist things. Racism isn't just burning crosses and racial
slurs. It's not always a conscious hatred or dislike
people automatically associate you
want to say, Yeah.
Where's the sociologist that we're supposed to be going to?
Who cares? That means only I was listening
to this. And you said you want to hear more? And I'm thinking
yeah, when I hear a sociologist has to say because she makes a
point. Yeah. And now she's going to the sociologist to get her
car fixed, I guess. Yeah. And we never go to the social she's
still Blackberry.
Yes. But it's it's to me, it's very,
is she a sociologist? I don't think so.
I think she's an MTV News worker, which is only a tad
above podcaster
do racist things. Racism isn't just burning crosses and racial
slurs. It's not always a conscious hatred or dislike
people automatically associate saying something racist with
being a bad person. And while we can agree that being racist is
bad, good people can say racist things, or just wind up
supporting racist institutions and practices without even
realizing it. Oh, so now it's my fault. If I accidentally do
something, we're not playing the blame game here. But accidents
can still be hurtful. It's important. Remember that intent
isn't the issue. It's the impact. Like if I accidentally
step on your toe, it's an accident, but it still hurts.
And I can't just pretend that it didn't step on your foot. I have
to acknowledge it. Say that. I'm sorry. And be more careful with
my big ass feet.
You understand the analogy now? Yeah, he is out of control.
Yeah, once you're called out for stepping on someone's foot,
you'd be have to apologize, you got to make sure you never do it
again.
If you want to get technical, there's really no such thing as
race. We are all the human race is a social construct. race is a
social construct. But that doesn't mean racism isn't real.
A social construct is a category perception or idea created and
developed by society. And then it's applied to individuals or
groups. So yes, we're all part of the human race. But the human
race did this funny thing where they categorized everyone based
on skintone. And regions, even though social constructs are
made up,
it's kind of simplifying what happened in the we just said,
Screw it, we're categorized by skin tone and where you're from.
They're still real. I mean, money is a social construct.
Fundamentally, it's just a piece of paper, but it still keeps
people up at night and has a huge effect on our day to day
lives. Marriage, fashion, good and evil. They're all social
constructs, but they're still real things. The same is true
for race.
Any comments so far? Because we're almost done.
I'm glad we're almost comments have been purple
polka dots. I don't know why we need all of these labels. Let's
just not see race. Just see everyone the same.
colorblindness is not going to fix racism. It's a good idea in
theory, but ignoring race is not going to solve racism. race
isn't the problem treating people differently based on race
is the problem.
Okay? There is a difference here, this number getting
finally into something the sociologist is trying to
communicate it so we understand racism, because so far I'm very
confused based
on race is the problem. It's okay to see my race. I mean,
it's kind of hard to ignore how someone looks, there's nothing
wrong with seeing our differences, or differences make
us kind of cool. Okay, but when now we're going to talk about
reverse racism. Ah, here we
go. The reverse racism, reverse
racism is not a thing. I have been bullied, beaten up and call
it all sorts of names in my lifetime. And you're gonna tell
me that's not racism? Whoa, that sounds awful. I'm sorry, none of
that stuff is okay. But those are examples of racial
prejudice, not racism.
You see, this is the difference. There's a difference. But this
is consistent everywhere. I went everywhere I went to find out
about so called reverse racism, which of course doesn't exist
that exists. There's only racism. The difference is, if
it's against white people or non people of color, then it is
prejudice, not racism. How does that work for your definition?
Well, it doesn't really it's really mumbo jumbo. Let's face
reality here. Because what she just said about racism was it's
not a bad thing. It's only when you treat people differently
because of it. That's what she said the three sentences
earlier. And the only reason you treat people differently because
of it is prejudice. Yes. So the prejudice goes both ways. But
the racism terminology doesn't.
Yeah, in our current environment, you mean?
Oh, yeah, I guess it was she's she's she is displaying or she's
evidencing bad,
bad writer.
Again, she's evidencing the current situation that you're
talking about in this she's doing a pretty good job of it, I
think. And the confusion that she displays I think is, it's
right into, because this is nuts what she's saying yes. And he's
just bet this is babble. 101. mumbo jumbo.
And this is what is being taught to our children's of the land.
Yeah. And that's another thing. This is another cognitive
dissonance issue, it seems to me because none of what she says it
makes logical sense. I know that you're gonna have we have our
caveat, apparently, incognito still listens once in a while.
Oh, he does. Good. Yeah. So what he said, and I think he must
listen to one of the shows where I called him out for not
listening that look
for sure we have we have listeners of all colors and
creeds and religions? Yes. So please,
no, we have a lot of way we have Yes, we have all the we have all
the religions are represented. And this is just I'd like to
hear you guys. Incognito grow and some of our other black
listeners, not all of them, but a lot of them. Probably would
agree with her. But I don't see. I don't understand their logic
if they do.
And she'll actually finish this up in this last bit, where she
says even she's confused. Those are
examples of racial prejudice, not racism. That's because
racism isn't just about individuals, it's about
institutional power. Racial prejudice is not cool. But when
a person of color discriminates, or stereotypes of white person
because of their race, and the United States, they don't have
the institutional power to back them up and say that those
feelings are okay,
now that I disagree with, because it for instance, just to
take a simple example, the BT awards, there is institutional
power in the music business, for those awards and for BT in
general. So there are examples of black institutional power. I
think there's many more actually, if we really sat down,
let's yeah, there's companies, companies run by black CEOs,
there's all kinds of stuff, that's all institutional power.
Now, am I seeing that wrong?
Well, no, by her definition, you're seeing it wrong. Just
because a black is a CEO, doesn't mean that the operations
still doesn't exhibit standard white power institutionalism
that I can I mean, I can make that me being from Berkeley, I
can make these arguments. Right. And it would sound reasonable,
but I'm not buying it. No, no, but I think it's important. I
mean, it's almost as though it's this. This is a mechanism, it
seems to me that needs to be in play for some reason, to
benefit. Some people, this is a nonsense place one of these
things where you create a situation to give you to get
yourself to a power play. It's got nothing to do with racism.
This isn't this all is bogus.
They don't have the institutional power to back them
up and say that those feelings are okay. Institutions are
things like schools, government and military corporations, and
our justice system. All of these things shape how people color
are treated as a group and as individuals. That's because
racism is not just on a person to person basis. It's big
picture things like people would traditionally Latino or black
sounding names, having a harder time getting job interviews,
even when they have the same qualifications as white people
applying for the same job or people of color are facing
harsher prison sentences for petty crimes in comparison to
white criminals. It's also harder for people of color to
get home loans on top of housing discrimination that often keeps
them out of predominantly white neighborhoods. This is how
individual feelings about people of color are supported by
institutional power. Prejudice of any kind isn't okay. But it's
important understand that prejudice and racism aren't the
same thing. It's all about it like that. You are not the only
one. Racism is complicated and overwhelming to think about,
even for me, understanding what racism is and what it isn't, is
the first step in fighting against it.
Now I'm all for changing the meaning of words because you
can't fight that but let's do that. And let's, let's
acknowledge it. And then let's let's put our terms into the
right categories.
Let's take a break for one second dragon just mentioned
something, which is the she went into her thing about black
skinning of harsher prison sentences, we should just get
those back off and one notch to say men get a harsher sentence
than women who do the exact same crime and the difference is not
a little bid. And this stems from that movie that you kept
telling me to go watch it, which I finally did. About the men's
movement. Oh, the red pill, the red pill, I would recommend this
movie. And generally speaking, we try to exchange these sides
sucked.
I'm afraid and said recommend stuff to you.
Yeah, he does this and most of the stuff he recommend not that
it's not some it's not good. The red pill is an absolutely
fascinating movie. And it's it's written and produced and, and
stars a woman who was all in on
feminism and the hate hate the red pillars hate demand.
And she walked away from the whole thing of giving up on the
idea that you should be this way, this sort of feminist. And
that movie, the red pill, which I believe is free on it's either
Netflix or Amazon.
I think I watched it on. I don't know, it'd be the one. Yep.
It's there. It's around. It
was crowdfunded to it was crowdfunded. Yes, it
was now She's good. She is very good at she is as good as a lot
of the considered. I guess she's done a couple of other
documentaries. But this one is slick. It is very well done. I
mean, I can't You can't do a better job than she did.
Or like hearing back because I think she listens. Or maybe she
does now. I doubt it.
But if she did, if she did, does listen, good. But it's a
tremendous movie, a documentary that is about these douchebags.
And the douchebags come out smelling like a rose in this
thing. Yeah. And they're completely, completely misjudged
and mis represented was misrepresented. And in fact,
that situation we wanted to talk about a few minutes ago, you
want to some examples of nonsense that gets promulgated
and continued and pushed forward when it's when we know it's not
true. Like the Georgia Russia thing is this is about these
guys. And because I heard one of them was like some senator or
congressman, recently, you just be moaning and telling these
guys we just douchebag in the men's movements, bull crap, and
all the rest of it. And you watch this movie, I would
recommend to anybody out to vehicle it's one of the things
about this movie, because I knew that I was pushing me to watch
this movie. And so it took me a couple of weeks, but here we
are, it's been going on. And so I I am going through something
to watch rather than just constantly watching reruns of
Family Guy is this movie shows up and I said, I'll give it a
few minutes. I figure it's gonna be piece of crap. And so I'm
watching it, and I could not turn it off. I had to watch it.
I had to, it wasn't like I'm gonna turn off and watch it
later. No, you have to you I'm warning anybody wants to watch
this movie. Unless you think it's a piece of crap. Would if
you start watching it, you will be stuck there for almost two
hours around two hours long. So fair warning.
And what's interesting about it again, is and this is just a
deficit in our society, and I'm seeing it really every people
they can't people cannot be reading with the way I'm seeing
people right. And most egregious is their, their their, you know,
just people are not reading otherwise you would you just
wouldn't write you wouldn't make these grammatical error or these
grammatical errors. And so that's headlines, and then it's
the red pillars. Oh, screw those guys. Assholes. Yeah, assholes.
No one actually reads anything or looks into it. And then
again, like you said, it's a fact these guys are horrible.
They hate women. They want to propagate the patriarchy. And
I'm sure there's douchebags out there who do but that's not the
majority of the groups I saw in this as you said, outstanding
film. Yeah. So the when it comes to these issues, we got to be
very careful. And actually Morgan Freeman which popped up
in this cell just ended here. He popped up at almost all of my
searches and researching this stuff. And his advice on what to
do about racism is very clear. And he actually years ago he
started this and he's you look on YouTube, he's very
consistent. He always says the same thing. This was a with
Wallace on CBS Black History Month, you find ridiculous. Why?
You're gonna relegate my history to I'm off. Oh, come on. What
are you doing yours? Which month is white history month? Come on.
I'm Jewish. Okay,
which mother's Jewish history month?
There isn't 1001 Do you want one? No, no, no, I don't. I
don't want a Black History Month. Black history is American
history.
How are we going to get rid of racism? As among started talking
about it
I'm gonna start calling you a white man and when I asked you
to stop calling me a black man I know you as Mike Wallace you
know me as Morgan Freeman
and he's very consistent to stop talking about it the gave Don
Lemon an ear full tube stop talking about it don the stop
look at us we're two black men very successful lots of money
but people got to you got to get going Don't be a victim I don't
think that's very good first career.
Freeman freemen yeah it's not disabled I think is 00 for him
zero sum game. Yeah, it's there's no downside. I mean,
he's he's a character actor. He's tired for specific. He's
He's the Morgan Freeman character.
Speaking of which,
it goes like this. Get me Morgan Freeman. Yeah, that guy.
Well, we have a movie about God get me Morgan. He's always good.
It's
like, he could do it. He could do anything short of philia and
he's as great as fine.
I'm always tracking the the money battle between Netflix and
Amazon. And there's a new original series on Netflix. And
I'm not necessarily going to recommend you watch it. But it
is another one of these. It's Kathy Bates, a Kathy Bates
vehicle, who I believe is an Academy Award winner. And she's
a great actress. And it's yes, and it's called disjointed and
it's about a medical marijuana shop. Oh, that would be funny.
And yeah, but it also has serious undertones about you
know, PTSD and use of marijuana. But it's also Stoner. It's
really interesting. I'm not going to recommend you watch it.
Because you're gonna this is stupid. I might but it's Kathy
Bates. You know, she is a very good actor. But again,
this is she began her career as a folk singer.
No
no, I don't think I knew that.
Yeah, in fact if you can go I think on YouTube to have her
sing She's a good singer. She's a folk singer is the guitar she
plays the guitar sings folk songs and in in Hootenanny these
situations well how she got into acting well she's
making bank with this Yeah, that's how it works making banks
making bank and with that I'd like to thank you for your
courage and say in the morning to you John soon witness he
stands for constantly evidencing DeVore Ack.
And not making bank but today maybe you have a few donors. But
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there and in the morning, everybody in the chat room, no
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This was a it was we had trouble choosing the art for this
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We have two executive producers and six Associate Executive
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The party horn did. Yeah, I keep requesting you keep playing some
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Well, I think the party horns, usually we only use them for you
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And I'm happy to do that. Yeah, that one.
He wants it playing the whole time as a jingle bell and he
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That's pretty good.
I didn't know you had that one in advance.
Yeah. And he wants to know if I could play a drone again, the
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It can see I would consider no agenda low hanging fruit to real
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This is the kind of criticism
I like is the Incognito Yes.
I figured this is the kind of I like it well, incognito, send
more Bong man, you boots on the ground.
I thought it was funny that he called you out on the racist
analysis that you did in this show. And he did it in advance
of you doing it. Isn't that
great? Yeah. The guy from the future doesn't
really have any suggestions. No,
no, but that lack of depth is troubling for sure. Of course,
we're just a bunch of old straight white guys. What the
hell do
you expect? The best weekend ever? Dami?
Come on.
What's a novel format? Like you said, Yes.
We should add privilege to that John. Bunch of old straight
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we offer what we offer we are that that is what we are in
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Which you can Amandla? Yes. And you can utilize that by
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Yeah, that was a bit long.
No, I'm not talking. I'm just in general. You know. So for
instance, I read the President Lincoln said, hey, the Civil War
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said. I didn't say much more. And I but I think I specifically
said, I don't need you to weigh in on this anymore. We're not
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out that everyone still disagrees? And then they have
very long emails to prove their point. Yeah, they can do
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Do you? Oh, yes. Get your own pod. Read this stuff. Just give
us 200 bucks. And you know, although we have some of the
emails down over there, yeah.
No, let's not. Let's not promote that.
We've got them down.
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somebody sent me downstairs, I didn't bring it up. I made a
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Various guys writing does it like it is his Yeah. I should
get some I have joke writer friends. I can actually get
material. Yeah. Yeah. You always get Marty to do it. If he's he
probably overboard now. We stopped reading his gags. And
that was Dan. Oh,
wow. Sorry. Come on. Marty. Come back. Oh. So I had a quick lunch
with the former New York banker. Again, yes, this is what we had
a dinner, get a room and now I have updated Gary Cohn
information. Ah, yes. This is what you wanted. I did. Gary
David Cohen, who was the President's financial advisor,
then is he a Goldman guy?
Probably think so.
So the reason why he is staying right now with the
administration and not leaving despite incredible peer pressure
from the Jews.
At that news was get rid of Miller.
No, no, no, the Jews are saying that Gary Cohn. He's not a good
Jew. If he stays that. Remember that whole letter that was going
on? They call him out. They call him out specifically? Wheeler's
a Jew to I think could be it doesn't matter it but they call
out Gary Cohn specifically, as you know, and you know, also
Jared Kushner shoe baju. The reason why he's staying is he
believes that he will be the next Federal Reserve Chair. And
if he leaves he's afraid Minuchin will get it. How about
that's interesting about that? Yeah. And Mnuchin it was daddy.
He was one of the founders of Goldman Sachs. And what a dick
that guy is. Yeah, that's his third wife. Chin. Yeah. The one
who tweeted the you liked him because he has Tourette's? i
Yeah, I like that part. But he looked he's given Tourette's a
bad name.
Well, nobody dissociates him with Tourette's. I'm the guy.
I'm the only ones ever noticed it. It's got
his have Tourette's has gotten a little better. Maybe they have
some cool medication. They give people like, Oh, God, we got
another one.
He's doing the same thing you do is self aware.
But I think that's an interesting bit of tidbit of
information.
Those guys are in competition. Yes. Yeah. The real President.
Yes.
For The Real president of the World. Exactly. The real job,
the job that really matters. Yeah.
Wow. Okay. Well, I'm glad you're keeping up with this. I like the
fact that these guys stay in the gossip stream.
Yeah. Oh, yeah, definitely. Well, he goes back to New York
just to stay in the stream. Yeah. So Well, good. Yeah. And
we're buds. We're, we're buds the brain now the brain doctors
lost. He's gone. He's actually posting articles about how
stupid we are that we don't understand that Harvey was about
climate change. That's his contribution. Oh, yeah. Very
good. Makes sense, doesn't it?
Boy, you haven't extended but since we never had a hurricane
in history, until climate change.
And me and we were promised a whole bunch of them.
Oh, yeah, I remember that. Yeah. When that big one that monster
Katrina hit, they said it was going to be this is it every
year, but that was 10 years ago. And now we've had one. Now, all
right. I got a couple of shorties here. This is something
that has to do with the Houston situation. They were doing an
announcement before that. That's that factory blew up. They have
made hoses or whatever. Yeah. And this is guy that came out. I
wanted to play this clip before. This is this dick that comes out
to give a press conference about them about this thing going to
blow and what was going to be dangerous as a smoke going to be
dangerous where the team of guys are screaming and waving their
arms get out of the way it's going to be terrible. But I play
this clip.
Smoke fields sending 15 sheriff's deputies to the
hospital. Worried residents are getting mixed messages from the
government. Local officials downplay the danger. What does
it mean for people's health?
Was it mean for people so you don't want to stand in smoke, do
you? So the sheriff says it's
like a campfire. So the things burning there are no more
dangerous than a campfire. Yeah, did
not say this. You don't want to inhale smoke. Yeah. I mean,
that's plain and simple.
But from FEMA, the message was more alarming as the plume is
incredibly
dangerous.
Yeah, we have we have you go ahead. Who was that dick? I
don't know who that
you don't understand this smoke, do you? You don't want to stand
and smoke. Oh, it's just it's got to be like, it's like I
can't fire. Hey, you mean it's dangerous and the camphor? I
didn't say that. I said there's no you don't want to stand in
smoke and breathe smoke Daft Punk.
That's a dick. Yeah, I agree with
that guy become a spokesperson for anyone.
I don't know, I got an email from someone who asked to remain
anonymous. I'm just looking forward here. He and He is a
high ranking official. Just in the vicinity of this, trying to
be as obscure as I can. But when you know when there were cops
who came over to you know, to kind of keep an eye out. They
were given they were given a gas mask and one of those chemical
strips you know, if it turns orange, you should be getting
the hell out of there. And the end and so whoever's in charge
of those guys that you know, you're not standing there at all
out everyone out there. I think it's much more dangerous than is
being led on.
Well, I got to mix the all I found out so far about what's
there. Glad you do. I'm sure there's PVC polyvinyl chloride
is really nasty to breathe. But nobody's said anything about
smelling that. But they did mention there's a bunch of
peroxides that are being used. And those are just, they're not
like, necessarily toxic. Well, they're not. They're not safe,
but they're not talking about they explode. peroxides are the
most dangerous thing in a chemical lab, generally
speaking. Yeah. And they just go off just blow up. The reason we
had when I was at Union oil, we had a bunch of we had peroxides
they were kept separately, some different kinds of peroxides not
hydrogen peroxide, but the other ones, some other ones. And they
he'd had to throw them out every six months. Because they started
to do unstable. Yeah, they just blow it take the lab out. Yeah.
Well, that's not the biggest of Houston's problems. Did you? Did
you see I'm not going to spend too much time on it. Did you see
the the document that's been floating around that shows that
just before Harvey hit land in above Reeves, Texas, they were
seeding the clouds for rainfall I don't know if the documents
real I can't find an official
crab diet looks eating the clouds but that would do it.
It looks real. Let me just see where's Reeves Texas how far far
is that from next day from Houston.
Reeves Superman
What's that? Yeah, your line? Yeah, very funny. Reeves well,
was probably just a small town small Texas town with a guy
talks like this.
That's exactly what it is. That's that's pretty much the
way all of us are here.
Or there. You got to think about texts actually, especially when
it's coming in from middle technology to talk
about this is total bull crap. That's almost that's almost a
Dahlia. That's almost near El Paso. CEO. Okay. All right.
Do they weren't seeing any clouds there? Yeah, fact checks.
Awesome. Okay,
we're done with that then.
Okay, I've got a couple of here's the one now this was an
interesting native ad that cuz it's funny that you would be on
the pop culture bandwagon today. And so I got I'm on the pop
culture bandwagon with a with a piece from extra that looked
like a absolute look like a piece. It looks like you know,
one of the package a package package is a package. But it
wasn't it was an advertisement. Sorry. I'm sorry. Listen to
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I naturally have hectic days especially before the back to
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That was a, what was interesting to me about that native ad? Was
the editing within the ad itself. They were doing close
clip. So the girl would say, well, she did she get cut, and
she'd be talking again, there were a lot of really tight cuts
in there that had really kind of screwed up the flow, it seems to
me, if you listen to it, I'm sure you must have heard about
10 Oh, it's totally. And I was wondering, will it drive? So
this is a native ad. And I went back and I looked at the
waveforms and the timing, so
I guess we can go see the letters. Yeah, they must it must
have been 15 Maybe even
there was a ton of edits. So the package the add the
advertisement was exactly one minute.
TF source save
probes, one minute one minute ad and that's what they got. I
gotta get the RAID card for this stuff. I wonder what either way
you think that they give them a little bit of a break? I mean,
they buy this spot, they give you one minute and they cut the
thing up so tight that they won't even let the person Sani
you finish the sentence right? And it was I thought it was just
that is to me was outrageous that it was cut down so it could
be exactly one minute the total wireless Hello Yeah,
great job. Great job. It's beautiful. I just want the RAID
card I want to know how expensive that is. You can get
it you can get yeah just ask you know that's good. I love the way
you did that ad with what
you told me what the cost is for such an ad I'm thinking I might
want to do something like that I've been just another
it's another Democracy Now clip I want to get out of the way
this is it says a Parson is the clip but it means a pardon this
I when I heard this I've never thought about this until I heard
this particular clip. This is they they're just going nuts
especially the Democrats about this Joe our Pio thing which was
I guess a he's being pardoned for contempt of court or so
stupid thing. Yes. But let's play this and I'll tell you
what, my bitches
on Capitol Hill Democratic members of the House Judiciary
Committee are demanding a hearing into why President Trump
pardoned the notorious racist Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio who
is convicted
What did she call him? Notorious racist totally Schiff
on Capitol Hill Democratic members of the House Judiciary
Committee are demanding a hearing into why President Trump
pardoned the notorious racist Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio, who
is convicted of contempt of court for defying a court order
to stop his deputies from racial profiling. All 17 Democratic
members of the committee signed a letter to Republican chair Bob
Goodlatte calling the pardon of gross injustice and saying it's
quote highly problematic for the President to simply dismiss a
pending criminal matter. The letter came as a federal judge
refused to throw out our pious conviction for contempt of
court, even though Trump's pardon will keep him out of
prison, ordering our Pio to appear in court on October 4,
our Pio attorneys had asked US District Judge Susan Bolton to
vacate her finding that our Pio is guilty of a crime.
That means he'll be convicted you'll get the get the
conviction of the sentencing and he just doesn't have to serve
it. That what I'm understanding that
happened I don't know what you're where it's gonna go down.
But I realized, because I remember during the entire Obama
administration all along there Obama the whole first eight
years to the very end, he was Obama's a jerk because he never
pardon anybody hasn't pardon anybody. Pardon one guy. They're
going on and on about his pardons not being up to snuff.
That and a few other things that he did were not taught you
weren't enough of them. Right. And then at the end of his is,
He pardons like a million people? No,
no, let's not say that. But I think it was 12 100k. Now, it's
not a million. Why did you say a gajillion then?
Okay, you're right. So 1200 You weren't and I realized that
Clinton did the same thing when he pardoned Marc Rich and all
these
douchebags and interesting, interesting sidenote, we need to
remember to mention these things. The James Comey was
instrumental in the mark rich pardon.
Yeah, it's pretty such
how you know what I'm saying
right before what I'm saying.
Right before he threw Martha Stewart in jail. Right big mass
throw Martha Stewart big man, by the way, notorious racist, great
rap name.
That is a great rap name, especially with spelled ra c i s
s SS
notorious racists. I caught a little heartbreak I caught a
different description of our Peyo with a little beautiful
politically correct language use In this this is from a new
website to me at least fair f a i r fair.org. We got to keep an
eye on this one I haven't got I only found it this morning. So I
haven't looked into it don't know who's behind it, but it's
where they say Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting. Yeah,
this is not new digital Chihuahua. No, because it says
challenging media bias since 1986. Yeah, but they do little.
I think these some of these may air on NPR. It sure sounds like
it.
There's a great deal to be said about Donald Trump's pardon for
criminal racist Joe our Pio.
I like that one too. Ladies and gentlemen, notorious racist meat
criminal races. That's harsh man. Was he convicted? He wasn't
convicted of racism. The sheriff for God's sake wasn't convicted
of racism. I don't care but he did. But I do but not a
convicted criminal racist.
There's a great deal to be said about Donald Trump's pardon for
criminal racist Joe Arpaio, the former sheriff of Maricopa
County, Arizona, charged with criminal contempt for refusing
to comply with a court order that he stopped
unconstitutionally profiling Latina X people. While our Pio
was a cable TV favorite. The Latina X people his policies
targeted were not Did you hear
it? Latina X yes
Latina x this is the Are they from
New Jersey?
No know of how months ago there was a clip. We played it. Maybe
I still have it somewhere. That you no longer say Latino you
can't say Latinos or Latinos because the minute hold on a
second. A bitch I have it. Yes. This is that stupid YouTube
woman 10 annoying things all Latinx What the heck is she? I
don't want to listen to it. The point was, you can't we have to
remove Latina and Latino. Because whenever a man joins a
group, then it's Latinos. And that's all it always defaults to
the mail. That's how they're dressed how their language
works.
That's the way the language works.
So no longer you're hearing it here. You just say Latina x
looks like Kleenex,
Teaneck, New Jersey,
Latina X Kleenex. I don't know what they're trying to do, but
that is the new term. I
have not heard this. At all. In the Bay Area. We have a lot of
Le t whatever you Latins got it. We have a lot of Latins and
Chicanos in the Bay Area, and I've never heard this term.
Well, I'm not buying it. It's not going to catch on nobody's
gonna say it. Teaneck. I
like it that they're doing that they're using it. I like that
white people are using it. That's my favorite part.
White people who seem to be screwed up. Especially as for
the purpose of the Incognito
That's right. White people are no good. Damn it. We're crazy.
Okay, back to back to the maryada miscellaneous clip edge.
How about
you just make an observation. You've had an interesting cough
and I've heard it on DH unplugged. Are you okay?
It's from getting hoarse from talking too much.
You got to stop cut back on the podcasting, bro.
Bro well, that started let's let's back up a little bit and
do the this week ahead from the Charlie Rose weekly show.
Oh yes. We always love listening to this.
And here's a look at the week ahead. Sunday is the BRICS
annual summit in GMN. China.
Monday is Labor Day. Tuesday is the day Congress returns from
recess. When Wednesday is the 20th anniversary of Princess
Diana's funeral.
Thursday is the day the New England Patriots and the Kansas
City Chiefs kick off the NFL regular season. Friday is the
day former congressman Anthony Weiner is sentenced in his
sexting case. Saturday is the women's final of the US Oh wow.
A dynamic segment.
You know, every time I hear that segment, who's picking these
things? Well, I
liked the Anthony Weiner sentencing.
Was that the thing to look forward to? Oh, come on. You
should we look forward to I guess he may be the football
game. But why would you look forward to who cares about
Anthony Weiner? I care. Yes, sure. You do.
Yeah. Well, it's gonna show me well, we will dominate the news
cycle I guarantee and this report
is this Shimon thing has already happened. He said a g min. Is
Big Meeting in the BRICs. Yeah, and I have a report. It's
already I mean, this has been underway for days. Yes. It's not
like cat starting on Saturday. So let's play big BRICS meeting.
This is very interesting stuff,
non tariff barriers to facilitate trade among the BRICS
countries.
In the past for one year, we achieved a lot in BRICS
cooperation institution, such as, you know, the five countries
United for the International institutional reform. Also, we
push the IMF reform, we push the international trade reform, and
we use for call fraud the next wave for economic globalization.
While some observers doubted the robust the development and
momentum of the BRICS countries, many experts said it will become
increasingly clear that closer cooperation among the BRICS
countries will have a positive impact on global order. Over the
years, the fortunes of the BRICS may have risen or fallen, and
each BRICS country has its own challenges. Experts believe as
long as the five BRICS countries stay united, the BRICS will
never lose this last. Rather, it will shine evermore brightly.
Maybe we should just explain the bricks for a moment. I don't
like this. Yeah, just go ahead and
do Yeah, the BRICS Brazil, monster company, a country,
South America, the biggest country south of the equator.
Wage always the company country, the future, and it comes and
goes and but it's got a lot of potential. But they teamed up
with South Africa, which just just for the purposes of the s,
I don't know what South Africa can contribute to this group.
But you've got Russia, China and India. This is a nasty group of
people in terms of the potential for power
and the power. Yes, the power the world order.
Yeah, the world order. So I don't know I've always skeptical
about the BRICs. And now we have this report, which is another
report from China. If you listen to the Chinese news, you can get
some of the stuff not discussed here. That's for sure.
I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Okay, I'm trying to I'm trying to hit your
cues. But
yeah, you're doing Yeah, you some days. This is fantastic.
And I think I'm the one screwing up
you it's your brain.
It's the hottest.
Russia's space industry has made great achievements over the
course of its history. But after the collapse of the Soviet
Union, its space program has suffered from a chronic shortage
of funds. In order to keep it afloat in the face of ever
rising costs. Russia is looking for international partners and
collaboration. Besides working with the US and Europe, a
promising deal is about to be signed with China
program. This agreement covers five areas of collaboration with
our Chinese partners, duna and deep space exploration,
developing special materials, of course, collaboration in the
areas of satellite systems, or as both remote sensing and then
from this year, we plan to introduce a new area that will
cover space debris research,
the idea and possibility of once again, having humans returned to
the moon has floated around for quite some time. After this
deal, that prospect is turning into reality. This is not the
first base agreement between China and Russia. But it is the
first to cover a partnership spanning five years, a period
that allows for more ambitious plans and goals to be achieved.
But is it sufficient
in several areas in which it should be improved my study, it
is necessary to bring in political decisions that need to
say that piloted space missions, we will go together with China,
but we are inviting other countries to join us.
Now the question is, Will Elon be selling services to them?
The road that would be interesting. He's a commercial
enterprise after all. And he's you could die
well, or you may be restricted. Hmm.
That makes no sense. It makes sense to me. Well, yeah, from
our perspective, I'm looking forward to them landing on the
moon. If those guys even get a little bit close, if they
actually get to the Van Allen belt, you're gonna see some very
panic people at NASA.
We'll find out. Eventually, somebody's going to do something
eventually someone will actually land on the moon.
So we have another local story, which is kind of annoying. Yeah.
I have the same one. But it will play your direction. San
Francisco counselor.
Yeah, I got a few extra clips on that here that. Oh, you have a
long. I have a little just a quickie on. Just a quickie to
lead us into it. This is from your local news station
helicopter shot
and shopper five over the Russian consulate in San
Francisco. Check this out. Good morning. From the chimney, the
US government ordered the consulate to shut down by
tomorrow. And now the consulate staff is probably sitting there
destroying records rushing to clear out the building. But
check this out. They'll smoke gum, but I'll play you a clip.
The Trump administration has
to stop stopping stopping.
It was a spare the air day.
Oh, really? Yeah.
Ah, explain that to everybody, please.
Well, in the Bay Area, we have these things called spare the
air because I got into a beef with my wife about this because
as I'm cooking outside and a barbecue because I'm not gonna
heat up the house any hotter than it is by cooking inside.
And she says it's a spare the Air Day. It's a spare the Air
Day. And so
is that is that your interpretation of Mimi? Yes,
crap.
She can do it too, by the way. She does. You don't do that
voice.
Oh, you should hear her Do you
know you can imagine. So. So I said, I don't care. Being an air
pollution inspector. So but I did care. Because I care. I
care. And I looked it up, you can grill on spare the air days
in the Bay Area. Very little known fact. And I thought about
this because I remember when I was in air pollution district
decades ago, they had this thing that went on it about open fires
and burning and wood and all the rest of it. If anything involved
cooking. It was exempt. There was a big deal. Oh, okay. I
can't do Oh, do you start studying don't let people cook
and they're gonna die. And so somebody Jerry man gerrymandered
the cooking thing into the process somehow and so I looked
it up and there it was, you know, they don't advise it. But
they they're not going to find you already. But you can't burn
that stuff in the fireplace like they did in the Russian
Consulate. Just yeah, you know,
so they violated local ordinance those damn Russians. Today
the Trump administration has ordered Russia to close its
consulate in San Francisco and to do so by this Saturday.
Russia also has to scale back its diplomatic presence in
Washington, DC and New York gave us Janet Katsuyama is in our
newsroom tonight to explain what's behind this and what it
means for Northern Californians Northern California's Russian
community. Jana
Frank, this is just the latest in a series and put them in a
camp of retaliatory actions between the US and Russia. Just
weeks ago, Russia kicked out some American diplomats in
retaliation for US sanctions over Russia's election
interference. Still, many people were shocked by this closure.
The San Francisco consulate is one of the oldest in the US and
it prompted a rush to get in the doors before they shut for good
Saturday.
There's that rash again. Did she say Rush? Rush? Oh, I thought
she said Rush. Okay.
Many people were shocked by this closure. The San Francisco
consulate is one of the oldest in the US and it prompted a rush
to get in the doors before they shut for good Saturday. Above
the Russian consulate in San Francisco, the red white and
blue of the Russian flag was still flying along Green Street
people waited at the gate outside the building in Pacific
Heights after hearing news about the United States ordering
Russia to close the consulate by Saturday. It was a huge shock.
This woman from Pleasant Hill was among many who rushed over
to try and complete paperwork before the deadline. Alright, so
drive up today to get my passport. Olga Tyler COVID from
Emeryville says she has friends planning to fly up Friday after
hearing about the closure.
They are coming from South California tomorrow. Given that
a lot of emphasis us emphasis in Russia is expected.
The State Department says it was in retaliation for Russia's
decision to limit US diplomats in Russia.
Our goal is really to find a way to get to better relations
between our two countries.
The Russians expelled over 700 US diplomats a few weeks ago in
retaliation for the sanctions imposed by Congress. We really
haven't seen this kind of thing with Russia since the Cold War.
Steven xun is a politics professor at the University of
San Francisco says the consulate closure is also closing a
chapter of San Francisco's history.
The Russian consulate has been here in the city since 1852. It
is the longest running consulate in the entire United States. It
goes back to the time of the czars
San Francisco is home to 1000s of Russians and Russian
Americans with churches, businesses and strong roots and
history in the city. For many the consulate closure represents
more than a loss of convenient travel documents and support for
cultural programs. It is also a sign of the times.
This is you're going to keep one open in Seattle. and Missouri or
someplace, but why are they closing? This one is 1852. Well,
I was very annoyed by the history of this standard. No, is
that old?
I have a couple of things to say about this. First, let's listen
to the rt timeline. They have a little different version than
that report.
Well, let's have a quick look, then it's where this tit for tat
actually started back in December.
That's a phrase from the chaise tit for tat. Like, where does
that come from? Tit for tat. I'm hoping it has something to do
with breasts. But I'm not sure I actually really doubt it. Well,
you can look that up. Well, let's
have a quick look then at where this tit for tat actually
started and back in December, and then President Barack Obama
expelled 35 Russian diplomats over claims of election
meddling, President Putin, though, didn't retaliate.
Instead, he invited the children of US diplomats from Russia to a
New Year party, actually, at the Kremlin. However, then in July,
after the US passed new sanctions against Russia, Moscow
expelled hundreds of US diplomats cutting their level to
the same number that Russia has in the US. After that Trump
extended the sanctions following a congressional vote. And now
Washington has closed the Russian consulate in San
Francisco.
So they they omit the hacking of the election. They're the they
just added in the US just ratcheted up some sanctions. So
whether it's true or not, then I do have the the RT report, which
again is very different from what you played for us. But
that's kind of the geniusness of it. I guess. So
while the US plans to say should the Russian trade mission in
Washington already on Friday, it was reported that the FBI was
planning to search the General Consulate premises in San
Francisco, which means that in just a few hours, staff members
will have to clear their promises for the US security
services to conduct the such now it will not only be carried out
to trust us consulate offices but also adds the apartments of
staff who live in the building and who have diplomatic
immunity. Now US authorities have ordered staff members and
their families. And we do know that some families have children
and babies to leave their homes for up to 12 hours. Now Russia's
diplomatic staff was given quite a short notice. Only a 36 hours
warning. Now the State Department has said that the
facilities will be close and an entry or access there will be
granted only with a special permission for a ministry
spokeswoman MIT has ahead of us slammed these us intentions. She
called it a rate and an invasion in the consulate office and home
chef staff. She also said that the orders of the US authorities
pose a direct threat to security of Russian citizens and also
seriously violate international norms on diplomatic and conflict
relations.
We are talking about invasion of the consular officers and
departments of diplomatic staff with letter being asked to leave
not to stand in the way of the FBI, we reserve the right to
retaliatory actions. However, this is not our choice. It's
been forced upon us
this diplomatic route has been unfolding quite rapidly in the
past few days. Now, Russia says that this conflict wasn't
started by Moscow but the US administration, both sides
continue to said that they do want to establish good
relations. But given the latest circumstances, it is really
unclear whether it's still possible.
Now my understanding from our producers in the what do you
call them in the diplomatic circles is this is a rather
dangerous game to play entering a consulate of another country.
And that's why they use the word invasion. In that report can be
legally seen as an act of war. It was one thing to say you got
to go home. It's another thing to it's their turf the way it's
supposed to work. Yeah, the American Embassy their country,
actually it's their country. Correct. So that it is
technically an invasion. And I don't know if this is Tillerson,
if this is it sounds more like a hold generals. It is happening
in the background of bricks, which is the timing is should
not go unnoted.
Right, exactly the same time. So and in fact, bricks are the
bricks meeting in that this week in advance or whatever it's
called. specifically mentioned, it's starting on Saturday, which
is not true but they but it seems to me that it was like a
message.
Do they say Saturday or Sunday?
Sunday Sunday? Yeah. Yeah, Sunday would be Sunday would be
the day they have to be completely out supposedly, and I
believe the Russian know what's your God? I don't know how they
can do this. To be honest about it.
It's not okay. I don't know. why we're doing it? I mean, no, I do
know why it's the plant bugs obviously not looking for
anything. Or the plant stuff.
newest technology. Yeah.
The newest technology. And once again, just as a side note, our
embassy in and this may be this could be related. Our embassy in
Cuba was attacked again with a sonic weapon.
How did he get that piece of news?
Well, let me read it to you. Here we go new Sonic attack.
It's not from the most trustworthy source. But new
Sonic attack is reported in Cuba with 19 US diplomats now
suffering mysterious health problems. Another Sonic attack
against US diplomats at the embassy in Havana is feared to
have taken place in August. The news incident is said to affect
another three diplomats bringing the total number of people
harmed to 19. Some lost the hearing others suffer mild brain
injuries. And you know, you could see this as a Russian
possibly Russian attack. Consider considering it's clear
you can see it as it mean there were Cubans keep saying they
want to investigate it. You can see it as another kind of a
different way of getting into the place to plan bugs.
She I mean, they could just ask, Hey, get the hell out. So we
plant the bugs. You don't have to give people brain damage.
Well, they may have already done that. I mean, just Yeah. The
newest tech. No, I would like to know what the newest bug tech
note we must have. Yes, we must have some split. I'm sure we do
have spooks that. No. There's probably some dynamite new bug
technology.
Heather nauert said on Friday, she's the State Department
spokes hold. We can't rule out new cases as medical
professionals continue to evaluate members of the embassy
community as a community. Why isn't this getting a lot of
attention? And if we hate Russia shows show show Russia. We hate
Russia so much. Why don't we yell about it like we do
everything else? Russia?
I don't know. There must be some tit for tat.
Ah, which stems from tooth for tooth or this for that?
Yes, but it's actually a variant of of it came out of a parable,
the spider and the fly from 1556. Oh, and it also the words
were interchangeable a tip tap tit and tat. And it was and then
it became popularized by by a Cockney. Comedian, us who used
to wear a tit for hat. Uh huh. And it just kind of became the
meeting is what it is, which is what you just said. But the way
it came about is pretty sketchy. Fresh from the chair.
Oh, I was going somewhere, baby.
We need to do more phrase from the chaise stuff. Just 33
minutes of no agenda
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Yes. That's nice, man. That's nice.
Yeah, it was good. I think a record breaker. Yeah.
Hey, you know, I'm following the algos. It's kind of my job. My
job.
We need a jingle.
Yes.
Yes, we do. The algos. Following the algos. Following the algos.
Yeah, following the algos. I don't think it was something you
could
do it with. Well, so first I just want to give you a little
example of how these things are dumb. There's no AI in there.
We're machine learning. As the Amazon Echo, I will not say her
name is so dumb. The good example of how to use the Amazon
Echo algo is so dumb. How dumb is it? That if I say, Alexa, add
bread to the shopping list. And then Tina says Alexa, add bread
to the shopping list. She doesn't recognize the double
entry.
So it just says bread on there twice. Yes. Bread Bread, bread
bread. So what
I'm just saying this is not all this if this is the state of AI
today. I'm not too worried.
What does it differentiate Tina's request for bread from
your request for bread is possible. No, it does just
possible. That doesn't know. Oh, that was not I was thinking it
was possible that you both have your own preferences for a
specific type of bread. And thus, Alexa is doing which the
Alexa is told to do.
No, she does not know what she's doing. Okay, now, this will
become important, these algorithms
wouldn't know.
There's some legislation in the EU, which you and I have not
looked at. I know, it's more my beat. So I'm diving into it.
This is the GDPR. This is the general data protection
regulation for the European Union. And we know that there's
been all kinds of lawsuits and all kinds of stuff with
passenger records, but also companies like Google and Amazon
and Apple and others holding data in European data centers.
There's all kinds of stuff that that you have to adhere to. And
unlike the United States, where we if we just let the
intelligence services do whatever they want, and thus
also Google and Amazon and everybody else, they know best
Yeah. But they also they they hold their feet to the fire. We
know the EU finds these companies all the time and for
billions of dollars. So here's an interesting piece from the
GDPR The General Data Protection Regulation, article 22 automated
individual decision making including profiling, this is
about algos, the data subject shall have the right not to be
subjected to a decision based solely on automated processing,
including profiling, which produces legal effects
concerning him or her in similarly significantly affects
him or her. So, you have the right
can you summarize what you just said, in
the European Union, you have the right to opt out of an algorithm
making a decision for you. Okay. That pretty much means every
single social network, it means all the chopping algorithms, all
the decision making, you need to have the right to opt out of it.
Paragraph one shall not apply. However, if it is necessary for
entering info or performance of a contract between the data
subject and a data controller. I have no idea what that means.
Or, and this is a good one, if it is authorized by the union or
a member state law to which the controller is subject and which
also lays down suitable measures to safeguard the data subjects
rights and freedoms and legitimate interests, or is
based on the data subjects explicit consent. So the first
thing we'll see if it hasn't happened already is the terms of
service will probably change, they will have to, but with
that, they will have to make it very clear that they are doing
all kinds of stuff, making decisions for you. But this goes
much further than just the social networks. It goes to job
applications with a lot of those are also done algorithmically. I
think if they start enforcing this, this will be this will be
a big deal, particularly for American companies.
Well, I believe is probably done for the sole purpose of screwing
over American companies
wouldn't surprise me. Wouldn't surprise me.
Because now it sounds as though you can't do anything. No less
the union. Okay, is it what is that?
They actually say? They're gonna say value and you just say union
or state member? I guess it's the same the Union member state
member, I guess kind of the same thing? Well, no, it isn't.
Because otherwise that wouldn't put two different words in
there. It's something we don't understand. But I look forward
to this. I look forward to people finally understanding
what algorithms are and what they're doing to your life, what
they're doing to your face bag feed what they're doing to
everything.
Yes, they're out there and they suck. They're not even very
good.
That's the problem. Some of them could be dangerous.
I mean, this is the this is one of the things that's I think
I've bitched about this in the newsletter more than I do on the
show which is the bad you know, the mark the way the marketing
goes What do you mean are they well, you know, where you go to
your website and there's been tracking you like a dog for a
while and seeing what you want to we can add you when served
and it serves you and and for some you just bought? Yes. My
family does that all the time.
Apparently it works. Apparently people then some, somehow it
does benefit to it. I don't understand it wasn't the
promise.
Split up where the promise and the promise we should talk about
for a second. The promise is that you get your track like a
dog, so they see what websites you went to everyone's all these
cookies. Zeke Good to be here in there. And they people look at
each other's cookies and say, Oh, these already really likes
to be at that fly fishing site is, is obviously a fly Fisher.
And when they see you maybe look something up, you know once for
just some maybe you wanted to know what it was needed a
definition but no, they think you want to buy it. So if you
look something up because you want to definition or you want
to see maybe makes the best one or you or a friend of yours
asked about something you don't know what he's talking about
till you look it up. And so all of a sudden, the algo thinks you
want to buy it. And when you don't want to buy it and more
just want to know about it. Yeah, they start pummeling you
with ads and ads and ads. This is I don't want to be tracked,
like a dog a, I turned off all those things, Microsoft comes up
with a message everyone's gonna say, you should check your
privacy settings, turn them all off. It comes up, it's great.
You click Yes on that. And it comes up on the screen. And
there's a whole bunch of settings, turn them all off.
It's fantastic. But it makes a huge difference.
Interestingly, it doesn't stop the annoying ads in Skype, which
I pay for.
I don't know why, but I'm not getting annoying ads and Skype.
And I'm not paying for it.
Maybe you don't start it up all the time. Maybe that's it?
Oh, no, I keep it. It's kind of like if you keep
it open, they may not get in the cycle. Yeah, it's
probably. But But anyway, these ads are useless. And it's that
kind of violation. The whole idea of targeted advertising,
which I talked about in a recent newsletter, the whole idea of
targeted advertising is is the way it was done in the magazines
and they can't seem to do it right anymore. bills if had the
best handle on it, you'd always say well, you create a world and
then when you're in that magazine, all you get is ads for
the world in that world modern bright it'd be all every ad is
about guns, guns and ammo. All the guns just as about guns and
ammo. No, no ads for cars, no ads for top aid. Yeah, no ads
for any of that other stuff. And as soon as I know this MPC
magazine was still being published. Soon as if died.
Boom, there's a Ford ad.
Of course, the old man finally gone.
Yeah, we're gonna run for it. Because you get a better getting
a commission for some guy. Nobody cares about the theory.
When it's like I get a commission from Ford. I'm going
to make a bunch of money. That was that. But I've seen this
before these these these ideas are hopeless. I'm done. I don't
know anything else. Yeah.
Yeah. And there's an increasing amount of certainly millennials
who are who have beliefs that someone is listening to their
conversations as products if
anyone cared?
I think they are still there are some there's knowledge people
are getting woke. People are getting woke to this stuff. It
takes a long time. Look, I can't I don't want to call Millennials
just kids these days. These kids that getting bored, you know,
like, what can we gotta research some stuff, we're bored. And
they're finding things this there's a tipping point
happening as well, which is signified by multiple things
regarding on Tifa. And then being violent. Forget the news
stories about how FBI labeled them a terrorist group years
ago, and they've been on the list that, you know, that's not
gonna get any play, but seeping into the mainstream narrative,
including political leaders is, you know, it's kind of
everyone's kind of both sides of kind of violence. This is Pelosi
come with a an attitude. I'm not talking about Trump supporters.
I respect Trump supporters. I don't like characterizations of
them that are being made. But I do not support those who attract
white nationalist white supremacist those who do all
Heil Hitler, and that is what the danger of it is. People have
a right to express themselves and other people have a respite
to respond to it. There should never be any violence involved
in that
and then later in the statement Pelosi said she specifically
said Antifa didn't hear it no not in here later she made a
statement she written statement written statement but the real
tipping point was this to me interesting exchange between
Whoopi Goldberg and joy bei har as in will be has the the First
Amendment down pat and it's really it's funny to watch this
clip because she's wearing a black pussy hat and it's like
it's my brain is was trying to process everything. But they are
being she makes she makes a claim about and you know, she's
such a great first amendment, but you know, when it comes to
hate speech, oh, well, that's a different story. yeah you're
gonna say some
No I
just bumped the mic sorry I can't say this strongly enough
you can protest any speaker you want to the minute you get
violent you say you protesting because you want to protect
people and stuff and then you go on burn people stop what the
hell man whoever it is it all happened in Berkeley and you
should not you can you can protest and say we don't want to
speak on Junko here and because the problem with you saying stop
this this person can come is the person you want to come then
we'll be stopped by somebody else. It wasn't Martin
Luther King that always talked about when you get violent you
betray the message of what your
loser how you lose your
protest is in the outside agitators. So the protesters did
not do this.
But we don't know. That's the that's the profit. You get you
get. Everyone gets lumped together and it becomes the
narrative becomes all the protesters did the work. So what
I'm saying is, listen, outside entertainers, you're not
helping. You're not helping because you are burning people's
businesses. You are sending people back what the hell man
protest all you want to stop
talking about whether he has a right to protest.
He just said everybody has the right
has a right to speak. But basically, when I was in
college, they really vetted people who are going to speak
there were you know, there was a you know, maybe that people like
JFK would come to the school. You know what I mean? It wasn't
just some you
know what I mean? How old is she if she was in college when JFK
came to speak? How old is she?
She's very old. She's in her 70s I believe they Hobbie 80s Now,
stop. Yes. I'm not joking.
Stop the show.
Oh, hold on. Now we're gonna do a so we're gonna do a thing and
we'll look it up.
Yeah, we're gonna consult the book of knowledge. She's 74
You're right,
too, of course. But do you think it was kidding? Um, take this
show very seriously.
I was in college. They really vetted people who are going to
speak there we you know, there was a you know, maybe she saw
like, JFK would come to the school. You know what I mean? It
wasn't just some troll on the internet. But
yeah, in 90s Yeah, in the 60s, they would look for these trolls
from the internet. They let him come to campus
you know what I mean? It wasn't just some
you know what I mean? You hear me browse the internet
but which is what this guy basically
is that what that was not
Yeah, cuz I don't think any more proud of us. He
was invited by the Republican, Young's Republican.
I mean, I'm the first First Amendment person here I'm
I'm the been the first I'm the number one I got a big foam
finger. I am the First Amendment woman.
I mean, I'm the first First Amendment person here I really
believe in it. But this
I really believe in it. It's true. Hear me out. I believe in
the First Amendment.
I mean, I'm the first First Amendment person here I really
believe in it. But this guy what was they invite this guy. He has
been banned from Twitter. He made harbor comments against
Leslie Jones from SES she said at least the new Ghostbusters
has a hot black guy in it. Now what they hear is hate speech is
speech that threatens or insults groups based on race, color,
religion, national origin, sexual orientation disability.
I'm gonna look this up that I'm sure I can get to Wikipedia.
That hate speech is not allowed.
So he's a sexist. He's
glisten that is not talking
about Milo. Yes. They're talking about Milo. It's not the best.
He's saying he shouldn't speak there. He's not JFK. He's Milo.
He's an internet troll exist.
Here, listen, that is not our thing to control. If they want
to invite him. That's fine. You don't have to go see. Yeah, you
don't have to go see him. But you cannot. You can say I agree
with we can protest outside once. You don't have to go in
but you don't have the right to destroy
everyone's stuff. Yeah, exactly. That's a tipping point. If you
watch, of course, they'll never relate that back to Trump
because he never said the violence was on all sides. He
said, Go racists.
Well, it's even worse now. The UN has come out against Trump.
Oh, no. Oh, really.
Top United Nations official said Wednesday that Donald Trump is
inciting violence against journalists. Warning freedom of
the press is under attack from the President of the United
States. The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad Al
Hussein was speaking in Geneva
to call these news organized visions fake, does tremendous
damage and to refer to individual journalists in this
way. I have to ask the question, is this not an incitement for
others? Really assume a journalist is harm from one of
these organizations. And does the President then not bear
responsibility for for this firing fan this
UN High Commissioner said also cited Trump's attacks on women,
Mexicans, Muslims and disabled and transgender people warning
Trump's comments will embolden his supporters to sharpen their
assaults on those communities.
So the incitement is used specifically as that would be
deemed not protected by the First Amendment.
You know, I don't know what this guy's talking about. I mean, in
Mexico, they shoot journalists in Turkey, they lock them up
left and right. I think they do similar things in Russia and
other places. There's a lot of activity, things you can bitch
about, about what goes on with the media. And just to call out
Trump are pointing the finger at certain people, as fake
journalists or fake operations is just bullcrap.
Well, it's a little more egregious than that, to me, if
we listen to the beginning of that report, again, top
United Nations official said Wednesday that Donald Trump is
inciting violence against journalists, warning freedom of
the press is under attack from the President of the United
States.
Okay, let's just review that statement for a moment. Forget
the her also using the Insight word which is meant specifically
to say, you know, this is not free speech. You can't say that
to the press, because it's like yelling fire in a crowded movie
theater. That's the concept of that. But if we just review the
First Amendment, Congress shall make no law. That means this is
this is not about what you have that you have the right to free
speech. This only says Congress shall make no law respecting an
establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise
thereof, or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the
press or the right of the people peaceably to assemble and to
petition the government for a redress of grievances
grievances. The freedom of the press is not the freedom for
them to do anything they want. They can write whatever they
want. But they don't get to go everywhere. They don't get to be
in every meeting. They don't have to have doesn't all have to
be televised. You can print you can write whatever you want.
It's like you can say whatever you want. That's the intent as
far as I understand it. And they're really stretching it
with this.
Yeah, I yeah, they're totally stretching and it's just all
just Trump attack. Well, you brought it in there to add all
that little crap at the end. You know, the old you know, this is
the old bromides. They're just gonna stick with no matter what.
He's a misogynist. He's a hater. He's a racist. He's a Tate's
transgenders at that mysterious one, but they that's been
created because of his the trans Ban, ban, the trans ban, trans
ban that's stuck in there's always a transgender hater. And
it's just, you know, this is the way it goes.
And that was what that was news our democracy Democracy Now.
Democracy Democracy Now.
That's not okay. I mean, the thing she's saying now is she's
I mean she's it's all in those interviews right who's writing
the intros for
her? It took a while staff
you were convicted racist what it was at notorious notorious
racist, notorious racist. Okay, we have the algo jingling
module. Just listen to it. Our producers are so good, man. I
don't see it. Anyway. Sorry. But it came in. All right. What else
you got, John?
Okay, we got the interesting to do. I got a little side thing.
There's a show that's syndicated called the Henry Ford's
innovation museum show or something like that. And there's
this guy that was wondering about this guy named mo Rocca,
Mo, Rocco, some sort of a technology guy, Mo Ron is the
guy who is the guy who does the the boat, the VO and he's also
stand up. And the stuff that's written for him is okay. But
when he actually goes to ad lib, he doesn't know anything. I
don't think he knows what technology is. So he's play this
feature in this little bit here, which is about one of the
inventors the inventor of the heterodyne circuit, the guy who
invented FM radio and his famous character that they're
discussing and is a portable radio that he made back in the
30s. Is there on display
a wave meant more clarity for the listener, and it could reach
for longer distances, and by extension, more people.
So this radio is actually created by Armstrong for his
wife, Marian, and they took it with them on their honeymoon. So
these great images of them sitting on a beach listening to
this portable radio, it had a compartment for a battery and
you could take the horn off, and you can close it up. It looks
like a suitcase and it's even got a handle.
Edwin Armstrong died in early death in 1954, after years of
stressful patent battles, but that was not the end of his
story. His wife, Marian was his champion, and she continued to
fight her husband's court battles, made sure his name was
etched in radio history.
Ultimately, Marian is the person who decided to preserve
Armstrong's legacy. She actually donated this radio to the Henry
Ford Museum after his passing and what is this? This is just a
horn it helps to amplify the sound and feel it from a ship.
It looks like you could Yeah,
I bet when he gave it to his wife had flowers stomped off so
that would have been would have been great.
You watch this crap.
I had been why well I was always I've always been interested in
Armstrong and they were doing stuff fun. Yeah. And then at the
end they disguise looks at the horn which is hooked to a
driver. Yeah, like any other horn to this day. You know,
James Lansing companies still make some and the guy is
befuddled by this horn because the horn is coming out of the
device and up and then straight then out. And this is you know,
some property handles the old of mid range is pretty well. And
this guy is like completely befuddled by this morning so
it's like some crazy crazy thing. And he's going in he goes
he goes very gay on this
totally gazes maybe it put some flowers in it watch watching
this guy I'm gonna disguise it doesn't know anything. How could
you not? Why would you be stunned? Well horn in that from
the 1930s radio thing is pretty big by the way for portable
radio. But anyway, just thought I'd get that off my chest. No
this well we appreciate that. Clip is entitled mo Rocca is an
idiot. I'm actually
gonna give you a borderline for that. Was that was that good. I
know his teeth. It's algos Django with the set of algos,
algos and more algo
that's cute. We need some music.
No, that's not me. That's nice. I appreciate it. Mike.
Your kid keeps the good cut out the out. We're all gonna die.
That was pretty good. It goes algos and more algos. Badly the
ISO you want
oh my god that's that is pretty good. Oh,
well here's another little did international news item and you
don't see everywhere. Okay? Apparently Majorca. The island
Yeah. is filled with Nazis.
He was just one guest used his mobile phone to film the scene.
Members that the white Supreme is Tanis skins waved a flag used
by the German armed forces during World War Two. Before
they're said to have shouted foreigners go home when a dark
skinned artist was singing. The audience reacted to this by
chanting Nazis out. The Hammer skins have long returned to
Germany. The state prosecutors on New Yorker are investigating
the incident as a hate crime but not as a racist act. Could right
wing extremists actually be welcome on the island. Some of
them have even settled on New Yorker. The owner of this bistro
haga up for is a former NPD leader. After internal disputes
he quit the right wing party three and a half years ago and
moved to Spain. He plays down the incidence the English
of a public audience suddenly Yorker reflects society as a
whole. I think things are heftier at Village fairs and
football matches and so on. They are on New Yorker because a few
of my aka
the locals would prefer to be spared such right wing
extremists. Natalia duckula Mansky, lives in a tourist area.
She says if the new Nazis had their way, Majorca would be a
German protectorate. everywhere she goes, she sees stickers that
she regards to be threatening and also some very dubious
characters.
They raise their hand to give a Nazi salute and sing. They have
tattoos that we don't understand, but they look very
aggressive. That Okay,
so who are these are these Taylor Swift Fans? Who are these
guys?
These Nazis Yeah, they're a bunch of Germans that like to,
you know, the Germany you can't display Nazi symbols. You
know, you go to jail. You can't do anything.
You can't go Heil Hitler, you can't do anything that these
guys want to do. So they both they go to New York, they just
hang out there and they take their shirts off. There's some
good pictures of some ridiculous tattoos, but it's all like, you
know, Nazi swastikas. And so this is a new plane new hotspot.
Wow. Oh man. That's so nice effed up. That's no good. And
that now the other story that's not getting any play besides
that. One is this one, which is in was on Democracy Now. And I
thought this was a good story that you think the network's
would pick up on, even though the crystal where they present
is a little extreme, but it's the ACLU story on ice.
The American Civil Liberties Union is warning that the
Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency ice is
seeking permission to destroy 11 types of records, including
information on sexual assaults by ICE officers, solitary
confinement of prisoners, and even the deaths of people in ICE
custody. Immigrant Rights Activist say the request by ice
to the National Archives and Records Administration is aimed
at covering up the agency's track record of human rights
abuses.
Holy crap. That doesn't seem like something should be
possible. Why you can't delete stuff from the archives?
Well, that's what they're trying to get permission to do.
Apparently, nobody cares. She says ACLU and Democracy Now. And
us. Oh, man.
See now we did say something positive about them. Oh, no.
That's good.
Bye like that. But I like it when ACLU by you used to support
ACLU by like, when the lawyers go after this kind of stuff.
Yeah. But, you know, it's all the other bull crap that they're
spending the money on. I don't agree with. I just have one
thing I've had for a long time. And probably seven years. I
think it was I was an art at an art exhibit in Los Angeles. Then
some woman who was and someone said, oh, yeah, you should meet
so and so. Anyway, she came in, she had a dog. And then she said
write to me. And she said, Oh, you know, I really have a
service dog. It had a little saddle on it. When you call it
bliss. saddlecloth says service animal service dog, this service
animal. And I said, Well, what do you need it for? No, no,
because I want to take my dog everywhere. And you know, if she
just said it's a service animal, you can do that. You get free
rein. You can take your dog anywhere restaurants, movie
theater, wherever you want as being abused, but the whole the
whole concept of the service animal and I understand that
animals can be very helpful for therapy. But I mean, I don't
know if you saw this it's just a loud yelling clip. But in
Berkeley one of the one of the protesters was arrested. And she
just keeps yelling about well, you'll hear it here and listen.
little background on this clip. I had this clip and I was gonna
play it until I saw a different report. And apparently this
woman came in with her service animal and they said no dogs
allowed and grabbed the animal and I think they killed it.
Who killed it? The cops? Yeah, well, cops killed dogs all the
time. Yeah.
So I never played the clip because I was uncertain that
that actually happened. I didn't know she was separated from her
dog. And I pretty sure it happened because she brought the
dog to the thing and they didn't said no dogs. Anyone dogs in the
crowd, right? And then but then they show a clip of these cops
holding the dog down like they're going to shoot him on
KTVU. That's not okay. No, I'm taking the one or the one was
bent out of shape. So that so I never ran that clip. Well,
to me it was more or bad about the whole Well, the way she was
yelling about it to me. And this does give it a different take on
it. The way I experienced that seeing it was that she was
separated from her service animal. But I think there's a
lot of people who really can't live without the service animal.
Then this is this is not something that's been around
forever. This is a pretty recent phenomenon.
Yeah, I first noticed it probably within the earshot of
the show itself. I don't remember maybe I had noticed it
over 10 years ago. But yes, and they have the little little is a
horse blanket with a little service dog thing on the side of
it. The dogs you know Going on okay whatever I'll do it and it
is fairly new though I think I don't remember it as a kid
that's for sure
from the chat room apparently the video shows the cops petting
and keeping the dog calm while her owner is freaking out and
trying to trigger the dog to attack by know that I don't know
if it's service dogs and likely our service dogs trained to
attack you have a whole whole new dimension of issues that
would seriously I just you know it's I just find the whole okay
in general Barr building is filled with it's all young
beautiful people no children, dogs, and the dogs are the dogs
in that place.
The dogs are these people's children this used to do they
start howling at night or any now we don't hear anything when
a siren goes by. No dogs off. No
I don't hear a single thing but you share the elevator with the
dogs and the front of the building. Any tree any bench any
garbage tank can is a toilet. It's people do I really bothers
me it's just their walk five feet. Go ahead. There's a
restaurant next door every day they're out there scrubbing the
sidewalk but But what I'm the trend I'm seeing is young
couples not having children. It's all transference to the
dog. And I'll tell you if you treat a child like a dog, man.
You're never going to want children you know what I mean?
You I'm saying brah Yeah, brah Yeah. Now but a troubling
development and this goes all the way through the service dog.
The attachment is becoming it's just it's very it's it's
noticeable.
Yeah, it's bothering you.
Yes, it is. I don't think it's good for the development of our
country of our young people. I I'm pretty sure this is
happening worldwide. I'd like to know. And you know this
attachment to the animal not being able to live without the
animal. I think that goes beyond therapy.
To Muslim plot
that there it is. Don't think Muslims are big fans of the
dogs. They hate dogs pets as pets. S then we have the
infidels love the evil dog. hate dogs and the Ottoman Empire will
once again roll.
I don't know why they just die.
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