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And from Northern Silicon Valley, I've made a discovery,
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You sound like a mad scientist, made a discovery again, no time
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Did Zephyr. Zephyr is it's now every day it comes by at quarter
to 11. I want
you to know that's an official. That's an official Zephyr sound
effect.
Yeah, it sounds like and so from the 50s Oh, I'm sorry. It's it's
it's officially late every day according to the schedule. I
have to call the I'm gonna have to call you
have to call the authorities about this. This is this is now
I
mean, it's consistently shows up at the exact same time quarter
to 11 passing passing by leaving the Berkeley area.
Well, I think this is an outrage and it is
it's just not on the schedule. It was leave at nine What are
trained for out okay, not really. You okay, you okay well,
there's a lot of dead air. I'll fill it with music. And let me
get into my instruments here and the better ones. The off key
recorder.
I'm glad I'm glad I fixed it before you got to the off key
recording. Must have sounded weird on your end. Sorry about
that. What was it? Oh, sounds like Get your gear fell over
the microphone. You know, because I often will grab the
mic like this and just position it while I'm talking. It
literally came off in my hands off the stand. At least when I
put it back on. I'm not talking into the back end of it. That's
that's the good news.
Yeah, it was good news.
Okay, so the zafra Yeah, Mike
is your mic is is a is a tube you. You go right down the tube.
You don't you can't talk.
I spit straight down my two baby. Yeah. Okay, so we went to
Zephyr and you're going to contact authorities because this
is this will not stand.
How you get yourself in? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.
I'm good to go now. All I wanted was the Zephyr sound and
UGA. Yeah, the hook is a must. And this is
not exactly the
one I wanted, but it's pretty good. There's nothing get you
the ones I have the ones I have are pretty good. The one that
really got wrong. Yeah, it sounds like UGA makes it sound
UGA,
UGA. Hey, I've been getting once again had tons of alerts on my
solar weather app. Okay, and whenever I get an alert, there's
either an earthquake or something else happens and
then 130,000 people on the Indonesian island of Bali and
nine makeshift evacuation centers as they brace themselves
for the eruption of Mount Agung volcano is spewing out white
smoke and causing tremors. Officials are struggling to stop
some people from returning to their homes in the exclusion
zone. Local resident Malia says he's determined to stay. If we
move to a shelter, I'm afraid it would be difficult for my family
to adapt and that's why we don't want to go. It's better to stay
at home please. So far. I still feel safe. Should there be an
eruption the government would let us know. But 10s of 1000s of
people from safe zones have so left their homes putting
pressure on the evacuation facilities they're being asked
to return home. More than 1000 people died in 1963 when mount
Agon last erupted.
I told you that was going to happen that's been going on for
a while
we'll let you know if there's an Gration right here under the
volcano and the government will let me know if there's an
eruption
Yes, stay tuned stay tuned there's an eruption stay tuned
to your television sets ladies and gentlemen. We will let you
know when there's an eruption. Hey, this this solar flare app
is great. Every time it's
known about this Bali thing going on it apparently has some
issues with our local volcanoes here in California. Yeah, Mount
Shasta being one of them which is something we nobody wants to
see go
up now because that that could set off all of Yellowstone or
something, couldn't it? No, no, no Yellowstone. Everything blows
up and California falls off the face of the milestone goes
in the whole world doomed. But does that thanks you Just half
the globe. Take a site, you know, so big they don't even
can't even does it took forever to figure out where the caldera
actually is. It's it's half the state of Wyoming. Unbelievable.
Anyway, the we've talked about this already, but what you're
telling us now, is that your little app, yes has been beeping
and beeping has been continuously kind of correct.
Historically speaking, that something happened doesn't mean
it's causation, but it is certainly going coincidence.
Yes, exactly. So I got more warnings this morning, and I've
been trying to get on my buddy is still in Bali. So what is
this? The app? Yeah, tell people where they can get it and put it
on their phones? Well, we
did talk about it last time, I'll gladly tell you Well,
I paid zero attention. Is it only on the apple?
It's court? No, it's Apple and Android called disaster. The
disaster prediction app. And gives you earthquake alert maps
specifically for is certain types of solar activity Bard
believed to influence the seismic activity, then there
space weather. And let me just see what my most recent alerts
were. So the alerts I got a space where the risk is elevated
to two of those this morning. coronal holes global watch high
yesterday. A geomatics minor geomagnetic storm in progress,
but it could affect technological stuff maybe. Now,
I don't know. Just whenever I get an alert, I'm always paying
attention to the news. And then sure enough, something will pop
up. It's very interesting.
Well, it'll be interesting to see what happens when that
volcano goes up. That would be you know what this is gonna does
my prediction. All right, Red Book prediction. All right, this
volcano is going to go up and it's going to put a bunch of
crap in the air and it's going to lower temperatures for a
while. And all the global warming are going to use that as
the Genesis why the temperature hasn't been increasing.
Its volcanic ash. Yes, of course. Yeah. We should have
known should have known. Well, there's a lot to cover today.
Obviously as we speak the there's all kinds of stuff going
on in Spain. I have a just a little overnight clip from specs
it
it's crunch time in Catalonia and on the day of an
independence referendum deemed illegal by Spanish authorities.
People arrived early to take their places ready to vote,
organizers that urged a turnout from 5am in efforts to secure
polling stations. But as Catalans gathered in numbers,
security forces to were making their moves having been ordered
to stop this vote taking place. A convoy of police vehicles left
Barcelona port bound for the city on Sunday morning. As fears
of confrontation rose, farmers have used tractors to God
polling stations at a number of towns, including at this sports
center where pro independence Catalan leader Carla's pushed
him on was due to cast his ballot from all families have
been sleeping at schools designated for voting. But in a
sign of how the referendum has polarized Spain 1000s of pro
unity demonstrators gathered in major cities on Saturday,
including here in the capital Madrid to express their fierce
opposition to Catalonia as attempt to break away
so they were rolling they were rolling dances, shitty report, I
know they were rolling big tractors in front of the
designated polling places. And none of that meant made any
difference. The reports I saw this morning not really clip
worthy because it's more just video and pandemonium head
covered police officers or at least people in police uniforms
with their heads, you know, in masks came in grabbed the ballot
boxes and just tore them out of there. Yeah. Wow.
And I don't want this vote. No, it's pretty Kurdistan.
Bright. Right? Well, that's also about you know, the Kurds
wanting money from from Iraq from the central government. We
discussed that in the last show. But that is not just so they
have screwed them. We're just gonna go ahead. You're not going
to pay us for what we did against ISIS. Okay, good, then
we're going to do a referendum and cause general havoc. Yeah.
Which seems to be a pretty good strategy. And maybe So yeah, if
anything happens during the show, anything. If anything
happens during the show, I'm so sure someone in the chat room
will alert us to it at no agenda. stream.com.
Okay, well, that was it was fast. And I
did want to mention one extra thing about this. On the
previous show, we had a report about how the Spanish government
had disabled Internet access to the as they claim and illegal
websites that showed people where they can vote and I found
out what happened
no okay I knew you mean you found out how they did it how
they did
it yeah the these websites were as a part of all under the dot
cat domain name top level domain name.ca T for Catalonia and
the.com it
is it is but there is no but a che T is was assigned to
Catalonia is it something else?
No no it's no it's assigned to Catalonia and the Internet
Registrar for dot cat is in Catalonia oh and police
Wednesday morning police enter the headquarters in Barcelona
seized all its computers and they say you
said it was in Catalonia it's in Barcelona Oh Barcelona office
but that's not what I was thinking in Madrid. Nevermind go
on
a break just look into just slam me ba we want to get the store
almost I tried yeah good fail fail so they just went in and
just turned off the their authoritative name server and
they just called up I can you know we so smartly sent the
ICANN which is the into names and address space right and you
know the the main body today we're just we're just going to
cut this off. Okay, the end of story will be once your
authoritative name servers gone. That's it. Everything just
expires after a while.
That's actually pretty funny.
Who has dot dog? That'd be kind of cool.
Cat and Dog? Yeah.
I wonder if that's I
don't know if any? I don't know if your dogs ever been assigned
it. Maybe one of those? Yeah,
I've looked into becoming a top level domain registrar. So many
times. It's unaffordable.
He has quarter of a million bucks minimum and you
have to have all kinds of you know, investment and backing and
you know, plans and
yeah, God dog would be dynamite.
Maybe it exists? I don't know.
Let's check it out.
Dog top domain and couldn't be that dog top level domain will
say yes. It exists about that is owned
by that giant veterinarian operation that's been taken over
all the small vets are across the country though. It was grab
it apparently is actually intended for people who are dog
friendly. Oh, really? Yes. Now you can put anything on it, I
guess. But it looks like that's what the
Yeah, we get a finally the registrar is
Yeah, well, you can you can register it almost anywhere. But
I don't know who it is to look at it. That's a new top level.
Do top dog TLD registrar and see what you get.
Okay. All right, Dave. All right. New Top. Top Level Domain
name dot dog registrar. Jeez. You could have typed that in
yourself.
No, but and that by the keyboard if it can't find the keyboard,
now that
I can wiki let's see if they said donuts. Coco me mill Ellis
cocoa mill LLC manages doughnuts doughnuts. Yes. Donuts is a
startup company that was created to apply and run new top level
domains as made possible I can. And so donuts are the ones if
you go
to donuts. You gotta get a donut to
get a dog. The beautiful thing, beautiful thing.
What a wonderful system. It makes nothing but sense. Yes.
Big meeting big meeting in Warsaw. The big NATO cyber war
meeting. This was really
quite the This one caught me off guard. Yeah, I
was able to follow quite a bit of it on your own news, which
means you get the crappy as your own news reads. But a couple of
interesting reports here is here's just the background or
because whenever you have an organization like NATO getting
together and its default, we're just looking at you know what it
is it's a conference is like a Comdex for for people who like
to kill people. I'm sorry. They're purely defensive. So
what do you get 1000s of guys who are showing up to sell their
wares. They've got vendors everywhere. Yes, cyber is the
word
alongside NATO officials, more than 1000 industry
representatives have been attending this week's
cybersecurity symposium in Mons, Belgium. Some of the West
potential cyber adversaries such as Russia and China are keeping
their electronic Arsenal's firmly in state hands looking at
the commercial marketplace and evidence here though, is NATO
privatizing its cyber defense?
I don't think we're moving to more of a privatization. I think
the recognition is that big organizations and can't come
trees cannot do this alone. They need industry. And we certainly
need industry. We need the innovation. We need their
expertise, we need their solutions, because their
solutions are really countering the threats that the whole world
is facing. And NATO is no different from any other
organization.
It is to win contracts for the business of NATO cyber defense
will be invited to tender next year with the first round of
investments to be completed in 2018.
So the Cyber Conference, I guess, was in Brussels and
actually makes the story even more touchy said something else.
NATO, the NATO meeting is in Warsaw. But I think the
notion is that some podunk town in Belgium read the beginning
played again.
Where the hell was it Podunk. podunk town, let's say
alongside NATO officials, more than 1000 industry
representatives have been attending this week
cybersecurity symposium in Mons, Belgium,
Mons. So like, Would it be better to travel in or I mean,
what code it's
probably it's not that far. It's not that far from Brussels. But
here's what happens when so you got a whole bunch of Yahoo's in,
in and around Brussels, and they're all looking to buy
stuff. And we have to make sure that everyone's aware,
particularly people who are making decisions about how bad
it is. And so then you get all these cyber stories that pop up
all in all in the same day. This was for the dudes named Ben and
dudettes named Bernadette, you'll appreciate the bull crap
of the store, even though I'm sure it happened, but we just
call it a DDoS. Let's see how they describe it to the European
Commission.
Hackers have targeted the European Commission's computer
network trying to overload and crashes. Officials say
connection speeds were affected on Thursday. There was no data
breach.
The coalition was indeed
it's a DDOS there was no data breach. Ah, the news is so
horrible. They really don't know shit.
There was no data breach.
The commission was indeed, indeed targeted by an attempt to
saturate our internet connection.
That's the only thing that's correct. That's the only thing
that's correct. In the whole report,
the Commission took effective countermeasures, and there was
no interruption of service.
Hello, Cloudflare. Can you help?
Generally speaking, the attribution of these attacks is
difficult because different attackers share and use the same
tools and methods.
The hackers launched their attack on the same day that
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko was in Brussels for a
summit the Commission's declined to comment on whether there was
any connection.
course there's a connection. The connection is I mean, I'm sure
they get DDoS every day. Yes, every day, but oh, oh, no, no,
this was all kinds of people using the same tools. It was
millions of hackers. Yeah, that's how a DDoS attack work
works. And obviously, people are not really aware of it. But now
that they're having this conference anyway,
of course now the final report in the triage. The EU gets tough
on cybersecurity, but Bitcoin fish aficionados pay attention
to what they're going to be doing with their newfound cyber
power because they've got it now
clenching his fists in the face of mounting cyber attacks. The
European Commission says it wants to bring in new measures
to beef up protection against those trying to steal data,
commit fraud, or even destabilize governments. Last
year, there were 4000 ransomware attacks a day according to the
commission, and the economic impact is deepening. Now it can
reach our economy as she says it can reach our personal lives and
it can reach our democracies. It's important there are
concrete steps forward. So there's a common approach to
coordination to reinforce confidence for citizens and
industries in member states. A new law has been proposed to
combat cryptocurrency fraud, and the European Commission wants to
see the block cybersecurity agency and Nisa based in Greece,
increase its staff double its budget and launch operations to
help see off attacks. And that's something being welcomed by
Athens. In problems which will probably be created regarding
the safety of the networks. He says they'll certainly threaten
the physical situation of people in the future. And not only
machines and me hang on for a second Abolishment. Foreign ESA
has a very significant role to play. They'll be the most
important organization in the future, because it will be in
charge of creating the system of European defense.
I love it. crypto currency fraud. That is code for word
that's not money. We're not gonna let that happened. That's
not going to happen. Absolutely not. Thanks, Obama. Done. Done.
Goodbye, exchanges. Goodbye.
Well, We'll see was the interesting
Friday release confirming 21. States were targeted by the
Russians. Yes. But here's the interesting thing. It turns out
that in none of those 21 targeted states did the quote
unquote Russians actually hack anything that had to do with
registration or election systems? Wisconsin see, what are
they targeting? Wisconsin? It was like, oh, yeah, the
Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development. None of
it, but none of that had nothing with elections. So there were
Russian IPS is that's the way we say it these days that were
detected in these and it doesn't even homeless code didn't even
really confirm if there was any successful attack. But there was
let me see Homeland Security. Is there an agency that doesn't
deal with elections was targeted the scans. Oh, scans. It was
just scanning the scans.
24/7. So this new is missing? US missing from the scene? Yes.
Someone
who understands three Bobs about technology that would help.
No, you remember that? I can't remember the name of this
product was extremely popular. Everybody had you can get it for
free. And it was a little a little thing that kept an
eyeball on your who was scanning you and who was pinging you? And
were these? Yeah, this thing it was yes. It was poor showed up
in the corner of your,
of your Yeah, and we're talking 90 Still, I think when this came
out?
I think so. Yeah, I knew that people did it. And they sold to
someone that disappeared. But it was somebody in this chat room a
room and I hope so. And in a way you would look at this thing if
you
map and map zone one or zone zonealarm I would go chatroom,
nice zonealarm you could look at the log, it was like literally
1000s and 1000s of these pings and pops and poops and all the
things they used to do. And if if that was still around, people
would realize that this is this is like routinely going on you
know, constantly
Yeah, it's and I run a mail server you should see what
happens there. The login attempts and you know just it's
unbelievable sometimes it just have the law you know tail minus
F look at the log I'm like wow, this is crazy, crazy stuff
people are trying
why?
To see if something's open to probe and open let's go in
that's pretty much the idea if it's there, why not you know,
the mountains there and mines were climate but what happened
with this is that part of the story has now completely fallen
apart. It hasn't really been discussed. The only person who
really wrote about it who's arguably somewhat on the left is
grin grin Greenwald don't arrive. Let's see what he said
is yet another major Russia story falls apart. Is skepticism
permissible yet. So always funny to have Glenn, understand kind
of what's going on to a number of reports about that, that we
have to move away from the cyber intrusion back to the
influencing that's you can still claim that's like hacking of the
election. And CNN came out with an exclusive over the weekend.
Just by coincidence, not the exclusive news about hey, guess
what it was just some Port Scans. were clear there was no
hacking No. Instead, they now have the fake black that black
activist accounts that were used on Twitter to hack the election.
And they have been now linked to the Russian government's
Twitter and Facebook account,
both disguised to look like they were run by the same black
activists were actually the work of Russians. The account in
support of the material being handed over to Congress for its
investigation into Russia's meddling in the presidential
election. The counts, both called Black Davis posted videos
of police brutality against African Americans and wrote
about injustice to African Americans. Take a look at the
Facebook page. It says watch another savage video police
brutality. We live under a system of racism and police are
directly letting us know how they feel and where we stand
these posts. They were all designed by the Russians to try
to amplify racial tension in the US is that right?
That's right. The posts coming from this social media campaign
was designed our sources tell us by an account.
Our sources tell us yes our sources
media campaign, CIA was designed our sources tell us by an
account, linked back to the Internet Research Agency, which
has ties to the Kremlin ties this campaign use both Facebook
and Twitter to basically advance ants a message that would and
posts and ads that would exploit the racial tensions that exist
in this country effectively as part of the larger Russian goal
of undermining American democracy, sowing political
discord contributing to an atmosphere of partisanship and
incivility. And they were doing this Anderson at a time during a
campaign, when race was sort of at the forefront. Or at least
one of the major issues going on in America at that time still is
today. And if you couple this with the recording that we had
last night, that one of the ads of Black Lives Matter ad was
targeted at the cities of Ferguson, Missouri, and
Baltimore, you begin to understand just how
sophisticated the Russians were in terms of understanding the
pressure points for American politics and American culture.
Now, this kind of goes back to your point from maybe the last
episode about, you know, what these what ads are intended to
do on Twitter and Facebook, and they're intended to, you know,
convince people or coerce people into believing things about
products or situations. And somehow, we're now led to
believe that Black Matters like Black Lives Matter ads, and
other Russian linked ads on Twitter and face bag that
specifically said cops are racist. That that was all in
favor of Donald Trump. How, In what world? Well, we know what
universe that works. But please tell me I'm not misunderstanding
this. Because it's crazy. I mean, are they trying to cover
up for the Democrats who probably did this?
Well, here's the I can tell you, I can go into Dimension B and
explain it. I think. I do have two more clips to shortlist I
can go okay, go go into Dimension being explained that
afterwards, but I think I can explain what your concern is,
and why
to actually do it. If you do it. Now that might be better,
actually, please. I just don't
hear it. Here's the idea is to sow dissent on both sides. So
things are so screwed up that the public sees it as Oh my god.
This is because of the political the way that politics are today.
We've got to vote someone new and so let's vote Trump, maybe
this will all end with a new guy who's not part of this system.
Okay. That is what,
but there was no call to action to vote for Trump. No, no, they
could that would be a leak. So but so by your logic, dimension
B logic, sorry, I'm sorry, by your logic while you're in
dimension B. You did that very, very slickly, by the way, slid
right in any Black Lives Matter poster, or face bag post is
pretty much equal to what the Russians were doing. Yes. And
therefore they should be arrested. Yeah, they should. And
if we, and I'm pretty sure Trump didn't collude with Black Lives
Matter? No, because that wouldn't fit in the narrative of
him being a Nazi and white nationalist. So, you know, this
story is, this is truly an example of the alternate
universe. True, it's just it makes no sense. I mean, to you,
yes, indeed, to me. And as it turns out, boohoo Mr. Soros and
Black Lives Matter, the fake black activist accounts were
more popular.
Did they this group
have a big following
online? In fact, they did. If you look at the Facebook account
now suspended for black activists, what you find is they
had over 360,000 likes, that is more than the 300,000 likes that
the verified Black Lives Matter. Facebook page has today. So
yeah, so it's not just a question of the Russians being
able or intending to influence American politics. That level of
following suggests that they might have actually succeeded in
doing so.
That they could be
both. Of course, you would expect Cooper to Brewer's next
question to be well,
that could have been writing those numbers up with bots.
Yeah, bots.
Now. Now. It's true. Now they have a following. It's
dangerous. They've got a lot of people. But this thing was so
scripted. This interview was we know a lot of stuff is scripted,
but just listen to Cooper's next question. Which is about the
events you know, the face bag events or whatever that was? And
he literally reads the question the guy is ready when he's ready
for the question and with the answer we're these accounts also
promoting events. And it's a horrible read
to a little tease trying to Oh, my
Hey, it's so tell me it was like when I used to do fake satellite
interviews with Janet Jackson. The I've told the story before
but in a ad for something that send over a via videotape with
Janet Jackson with just her answers and a list of questions
and we just pretend that it was a satellite interview even had
static. Oh, we've lost the bird. Yeah,
this was this was the this was I think finally killed off by
Space Ghost who got a hold of this operation on one
Oh yeah, that we're recording everybody.
Well, they had the they had these they got these tapes did a
lot of these things for Ron. I mean, when in the early days or
in the most days of radio, they used to have these big
transcriptions. You'd do these fake interviews, you know this,
and then put you play the transcription and you have your
questions, and it seems to be working. That's a question as
well, those transcriptions. They don't throw them out now. So
somebody gets them so then you can do all these phony
questions. Yeah, you can do fun stuff, which is the basis for
you know, the the daily shows like Samantha Bee segments, just
yet. Yeah, well, answers. NASA's only quest
space ghosts did the best job of ridiculing
them. Anyway. So pooper does his little bit part here. Were these
accounts also promoting events?
Oh, yes, they were. And that's another area where you can sort
of measure the influence that these accounts actually had
there, at least seven events, we've found that were promoted,
or broadcast by the black activists account, these events
ranged from a 50th anniversary demonstration for the Black
Panther Party to the anniversary of the death of Freddie Gray,
and real events, Anderson events that were actually attended by
people events that were covered by some media organizations. So
what we're what we're learning tonight begins to sort of help
us understand and certainly I think, help congressional
investigators understand just how Facebook or just pardon me
just how Russia was able to use Facebook and Twitter to
influence American politics.
But I think the influencing is now being done by people like
you, sir. And Mr. Cooper, the if this is indeed going to be
called a crime, then, you know, goodbye act to all activists, if
Black Lives Matter, does this and that will be a crime. If if
they're funded by maybe not if they're funded by American but
if they have any outside funding that will be legal, I guess. I
mean, I don't know how how we can explain this one away. This
is this is too difficult.
Well, I don't know how they could figure they can. I think,
from your perspective, I don't see how they can explain it as
being necessarily something that was pro Trump. That's what I'm
saying. I think they have.
And I still have this underlying feeling that this is a cover up
for some other group that did this.
Yeah, that makes sense. Because, right,
because if they really start digging, you know, because now
they're digging face bag is digging, everybody's digging.
I'm sure. Zuckerberg is concerned about his position in
the universe and maybe the political universe. So if there
was some Democrat shenanigans, and by the way, who gives a
shit? This is okay. This is what you do this beam. Have you seen
television, political television ads, is pretty tame this stuff
compared to what they do with, you know, with NRA ads, and you
know, how the Democratic Party and other related Super PACs
were also throwing around racist. The misogynistic
commercials about Trump. Man, that's normal course of action.
And apparently doesn't work very well. Because not Trump, Trump
still won.
Yeah, well, considering the amount of money they spent on
anti Trump material. Yeah. They in fact, the public seems to
have reacted negatively to the anti Yes. Well, they've always
said this. Here's the funny thing about this. If you if you
recall, every election we've witnessed even when the ones
before the show, they always talked about how negative going
negative never works. It doesn't work it doesn't work. What you
want is a positive message. You don't you just can't say bad
things about the other person. And this is why so and so lost
and this is why this is why McCain lost and this is why
Romney lost he because they had no message they the Republicans
had no message they had nothing positive to say right. So this
time around it's old message was dumb positives Make America
Great Again, make America great, and that's it. And the other
side was just Trump sucks. Trump sucks. Trump sucks. So the old
rules seem to work which is don't use the dole the negative
stuff and and Clinton was just preoccupied with Trump was this
he was that he was a misogynist hates black people. He's he's a
horrible person. And the other one was make America great
again. Boom, Trump wins. Everyone's stunned by this.
Well, face bag is now another interesting twist of the story.
The communications regulator, Alexander's are off of Russia.
That has said, you know, face bags not being a access phase
bag has not been compliant and is not in compliance with our
day. To laws where they have to since September 2015 They have
to store all of their citizens personal data on Russian soil
they still do not comply so we're about ready to cut off
face bag
in Russia, which will be have their own face bag. I can't
remember the name of it's at sea or something. I actually got an
account on it. The
Lionel from our T is the of course he's, he's on our T, then
so he's, he's defending the Russian position. He had a
rather interesting retort to the black activist Russian Twitter
effectiveness
three questions I have being a lawyer. Let's think prosecutor
Number One, who are the Russians, Russian government,
Russian people, people who speak Russian? What we don't know a
Russian entity. Number two, Mads anti fracking ads, anti
fracking, excuse me, anti fracking ads, black lives
matter? How is that going to help Donald Trump? Oh, I know,
because it causes chaos. It causes a free soul of disgust.
You
nailed a John, you nailed dimension B according to line.
And number
three, if you want to look at direct, direct governmental
involvement in an election, let's look no further than
President Obama in Brexit. Let's look at our statements regarding
Scottish independence. And our statements regarding let's say,
Israeli elections. So if you want to look at this vague issue
about Russian involvement, and whether these issues are or ads
caused chaos, it leads me to this one very single simple
Ansel answer to all of these accusations. So what nothing's
proven, nothing's even remotely suggesting is how this
implementation takes place. details don't matter just
mentioned Russia mentioned RJ. And we're off and running.
Because the American public and the American social media and
sock puppet media bought and sold deep state media. If you
just say Russia, that's it. They just read the headline, and
they're off. They're talking about kneeling engaged in the
NFL or something ludicrous. That's where we are. So what
he needs to have one of those onset?
Yeah, yeah,
that's exactly it. I totally concur. So what cares? Yeah.
But again, if we want to really back up two steps can go up and
take one step up to meta. Okay. We say all of this is to keep
this in the news cycle till 2018. So the Democrats can get
some people
in there. Yes. This is the divide and conquer strategy,
which I have a number of clips for. I don't know if we want to
do it right now. Because it's a it's like three long, longest
clips.
Want to take some some intermediate steps? Yeah. Yeah.
I have the Bannon blasting the Hollywood.
Oh, good. Good, good. Blip. I'm sorry. Yeah,
I'm just I'm just saying it's, I don't it was part of an
interview. That was a very remote. Somebody knows some show
somewhere. But I just thought you had a couple of funny things
to say.
That's Mars. And there is have you ever met these fellows
yourself?
Oh, yeah. That's a great question. Thank you very much
for calling course. Listen, it's Android said, culture is up
river from a politics right now. As you know, news is kind of
everything. Even Jimmy Kimmel, Stephen Colbert, to drive
viewership, the way that Kimmel and Colbert are competing in
late night right now is make it very political, very anti Trump,
right. So what we're doing is is exposing that that's one of the
reasons a big Hollywood is on fire because all we do is expose
the hypocrisy of these morons in the entertainment. And she, by
the way, you understand some of these actors and actresses.
They're all domestics. And they're all lazy, right? It's
like pieces of furniture. Jennifer Lawrence did the other
day. They're all domestic. And then she has to take a break
from IKEA. By the way, by the way, that by the way, movie
attendance is down. People are tired of it's fighting to not
watch the National Football League. They couldn't coordinate
ESPN, they've politicized everything. And you guys are
voting with your feet, which I think is fantastic.
Oh, you were going to explain we talked about after the show. But
in sports taking a knee means I did not realize it has a
different it has a meaning in sports.
Yeah, it has a couple of meanings. And but the overriding
meaning is to give up and it's used as a business metaphor. And
generally speaking in football, you take any two two possible
points in a football game. One when time is running out and
he's going to our halftime and you're you're not doing well and
you're worried sick that you're going to screw up even more. And
you have there's only you know, you could probably run two
plays. If you One to two, maybe even three. But instead you take
a knee. And you see that in a lot of just before half times
with teams that are losing now they get the ball at the end,
take a knee so that because of you, they gotta regroup. They
always say, Oh, they gotta get into a locker room and regroup.
So they take a knee, the other time you take a knee, and
football is at the end of a game, where you have won the
game. And there's only X amount of time left and the number of
downs that you have left of you there it takes you have to
rotate through the to the play clock. It says like you got a
minute left in the game. Well, you don't have to take any
plays, you could just take a knee first down taking the first
duck, right, no gain. Now a second down, you take another
knee and then the clock starts running out and then your clock
gets down to zero and you hike, you hike the ball and take a
hike it the bond that you take another knee the time runs out,
the game's over. So those are the two moments of taking a knee
as a business metaphor. Taking a knee means to give up.
Yes, yes. Or subjugate yourself to someone. That's also
subjugation. A lot of well, back
taking the subjugation in the first instance, but not in the,
in the other instance, where you take the knee. It's also called
the victory formation. Oh, and everyone gathers around because
there have been instances in games rare, but they do happen
and they happen there. Most of the argument, I
mean, you also get down on one knee to propose to someone you
know that we know what happened was Tina sister was here a
couple of weeks ago and grab dinner. And, of course, the
sisters. Oh, let's take a selfie. Okay, so I get up, I
walk around and I kneel next to Tina's chair, and people in the
restaurant audibly go to propose. It was very funny.
Anyway, do you have your referee whistle handy? I don't owe us
too bad.
Because he's sure I'm gonna dig it up because I can see where it
can be useful during this era. By the way, I should mention
just a little aside here. There is now a scandal of brewing in
the NFL, even though nobody wants to talk about it. And if
any sports reporters, according to at least some sources, if any
sports reporters even dare to write about it, going to be
banished really from NFL coverage crap. But because this
is what happened to the Oakland Raiders in the game against
Washington, where apparently the quarterback didn't take a knee
with the rest of the black team. Yeah. Especially the front line.
Here's why in the end, they just said yeah, right now gotta keep
going. They decided not to block anybody. So the guy got split,
you know, got sacked four times, and, and it was just having
nothing but trouble back there. And the game they lost badly.
For all practical purposes, at least according to these sources
ended. If you look at the Oakland Raiders compared to the
Washington Redskins, there's no reason for this game to go the
way it did unless the team just decided to give up or just to
let this guy suffer the poor quarterback David Carr. And if
so what happens in today's games, but this is something
nobody wants to talk about. Because it's going to open a can
of worms. Well,
here's what we need. When the anthem is playing, and someone
takes a knee, it should be made. Timeout. Just wait until it gets
back up or wait two minutes, and then we just resume is taking a
knee?
What are you playing the Russian national anthem? Star Spangled
Banner? Sounds like the
Russian. I have to mention. I have to mention one thing, which
is that the thing that really got all the right wing talkers
and everybody, Fox people everybody bent out of shape was
what happened in London? Because they had one of these phony
baloney NFL does this one. Oh, yeah. I know what they sent two
teams that have to be made miserable. They fly in the life.
Yeah. To play a game and so they play a game. There are a bunch
of with a bunch of expats in the audience that the regular London
public doesn't care. And so they've played God Save the
Queen and all these actually,
I have to stop you. There are a lot of enthusiast in Europe for
what they call American football there and they have leagues and
all kinds of stuff like that. So it's not just for the expats.
It's a demonstration game and as money. Continue, continue.
Now it's so that they all stood up for God Save the Queen but
they all took a knee for the national anthem. This got
everybody bent out of shape.
Well, interesting. Well, first of all, we had dinner with the
former New York banker and his wife Friday evening, they came
over to the common law condo. Then we had you know, I'm always
interested in the in Cohn and Minuchin he says neither one are
going to be the Fed chair. Now they both screwed up Well,
here's what happened. He said, and we were talking about the
about the actual quote that the President made, which was, you
know, some I wish one of these owners would fire the sun and
what a fire one of these sons of bitches.
Yeah. Yeah,
that's what he said then. And actually, he I could tell that
the banker was really animated like, What a dick. Like really?
They said, What do you mean? Do you actually ask them? Do you
know exactly what he said? And he was he came pretty darn
close. I don't think he saw it himself. I think he's a reader.
And so he probably did read the quote and got it right. But he
said, to the New York banking set, which is where he comes
from. This was clearly a dog whistle. He did it in Alabama.
Everybody knows he did it. It according to the New York
financial circles, that he's totally this was a total racist
thing that everybody recognize the dog whistle, particularly
because it was in Alabama. And that has put too much pressure
on Cohn and Mnuchin from their people. They're saying, if you,
if you continue to work for that man, then your kids will be
kicked out of our private school or something like that. They're
both going to quit. That's why Trump apparently is now you
know, interviewing for the next Fed chair. It won't be Conan
Mnuchin. Oh, and I'm and I didn't argue with him because we
were having a nice Friday night meal, but I'm like, holy crap. I
think he really believes this to the end. I guess from your
perspective or your dimension? I think you can see it that way.
Oh, absolutely. I don't think there's any doubt about it. I
think that dimension has no trouble seeing it that way.
Yeah. And in fact, the entire all the blacks I think that are
that have been in the or they're all in that dimension, more or
less, not all of them. And they all see see Trump saying blacks,
all blacks are son of a bitches. Yes. And sob but and but
even though he could repeat the quote verbatim to me, he still
also, I believe, truly thinks that that that wasn't a
purposeful dog whistle. Because it wasn't Alabama and what he
said. Then it was like, no doubt in his mind.
Yeah, I can see that varies. I can easily see that being the
interpretation you'd have. And it could it valid or invalid
could be valid. It might actually be true. Who knows at
this point, because I see I saw him doing it and he was just him
hamming it up. The way he does in front of large audience.
That's what I've got on him. It says all this crazy stuff and
any, you're fired. You know that. You're fired twice.
Yeah, it's it's his catchphrase. But okay, now, what do we know?
The other people's reality is their truth. That's okay. By me.
Well, it depends on what you think is, I mean, if you really
don't like Trump, then you're gonna, it's going to be easy to
do whatever he does is going to be bad. If you'd love trumped,
and everything is gonna be good. And everyone's gonna be Oh, I
get why they're so upset. And if you don't care, I mean, if
you're kind of neutral, like I think we are, you have to take
the side of a kind of moderation you can't think that everything
he does is a bunch of racist nonsense, and it's, it doesn't
seem like the type. Also the cause doesn't like the idea and
it was really aimed at Kaepernick, who is a mixed race
as far as I can tell.
I got one more clip here. And this kind of goes back to people
not being allowed to cover the the controversy. Not so
apparently for Fox Sports host Shannon Sharpe. Are you familiar
with him? Oh, yeah.
Cable crack dog and he's got a crazy web to swallow and you
know, really does
the flag see a lot of people with symbols and patriotism. But
what does that symbol actually mean? What does the word of
okay, you keep telling me that the flag it means so much and
it's opportunity and freedom that liberties? Okay, can you
honestly say that everybody in America has freedom that
liberties and opportunities? No, well, if you can answer that,
then we have a problem. And we would like to have it addressed
correctly and stop trying to sweep it under the rug. But see,
not as long as you paint that narrative. Oh, it's the anthem.
I can't know. Anybody that does something to the anthem when we
know what the anthem was originally written for and who
it was written by okay. The flag okay, we understand what the
flag what it what does it represent? When did this
narrative come to be that the military and the police own the
flag and only them? I can go by flag and I can hang it up in my
back yard. People do we need we need to stop this skill we need
this. The flag is a piece of cloth and nobody fights for a
piece of cloth because they do don't don't say that we don't
have this country. That's what it repor sense
so you
own that thereby for parenting
if that's what we had chosen in 1776 that that represent our
nation. You
got to skip the symbol. It's the symbol of our country.
What are you talking about? You're
from your own country. So symbol Your country is racist.
So let me get this straight. Yeah. You nailed it. You nailed
it. You nailed it, sir. Not only does the national anthem have to
go, the flag has to go. Because all racist,
well, they're gonna do the compromise, the flag will stay.
But I've been watching this go on on sports channels. And it's
very and you talked about I know who dreamed this idea of
Kaepernick. I don't think he was his doing. He was bitching about
something. And he didn't have he was a very erudite about
explaining it. Well, he's the first guy who started this
trend. And but you see, it is becoming a huge racial divide on
and based on definitions. On all the sports channels, all the
black guys are trying to explain their side. All the black white
guys are dumb, like the explanation. And it's just the
funniest thing I've ever seen. It's ruining Sports Talk. It's
ruining everything. Well, the shows that have that have put
blacks in these positions of, of having discuss stuff, because
they're polarized, they just decided they're gonna take this
perspective, and I can listen to anything. And the white guys are
the same way who gets to be about sports. Yes, exactly. This
is like watching one of those so called Tech shows.
Yeah, you're right. It's just as annoying. You're so right. And
they're gonna talk about phones all day.
Well, not phones, but politics.
Yeah, worse, worse, worse. But
yeah, this is politics have crept in. And that's what I
think Bannon said in this clip that we played earlier, where he
says people are walking away from this, because they don't
listen to you don't watch ESPN to listen to arguments about
politics. They just don't they don't like it. They don't want
to listen, they don't care.
Well, there's I think there's reasons for this. It is. It
clearly seems intentional, that everybody talks about this. And
again, we came close, but missed the mark. Where we were You were
certain and I agree. Huckleberry Finn, that book will have to go.
I said to Tom Swift, the entire early books from the 1900s of
series will have to go but no, we missed it. We missed it. I
can't believe we missed it. That will be Dr. Seuss.
Yeah, Dr. Seuss. This
report I haven't reported. I love to hear the
better. My Report is actually from the local TV TV stations.
So they have to be they have to back off a little bit because
we're talking about the Massachusetts super liberal
area. And if anybody saw the newsletter, of course, they saw
this dingbat librarian who sent back the books that were sent by
Melania Trump to her library when then I have one thought for
you play the clip. And there's another picture of her dressed
up in a Dr. Seuss costume. It's my favorite one. stalling the
virtues of Dr. Seuss. So she's a phony. Yeah, he's a huge phony
and she's looking for political gain. And she just wants to make
a scene I thought it was it was actually
show worthy is what I thought this is great was definitely
show worthy. But I play your tip. No, no, no. I'd like to
play mine after yours. I'm gonna play yours first.
Okay, play my first
decision by a school librarian in Cambridge is getting some
national attention tonight after First Lady Melania. Trump sent
books to the school earlier this month. As part of National read
a book day the librarian sent them back NBC Boston's Alisha
Palumbo has reaction from Cambridge. They say
you can't judge a book by its cover. But the librarian here at
Cambridge port Elementary School in Cambridge is judging a
shipment of 10 Dr. Seuss books sent to the school by First Lady
Melania Trump for national reader Book Day, and a lengthy
letter titled Dear Mrs. Trump posted to the horn book blog
librarian Liz fifth so arrow thank the First Lady for this
note she sent to the students that said she was returning the
books because, quote, my school doesn't have a need for these
books, adding why not go out of your way to give books to
underfunded and underprivileged communities. She also suggested
that more thought could have gone into the selection of the
book saying Dr. Seuss is a bit of a cliche can we does not need
extra books. Perhaps in nature, the books that are selected
could be a bit more thoughtful as well. Wow. Some
parents supported the librarians decision. Others were surprised
any school would turn away a Cornerstone is learning I think
all books
are readable should have
said thank you to that. But not to send him back.
Cambridge Public School said it supports its employees right to
voice personal opinions but notice we have counseled the
employee on all relevant policies, including donations
policies, and the policy against public resources being used for
political purposes. Given that
we are in Cambridge, fourth, I think that's to be expected that
they're going to make a political statement.
Yes, the book should have been more thoughtful such as I have
two mommies. Yeah, books like that and makes much more. So
that's
actually what she was suggesting books like that. I have two
mommies. But the thing that that I think is overlooked, and no
one's asked, and I, and I think it's the most important thing,
from my perspective, or from a deconstruction perspective is
who advised Melania to send anything to that particular
library, which isn't a known super liberal Aryan? I mean,
super liberal area. Does she have a staff? No, yeah. Did she
just point a finger at some library? And in fact, at one
point, though, the librarian didn't make was Why are you
giving us free books? We don't need books once you get into
some poor library and a bad part of town, which I agree with.
Yes. Who's Who's advising Milani? This is one. This is
somebody she has working on her staff that should be fired,
immediately.
Agreed. Agreed. Yeah, but actually, that is the defense
you gave you gave the perfect defense. You could appear on Fox
or CNN or MSNBC as a Democratic strategist. This is a you know
when they can't get anybody involved in the story. My god
that's all I saw this weekend. He had Republican strategist
Democratic strategist, libertarian strategist. And once
a strategist
yog reminds me of ancient astronaut theorist, which is I'm
gonna go on my next business card. If you watch any of these
shows, of course, ancient astronaut theorists, who then
they never bring them out. Who are these ancient astronaut
theorists? That would be you, sir. It is now.
Here is ancient astronaut theorists, this law Don Jones
moonlighting as a Democratic strategist to explain the note,
and she makes your point exactly about this being a an odd choice
of school. And she uses that to pretty much defend the calls
that this was racist. And I believe I read in the note that
it said that Dr. Seuss was racist, it didn't say was it?
What would what they say in the clip? That some term that was
kind of funny, like unfortunate choice, or whatever it was?
Yeah,
we're going to whether or not Dr. Seuss had a history of
racism and his past and it is true now. Well, we call every
Cat in the Hat every Dr. Seuss book, a picture of bigotry and
racism. I think that may go a little bit too far. But the
reality is, you know that the librarian that call Dr. Seuss's
works partly bigotry and racism spends the majority of her
letter to the First Lady of the United States on something far
more substantive. But of course, conservatives who want to accuse
people who bring up racial issues as race baiting will only
focus on that part of her letter. Here's the reality for
many African Americans and people of color in the United
States. There are parts of American history, there are
famous people in America history, who we have to take
them for the great parts and dismiss them for the parts of
them that were brought up in some of the racist and bigotry
biggest ways that America had in its history. And so Dr. Seuss, I
actually had to once I heard the story, pull out our Dr. Seuss
books that are on my children's bookshelf and take a closer look
at them so I can see exactly what it was that was the
complaint. So you look at many of the drawings. And you have to
put it in the context of the times that many of these books
were were written. And you can see that they're very
stereotypical drawings of Asian Americans. Dr. Seuss, was known
for some very stereotypical black face drawings prior to the
books that most of us are familiar with. He was actually a
cartoonist for political ads. And so if you do a simple Google
search in the first few images that will pop up with Dr. Seuss,
you will see where he drew various stereotypical black
faced pictures of individuals, people portraying stereotypical
views of Asian Americans and African Americans and let me
tell you what's absurd. This this librarian who brought up
this whole Dr. Seuss issue 10 A whole 2345 paragraphs before she
talked about Dr. Seuss that talked about how ridiculous it
was that they use taxpayer dollars to send books over
privileged schools that didn't need them. But instead of
focusing on that very important point that you should agree
with, since you're a fiscal conservative, you want to focus
on the latter part of her letter that talks about Dr. Seuss.
Isn't it ridiculous that the First Lady of the United States
wouldn't know that a school already had all the leaves She
sent Dr. Seuss books to a library she should be. That's
Tucker.
Is that Tucker? Yeah.
He's like surfing in our on our waves from time to time.
So, Zola, Dr. Seuss, here's a great irony that I just get the
biggest kick out of a Dr. Seuss theater guys I think is his
name. I was in contact with him once when I was doing your race
and Molly, etymology of the word nerd, which apparently he
invented. Ah, yeah, did a character called the nerd or if
I ran the zoo, that would be the phrase 1950 That's the first
appearance of this word again. I had the dictionaries actually
were changed after I published this because they could come up
with with
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. So you are responsible for the
current pretty current dictionary definition of nerd.
Yeah. Holy crap.
Before I came along, and did this research they had it was
always like this and well, it made probably comes from the
words ne'er do well squeezed together. Nerd to get it nerd.
Yeah, it will add but there's no evidence of that. So you can you
can trace the first use of the word nerd and the little
character that he did, which looks like a nerd at the you
know, computer nerd his little guy in if I ran the zoo. Okay.
So he, the irony to this whole story to me is that guys was an
incredible liberal progressive, borderline communists lived in
California.
But I'm still I'm still completely flabbergasted that
you my friend. Yeah. are responsible for the definition
of the word nerd in the dictionary.
Yes. That's how it's supposed to be. It's mostly the etymology.
I'm responsible for the etymology that the origins of
the word are because of this
call. I believe this should be on your wiki page.
Yeah, it shouldn't be but I just lost if it if it doesn't mean
you to me hating the Macintosh, it won't get on the wiki
it's probably true. Well, we're gonna come we're gonna circle
round to this. I have the couple of clips on the author of The
Creature from Jekyll Island, which I think is a I think it's
a recommended no agenda book. It's about the Have you ever
stolen? Is that the witch? Who wrote that one?
G Edward Griffin.
Oh, yeah, that's the one I think that's the original.
That's the original Yeah, it's about the creation of the Yeah,
that's
the one you want. Yeah. Okay,
then that is a no agenda books.com I think is the website
you can get all of our recommendations. I got a couple
clips from him which I think are interesting. But first I'd like
to thank you for your courage and for the dictionary
definition of the word nerd and see in the morning to you John
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because got 42 Maybe that hand is actually from Hitchhiker's
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rocket. Internet so Okay, Musk.
Oh no. Jeez. Oh Elon,
how would you like to get anywhere on earth and under an
hour SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has a plan to do it releasing video
that imagines a rocket taking travelers from New York to
Shanghai in just 39 minutes. Musk claims that eventually a
seat would cost about the same as an economy plane ticket. But
the rocket which is also intended for missions to Mars is
still in the design phase
of Elon. This guy can say anything he wants anything he
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from your right from backyard dare to Perth for 150 bucks in
an hour, half hour. Come on.
Just about rockets and space and in and just tie in North Korea.
James Woolsey. Let me see. According to James Woolsey,
Woolsey, the North Koreans have a couple of satellites, which I
think is well known. They have satellites Correct. I mean, they
got some satellites floating there too, but they know they
got one well, one is known as one or the one is known as the
EMP satellite according to Woolsey. I'm still looking for
verification and or a clip that would be great. former director
of CIA he says that, that one sidelight, they call the EMP
satellite has a nuclear device intended to be triggered if
necessary, to explode, you know, in the in space above the United
States, which is crosses twice a day, which could possibly or
more than likely create an electromagnetic pulse and
cripple crypto. US ah it was a great thought it's
I mean, it's a great thought. Yeah. Well, he's got the right
costume for the duck.
He does. So I need to find I need to find confirmation This
is really painful girls bull crap probably is but when you
think about it, why wouldn't you if you could do it would make
nothing Look sense.
Yeah within the Russians have been criss crossed. Oh and
wouldn't do it would to do when do crap? Well let's go on with
looking at talk about North Korea and you might as well I
want to come back. Yes. Now we all we both know Morel Mike
Morel.
Oh stop, stop. What I teased in a block was the wrap up of the
racial tension and the Devall. Remember,
I completely know I remembered I let you on tease it. But I
thought we're just gonna do those teasers that we just never
know. I
know. I actually I told you I have three clips of G. Edward
Griffin. Remember? Yeah.
Yeah. You shouldn't be doing that teasing thing.
Oh, well, before the I'm sorry, I just teased it because before
we go into it, I have a little clip from the most recent Bill
Maher show on HBO.
What now your T you're gonna extend the T
yes, it's a setup was more of a setup and a tease.
Okay, well, that's fine.
It's getting pretty technical. John, I don't know if that was
the audience cares that much.
They don't by
the had April Ryan on, you know her from CNN CNNs. John
Heilemann, I think you know, right. He is pretty much the
voice of reason here and Tom Morello who is now tagged as an
activist. And it was I always love it when Mark goes against
the narrative of the left, because he's good at it and he's
very sincere, and that's why I think he's still watchable but
actually for the no agenda producer or the host he's
extremely watchable because it's just funny to see people say
crazy stuff. And this was about the morality of punching a Nazi
so this is a murderer guy. There was a photo that was went viral
some guy who was it wasn't he didn't have swastikas, but he
had some kind of Neo now, it was literally neo Nazi esque type
uniform that he's wearing. Okay. And so the question is when
someone does that, you know, what should you do? And
apparently it's considered okay by some people on the panel to
punch a person like that. And there's a bunch of Yeah, and
there's reasoning behind it.
But we have to go by principles and not feelings. That's what
the other side does. You can't just punch.
The First Amendment says the government can't pass laws that
abridge face free speech. I mean, I grew up in the home with
an Anti Fascist he this is Highland. By the way, he's
pretty easy voice of reason. Here was my uncle who was a
world war two veteran who fought against fascism. And if he was
riding that bus and saw a Nazi symbol of someone who wanted to
throw all Jews into ovens, and ethnically cleanse all colored
people from the planet, my nine year old uncle if it was alive
with a punch that son of a bitch on the face of his back violence
voice of reason within the bounds, but then yeah, just is
throwing Jews into ovens violence
was not throwing a juice into
this cotton so good. What did the Nazis
bus the Seattle Daddy? What
did the Nazis do? Oh, honey, they threw Jews into ovens. Got
any more questions?
Just is throwing Jews into ovens violence
was not throwing juice into oven. This is
using an insignia that breeds hate and it's talking about
that,
but I don't think it was it wasn't a swastika armband. He
didn't actually use the swastika as far as I recall from the
photo, but it looks very it was neo Nazi for sure. But you know
this this misinformation is tough to bear.
But it's absurd. We get to punch him in the face. No, I
don't believe in violence. I don't believe in violence. But
there needs to be something something this man should have
something. No, he should have been complicated. It's just how
you
drive which exactly.
We don't believe in the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court said
they could march in so key right. And we just saw that they
were able they were allowed to march. I mean, this is what the
First Amendment says. Even if something is odious. This is
America you are allowed to throw the principle out the window and
just say it's how I feel. Then you're just as bad as them
it's gonna build out.
Not as bad just because just because I want Nazis to be
punches. I mean, he's bad. People who want to throw we all
do want them to be anonymous. We
want them to. We live in LA, wherever it
raises, confronted by better speech and more speech, that
principle here the notion is I think that obviously if someone
is about to do violence,
notice nobody, nobody claps for that when he says, Hey, more
speech and better speech is the answer. Everyone's quiet because
mom is a Nazi, you just punch me in the face more speech that
ain't got a principal here, which is called inciting
violence notion is
I think that obviously, if someone who's about to do
violence, if someone shows up with a torch, or with a club,
and it's threatening someone punching that torch towards not
to do violence, if someone shows up with a torch or with a club,
and it's threatening someone punching that core punching that
person has asked why we shouldn't be you shouldn't be
allowed, again, according to Bill's principles, the First
Amendment the Constitution, all the things we believe you should
be able to add to speak without being punched in the beach or
sit on a bus we should be able to say we hate Nazis. Here's
Nazism, we hate fascism are against it. They also say we
don't like violence. Yes,
this dog whistle that's been going around the nation, and
people are listening to the call. And the problem is some of
these old laws need to be revisited. Because they just
don't fit some of what's going on.
And the bottom like these old crazy laws, like what's that
first one again? Oh, yeah, that free speech thing. We got to
revisit that Congress Shobe shall make no law against free
speech, nations on punching needs to be revisited. No, we
need to add it that there's an exception to the rule. No, no,
you must punch nuts. Oh.
Congress shall make no rule against punching a Nazi. If he's
throwing a Jew in the oven. It's been
going around the nation, and people are listening to the
call. And the problem is some of these old laws need to be
revisited, because they just don't fit some of what's going
on. And the bottom line is he has freedom of speech. But yes,
he was intimidating, inciting, and that is not ramside
this is what bothers me.
Here's the irony of this. She's talking about, you know, he was
inciting by sitting on a bus like a nerd in case you want to
others look it up with an armband. And that is inciting
violence incite is the specific word. I told you to track this
that the Supreme Court said if speech incites violence, then it
is not protected by the First Amendment. But what they are
doing is in fact inciting violence by saying it's okay to
punch a Nazi ironi is just lost on these people
inciting and that is not right. And
also this is what bothers me about liberals there are no not
to throwing Jews in the ovens now in America, this thing about
doing something that looks like it takes courage and it does.
First of all, I'm not a liberal. Okay, so the difference between
Charlottesville and Boston was very, very clear. The odds were
even in Charlottesville, and that's when someone got killed
with Tiki torches, torches in the streets. In Boston, the
Nazis were outnumbered 20 to one and they hid in the little
cabana Coppola place scared to death and asked for the police
to take them out of there because of the because people
stood up and said, We're not going to under any circumstances
allow this ideology to be one that has reigned in United
States
but they did it but they did it in a peaceful and nonviolent way
in Boston very, very effectively. But they they
felt they that was safe. That's what they did. They felt
comfortable marching without hoods there because they are now
without hoods in the Oval Office. And that's where
we got the Oval Office nice one morale bomb is. So Meyer said
something important there. I believe. We have become
certainly United States and I think it's a worldwide
phenomenon. We have become a nation of activism, which is not
done to any actual actions other than virtue signaling, changing
your icon on Twitter or the face bag in taking a knee. That's it.
That's all it takes anymore. That's all you need to someone
else to take care of the actual problem. Somehow we've been
conditioned into if I say something on face bag, then I am
doing something. And that's awesome
to me is not new. I mean, we've become Yes, but when did we
become I think we became almost a day the internet was in play
once once the actual browsers came into existence around
94. So after gopher
Yeah, yeah, luckily squirrel mail still there. Go free after
rodents.
Well, that's because of O'Reilly O'Reilly his books. Always had
animals for the explanation
go for Ken came before Well, Riley I can assure you. Anyway.
The point is, is that the I noticed this week before we
started doing the show where there would be some some law We
had to not pass. And so everybody made a big fuss on the
internet about Oh, who is sucks, we can't do this. And then it
passed, because then everybody stopped bitching about it
because it was like they did their part. For some reason
everybody thinks they did their part when they make their
complaint on Facebook. Yeah, which we, which I still believe
we should make it daily or I'm sorry, every show feature,
reading some of the crap you run into, because it's these are
people that they got it out of their system. They wrote their
their poison pen letter, I will send a letter to the public so
glad they've accomplished something. That's what that
librarian did. Instead of just sending the books back or not
doing anything and putting the picture in a frame, collecting
it. She made a big fuss and she made a big she did or virtue
signaling is exactly what it is. I did my part. You didn't do
anything. And nobody does anything. That's all they do is
they sit on their Duff's and then they write these nasty
notes and I think that's accomplished. I mean, that's why
Trump won and that's why Trump will win again.
Would you like a little face bag read?
I would love it.
This is
why the way stop it was that part of the there's the tease
over we
did your teaser the other teaser is over. I'm ready to go. But if
you want like it was very smooth, thank you. I can do a
little face bag. Read if you want though. Yes. What I always
want. Okay, this is from Amy Siskind says kind Siskind, the
She is president, co founder of the new agenda, former the new
agenda about that former Wall Street exec and she's an
advocate for women's and LGBT rights. I'm very happy and good
for her. And she has been tracking her week. So actually
the weeks of authoritarianism.
Oh,
this week, DHS informed 21 states they were targeted by
Russia strangely a year later and on a late afternoon on a
Friday. Trump who benefited from a slight approval rating
reprieve courtesy of positive media coverage continues to this
amazing meat is all in for Trump. What are you talking
about? Go and get off my Get off my feet get off my wall. Trump
who benefited from a slight approval rating reprieve
courtesy of positive media coverage continue to deny
Russian involvement and to act erratically in unbefitting of
the office on both foreign policy and domestic issues.
Trump also continues to ignore what is shaping up to be a
humanitarian crisis in Puerto Rico. And then she has a list
which is quite lengthy. But it's really what happened during the
week. That proves that we are in a third authoritarian state
I would say is an authoritarian death spiral.
Yeah, that's even better. Number one. In a series of bizarre
Sunday morning tweets, Trump referred to Kim Jong Hoon as
Rocket Man retweeted a criticism of New York Times story and
retweeted two of his own tweets. You know, you're not supposed to
do that. I actually got you know, I sometimes I retweet the
no agenda quotes if I like it. Yeah. Then people take offense
at you retweeting yourself, man. Yeah. Since when did this become
returning
is a URI tweeting as somebody with something somebody drew
from the show? It's worse
because my quote, I guess, or something, then I'm retweeting
myself. So
I think no, I think they're wrong. And I know these rules to
Trump also retweeted a GIF of him hitting Hillary with a golf
ball in the head, sparking criticism for the violent
imagery against the female political opponent. Of course,
elected Republicans remained silent. You really do like this
segment, don't you?
I do. I love it. Three.
The original account of the golf Jeff was from at fucked of mind
whose twitter feed is full of racist, anti semitic and anti
LGBTQ tweets.
No, I got that. Probably follow them.
For Trump began his first UN remarks by mentioning Trump
World Tower. Yeah, I thought he saw great potential right across
the street to be honest with you. It's kind of a news
rundown. But then I'll just I'll skip down a little bit. Here we
go. 11. Pew Research reported America's image has suffered
since Trump took office. In a survey spanning 37 nations. Only
22% of confidence Trump is doing the right thing in international
affairs, which Obama had 64% Take that.
Didn't say take that? Sure. Does. Really? Yeah,
there. Let's see. What else do we have? There was some weird
ones even weirder, Boy, this immigration stuff you want to
hear that or
telling you, here's what you got to do. You have to take this
segment more seriously, I think you're right, I really have to
shape and that means you got to find these things like this. And
then you have to do some editing. So you can go through
that list and just read it. I mean, not edit.
I understand what you're saying. You're right. I
do have to do that. Yeah, take chunks out. But don't edit
obviously, the wordage because this is the best part. But I
think that there's a goldmine here. You could I think you
could do it, just a podcast
below, then we can pod the week in face bag posts.
Alright, because it's, it seems more interesting than the
YouTube video, you know, compilations just these people
ranting but again, I think it brings us back to our original
point, which is they think they're accomplishing something.
They get it out of their system, and they've done they've done
their part. Not that nothing,
bitch. Yes. Okay, so I will do that. I will. But I will take
the segment. Seriously. You kind of caught me off guard, but I
didn't realize you were you want it. And now I understand how
important it is to the show. So I will. I will. Duty.
It's only important to this show as comic relief. Okay. We're not
that funny.
Oh, now we're going to kind of wrap all of this up with three
clips that I found on a podcast, which was the nice part about
it. So is not miked very well, but it's not horrible to listen
to not as bad as much better than we've heard in the past. G.
Edward Griffin, author of The Creature from Jekyll Island,
which is about the sixth baguettes secret meeting that
took place on Jekyll Island right off it's a Georgia Jekyll
Island.
And I remember
where the Federal Reserve was created the control of money.
Yeah, the Central Bank of the United Rothschild, yes by the
Rothschild now, here's what I think he's it. What do you know
about Griffin besides this book? I mean, it's a serious
guy thing about him. I could look him up on the Wikipedia.
Yeah, well as we speak, and maybe I can find something I
want you to do that but I started off these what's his
first name? It's G. Edward Griffin. So I don't know what
the G stands for. But G Edward Griffin but it his book has been
on the no agenda recommended book list for a long time. And
I've read it certainly then
I n or o ai bi N. There he is. Okay, going.
Well tell me what does it say?
Well, he's, he's still alive, I guess. Yes.
Oh, he's an older gentleman. He's probably in his late burnin
31. He's an American far right conspiracy theorist. There you
go. That's how it starts. Yeah.
Okay. Well, stop. Because if you listen to this in that
headspace, yeah, of course. He is discussing the divide and
conquer strategy that has been ongoing for a long time, not
just against the United States, but certainly is coming to a
head, he actually has a name for the stage that we're in right
now. But first, we'll start with him trying to explain the divide
and conquer strategy.
I think that the only way to understand this so called
confusion, because I don't think it really is confusion. I think
that confusion is part of the design, put those two things
together, I think what we're seeing is the unfolding of I
would call it a master plan. That was, it's nothing new. In
the old days, we used to study it in the history books, it was
called divide and conquer. But today, it's called information
dominance and different names. But it's boils down to the same
thing, there is a group of people in the world who have an
agenda. And it's not in our best interest. It's a group that
really doesn't have a name different people call it
different things. They call it the powers that be you know,
because we can't really put a handle on it, the deep state, or
the oligarchy, and all of those words are valid in, in a sense,
but the fact of the matter is, in my view, that there is a
group of people that are pretty much running the show behind the
scenes, and they're not the ones that we read too much about in
the newspapers, and they're not the ones we vote for, when we go
into the polls, there are these you know, the hidden forces, the
ones which control the money system, if you can control money
in the world, you've got a big long lever, you as you can
imagine, as Lord Rothschild said a couple of centuries ago, he
says, I care not who passes the laws, as long as I have the
ability to make the money because you can buy the
politicians and you can you can pay for the armies that will put
the Kings on the throne and so forth. So those with with the
with really deep pockets, if you want to simplify it are are
certainly in that category. And they're not the only ones by the
way, but they're in the category because they can literally buy
up nations. And meanwhile the people are going to the polls
and voting for the candidates that have been selected by these
more hidden forces and They think they're participating in
their own political destiny, because they voted for candidate
A or Candidate B. And the candidates are always arguing
against each other. So we got a choice here, right? Well, not
really because they agree on their a fundamental issues that
are important. So it's very no agenda thinking it's I don't
think is that crack party conspiracy, what I found. The
interesting is that what we typically have called divide and
conquer is now called things like information dominance. And
it hit me. This is why guys like, Congressman Adam Schiff,
who's on the Intelligence Committee, are so adamant about
this, and so freaked out about the Russian ads on Twitter,
because that is all I think, really the intelligence agencies
do anymore. They're probably much more engrossed in
propagandistic practices, information dominance, making
sure that stuff spreads through social networks. I mean, the FBI
director had the Mueller the guy invest in the President had an
office in face bag when he was director of the FBI. So I think
that's that's why they're all freaked out about this, or why
they're using it to blame Russia, perhaps it maybe it was
them doing all this stuff. Try it backfired. Who knows? But it
seems to me that I liked that information dominance. I hadn't
thought about it that way is that is actually the new version
of divide and conquer.
I like it. I like I mean, this guy, I really think he's a he is
nuts. But that doesn't mean he's not right about certain things.
And I like it. And we had to remember the tech experts. Yes.
The tech Hillary had in place. And remember internet in a
suitcase?
Oh, that guy was great. Yes. Wait a minute. Do we still have
that? See suit? I betcha we have a clip still. Yes, internet in a
suitcase. Let me see, this may be an end of show thing. I get a
lot of invitations to speak
these days. But most of them are a lot less cool than this one.
Usually, the cool invitations go to my colleague Ian Schuler,
who's our resident techie in the Bureau of human rights,
democracy and labor, is going to be speaking later this
afternoon, on a panel with Sasha min wrath about the internet in
a suitcase program that we're doing funding and it's being
done here at New America. Yeah.
Good Times internet in a suitcase. Yeah, that's great.
Sounds like a bad ISP ad, we tried to fit it into a box.
Instead, we're giving you internet in a suitcase, enjoy
your internet.
That was all during the Hillary, period.
So let's continue clip two, with Griffin from the creature of
Jekyll Island. And he's going to link more of the strategy now to
current events and the
long view that they view and so the strategy that these people
have been using, and I studied this for a long time, and
they're very clear about it, if you get to their documents in
their books, and you will find her very frank about the way to
take over a system is to divide it, and to get everybody at each
other's throat, and the concept of us against them. And if you
can get violence in the streets. This is this, the Communists
were masters of this in the day of communist revolutions, and so
forth. They have written textbooks on this. And I studied
those as a young guy was really curious to see how these things
were. And they say, go into a country. And if we're, if we're
going to, if we're interested in taking over that country from
the inside. So the way you do it is you'd look for something
where there is a potential division. Now in some countries,
it might be a religion, that might be a great clash of
religion in some way. And others that might be racial. In others,
it might be economic status, whatever it is, let's find what
it is. And we will try and go into both sides. And we will
agitate one side against the other. And until finally we can
if we've generated violence ourselves, we'll actually hire
people who are experts at this and but also will use
inflammatory propaganda. So that will bring out of the woodwork
people who are innocent. And we see this going on right now in
America today. The left versus the right. There's no difference
between them. And the Look who's financing these people. I think
we were talking a moment ago about there's a demonstration or
protests coming up. And Antifa is busting in people from all
over the country. Well, who's paying for these buses, right?
This is another grassroots movement. This is funded, this
is orchestrated, this is Theater. And the idea is that if
you get the left fighting the right of they think they're left
and right.
Are you bored? No. I thought you were clicking something
No, no, I was smashing a tin can. Okay, my fists.
I know you got to stay sharp,
I think they're left and right, so forth, because they've been
told, or some white nationalists, so are fed up with
being told that they're hateful people, and and they don't like
all of the privileges given to these violent Black groups and
so forth funded by George Soros. I think that's not fair. How
come these people can get away with violence and hatred, and
they call us the haters, and they get mad, we're gonna get
ticked off. And so this is the trick. They're trying to get
people from both sides, the genuine people fooled and
angered and blinded by passion and hatred. And now we really
have a race for you see, but it wouldn't never have happened if
it hadn't been orchestrated, and financed and strategize from the
very beginning. So when you ask me the question, What's my take
on it? I see this merely as the continuation of this strategy
that has been known by by political scientists for a long
time. This is nothing new. It's nothing mysterious, you can go
to any well stocked library and get books on the strategies.
While you still can, I wouldn't be so sure of that in the
future.
Now, they'll always, books always be available, because
nobody reads them.
Well, there's that. The more I listened to the him, though, and
just thinking of other stuff that we've played this morning,
the more I'm thinking that this may be, I'll be a desperate
cover up because, yeah, the ads that the Russians put there, the
Russians, the Russian IP, SS. Yeah, I have a feeling that
those were originated in the United States, by people who
actually have this strategy in mind. And it's probably
historically from socialist groups, or Anti Fascist
really, actually, and I wish I had the document for this
because I was gonna bring it up on a show and I forgot about it.
There's actually an American strategy, which is really goes
beyond me, it's kind of what he's talking about, that goes
beyond what those old socialist groups did. The idea was the
idea that we have from a intelligence perspective is to
set up parallel operations. exact parallel operations, you
go into a country and there's the you know, some party they
MLF by you get to you pro camp and the and the Contra camp and
and you hit and that's a group and you sit and well, you know,
you do parallel. So you set up a group claiming to be the same as
them. Oh, so you have your group and you know, those guys are the
phonies. Well,
so that so that would be Black Lives Matter versus black
activists? Exactly. Wow, it is the strategy, you got to find
out who what strategy this is, this is an
American strategy that is developed, I think it was
developed out of Monterey, or one of these military think
tanks. And there's books about it. And the guy who's
responsible for some Colonel or something, buddy, I had all
these details. And I don't know what I did how I lost it. But I
remember reading all the stuff, I guess, this is the way to do
it. Somebody sets up shop, and this is the this is all
counter-intelligence stuff. Somebody sets up shop doing
selling something and claiming to be the king of it, it's
almost a marketing strategy. You set up the exact same program,
that is just the same thing, you claim it to be the same, it does
the same stuff and everything like and now you're in
competition. And at some point, you should be able to, you know,
since you got the funding, you could put the other guys out of
business in a that's the marketing sense. And the
political sense. It's exactly what we saw at the black Davis
thing. You set up shop, they supposedly got to do as popular
as the other ones. If they didn't, they could claim they
were nowhere more popular than they are. And but check it out,
then you co OPT, then you can call it
following following this theory. And I'm totally I'm totally on
board following that. So we have the exact the exact textbook
being implemented the Twitter account was actually at black
activists. So they're following the exact same strategy. Then we
have the scripted Anderson Cooper interview, where they
don't even question the popularity because look, they're
more successful than the other group. John, you've nailed it.
It's that strategy, but it's an American strategy.
Yes, it's an American strategy. This is not something you find
in those
old so it's even worse, it's even worse than it appears as
the strategy is purposely being unfolded and exposed by saying,
Oh, look, what's been happening?
Well, in this case, is to blame the Russians.
Well, no, they're blaming the Russians, because now they don't
want anyone to know.
Yeah, so I mean, that's what you have to do. You can't give away
the fact that this is all you.
I know. So they're pulled there. What I'm saying is, they're
highlighting it to make it worse. Right, exactly. And
here's the final clip. This is see oh yeah, the consolidation
phase. That's the final phase of the strategy. Let's see, if
we're close to
it, there's the final phase. And this thing is called
consolidation. That's what they call it. And the consolidation
phase comes when finally, the population is so frightened, and
so fed up by this violence, which they think is genuine,
they think it's, they think the whole country has gone crazy,
when in fact, it's it's point 000000 1%, you know, but
orchestrated and always, always doing their theater performance
in front of cameras, that's so that the vision to the rest of
the country is that this is everywhere. And so with 510 1000
people, you can make it look like it's a national revolution.
And so the idea is to get the poor bloke at home, you know,
drinking this beer and watching his television or whatever you
drink, maybe it's T, and he's a murderer. Look at this, this cup
was coming apart. I mean, this is, I mean, they're gonna be in
our streets pretty soon. So now, now everybody's set up, if there
is a real clash and some real blood in the streets, the the
same groups who have their people in government as well
will say, Well, we're going to declare martial law, we're going
to put an end to this violence. And unfortunately, so many
people are going to say, Oh, thank goodness, we have martial
law. Because this they see as restoring peace. Well, once the
martial law is in place, that's the consolidation. Right? That's
when there's no even a question of free speech.
There you go, then I think we're close to that phase. We're
way beyond that phase. When when the Woodside act national
something act that came in right after 911. The Patriot Act, the
Patriot Act, yeah, that's a patriot. Yes, what they're
talking about, and that we're way beyond that. So I don't
think we're anything new coming up Patriot Act.
The only thing that's new was the internet for the strike.
The thing that's that should be mentioned here is that again,
the CIA is the one who if you remember the clip do we had
about a month ago about the CIA invasion of Guatemala in 1957 or
so which would use this exact same strategy that he's
describing where you just make it seem like all hell's breaking
loose on the using the media,
right? And was wagging the dog strategy is told to wag the dog
and
it's like, you know, they just took over the place you know,
the guy nobody ever heard of,
and you know, if I am just gonna go complete crackpot idea. So
they started this with the Muslim Islam thing, the crazy
ISIS thing, those videos which have disappeared because the
budget has gone. The videos, the high end, super beautiful,
multiple effects, multi camera, gray of effects, special
effects, fire and brimstone. These are great videos that they
were making them Yeah, they were just beautiful money. It would
have cost a lot of money to make that we're pretty sure it was
there was a Turkish director who did at least one of them. And
that really wasn't catching hold, you know, is gooey, you
don't want to see that blood chopping off heads even though
you curious nevertheless, that was snipped that bit out. Now
the budget shifted, and now it's all doing this and it's much
more effective. And the following that just explains
everything somehow, something went wrong in the entire system
and Trump cheesy. I mean, we all know it's Hillary's fault.
That's what that's what the elites are saying, Gosh, you
can't do anything right. Now we got to take care of it. Okay.
Calling the black activists
well, they're definitely freaked out.
It's spreading though. This whole thing is spreading the
Antifa and the Nazis. It's too bad for once is too bad. This is
in video. This is Sweden, they now have what they call Neo
Nazis clashing with anti fascists or Antifa. But most of
these people just look like people there's no uniforms,
there's no nothing. Then they show a bunch of guys standing
with flags which are by would say more like white nationalist
flags. Not not neo Nazi, but it's just let's just call them
Nazis.
neo Nazi rally in Sweden has ended in dozens of arrests after
anti fascists clashed with members of the Nordic Resistance
Movement or NMR. Hundreds of members of the NMR had planned
to march through the city of Gothenburg, but trouble broke
out between the police and the far right group when members
tried to deviate from the agreed route. The leader of the NMR
Simon Lindbergh was among those arrested, some anti Fascists
were also detained. The NMR describes itself as a national
socialist group and is not banned. It aims to stop mass
migration fight what it calls the global Zionist elite. Police
were deployed from across Sweden to help manage the rally. So
they've
Oh, we got here we go. We've got Neo Nazis, although it was just
a group that is anti immigration. It sounds like a I
think they have some valid points. The Let's go. Just one
last thing for you. Then I'm going to this was merely a
trance like a transition into this one, which proves now that
we have the DCS. That's what I'm calling it divide and conquer
strategy, the DCS. Now they're going to spread this to a
program that I think I was searching for it. That's why I
got the ad for the trailer for the new series of Berlin
station. Chaos Germany arise.
The party is seeking to up the ante on the spike and far right
hate crimes. You're going deep cover with Neo Nazis.
He's planning an attack to swing the election in favor.
He doesn't know what we're doing. Internally, this is all
on the box. If he thinks for one second that he's being played,
or it says there are no friends on espionage, Berlin station
returns October 15. Only on epics.
Now Berlin station is a great show.
Yeah, that's why that's why I was looking for it. You told me
to watch it.
Yeah, you have you watched the first season.
I haven't watched anything. I was searching for it. That's
what that's why I got
what you want to watch the first season and it's very dark. It's
very grim. It's gonna get a Rubicon like element to it as a
lot of corruption. In Neo
Nazis, a planning and attack on the elections
is probably something being set by the CIA. There's a very anti
CIA, I think that they think is extremely anti CIA. I'm
surprised it's on the air. So let's hear let's hear from
Hillary because she's, you know, since she's kind of part of the
scheme and part of the elites, she's the one who blew it. Yes,
she's part and she's part of the DCS. And so
she so she's got to stay out. There's like, it's almost as if
Well, you didn't get the job. But you've got to keep working.
Because you did a crappy job. You got to make this book that
nobody wants you to rise. So you write a book. And now you gotta
be out on the she's never stumped so much in her life. And
she is out with everybody spreading bullcrap as much as
she can. And here she is, with Charlie Rose.
In 2016, Hillary Clinton received more votes than any
other US presidential candidate in history, except for President
Obama.
Despite winning the popular vote, she lost the election.
What happened is the title of the candidates,
just on the math, I'm sorry, she's on the math, isn't it so
that, that as the population grows, that she actually messed
it up, she should have had more than Obama. Of course, she had
more than George Washington, there weren't that many people.
She kind of saw
better than George Washington.
In 2016, Hillary Clinton received more votes than any
other US presidential candidate in history except for President
Obama. Yet despite winning the popular vote, she lost the
election. What happened is the title of the candidate's new
memoir.
I accept a lot of the criticism I got because, yeah, I do think
policies matter. I'm worried sick about this move by the
Republicans to do this phony health care bill. I'm worried
because at the end of this week, the Children's Health Insurance
Program, which ensures eight or 9 million kids, you know, may
not get reauthorized. It matters, Charlie, I see the
lives of people who are affected by these policies. So yes, I
care a lot about it. But more than that, I think the job is
supposed to really humble you. That is what I've seen. I
remember sitting in the Oval Office, you know, to two days
after 911 with George W. Bush, the bravado the you know that he
was funny, he was humbled. I looked into his eyes. I knew the
shock and pain he must feel and you know, was there to ask for
help for New York, which he promised and delivered on? I've
been with, you know, Barack Obama and the Situation Room.
Hey, wait a minute. Wait a minute women. Her big thing has
always been I was there. I went through through it with New York
on 911. No, she didn't. She was in the Oval.
Well, it sounds like from this story, your story's changed. I
would like to check the validity of this story. Somehow, as she
makes it sound like they had 911 She's in there conferencing with
bushes because because she's so important as the junior senator
from New York Yeah, it just bullcrap.
You know, I was there to ask for help for New York, which he
promised and delivered on. I've been with, you know, Barack
Obama and the situation room making really difficult
decision, including whether you go after Osama bin Laden and
Obama was upstairs, wasn't having a sandwich.
Well, that's during the decision making process. She was in the
Situation Room with her smelling her finger. In that photograph,
as you recall, during the actual event, that was
a great photo. That was one, and it also became one of the great
memes, like people in the background were photoshopped in.
What do you go after Osama bin Laden? And you first have to
say, there are limits to what we know. And we have to operate
within an environment in which we know we will never know
everything. And that humbles you. Now we seem to have a
president who doesn't care and doesn't know what he doesn't
know. Who operates totally viscerally based on his gut, and
his highest and most favored response is that yellow of the
crowd that consists of people who support him who buy into Him
who loved him, who could see no wrong in anything that he does.
And I think it's a dangerous time. I've said I think that his
presidency poses a clear and present danger to our country in
prison. Meaning several things
to containing meaning another version of the definition of the
First Amendment, that if you have speech that incites a
violence or is a clear and present danger, it's not
protected. This is unbelievable. They're doing Yes. Meaning what?
Meaning several things to continue to divide this country
along race and religion, ethnicity, gender, is really
doing damage. You can see it already in some of the blowback
and, and backlash that we're seeing whether it's Silicon
Valley fighting over, you know, women in tech, or kinds of,
it's a great example, it's tech.
It's funny that you would bring them as your primary example.
That's your number one exam. How about, I don't know, la supports
these Democrats.
That's even dumber, isn't it? So
this is like one of those stupid things where you go after your
support base. It's like you shouldn't even mention this in
tech,
or, you know, seeing the kinds of bullying that's going on in
school yards and what parents are having to tell their kids
after they hear something that the President said, you know, we
are E Pluribus Unum, I believe that I cherish that anyone? Yes.
And all of a sudden, it's divide and conquer on every front, go
after those black athletes who are exercising their
constitutional rights. Because you know, you think maybe your
bass will like it, get that son of a bitch off the field right
now out, he's fired. I just find that so troubling.
Notice how they don't put that the big. It's out of context
course by saying instead of the full court, which is I wish one
of the owners would say, No, they just put that in
unbelievable national
rights. Because, you know, you think maybe your base will like
it,
they get that son of a bitch off the field right now out, he's
fired.
I just find that so troubling. And so there's a danger to our
social fabric. I knew that going in to the campaign, certainly
thinking about being President. I knew I'd have to do a lot of
work with people who didn't support me who believed a lot of
lies about me who were on the other side of the partisan
divide, but I thought that's what you should expect the
President to do.
Oh, wow, they're really they're really exposing the strategy now
and really just out there with it she so Dhaba
yes, they're telling you what the strategy is. In the irony,
of course, is that as the Democrats who are the big
identity politics, Apple, who are doing all the dividing, as
opposed to Trump and of course you take him out of context he's
a big dividers no doubt about it. And of course his he doesn't
care going to some people's
space where the risk is now elevated. Just got a new alert,
letting you know.
Okay, well, please stop shaking. I'll let you know. Okay. So I
found the whole thing to be well, you know, classic.
Hillary's good jumping from one thing to another, they're making
her work. Yeah, you don't get any more money from us. You
better make money off that book. Yeah. I don't think she ever
will. I think she got this huge advance. I don't know what it
was, but there's millions.
Oh, I don't think it's probably lower than normal. was probably
a 3 million maybe?
No, I don't think so. No other publishers you gotta remember
they're all left wingers. And they support you know, they they
throw money at these people like Hillary and Obama now, just as
part of the what you're supposed to do, it's the right thing to
do. Yes.
All right, I'm gonna take a little break, unless you want to
transition in with something else.
Well, I did have a couple of I do have one little ABC whipsaw
example, but it's not the classic.
Explain the whipsaw. The website
is where they say, Well, the way things are going it's gonna did
the world's coming to an end tomorrow. And then they go to a
clip of somebody saying a weather's great here in
Michigan. Yeah. Just complete non sequitur, and on Yeah, it's
like a non sequitur, in action. But they, but they, but the way
they do it, they do it very professionally. In fact, they
have some good examples of that. So you don't notice it. And it
makes it sound as though they've just proven the point. When they
haven't proven anything. Tommy kind of prove it with a with a
clip. That's something else. But let's this is a, this is a
saving cash this interesting little one.
Tom Price, Steve Bannon, Michael Flynn, Sean Spicer, Reince
Priebus, among many others, out of this administration tonight,
some Republicans on the Hill have demanded an investigation
into the spending here.
David, Republicans and Democrats on the Hill are demanding a full
accounting of administration travel, and just now the
President's Budget Director sent out new guidelines to White
House officials on the appropriate use of government
and private
aircraft.
Okay, so what they've done here is they've and I'm not gonna use
the word conflated, use whatever it is. He asked a question about
they're, they're doing an investigation of this of
spending, boom spending. Yeah. And she says, yes, they're doing
an investigation of travel.
Prior to that was great.
It's like, Wait, it now she had said, yes, they're doing an
investigation of the spending in and around travel. That would be
okay, kind of, but the generality that they're going to
do the investigation around spending, and they and she says,
yes, they're going to do an investigation, this round
vessel,
this will not last very long. They need to stop they I'm
saying they, and they would be people like Pelosi and Schumer
and they need to stop it. Because if they if you really
start digging, and you start looking at the private air rent
private aircraft rental by Congress, people
haven't been yet Sonic control.
I wouldn't mind I wouldn't mind someone looking again at the the
bogus STOCK Act that Obama signed into law, where you still
have total legality for insider trading based upon the laws that
you're writing for any congressional staffer even not
just the congressmen and women, but for staffers. They can make
it may be a place stock buys and sells based upon information
they have. It's legal for them. They need to keep people this
needs to be kept at bay.
Well, it looks as if part of this is going to be used,
because they keep mentioning Minuchin hmm,
yeah, that he's going to be used to get him out. And that'll be
his way to get out. He wants to be told Yeah, so.
So I think Minuchin is gonna get out that way. I don't know how
Cohen is gonna get out. He hasn't been. He hasn't been in
this in the crosshairs. He's got
he's got to find a ruse. Yeah, just to save face.
We'll see.
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got my question for a wine recommendation? I guess.
I did. I do. You didn't see all the notes. I sent you back.
Geez, no.
Did you send it through email? No, I
sent it through the did not receive it did not receive.
There's a whole slew of things
I said he's
like, Well, I will tell you this that I was late with the notes
the return. Okay,
that's all right by
you or get you lamb is clap by that. I'll just tell you this.
So everyone should know. Lamb in general classic Bordeaux.
Classic for Bordeaux. Yeah, but burgundy is also good with it.
Just pretty much any red wine works with lamb and I will say
this. People should note if they never had modulae. They don't
know about Mosley. They never tried mostly to get good
Beaujolais. You 2015 is probably the greatest year in Beaujolais
that we've seen since according to many experts since 1947. Oh,
and I have to say we had a Beaujolais for dinner the other
night that was just a knockout.
See, I was that's really what I was. I would have been happier
if I found a nice Bordeaux. I would have been happier if I had
been able to serve Beaujolais with that story. Yes, because I
did have a story about the cheese you know this goat's
cheese is separated by layer of scary millennial
Have you everything has have a story.
Yes. Well, I got a story for you. All right, this definitely
falls under the category.
New details now on a sexual misconduct investigation
involving Southern California school children. Amusing teacher
is under investigation and local and federal officials say he may
have contaminated fluids handed up to children with bodily
fluids. At least 13 Southern California school districts are
involved in this some are being told to turn over the
instruments from the flutes around the world music program.
We've confirmed notifications went out to parents in
Fullerton, Newport Mesa school district Chatsworth and the ie
the flutes will be tested for possible contamination. We are
not naming the music teacher in question right now until federal
charges are officially announced. But an education
source close to the investigation did confirm to us
that that teacher was arrested
before handing out skin flutes. I
mean, well, well, the this was a tame version of the report, but
the only one I could find with a clip. There was semen. He had he
did. I guess these are PVC pipes. They got a picture of
him. Maybe he was testing them. You testing them on his member?
You know I'm saying anyway,
so there was like a script from the Family Guy.
Skin fluid. Yeah, I know. Welcome back to Friday briefing.
Sorry. I mean, do that. Yeah.
That's pretty gruesome. I have actually. Yeah, it's pretty
gruesome, I think is gruesome. This, this one in this one time
at bandcamp.
I stuck a flute in my physique,
but it was a male teacher and I Mmm.
The full report stay sick is sick.
Well do that to kids flutes is a bit odd. Yes.
Because a pervert. You think? Yeah, I think, well the real
news story is this one that woman that would let the 12 year
olds home alone and didn't think anything I've read I find this
fascinating.
I didn't hear the story, all of her set her options. And she
left the kids in the care of the 212 year olds.
30 year old Aaron Mackay left to 12 year olds and a six and seven
year old alone in these apartments while she took a
vacation to Germany. Luckily, we
were able to get there the next day. So the chance of something
happening dropped significantly. Police
received a tip from one of the child's father. That's when they
checked in on the children and called the Department of Human
Services who then placed the children with other family
members.
They were concerned they didn't know they were confused. And we
were only talking about 12 year olds being the adults. Here.
Mackey was planning on leaving her kids alone for 10 days. We
called her
she answered the phone had a conversation with our officer
did not see it being a problem.
officers told Mackay her children returned over to DHS
and convinced her to come home early, which she did. Six days
later. Johnson police say they have never experienced anything
like this before.
We have situations where parents go next door or parents may go
out for the night. And while that's not advisable, either,
depending on the age of the children, obviously leaving the
country is a totally different situation.
What's up with that?
I don't know. I think she's just nuts. Maybe she was a latchkey
kid, I have no idea. And no husband, she left her husband or
he left her. And she just left the kids at home and took off to
Germany.
You can certainly leave the kids alone for the afternoon with a
12 year olds but going to Germany's a little low.
The algo the algo
got a note here for one of our producers regarding Amazon and
their suggestions. Just another fun one that has not hit the
mainstream yet. So maybe we should put this scandal out
there so the mainstream can finally find it. This is by the
way from the future, sir. Dimethyltryptamine. He seems to
be an expert in the fabrication of Dimethyltryptamine, which
would be DMT. Yeah, it's very good to have someone like that
in the family. Yes, because you don't want the synthesized stuff
you really want the the real stuff. But Adam and John, in
regards to Episode 968 is continued discussion of algos
and Amazon suggestion to buy explosive materials together.
I'd like to chime in and say that for years now it has been
the case that yours and my favorite psychedelic namely
Dimethyltryptamine can be easily extracted from amongst many
methods. Is it Acacia plant ACAC acacia, the Acacia Root Bark.
That's that's the real stuff. By the way. It's been to my
knowledge and open secret and joke amongst the quote unquote
underground internet forums devoted to DMT exploration that
Amazon sells this Root Bark and as since at least 22 2014 The
algos have been suggesting the other components necessary to
extract and produce a schedule one controlled substance on the
Acacia listing here being that you're being the turkey baster
and the VM and P NAFTA solvent solvent they're not immediately
obviously radio related which I think is what has always kept it
off their radars but when you know what's going on it's really
funny and he sent me two screenshots Hey, if you're ever
in Pennsylvania you and John and I should explore hyperspace via
what I would do it I would do anything to do DMT with you
let's probably get to good stuff you have the right have I have a
oh I just as an aside I'm watching this special on the
Godfather saga on epics are one of those channels and I noticed
this and I noticed I've always noticed is that it's always
bugged me the godfather to one I'll just about everything when
best director anyone best director when best movie won a
bunch of things. And I don't see how it could have won anything
because of Diane Keaton. Diane Keaton in her crappy acting she
can't. So how do you have a best director when you can't get this
woman to act and I have just one long clip just to prove it to
you and you just listen to this dialogue and tell me that this
woman can act at all. It wasn't a miscarriage.
It was an abortion. Just like our marriage is an abortion.
Something that's unholy and evil.
I think you have to see the visuals were there because the
yeah the dialogue
was the dialogues first when you watch her
Oh that's pretty bad.
It's really bad.
I was actually I was looking for that clip you had of the guys
using private building the phone booth Scott Pruitt, Pruitt,
Pruitt, Pruitt, where this dude was your clip, wasn't it? Yeah.
Do you remember what the clip might have
been called? A good look at the clip list but I don't make any
phone booth
is here we go. I just want to replay this because I promised
I'd do some research on
to a another major headline involving your money tonight
your tax dollars being spent by Cabinet members flying on jets
one of those Cabinet members installing a $25,000 phone booth
in his office. President Trump was asked about it today asked
about Health Secretary Tom Price and his expensive charter
flights, which are now under investigation. ABC senior White
House correspondent Cecilia Vega reporting it's your money.
President Trump today making it clear he is angry with his
health secretaries pension for private planes on the public
dime. I will tell
you personally I'm not happy about it.
I am not going to look at it. I am not happy about it as I let
him know.
Secretary Tom Price under fire for his luxury jet travel,
costing taxpayers more than $400,000. And investigation now
underway and price says those high price trips are on hold but
we've heard the criticism. We've heard the concerns and we take
that very seriously
and have taken it to heart but
today the President made it clear prices future is in
question. Three Cabinet Secretaries now under
investigation for expensive travel. Treasury Secretary Steve
Minuchin accused of taking costly government jets over
commercial flights, including that trip to Kentucky with his
wife where they viewed the Eclipse and new revelations
about the EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt's frequent trips
home to Oklahoma paid for by taxpayers already under the
microscope. And now he's under fire for installing a $25,000
secure private phone booth in his office. Something previous
administrators didn't have a spokeswoman says Pruitt, a vocal
critic of the agency before he took the top job needs the
secure phone booth. So his calls are not subject to hacking from
the outside.
So the meme has been the $25,000 phone booth, which sounds a lot
like the $4,000 toilet seat and is intended that way in, I think
a disgusting manner. Because I've told you I told you this
was a skiff. The New York Times did some reporting My goodness.
They called the company that made this phone booth called
acoustical solutions. It was $24,570 Just to be exact. Then
that was per the contract a code privacy booth for the
administrator. And this company makes them they have standard
ones and they still bespoke all kinds of mainly for musicians,
you know, it's a singing booth or a
sound. It's a dome of silence, a cone of silence. Oh, cone em.
And so typically such soundproof booths are used to conduct
hearing tests, but when EPA sought a customized version,
blah, blah, blah. Here's the guy from audio. Acoustical solutions
did a lot of modifications, Steve Schneider, and as an
acoustic sales consultant with the company work with the agency
on on this project earlier this summer. The main goal was they
wanted essentially a secure phone booth that could be
breached from a data that couldn't be breached from a data
point of view for some for someone standing outside
eavesdropping. What you what you're referring to this is the
sales guy is a secured communication area in the
administrator's office so secured calls can be received
and made. It's called a Sensitive Compartmented
Information Facility a skiff that's exactly what they built a
skiff for $25,000 average price for a skiff is about $100,000
is that right? Yes.
That can be $3,000 per square foot in some cases. Now that's
it depends on how many people you have in there. And I don't
know the actual dimensions of what the EPA Secretary but
proved God but it's actually cheap.
Well, there's the irony of the story.
But now if you see if we call it as phone booth, like the $4,000
toilet seat then those decks Yeah, works every time.
That's what they do. I got a couple little minor things. I
think that professionalism at ABC needs to be questioned. See
if you can spot the flaw in this ABC. ABC Norfolk ship.
Did we know the US Navy hospital ship the comfort is on the way
how long will it take to get there
That's right David The USNS comfort took off from Norfolk
Naval Base today it is expected to arrive here in Puerto Rico
sometime next week. DAVID
It's Norfolk not North
fall folk. Hey folks, Norfolk or folk.
Now I found I found a clip is a clip that you're gonna have to
identify leaving a spot to blooper. This is a freelancer
that was working for I think our local KTVU and I want you to see
if you can find the blooper. This actual broadcast.
Okay, I'm listening intently.
The bill is still being tweaked and efforts to woo wavering GOP
senators,
it's very difficult for me to envision a scenario scenario
where I would end up
voting for this bill.
Under current budget negotiation rules. Republicans only have
until the end of this month to pass a three to one. Budget
nicos negotiation rules. Republicans only have until the
end of this month to pass this bill by a party line simple
majority of 51 votes
three to one. Whoever left that is a douche. Warren idiot. Oh,
wait, I can top that I got a bigger idiot on the line. This
is it's also comes from another podcast. This is that douchebag
professor with the really long neck who got fired for tweeting
now another day, the John Jay College where I'm teaching
future dead cops. You remember that guy?
Oh, I don't know. Come on. You do? Okay, well, I remember him.
Okay.
Well, he has a very long neck. He's hilarious. Look them up and
look him up on the on Bing's Mike Isaacson ISAC s o n. Mike
Isaacson, John J. Professor. So here he is defending and
explaining his tweet that got him I think he's not just a
spin. I think it was fired. Then he did the rounds here and
there, but he really really is one of these hates, okay to, you
know, to punch Nazis in the face and you know, yeah, the future
dead cops. I guess he hates cops. What do you think his
solution is? This professor from Johns X professor from John Jay
College without tenure, obviously. What do you think his
solution is to not educating future dead call
him? Well, as they call him? Professor Pez?
Yeah. Yeah. He looks like a Pez dispenser. Exactly. Oh,
yeah. No, this guy's an alien. Well, I've seen him yeah, he's
got a long neck. That's, and a lot of
professor, PES. That's very funny. Listen to him explain his
tweet? Well, this
is a coordinated attack. on me. By the far right. There's a
group called far left watch that has been coordinating these
sorts of attacks against both professors and students for
years. And I am planning to fight against this alongside
many professors and students who have bought the same books on
harassment and death threats.
Well, let me ask you that, what did you mean by the tweet,
I would like to see the institution of policing be a
thing of the past. And I would like to see the only cost be
those that are dead, that we should respond to the place
policing as an institution with rapid response networks, and
mass self defense training, so that everybody in in our country
is able to resolve conflicts peacefully, and is able to call
on their communities to help resolve conflicts when they
can't get a
professor, let me just ask you so you want a post police world
is that what you're advocating is absolutely what I'm
advocating. Professor, just let me go back to the to the dead
cop thing, because that wasn't just some comment for a way
philosophical discussion of a post police world. This sounds
like it was an intentional thing and directed at police. Are you
calling for the murder of police officers?
Absolutely not. What I'm calling for is to explore alternative
methods to resolve conflict, that don't involve guns and
arrests. I think it's absolutely ridiculous that we live in the
21st century where we all have smartphones, and we're able to
communicate with each other on an instant. And somehow we're
expected to only be able to call 911 to get help from our
community. I believe that we can rely on each other. There. There
are plenty of neighborhoods that are often deprived of police
protection because they're low income or people of color. And
as a result, they have to resort to their own forms of rapid
response because they can't rely on the police for protection.
Are you saying that when they call 911 nobody responds Yes.
I love the well that you know, these poor these poor people of
color and neighborhoods they went to resolve a clinic that
conflict that rapid response teams. Yeah, it's called gang
warfare is what that is rapid response. That's a great gang.
Hey, man, what's up? I'm with the Bloods and with the rapid
response. guys insane. That's how he's explaining this. Now I
really want to post this guy become
a professor. That's that's the
big question that is the frightening part of it. And
speaking of professors,
from when it was serious, he's dead serious. He's not like
really serious,
one of our producers anonymously. I'm emailing you
from an anonymous account, I'm sure you understand why I have
worked for a major textbook publisher, and spend most of my
time on text for various engineering and technical
disciplines at the college level, you guys are spot on with
your analysis of the collegiate textbook industry. And it's been
a boom time with the gratuitous student loans that have
increased college attendance rates. But here's the real scam.
And I have to caveat that I only that can only really speak for
engineering slash technical texts. Almost every technical
text has homework problems at the end of each chapter that are
assigned by the instructor throughout the semester. While
vary, and I mean, very little of the actual content has changed,
you might see 10 pages of substantial, real substantial
change in the 300 page text. Every homework problem has
changed to prevent students from using older editions frequently,
they don't even bother to change the wording or structure of a
problem. Just the numbers. For example, if Sally had three
apples, and I ate one, how many does she have left? Maybe change
two? If Sally had four apples and a three, how many does she
have left? The goal and is openly discussed in our offices
is to do enough to make it impossible for the student to
use any previous version to drive up sales. That my friends
is what we call a whistleblower.
That sounds like racketeering, too. It sounds like somebody
would do something about this. This is the this is just not as
though the kids of course, he mentions in this note, the long
answer This is largely due to the fact that the you know they
she has student loans. Student loans are the kids who got a
blank check. And they're just gouging the kids and the kids
are so stupid. And they no offense to all the millennials
out there who didn't like to get newsletter a couple ago, who
probably have student loan debt. But they've they're naive, and
they're never really lectured about this sort of thing. And
then they go and they end up with all these student loans,
and they can't figure out you know, what happened 20 years
ago,
and it's institutionalized. Where's ELIZABETH WARREN on
this?
It's totally institutionalized. The publishers are in on it, the
universities are in on it. The government's in on it, because
they're the ones doing those supporting the loans. Now the
whole system is corrupt. It's it stinks to high heaven.
Meanwhile, in Asia, and here's what bothers me the most. You
could do one of those, you know, one of those, I forget what they
call them, where you just rip just forgive all the loans.
Yeah, that just screws over the taxpayers because it's our
money. If it was done by some some banks or something like
that. Yeah, that's too bad for the banks for doing this scam.
But it's us, the taxpayers that are apparently doing this scam,
so we get screwed, whatever the case is, people are gonna get
screwed over this.
Meanwhile, we have adjunct teachers, which an adjunct
teacher is not full time it's just someone who's what I do
they work with a professor, I'm not very
familiar with school. It's like It's like producers. Well, the
Guardian, The Guardian had a great article, which I put in
the show notes about the increasing number of adjunct
academics who are sleeping in their cars because they get paid
so little money, turning to sex work. It's really this is messed
up like a good story. It's a very good article. I mean, it's
sad, but it's a very good article. They're making $22,000
a year. Well, that's in Denver, and Denver. Where are you going
to live?
In your car?
And that's what that's what it is. It's sad.
By an Airstream this way I see it.
I happen to have one. This is a this is like a holdover from
Thursday's Show. Something odd popping up in New York but at
night is nice and really nice.
Jose Lugo says these tall metal towers quickly popped up after
Brooklyn battery tunnel toll booths came down.
Well, you don't really know what's the purpose of this.
It's a $100 million. MTA project full of secrecy with 18 of these
for the tunnels and bridges. So what are they exactly? Are you
saying you can't comment to me? That's the MTA is man in charge
of bridges and tunnels, Cedric Fulton dodging our questions,
not even late. I later Can we talk to you about it or can I
make some MTA board members including New York City
transportation Commissioner Polly Trottenberg say they know
too little about the towers, even with about half the money
spent and some of the towers up
a lot of the board members felt like they didn't have all the
details. state would have wanted myself included
residents who say they suspect there's much more going on with
these towers than meets the eye wonder will they ever know
what's going on inside them? I'm gonna guess it's probably not
just a decoration.
It's a bit mind boggling that the MTA is approving $100
million for what appears to us to be big decorative. pylons.
John cainy. is leader of the watchdog group reinvent Albany.
What we're asking for is transparency from the MTA.
We demanded answers from MTA Chairman Joe Lhota. Some of our
own board members say they don't know the specifics,
the base of these new new pieces that are going up, include
whatever, fiber optics are necessary for those Homeland
Security items.
In other words, anti terror technology could one day include
facial recognition? We don't know.
He won't say I'm not at liberty to discuss that. So
watch
as more of these expensive Towers rise with mystery tucked
away inside them.
Oh, yeah, baby fiber optics, towering structures.
Sounds like a just a big boondoggle
is a ham radio repeater. I think they're putting in there. That'd
be cool. Oh, did you hear? Did your hair know that the American
Red Cross asked the AR RL the American Radio Relay League,
otherwise known as the Association for the hams. Which
of which you and I are both members card carrying and
licensed kilo five Alpha Charlie Charlie.
Dito Delta India, Tango
tango. Oscar. Have they asked to the ARL? We need 50 hams to help
us with the Porto Rico relief effort. Hi. Yeah, you know, here
we have ham radio, guys. Ham radio is the public service
network of last resort when the apocalypse comes where the guys
who are going to save the world. Right?
Right.
Hashtag fact. Good.
Well, that's one way of taking care of some of this. There's a
mess down there. There's and then of course, the news media
in on the mainland. And it's not a state we have to remember that
is making a big fuss and blaming Trump for everything. In fact,
they have a report. That's kind of interesting. What's
What's up with this mayor? Because
the mayor is a douchebag left.
Here's my question. They have no power. There's no and there's no
electricity. The power grid is down. Yeah. Or maybe she had a
generator for the t shirt press. She has a t shirt. Yeah. We're
dying here. Save us. Yeah. And that's,
that's what she's spending her time on. Yeah, can maybe they
itched it out with a with a Sharpie? No.
I don't know. Just to me, it looked like a freshly pressed t
shirt.
Well, anybody ever is all in with her bitching and moaning.
And here's the big here's a little interesting little ABC
report called PR problems. Mayor versus Trump
White House also dealing with the growing humanitarian crisis
in Puerto Rico, the acting Homeland Security Chief under
fire for calling the response a quote, good news story, while
the mayor of San Juan went on live TV today and took on the
Trump administration saying it is a life or death situation on
the ground. Even the three star general now on the ground there
says more help is needed tonight. Here's ABC chief White
House correspondent Jonathan Carl,
more help is needed.
Now here's the thing, the way they did the story, they make it
seem as though the general has something to do with this mayor
by using the word even as ABC again. And I was wondering when
I heard this clip and how they kind of pieced this story
together made it sound as though the general even the general
thinks more help is of course the thing. Everybody knows that
more help is needed. But the way they put the story together by
using the word even as they attach it to this, just a whole
mayor is just pure propaganda stick. And I was when I listened
to this particular report, I realized that ABC there was a
nos Pugh or one of these guys that this was part of the news
do you believe and who do you not believe? And the mainstream
media is all under we don't really believe these people, all
three of the networks. ABC was at the bottom of the list. They
bet the public does really does not believe this. So they're
presenting their stories in such a way that I think is becoming
transparent, that they're very biased. Yes. is very poor. And
they need an editor over there somebody who knows what they're
doing. Either that or they mean to do this, but just not doing
their reputation any good. Not in our book. No,
I don't think anybody gives a crap.
What we do? Yeah, of course we do. It's not a job like that. I
think the public does give a crap. They just don't know this
stuff needs to be pointed out.
I'm done with that. A for approximately, well, maybe the
entire length of our 10 years of existence almost we've talked
about now and must be less than that the Armageddon In his
calming of the army Armageddon is nigh and we have all these
signals then one of them is will be so poor that obviously we'll
all be eating mac and cheese. We've been on this for a long,
long, long time. And the elites know it to witness this report
about Prince George's first day of school
even a future king has school day nerves. Mom Kate pregnant
with baby number three was home with severe morning sickness. So
four year old George held on tight to Dad Prince William a
backpack with the princes official school name George
Cambridge, his grandfather Prince Charles started the
tradition at school outside of the palace 30 years ago it was
Williams turn hand in hand with Diana Now George and a new
tradition a private coed school ballet for girls and boys
philosophy for five year olds.
The fees are around $20,000 A year and they do you know rack
of lamb and not your average mac and cheese.
Mac and cheese like mac and cheese by iron Rand That's
right,
you slaves. You slaves can eat mac and cheese but near the
prince has
land. They're very good catch elites. Wow. That's not a bad
deal for a school like that The New Yorker would be 50 grand.
Well, not unless you quit the administration. Your kid will be
kicked out you won't be it you won't allow your kid in.
Well, that's gonna happen eventually. Alright, so let's I
got one last. I got it. I got the thing. Good fentanyl story.
Going through New York City apparently. This is what we've
been saying people should know that most of the fentanyl comes
in through mail order.
US Customs and Border Patrol officials seized a record amount
of fentanyl and other synthetic opioids in the fiscal year that
ends tonight. Most of the illegal packages were
found. We I'm glad we made our quota just in time record amount
of fentanyl and other synthetic opioids in the fiscal year that
ends tonight. Most of the illegal Hold on a second What
the hell does that have to do with anything? Why does she say
the fiscal year that just ended? Why? What does that have to do
with your
nail is to ending to a wink wink nudge nudge we gotta get our
numbers up.
Okay, well, where does this come from this report,
CBS.
US Customs and Border Patrol officials seized a record amount
of fentanyl and other synthetic opioids in the fiscal year that
ends tonight. Most of the illegal packages were found in
the mailroom at New York's JFK Airport. Here's Tony decouple.
This is the busiest international mailroom in
America processing more than a million inbound packages every
day. And at a time when your mailman may be an unwitting drug
dealer. It's also the front lines in the opioid crisis.
Spike here is one of the newest tools in the hunt for illegal
opioids. Riding this conveyor belt as an officer fills it with
suspicious packages. In this case off of China. They did cut
a package on that they put men all in intentionally the
training and we're gonna take the dog finds the whole boy the
boy So how important are the dogs to the overall mission?
Incredibly important because the work that a canine can do in an
hour is what it would take an officer eight hours to complete.
We don't really know who's sending it.
Port director Frank Russo runs Field Operations at John F.
Kennedy airport where seizures of fentanyl nearly tripled to
more than 80 packages in the past fiscal year. Are we talking
10s of millions of dollars hundreds of millions of dollars
at the street level.
What we're seeing here is hundreds of millions of dollars.
Anything flagged by
the dog or pulled by agents is searched by hand on this table
as we witnessed after the X ray machine revealed an unknown
object. Fentanyl is so toxic that officers wear gloves and
masks to avoid accidental contact. This time it wasn't
fentanyl but GBL commonly used as a date rape drug.
Just a little bit of this mixed in a drink can disable an
individual. This is our detention room just
one room away. However, fentanyl fentanyl? Fentanyl again,
correct look at the bottom here, China, Hong Kong, Hong Kong
that is absolutely typical most of our seizures and actually all
of our seizures have come from China and Hong Kong this year.
And you've also got where it's going to Pennsylvania, North
Carolina, Connecticut. Are there particular areas of the country
where a lot of this is headed.
It's that's the interesting part is that it's everywhere. It's
going absolutely everywhere.
I'm surprised
they went on with the story to say that they don't grab all the
packages they track the tracking number to the to the guy who
gets it in in a bustin
it's not good stuff, people
should definitely not.
And they're there. They're muscling in on our Poppy
business. So we got to stop this so it's no good. And maybe we'll
know more about it on Thursday. We'll certainly know more about
specs it and everything else happening around the globe as we
continue to do our best to guard your reality. And coming to you
from downtown Austin, Texas in the clue do five by nine here in
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wondering where it is on the map in the morning, everybody. I'm
Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley from what I can tell this never
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I'm John C. Dvorak.
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