Well, aren't you special? Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
It's Thursday May 26 2011. Time for your gizmo nation media
assassination episode 307.
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I said right there in the opening, John, I feel like it's
deja vu all over again. Okay. This is nuts. Now I looked it up
because I know, we all know what deja vu feels like. You're like,
oh, wait a minute.
I did this before. I've been here. But this dream.
So when I hear about the volcano erupting in Iceland,
before you go on, you have to remember either the two of us
both
are having Alzheimer's or Oh,
that when the one volcano goes off, the other one goes off
shortly thereafter.
Right, the one next to it. You mean? Yeah. Well, but this
was not quite next to it. It's down the road there but right
went off. I mean, I wasn't I was just waiting for the other one
to go off. But you I knew something was gonna happen.
Well, I
think the Deja Vu was is going to happen because, well, it is
happening because you know, so first of all, we get this they
start shutting down airports. And then I read some things like
oh, President Obama had to actually reroute his his flight
as he's in Europe. And I looked it up and April 2010. That was
when the so we're almost exactly a year later. He's in Europe,
and he had to reroute his flight to Poland. And like, wow, this
is amazing. It's it's like the same script. And then I'm
thinking why why why why why? Okay, here
we go. Well, it's
actually quite simple. I mean, it's all Europe is very
interesting right now very interesting to watch as the
struggle for the IMF chieftainship is now in full
swing. By the way, did you see Christine Lagarde started her
Twitter feed, and it's Lagarde underscore, IMF? I mean, please,
why don't you really Yeah. Why don't you just tell us you're in
now? I mean, it's so obvious. Lagarde underscore, IMF. Okay.
It's not like she's in the IMF yet. So what gives her the
right?
Well, you know, she had I mean, the friendship field that they
own that seat at the moment, because the Europeans had run
supposedly run the IMF. They said that with this guy. What's
his name? Who's Ben Wallace? Dominique
Strauss, Kahn, that guy? Yeah,
he was going to be the last European to run the IMF. Right?
Well, they cut his deal short. We gotta do over, we got the IMF
with that guy didn't get it full term,
we get sick, we get to complete our
thing. Yeah, so they're gonna put another French person in?
Well, so
here, but here's what's happening. Greece is in absolute
disarray and chaos. I mean, like really, really, really bad. In
fact, we just played a little clip got some was that this
might have been Russia today or something. But they got some
typical Greek guy. This is like, hey, let's and by the way,
Russia today is doing something very interesting with their
production. You know, how when you want to edit a soundbite for
you know, a statement from somebody, you have to have some
kind of beauty shot in between in order to edit what the guy is
saying. Right. So oftentimes, it's a naughty, as we call it,
so they'll show the interviewer and then the interviewer is
going oh, which is all taped after the interview. Yeah, it's
all B roll. Yeah, well, along with the questions often they
ask the questions again, and then they insert that because
we're doing this with one camera. Yeah, the whole thing is
bogus lady. Yeah, just so you know. But but they have a new
format. They take an extreme close up of the person who was
talking cut off right above their mouth. So you see, like
their eyes, their nose and every single crevice on their face
really, it's the ugliest shot ever. And we'll use that as the
shot so it looks like the person is continuing, you know is
talking but you can't see his mouth so you can't match up the
words with what he's saying. It's like wow, I mean, what kind
of idea was that? Really? It's like the it's like every single
time they do it. I'm like, Oh, I don't want to see.
Well, you know that we pointed out on this show once before, I
think one of the some analysts who does look at this stuff
mentioned that you want you want an extreme close up of people in
a television sets, it makes them look dishonest. Oh, it proves No
kidding. So I would assume that it's done on purpose. So I would
assume that that Russia Today only does that with people that
trying to slant their public opinion against
Oh, good point, I'll have to I'll have to pay attention to
it. It's
who it is. Yeah, it's very obvious, I would doubt they do
it with everybody.
So here's this report. And I believe most of this report to
be true, but the Greek guy is kind of defending there. But
let's just listen to the dissatisfaction,
the ideologies that Greeks are those guys who's lying in the
sun, and don't work.
Wait a minute. See, I told you is true. He's telling the truth.
This is Greek guys is lay in the sun and don't do anything.
Well, the reality is not that Greeks work at least as much as
other Europeans. I think that the idea of the German
government is that we should sell everything to them, because
we owe to them. So you see, it's a kind of situation, but in the
end produces a very uneven relationship inside the
supposedly
union. Though even the slightest rumors that Greece might leave
the Euro have already been flatly denied by Athens and
Brussels. Some experts believe this would be best for the EU,
even claiming, it could be less painful than being warned.
Experts from abroad, they try to this is the George Sherman, make
us clear that no country that has debts should escape the euro
area, because they will lose money. But this shouldn't be our
problem. It shouldn't be the problem for the wealthier
European countries. Our research has shown us that Greek could
leave the euro area without any big problems,
that the Greek people are facing big problems. The total out of
work is expected to hit around 800,000. This year, with an
unemployment rate of 40%. Among the young, it seems people
strolling through the cities, markets are just putting on a
brave face.
So 40% unemployment with the youth, the Germans are clearly
saying get out. We don't want any part of you. And there's
this struggle right now in the EU between because of course
Greece needs more money. And, and this money that is given to
Greece and Spain and Portugal and Ireland. It's not just like
the taxpayers from other countries. It's from banks, you
know, JP Morgan owns, I think it's $7 billion worth of Greek
bonds.
And it's not a giveaway, either.
Oh, absolutely not. But everyone's talking about, well,
we should restructure Greece's debt, and the banks are going
like, I don't think so. We have profiles and reprofiled. That's
the word exactly. reprofiled, which means, oh, maybe they
wouldn't have to pay any interest for a couple years. And
the banks are going I don't think so. We want our money. And
Christine Lagarde is the one who was saying, Ah, not gonna
happen. Sell your beaches, literally, John, they're being
told to sell the beach now. It went from islands and you're
gonna have the Greek people will have to pay a fee to get on
their own beaches, because they're privatizing them. So
this is, this is a huge, huge problem. And the same is
happening in France. In Spain right now pain has
got to end it's got the same unemployment rate. And by the
way, when I was there, I was told that this was going to
happen, and we reported it on the show that these you know,
the Spanish have a huge situation going on. It's not
it's being underreported. But they have the same thing with a
low and a high unemployment for youth buffalo. Same thing about
40%. It's ridiculous. So then the kids are irked. I mean, you
can digitally people.
Or is that the word you're using? Are? They have the kids
in Spain have no houses. They have the kid they can't even
afford a place to stay. I read in Greece i read. They have a
you know, the average soup kitchen before the crisis had
about 100 people a day coming by. These days, the average soup
kitchen in Greece, three and a half 1000 people come by. The
rats are on the street. So there's a lot of real trouble
going on. The Icelandic foreign minister was just in Washington
about a week and a half ago. He actually he did. He did one of
those stupid Hillary clippity clop moments up to the podium to
say oh, we had a great little conversation. It was so stupid.
I couldn't even pull a clip From it, it was like a minute and a
half was literally nothing. So just suppose we've got all this
crap coming down, we have to create a distraction, a big one,
by closing the airports once again, and by the way, I call my
buddies and they're all like, it's beautiful weather blue sky.
And these are aviators like, you know, here we go again, don't
have we forgotten the last time? Have we absolutely forgotten
that there was nothing
you could hold a year ago? For God's sake, of course, but you
could fly.
You could fly. This happens all the time. Airspace didn't shut
down in the United States when Mount St. Helens erupted. He
just kind of wrapped around it. You don't have to shut
everything down. So I think the Icelandic Foreign Minister was
here, Hillary says, look, we've got some problems. And I think
you should do flip the switch on her thing. spout the thing off,
created distraction. Obama's there and you've got the g8
meeting. It's perfect. Keep everyone distracted with not
being able to fly. And that's everyone I talked to from
Europe. It's all they can talk about it. Oh, whoa, the airports
are shutting down. Ooh, can flow it's gonna be horrible. And And
meanwhile, all this other stuff is taking place and they're
starving. The people are absolutely starving. And to
further my thesis that a lot of this is all set up. You know how
they love to throw some little numbers in our face, John, when
they pull off a little funny coup, the elites like 33 is a
big number. Right? So yes, Dominique Strauss Kahn. I was
wondering why they kept reporting his hotel room number.
He didn't. What was it? 2806. And it became like, you know,
the mystery of room 2006 20. Alec, how often does that happen
in a story about rape, that they have to continuously put the
room number in there?
Okay, I got a room number story for you to go on
2806, which, in European date nomenclature would be June 28th.
The legal proceedings may force Dominique Strauss Kahn to stay
in the US for several months, while the deadline to
participate in the socialist party primaries is June 28.
As a good one. So I was with a couple of friends of mine,
discussing this and some other issues and with with the theory
that the latest thing, of course, is that Putin was
involved in this
whole thing, probably probably, yeah. And
then they said, Well, what Putin? Well, there's, you know,
apparently there were some things the IMF was doing that
that Putin didn't like, and at the same time, because it's our
cozy trying to keep a competitor out if that's the case, Putin
has had the assets to do this kind of a scam. And the French
probably didn't and so you know, someone's gonna see some sort of
relationship between Sarkozy and Putin in the near future, you're
gonna maybe know the reason why. But the kicker was it guys the
kicker was, is apparently and I think this is part of, if you're
going to scheme against somebody, you can't just let
them casually show up at a hotel and drop into a room. He was
upgraded to that room. Oh, really.
He was upgraded. Okay,
so that wasn't his original room. So he they put him in that
room.
The thing is, John, that I think the global government, the New
World Order, has really started to come together. And all these
guys are working together so much that they pull off one
thing, it behooves so many people, it's hard to pin down a
conspiracy on one guy. It's like, it's like the mysterious
killing and disappearance of the body in any picture of Osama bin
Laden. It behooves so many people that you can't even pin
it down on it to get did it benefit Obama, of course, but
did it benefit the military industrial complex? Of course,
it did benefit. Oh, let me see every dickhead who wants to
extend the Patriot Act tonight at midnight. Of course, you
can't pin it down to one thing, because I know.
And it's not necessarily a conspiracy. It's just this kind
of,
it's a scam. It's a hold up. It's
like somebody coming up to you. You're walking down Market
Street, somebody pulls a gun on you says, give me your money.
And then they take your money and run off and you can't say
hey, this was some sort of a wild conspiracy.
No, I see it differently. It's like you're walking down the
market. Some guy stops you another guy kneels down behind
you and then the guy pushes you pushes you over. That's what I'm
seeing. It's like it's
the way that would work with your interpretation, which I
would agree with is the guy who got behind you and dragged his
knees. He just saw the situation decide
to jump in here. Let me help out. This is cool. We can go
kick some ass. It's it's really it's just it's crazy. The stuff
that that is happening and then you know, President Obama. What
is he doing? He's on like a A European tour or something. It's
just Well, first
he had to go to Ireland gives him his, his I was
his Irish. Oh, it gets better than that. Because then he had
the he has Irish roots. Now he's, he also came out and said
that he was connected. When he was in with the Queen, he had
some other connection. And there's also now an article that
he has Flemish roots. I mean, it's like, yeah, of course,
eventually, we're all related to each other in you know, if you
go back to Adam and Eve, but come on, this is
your Obama, where's my possibly so it goes to a bar named Obama.
Obama's.
And he's having a Guinness and by the way, the picture in the
Financial Times of him and his wife and she didn't look like
she was a Guinness drinker. Yeah, he's drinking from a half
pint. Yes. Like, you know, drink from a pint glass, buddy, if
you're gonna be in one of these bars, right? Even if you don't
finish it. Yeah, exactly. So he's drinking with a stent says
he's taken Guinness from stemware.
No, I also saw him to drink a proper one. But that was that
could have been from two years ago. Who knows? Well, that's
right. You know, I saw him drink the proper one too. But that
will picture in the Financial Times. Well, you know, what? Can
you take another shot?
Do over please. Mr.
Price over. And so he probably probably didn't want it. Yeah,
too. There's a couple
of things that are very interesting. I have some theory
about that. So he's he's messing up everywhere when it comes to
protocol now for I don't give a crap about the elites protocol.
But he signs the guest book. You heard about this, right?
I didn't know about the guest book. I know about the toast.
Yeah. All the right wing talk show guys are going nuts over
Oh, he doesn't know how to toast the queen. Like who cares? Yeah,
no,
the toast was the the toast was because what he's supposed to do
is wait for God Save the Queen to end? Yeah. But he didn't do
that. He toast
the glass waiting for her to pick her up and she looks at him
like he's crazy. Like, are you mad? Are you mad mine
to the Queen? I like to make a toast. To the Her Majesty. The
queen, very proud of her. No, he sat. So he signed the
Westminster Abbey guestbook and dated it. May 24 2008. What?
Yes. So I'm thinking, this is probably the other Obama and
they had him in a deep sleep. And they just woke him up for
this tour. You know, that's why he's doing the same stuff. If
they just initiate the program, he's out there.
Too far is a bonus. He's like, yes, we
can in Ireland. I get. Are you kidding me? Yes, we can. Where
did they get all those actors?
I can't vote it up, didn't they?
I can't believe it. That was just the whole Oh, my goodness.
I was at something else. It was kind of funny from from his trip
to Ireland. Is it? What are they? What's I don't know so
little about Ireland. Kenny's the what is he the you see the I
don't know when Mr. He's the leader of the parliament over
there. I sound like a stupid American.
Just say the leader of the parliament. You brought it you
have drew attention to yourself.
Well, they have a name for that I can't pronounce. His last name
is Kenny though. And he comes out and does a speech. And it's
an exact replica of Obama's Yes, we can speech and the news
column on it. And he says, oh, no, it was a tribute. Listen to
this piece. It's pretty funny
that the shark has defended his use of part of Barack Obama's
election speech saying the duplication was deliberate and
designed as a tribute. And again, he said he had a copy of
the original speech Hey, in his office, and the problems
identified by President Obama were universal and applied in
Ireland.
The speech of a lifetime for the t shirt yesterday as he
introduced President Obama in college green for today critics
noted remarkable similarities with Mr. Obama's election night
victory speech in November 2008.
If there is there anyone out there anyone out there who still
doubts that America is a place where
who still doubts that Ireland is a place where all your sisters
is fine. Who still questions our capacity to restore ourselves to
reinvent ourselves and to prosper? Well today is your
answer.
It's not even exact, but that clip
together the Irish TV good clip, right? They do. Good work and
they
like that's the kind of thing that only Jon Stewart does in
this country. Yeah,
so I and it's not exactly the same thing. Instead of ancestors
he says father's but it isn't that is the same even the
cadence even though the tempo the pacing of it is the same is
this is this is there just one movie studio that does all this
for these guys and like, amen coach is the coach gotta write
the speech for that Irish dude who runs the parliament
send a coach Deborah over. It's like,
really? And then And here's the thing that this killed me and I
guess the
tribute Who Is he kidding and
please so if you saw the President at you know address
the the British Parliament right?
No I didn't as a matter Oh no, I
watched the whole thing. But when he caught this is why I
didn't do it. I
had a sense I was in it was in the within the force. Oh, Adams
listening.
Okay. Well, I was there, watch the whole thing.
I'm sorry. And yeah, well, it's
what we do, so you don't have to. So he walks in and as he
walks out, there's this dude. And he's carrying like, like a
stick a wire. You gotta watch this, like a white stick. And
like, what is with the dude with the stick? And apparently he's
called the gentleman Usher of the Black Rod. But I mean, it
looks like a curtain rail. You got to see this thing. It's
like, you know, I'm all for tradition. But dude, the stick
is like lane. This is white stick. And apparently this has
some huge significance of Black Rod. I know. That's why I
tweeted. So what's with the dude with the steak? And I was I was
the Black Rod. Well, why is it white? And why does it look like
a curtain rail from IKEA? It's really weird that it's supposed
to have some significance, whatever. Yeah. Anyway, so it's
just the the whole thing is not to Meanwhile, back home.
So wait a minute, stop. You told us you went and listen to this
our speech and you didn't say what did he say? Was it
important to get a clip?
No, it is very important, but the important stuff was between
Lucifer Clinton and Lady, Baron Agha Gaga, Catherine Ashton. Oh,
as you know, is, is the High Priestess of the European
Union. We've discussed her in the past. So
she is with clarity, Ashton. Well, it's funny because Hillary
Clinton calls her Kathy. And oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. And she has tea
that I don't want to talk
to us to have something going on together?
Well, I don't want to think about that. Because what really
was going on, and I think Obama is kind of the cover for all
this.
And young men can't get away with that. Do you think if
somebody some dude like Obama called her Kathy, it would be
right wing talk show guys would be all over it.
Yeah, it's a good point. And, and she is what they call her
the high representative of the European Union, which I which is
just sounds so incredibly elitist, the High
Representative. So I'll just call her The High Priestess. But
what they've done is, and this is what this whole visit was
about. They've put together a treaty between the United States
and the United States of Europe. It's the EU us. Hold on a
second. Let me just get the exact word. It's, it's a treaty.
And it's kind of interesting, because this is because of this
treaty. I'm sorry, I wasn't expecting to talk about this at
this moment. I'm going to bring up the head is the EU, the US EU
framework. There we go. So Secretary of State, Hillary Luce
for Clinton, European Union High Representative for Foreign
Affairs and Security Policy, Catherine Ashton, signed the
framework agreement between the United States and the European
Union on the participation of the United States in European
Union crisis management operations. Does this tell you
anything?
Oh, really? Yeah. So you were sending our military? Oh, well,
here's
how it works. So first, you got to listen to Lucifer and she was
interviewed by who's the NBC chick. And I'm thinking Jane
Pauley. You know, the one.
This one Rachel Maddow, I
think President Obama was very clear. And what we want is to
continue to support the voices of democracy, those who are
standing against the brutality. But we're also well aware every
situation is different. And in this one, Assad has said a lot
of things. So this is about
Syria. Now. It's very important. We hear this before we hear what
she and Cathy Ashton say together. You
didn't hear from other leaders in the region about the kind of
changes he would like to see. That may all be out the window
or he may have one last chance.
At the same time. You know, this was that that voice was that
said again, durian regime is close to Iran. They're getting
support knows that.
What's your name from CBS?
Oh, the one who's leaving?
No. Yeah. What's your name? Yeah, that one? Yeah, she's
dead. What's your name? Deborah,
from Iran for their tactics of suppression, if you will.
They're they support terrorist groups like Hezbollah and Hamas.
So why not just say he needs to be removed?
Well, you're right, that Iran is supporting them. And we're
calling them out on it. We're calling
them out. There's all kinds of means we're calling Assad out on
Syria. So this is about moving into Syria standby.
But I think we also know that there are many different forces
at work in Syria. And we think it would be better if the people
of Syria themselves made it clear to Assad that there have
to be changes. The whole notion
of regime change isn't working very well in Libya, is it?
I disagree with that. I think we are seeing slow but steady
progress. The pressure on the Qaddafi regime has increased to
the point that Qaddafi his wife and daughter fled across the
border into Tunisia in the last two days. The oil minister has
defected, so we're making progress. I wish it would go
faster. They certainly wish it would go faster, but we're on
the right path.
Why does the killing of civilians and Livia justify US
military involvement but the killing of civilians in Syria
does not? There's no one size fits all?
Second? You know, Kincaid, that's Katie. Couric. Deborah.
Deborah, correct. That Deborah curry. Does this sound like I
mean, she's obviously being groomed by the White House
because she's being kicked out of CBS and she's gonna go
someplace else.
She's reading all these questions.
I was just gonna say it sounds like she's reading from a
script. These are so poorly executed as questions
she is actually because this is a two camera shoot a three
camera shoot. She's actually has her eyes down. And she's reading
the question from the paper. She is
reading the questions the right White House wrote?
Yes. And yes. And it's and this is very important, how Lucifer
answers. And then what happens next.
I want to mention to people that the reason that you want the
White House or the way that the White House would prefer this
performance to be done this way, is because it has to lead the
listener, you first gotta get the listener to a frame of mind.
Uh huh. And then you draw, you know, it's just the way you do
sales, you know, so you do one of the old sales tricks I always
like is
you want the sandals or the boots? Oh,
you're like the sales? Guy says, well, don't you agree that or
don't you agree? You know, to get you to say yes, a couple of
times about some innocuous questions. And once you say yes,
and you put your brain and dude Yes, gear, then they dropped the
bomb on, you know. Alright, so
now here comes something very funny.
Syria does not. There's no one size fits all and there's no
magic wand if there were we'd be waving it like crazy.
That's a Hillary. That's Hillary were their magic wand.
And in Libya, what we had was a unique international coalition.
What we're seeing now is increasing pressure on Syria.
We're seeing the European Union taking actions, US upping the
actions
that we see the European Union taking actions. So the European
Union is taking actions as Hillary says, against Syria.
Okay, this is important the
days to come, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and then she
goes into that. My pretty and your little dog.
So then, Hillary and Kathy, who has one of those, it's a trait
you know, it's like, it's, it's a tribe. She has one of those
chins that's been chopped off. You know what I mean? Like
chopped off backwards. Like she hit the dashboard real hard. And
like, collapsed. So she's, I mean, she enlists wonder we call
them chinless wonder that's the one. You know nothing about
people's exterior but it hates him. It helps him I hate for her
just to look at her dog face. So they they sign this agreement,
they hand each other the binders. And then this
while it is such a pleasure for me to welcome back to the State
Department, High Representative Cathy Ashton,
this is weird, isn't it that she says Kathy, everyone in the
world says Katherine and she's Catholic High Representative
Kathy. Hi, the United
States and the European Union, our partners working together on
I think every global issue and regional challenge that you can
imagine we're doing the urge The important and the long term
that listen to this, the urgent, the important and the long term.
This is good all at
once. And we are united in a transatlantic community that is
based on shared democratic values and limitless faith in
human potential. As always, Kathy and I have a lot to talk
about. Because there is so much happening, Kathy,
as we were, as we were rattling our jewels, and we were looking
at comparing our chanel dresses, we had a lot to talk
about running around the world.
And by the way, you should see her she's got a whole or the
chinless wonder is nodding your head
at a time when people are standing up for their rights and
demanding a say in their own futures. And both the European
Union and the United States are very committed to advancing
democratic values and universal rights. And we know how
important that is over the long term. But we also know that
right now those rights are under threats, from repression and
reprisals. We expressed our serious concern about the
continued violence in Syria. The Assad regime has responded to
peaceful protests by launching a brutal crackdown has killed by
our best estimate, nearly 1000 people
Ah, so quite a different story now from what she was telling
Deborah Couric there, then now it's like, Oh, this guy is a
horrible, he's killed 1000 people ready.
They have embraced the worst tactics of their Iranian ally.
Oh, they have refused to honor the legitimate aspirations of
their own people in Syria. President Assad talks about
reform, but he
is new, by the way.
Yeah. But now, the EU can go in and now we're going to support
that
handed, brutal crackdown shows his true intentions. In response
to the continued violence, both the United States and the EU
have imposed sanctions against senior Syrian officials. And
today, we discussed additional steps that we can take to
increase pressure and further isolate the Assad regime.
Yeah, what could those steps be?
Let me think steal their money. Yeah. Well, number one, she
actually she actually tells you what's going to happen by
reiterating what we just did with Libya.
Our message has been clear and consistent from the beginning,
stop the violence and the arrests, release all political
prisoners and detainees and begin to respond to the demands
of the people by a process of credible and inclusive
democratic change. The High Representative and I also
discussed efforts to protect civilians in Libya, the United
States continues to support our efforts to implement the United
Nations Security Council resolution
is that long form for throwing bombs on people is that what
efforts means? Our efforts? It's our efforts. It's just an
effort, though. Excuse me, is that an effort that just blew my
awesome to the sky? Yes, it's an effort.
We're working with the EU to support the Transitional
National Council and we welcome the EU's decision to open an
office in Benghazi. This killed
me. Oh, what
color are the drapes for the office in Benghazi cafe and
office in Benghazi? Well, I mean, why
I love opening offices, but we don't care about fixing the
potholes here and the good old,
ongoing EU support for humanitarian assistance? Oh,
yeah, consultants and boots on the ground. And for our part, we
are working with our Congress to redirect some of Qaddafi's C's
toward immediate humanitarian needs. Yeah, like
my hotel in Haiti. That's my immediate humanitarian aid. So
the message is so incredibly kill it clear. It's like, hey,
Assad do exactly what we say, we're going to take your money,
and we're going to use it for efforts, and then we'll open an
office, and then you'll be screwed.
Yeah, you better get out while the getting's good, buddy, so I
could not find a copy of said EU framework agreement. Other than
you will, well yeah, well, of course,
others on a show, ladies and gentlemen, it's gonna be I'm
sure it's gonna be a jam. Because if you can't find it
right away, then you know, there's some good stuff in
there.
Well, I have one paragraph, this agreement provides a legal
framework, legal framework. This is legal. It's the law law of
the land for United States civilians to participate in
European Union crisis management missions. I mean, that's like,
wow. So we're going to use our army, our military force for
anything the European Union wants. The United States
previously negotiated agreement for our participation in the
EU's rule of law. Mission in Kosovo, and an ad hoc
arrangement for our participation in the EU security
sector reform mission EU sec. In the Democratic Republic of
Congo, this agreement eliminates the need to negotiate entirely
new, separate agreements for our future participation in EU
missions. Wallah, we are now the military of the United States of
Europe.
Yeah, and here's the and here's the kicker that was in there.
Did you notice this kicker in the Katie Couric piece where she
was questioning her about did with a bogus question here about
how it's going in Libya? And Hillary's made the point of
saying it's not going well, it's not going as well. So yeah, and
why is that it's because we're not running it. Yeah, no, of
course the of course the irony of this of course is when we are
running it like in Iraq. We can't seem to get out. Yeah, it
goes on for decades. Play the just to show you what's going on
in Libya play the bombing Libya clip.
Oh, you caught me off guard. I'm so sorry. There we go.
It was the heaviest bombardment of central Tripoli for more than
two weeks. NATO said it hit a vehicle compound used for
resupplying Gaddafi, his troops.
Libyan government officials took camera crews to a nearby
hospital showing reporters three dead and claiming 150 were
injured.
We have three martyrs so far. The injured have been taken to
two different hospitals. This is one of them. Some of them of
course, were cheated. And they have gone home already because
of their light injuries. Some have bigger, more serious
injuries somehow. Because as you have seen,
NATO has been expanding its range of targets in central
Tripoli hitting Colonel Gaddafi is fortified compound
intelligence headquarters and naval vessels.
You get the idea? There's two things in here one I thought
this was a no fly zone. This sounds like an attack.
Well, not only that, but so first of all, last week, they
sunk eight ships in they mentioned
that in this report, which we got cut short but yeah, it was
bombed a bunch of ships, eight ships. How's that a no fly zone
and now
they have actual troops on the ground to coordinate assistance
and attack helicopters?
Yeah, they had type three three patches. Yeah.
They asked Hillary Clinton for her comment
just love I love this dispose this folks idiot from Libya goes
he says if you could play that little part part don't have to
I'll just reiterate. He says you know, we had three dead and and
then six or 15 Dad some number of people cheated from
martyrdom. In other words, he's the three that got killed were
lucky and the other ones that made it through were cheated.
What kind of a bunch of boneheads are these people?
What is going on with the world is what I say?
Well, okay, we'll go back and bomb them at home over do over
do over. cheated.
It's it's pretty funny. I mean, it's not funny. It's
it's not fun. It's funny. I mean, it's for our baby for the
basis of this show. It's hilarious. Yeah,
well, there's plenty more to talk about. I think first we
should thank some of our producers who have made today's
program
possible. Some people came in late with some nice and we have
to add another another night to the list. Oh yeah. Well can't
Zeiss or came in this morning with $1,000 donation with the
following note. John I'm sorry it's been so long since sending
you guys some money to increase my giving level would you mind
sending my wife and I some karma? Yeah, of course kidding
me. You've got karma. And he says we've been trying to adopt
a baby and having some difficulty with the process.
It's our turn to see if much of the karma would turn things
around.
I thought I had to go help freak me out for a minute.
You guys are the lithium that keeps me going through the day
and always look forward to the CB crack was killed days on
Thursday and Sunday. And that's sir Kent Zeiss here and he's
going to United today and he's already been Night. Night Oh,
that's right. He's already a sir.
But he wants I asked I sent a note back saying Do you want to
give this knighthood to somebody whose
wife Ah, so she'll be a dame
a dame Yes. Shalom me. Do we. Okay. But on the list
shallow me Yeah, one interesting name. Dame. Shallow me okay.
sh A L O M, I think also out in Darwin. Yes, in Australia. And
who wants to go by the name and he will be a knight today.
Murasaki eight jumped onto $1,111.11 bandwagon,
the big the big 1111 1111 karma,
the 11 1111 1111 karma, please use Murasaki eight not my name.
Jeff Smith. No hello from Darwin, Australia don't always
agree with either of you. Of course. Now, why would
you? Yeah, that would be crazy, then you missed the whole point
of the show. The point of
the show is not to get agreement is to get you to think you know,
in new and different ways, but it's always thought provoking of
course and funny. That's mostly because I'm hilarious to listen
to and currently I'm currently at the uni future SIS admin
good.
This guy is a student. Yeah.
I would like some comments on my linear algebra exam in a few
weeks.
Yeah, you need that here account. Karma. Wow. He's at
uni. And he's and he's. Wow, that is cool.
We have another birthday, which I don't see mentioned here.
Basically, what's a birthday shout out to his fellow
conspiracy, sir. Lani, who got me listening to no agenda. Her
birthday is on Friday the 25th of May but please don't inquire
about her age. Okay, I
have it. Of course he is. I have landing on the list. So we'll
make Yes, I'm sorry.
Okay, it just wasn't botched here. Button didn't have a
little blue logo. But
yeah, there's no logo, but I got
we got one check in the mail, which also counselor, an
executive producer, which was David Hoffman, sent in a
generous donation of 707 $717.02 with a note. Thank you, John and
Adam. Here's the area code donation. Ah, yeah. Explaining
that enough. 717 plus two cents. My two cents he says. Thank you,
Ryan. Oh, the bearded Yellow Jacket get most slaves Citizen X
Mr. Oil and all the producers who make the no agenda stream
more than just a bi weekly stop. That's true. No agenda ham on
the air. And he has his call letters, which I will do and
they pronounce the way I guess you do it, sir. And or I'm
sorry. It would be nuclear nuclear three. Popcorn random
ossify awesome. Fried.
Awesome. ossifer. I didn't know I was breaking the speed limit.
ossify
as David Hoffman in the no Oscar Oh was for Oscar. Oscar. Oscar.
November. Papa was ossify awesome. Orange. Yeah.
So when you're flying next time and someone handed you the
controls? Try that. Yeah, this is. This is Naples ossify.
Orange, coming in for a landing. And we'll see how you do.
And then we have our one more. And Associate Executive Producer
Dwayne Mellon con
Oh, Dwayne has been around for a while sir. Certainly isn't metal
song, metal metal song. And we've been through this
place and tick guard Oregon, so I don't think he pronounces it,
mela son, but maybe it could be it's French. John and Adam.
Greetings from Sir Dwayne. On Saturday. I heard blondies
rapture a whole bunch of times. Maybe that's what
does he mean on the stream that was dug?
Maybe? Could be maybe that is what that douchebag meant. Oh,
for the rapture,
of course. Oh, no, I get it. So you got radio stations? This is
an old top 40 body we're not dead and here's blondies
Rapture. I'm still incredibly funny I came up with that
okay, that's where they okay you're right. Anyway glad I hung
on to my money but I thought I'd send you some an appreciation of
your great work lately the fact that Adams said my last name
correctly Mellon song saying it's soul metal phone. In the
morning, I let you know I was with a bunch of French people
yesterday went to the big champagne tasting in San
Francisco and everybody was quiet.
I quite that's funny. I don't see my invite anywhere.
It was great for the trade. And Sir Dwayne today was in for $307
So thank you very much. Okay. Thanks. All the new knights
right yes yeah and so we the we have more info I guess the rings
are in the mail now. A DHL has sent the rings. Yeah, by the
way. Murasaki eight is a dame I am reliably informed that we do
we know that.
Hello? No, you don't know that. There's no evidence so I don't
know how to I know Murasaki is a is a dame.
Well, I have it. I had Sheila's back channeling me.
So you telling me that She's taking linear algebra.
No, what a sexist thing to say. Are you telling me that women
can't do linear algebra? Is that what you're saying? Shame on
you, Mr. Dvorak.
So it was bad shame on you. Actually one of the smartest
women I ever knew as a mathematician do do. Women are
dissuaded.
That's like saying some of my best friends are black. I mean,
they are.
Women are dissuaded from going into math. That's what I was
meant to mean to say.
by who? Who dissuades women going into
the American me guys like me.
Okay, done. Alright, a couple of fan. Couple of PR mentions clink
says John anima please put a call out to whomever is
maintaining no agenda predictions.com Get them to
update the calendar or at least turn over control of someone who
will the last entry was from October 2010. This way John
won't have to write down the prediction and highlight it with
his with his marker. pretty crude but a couple of other cool
forwards.
Let me also thank Lois Whitman who's out there as a actually a
professional public relations he's really working it for us,
isn't she? She does judge every once in a while she does a she
is the W and H w h PR in New York and she's one of the
probably she's real old fashioned hard working type New
York style PR woman and she's done a every once a while she
thinks this show needs to get some publicity and she sends out
her note to I don't know who
well shouldn't she commissioned some kind of study that shows
that people that listen to no agenda to talk to her about the
stuff better at linear algebra or something like that. Yeah, if
that's what we need. That's what gets us the press. Do we need a
study?
Yeah, we need some phony baloney study. I mean, sorry. I'm sorry.
Some serious study. Yes, scientific Sciences.
I'm forwarding to no agenda. show.com Another great domain
name, veritable treasure trove.com.
Of course, referring to that was a beauty veritable treasure
trove that was found in Osama bin Laden's compound, his man
chin. Another forward Devorah duck curry.com Funny no one ever
tried to register that one before.
And it's weird. Yeah. Curry. dvorak.com.
So that's good. I don't quite understand this. Well, there's
two that came in here from James. Un biodiversity.
conference.com, which is nice. You know, someone should be
Googling around and all sudden they hit our show notes. Like
what?
That would be ironic.
And then cop eleven.com. Am I missing something with cop? 11
see, oh, I know. Of course. That's the cop. That's the the
climate conference. Isn't that called the CLP?
I don't know. Is it?
Yeah. Oh, wow. So we have co p eleven.com. People like I have
to go see what if I can book a hotel room for the climate
conference. Like a cop eleven.com takes into no agenda.
show.com nice. And then Baron Vaughn Palace markers. I don't
know you know this. This guy has a he's in my prayers every
night. Really as I go to bed and I think and Lord please bless
Mickey and my daughter and safe and Palace markers please just
bless him. Please protect him from all evil. The Baron of
Belgium John and Adam I decided to add a couple more domain
names to the fort that for to no agenda show.com John let me just
give them to you to to the head.com.org.me advertising
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back to back to real news.com What is this Oh to be a donor or
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We need to document these we're losing track of all these
things.
I have them all. I just don't have them all in one place. I
mean, I put up a
wiki I've been working on finding the best wiki software.
No please. Well, and that way people can dig in. Come in and
change
it come in and record company will record come in and wreck
the wiki. Well, wait, let me just finish the list.
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Pels, mockers. Again, the man is just in my dreams. And then oh,
yeah, those
are all great. And, you know, we're actually setting up even
though we don't mean to, but we're actually setting up what
could become a great forwarding kind of like a botnet, you know,
we could actually do, you could actually use these for some sort
of powerful movement, if we ever need to,
well, and there's a couple of things I was thinking about. And
I'd like to, I'm processing what we can do here, but one thing's
for sure. When we're unable to pay our internet license fee to
do a show, which is coming up to discussing that to enforce
today, you know, when you have to have a license to do a
podcast, the so called
license won't be cheap. So when we'd be like an early
broadcasters license, you know, you have to remember that in the
early days, a radio in the 1910s people, anyone could start could
just get a radio transmitter and they were it was a hobby, it was
like computer hobby. And then somebody got it the wise idea.
So as to many people broadcasting on these
frequencies, let's start charging them money, and making
them fill out forms and rationalizing why they should
exist. It's expensive, though,
it's not so much the money we're gonna have to pay, it's gonna be
the forms and the paperwork. And you and I will go like,
I'll never lie.
So anyway, when that when, when, when we refuse to do that, of
course, and they take away our domain name, we'll just we'll
have 300 More we can just flip on. That's the beauty of it,
because that's what they're doing. Right? They're taking
away the domain names or capturing the DNS. And we'll
just have to we don't care Shut up. slaves.com still runs the
oh, we'll take that away. That's okay. Sean hannity.com still
works. Get most slaves.com and then a nice tip here. One of our
producers registered no agenda watch list.com And he says, you
know, why don't instead of just forwarding to no agenda show.com
Why don't we set it up so that we can have a list of names so
we will have our own watch list of douchebags that we're
watching. I thought it was kind of a good idea.
That is a good idea. So I hope that a wiki would help their
wiki, wiki suck.
Wikis are great.
Anyway, thank you all so very much. Thanks to our our PR
associates there and of course Associate Executive Producer
Dwayne mellophone. And our executive producers sir Catseye.
Sir, sir Dame sorry, oops, let me just change that in the notes
here. Dane Morris Saki eight and David Hoffman for supporting the
show you are the ones who are driving this along with all of
the other people who come in at lower amounts but are equally as
pre were equally appreciative of that and we'll be thanking them
later on in the show of course we have something we'd like all
of you out there to do and is that's propagate our formula
our formula is this we go out for yet people in the mouth
alright everybody say it loud. And I just wanted to mention I
think I got I interrupted myself distracted myself that the night
rings anyone who supports the show with up to $1,000 or more
more is certainly welcome becomes a night or day of the no
agenda roundtable you get a an official no agenda knight or
Dame ring. And they are on their way from China with DHL but they
also we have these beautiful, like velvet volu or box that
they come in and and you get a an official like what does it
call like a certification thing?
A little certificate of authenticity? Yeah.
devorah.org/and A on with the show. I need some cover my
house so people can go to no agenda nation.com no agenda
nation.com Yeah,
I need some donate. coffee.com
So Yeah, I've got a couple of things. Just just to do a quick
break here. Yeah, I do have another soap opera clip. Oh,
lucky me from the Bold and the Beautiful. And I realized I
didn't realize it, but what they do is they try to make the
Bunnell kind of they by kind of overacting you can make the
banal, quite dramatic and this is a good example
keeps coming back to me. A close I came to losing you
didn't you rescued me? By the
grace of God to come here I'm grilling you about something so
ridiculous.
But it does seem a little bit ridiculous. But you know what I
should have told you about us Paris.
He said, Thomas didn't want you to eat
them. You he didn't. And he was right. I
shouldn't have. That's some good acting right there, John. You
know,
of course we play this can't get a bit part. I
mean, come on. We played well, no, because this is all an
homage of the fact that the soap operas are going away. I watched
the Oprah's very last show yesterday. You know,
I did everything to avoid In fact, the I was so irked about
this oh, this Oprah distraction of the week you should play that
before you go into this by the way Well, I don't it's a
distraction of the week and I we can I avoided watching the Oprah
show I don't watch it anyway. So why would I watch it now? And
there were all these reports that were every time they
brought it up. I switch the channel. I don't want it I don't
care.
Well, no, but this is why we have such an interesting program
is because we switch around like that. You know, you watch a very
important soap opera is about berries. And I watch Oprah's
last show. I think
this soap opera that where she swallows a berry is more
interesting than listening to watching Oprah crying
actually, here's something I watched and I wrote a I actually
wrote a review of it. I watched the big whitewash known as HBOs
television movie too big to fail.
Oh, yeah, I missed that. How was it?
Piece of crap. Good. It was now first of all, it was put
together well, I mean, it was it was nicely done. The actors in
this thing James Woods, Paul Giamatti, Matthew Modine, Ed
Asner, Bill hurt. I mean, good actually like to watch act.
Yeah. And they all should be ashamed of themselves. They all
should go self radicalized themselves in the bathroom.
This, okay, I'll sum it up for you. Your government is really
good on your side and saved us all from Armageddon. Banks now
are really too big to fail. In fact, that's the end of the end
of the movie. John is unbelievable. Hank Paulson
treasury secretary at the time is portrayed like a hero like a
total hero. Oh, I have to save the world and the rhetoric,
Hank? Yeah, the rats will be walking on the street and his
wife calls him Pete by the way and then he's he's so
emotionally yes to throw up because he's so emotional about
what's happening. Ben Bernanke expertly played after say, by
Paul Giamatti is the voice of calm and reason and he's so
smart. And he has studied the Great Depression and he's so
good. And guess who's the genius in this movie? The the genius
behind the bailout. Neel Kashkari is the genius in this
movie. And Timmy Geithner to me. He's like a straight shooter.
Yeah, he just calls it like it is Timmy it to me. It's just
unbelievable. This was such a whitewash.
Wow, it sounds it sounds embarrassing.
totally embarrassed. In fact, here's, I ended my review, which
I wrote a curry.com Luckily, President Obama's European tour
2011 has distracted a lot of attention from this blatant
broadcast from the Ministry of Truth. The creators failed to
draw in the big audience they wanted because of a rookie
mistake. They didn't cast Kim Kardashian. That is the fact
then it would have scored
die so I take it nobody watched this. Yeah, no, no,
I was no good. Yeah,
I mean, well, Kim Kardashian doesn't save anything if you
have noticed because when they brought her on at Piers Morgan,
they couldn't get any numbers either. I think it's bull crap.
Well,
that but that's like north and south pole and magnet. You know,
I think everything kind of hinged on Obama's car getting
stuck.
Oh my God. He wasn't in it. You know, he wasn't in a job. He
wasn't in it.
Really? What was your shift?
In course he was in it I love that the say of the President
was not in the vehicle it's bull crap that they can have the the
our Lord Savior embarrassed by anything
is talking about thin skinned you better tell him I'm not in
it. So the thing is he they I guess they hold this this dis
clunker everywhere and they put it in the 747. Somehow I assume
they can put Of course they do and see so they haul this thing
called the beast or the monster, whatever they call it. And so
they brought it to Buckingham Palace and the thing comes
across a speed bump and then get stuck on the speed bunker. So
thinking oh, and law I
think it was Ireland. John I thought was Ireland, right? It
was the end of this was rocking, it was the embassy.
It was rocking on the speed bump. And it made it big
scraping sound and it got stuck till everyone was like he wasn't
in it. Know that. He wasn't in it knew he was what was your
walk is on a bike. Well, where was
he? Well, they were just taking it for a spin. He wasn't he
wasn't in it. Hey, you know who died? This trip me out today.
Dropped you out? Yeah, Mark
Haines. You know Mark Haines. He's the co host of CNBC. Squawk
on the street with
Oh, yeah, that guy.
Did you know he died? Yeah, I
do. Because they were talking. I was watching something last
night and they mentioned it.
So Erin Burnett leaves to go work for the Ministry of Truth.
And he dies and we still don't know how he died.
It was just a it was a sudden death the way it was described
on CNN.
Right? One of those sudden death things like Aaron,
what was it what would be what would he be a target of any
he's?
I mean, he's got a big mouth. He might have peed someone off the
air inlet, but it's just it's just like Erin Burnett leaves
and and a week later, the guy's dead. Sudden Death. Oh,
yeah. But Erin Burnett wasn't on CNN. No, CNBC. It was no he was
on CNN.
No, John. Mark Haines is the fat guy who hosted with Erin Burnett
CNBC this morning show. Hello. Yes.
I I've only seen that show a couple times. I don't get up at
that hour. I've watched your right. Yeah. Okay. He's the
former host, though. I think he was at CNN.
You become former host when you're dead. I'll be the former
hosts have no agenda one day. Adam curry, former host of no
agenda, better known as the lone wolf of the internet's refused
to pay his license, his podcasting license.
Well, I do know I did watch that show once when they were
blasting laymen. Or they had people on that were blasting
Lehmann. Listen, he,
Erin Burnett leaves. He dies a week later. That's just messed
up, either. It was heartbreak, which I can believe. There's
total heartbreak
they weren't on at the same time. And nobody did. I bet.
They did the show together. She was on that morning. They did
this Gosh, John.
They did the show together. She was co host. Really?
And yeah, I'm reading the thing here. Yeah.
All right. You should read that thing. Please. So Well, I think
I've been talking about this for a couple of years now. And
finally Yes, we have a study and then the science is in ladies
and gentlemen. Researchers from the Medical University of
Vienna, Vienna now say, You know what? If we put lithium in the
water less people will commit suicide?
Yeah, you've been talking about this on and off. Yeah,
but but now they have a scientific research published in
the British Journal of Psychiatry, psychiatry. And so
there's again serious discussion about putting low levels of
lithium into the drinking water. In fact, this says lithium is
the new fluoride says Oh, that's terrible. Lithium is the
awakening.
Is fluoride in my
I need a new jingle please. Then the best part of waking up is
lithium in my cup. It could have put lithium in the water because
it reduces suicide rates. Yeah, it makes
everybody mellow Yeah.
Can you imagine Hey John. Let's go into
this a che by the way if they put it in our wire this show is
is oh
well that's why I have reverse osmosis filtration system. odia
even on the shower water.
Oh, yeah. Even on the shower, do you know
how much yeah, water from you have more chance of chemicals
coming into your body? body from water that you shower with.
Let me write this one down.
No baffles
just sucks as you use your your your pores apparently, you know
I would get some caulk or spackle.
What are you talking about? That's absolutely true. There's
more water that the chemicals seep into your body when you
take a shower. Of course you're porous.
I know that I go and take a shower. I'm like 10 pounds
heavier when I get
oh, which reminds me, this is hilarious. Hold on a second. I
got back to real. This was a great story that came in this
morning from New Zealand. And I like I mean, people really
buying this. Okay, so listen to this. Listen to this story. A
New Zealand truck driver fell between the cab and his trailer.
And you know, between the cab and the trailer, they have those
big curly, yellow, red and green air hoses. It's for the air
brakes. Yeah. So he fell. I gotta read this. This is from
the BBC. I got to read that. So you know it's true. A New
Zealand truck driver who fell on a compressed air hose that
pierced his buttock survived all I get survived being blown up
like a balloon. The nozzle pierced his buttock and began
pumping air into his body which expanded dramatically. It must
be quite unbelievable.
This is written by the Warner Brothers cartoon people.
As you screamed, Mr. McCormick's colleagues turn the air off and
laid him on his side saving his life. I guess I had to tie him
down to so I didn't float away. So doctors told him they were
surprised his skin had not burst. As the compressed air
pumping into his body at 100 pounds per square inch had
separated fat from muscle. I was blowing up like a football. I
felt like I had the bends like in diving I had no choice but to
just lay there blowing up like a balloon.
Oh God at the end
though, and this is the this is the BBC I mean whoever you're I
don't know who wrote this which is
byline arch. Oh blur. It's an old timer. Look
at it. Let me let me see byline. No byline. It's fair to say he's
lucky to be alive. It was a potentially life threatening
situation. A hospital spokeswoman told us on false
press final line of the story. Mr. McCormack confided that the
air was gradually escaping his body in the way that air usually
does. Guys,
I survived. They really need to get some new material
V BC ladies and gentlemen. Hey, how's that lithium doing for
you?
Ah,
boy, I'm glad I didn't fall on an air hose today in my buttock.
Ah,
it's so nutty. Hey, these people, man, I can't believe it.
But I do appreciate it because it gives us hours of material.
Just hours and hours of material.
Hey, I got one for you kind of an ask me. Did you hear about
the Ted Stevens follow up report. Yeah, I did. I saw you
had a clip so I don't have to play that clip. And then you I
want you to comment on it. Okay, this is do we have to set it up
about the crash? This is apparently this was on. This was
on our national public.
For a European listeners you have to explain who Ted Stevens
is. It's important.
Yeah, but this was on the news. Our PBS. Ted Stevens was a
senator a very powerful senator from Alaska, who was just dude
who was killed in an airplane crash mysteriously and this is
just adds to the mystery this report but 46
The National Transportation Safety Board has found no
definitive cause for the plane crash that killed former Senator
Ted Stevens of Alaska and for others last year. The report
today said the pilot was temporarily unresponsive before
the small plane went down near dealing Alaska. It also said a
warning system which could have told him he was approaching a
mountain had been inhibited. There were no indications of
mechanical problems and toxicology reports ruled out
drugs. Though the pilot and his family had a history of strokes.
It was impossible to know more because there was no flight data
or cockpit voice recorder on board. Now there were there's a
couple other things we've got to mention him he would not just a
powerful senator. But he was not necessarily operating in the to
the advantage of the New World Order and the oil Cabal. When
when his plane mysteriously went down, yeah,
and he was gonna vote against something coming up. We had we
talked about this too, and to an extreme when it happened with
the information that I never heard from anyone else and it
was all it's all documented. I mean, We We dig up stuff that
but it was just obscure and nobody the mainstream media
didn't pick up on any of it. But today we think it was killed.
Whatever the case is, what do you think about this inhibited?
Well, I mean, the instrument was inhibited.
Well. So I read through the NTSB report. Of course, as an
aviator, I'm always very interested and inhibited. What
is the exact definition of inhibited? It can be me that it
can mean that it was obstructed didn't you know, it doesn't mean
that it was sabotaged. And that and it was daylight
to being turned off? Yeah, could have been turned off, they would
have said that, but you don't
for the type of aircraft that we're flying and the terrain and
there and it wasn't like a huge high mountain. I remember, you
know, I remember looking at the side of a hill. Yeah. But here's
what the report states which is not in that audio clip, we just
played Smith as the pilot was aggressively turning left and
trying to climb when the plane hit the ground, which suggested
that he was desperately trying to avoid a collision. And that
doesn't mean necessarily a collision with the ground, it
could have been a surface to air missile for all I care. The
weather was fine. It was typical for Alaska. I mean, it's these
people died from lack of speed. And that's what happened. That's
what we say, you know, they died from lack of speed when they hit
the side of the mountain. And I'm sorry, I'm not buying the
stroke or any of that stuff. He was an expert expert pilot with
the like 20 20,000 plus hours I'm present I'm pretty sure that
this and by the way it didn't like really slamming nose first
or anything like that. It was a hit. And I then and it's been
covered up at best don't I
don't think they need to do much to cover it up. They there's
there's everything's scant information. It's beautifully I
mean, it was just it was
well, this is the same this is the same they recovered the
voice recorder the cockpit data recorder from that to Airbus
plane that went down over the
over the ocean. The ones coming out of Brazil.
Yes. And the reporting. And so now they don't typically release
these reports on on they released reports of small
aircraft incidents, but like, you know, 911 they still haven't
really released a full report. It's all kinds of stuff that's
always missing. But the report and the way the media presented
it is that the plane which was at like 40,000 feet 40,000 feet
went down so quickly, that the air masks didn't even have time
to deploy. Excuse me bull crap. That is like that is such a lie.
40,000 feet you know how high up that is? How long it takes to
get to the bottom?
Yeah, at the speed of gravity they'd have to me even if you
were turned down and accelerating it would take a
while. Well 4000 foot glitch how many miles
the air mass deploy in like 10 seconds. So they make it sound
like you know this and by the way it was pilot error of course
nothing was wrong with the
or anything on an air bus is always pilot error. Yes. pilot
error. Yeah, yeah, that's that's
why we love that fly by wire stuff so much. You can't trust
any reporting. And in general, but certainly not on. On Navy
Aviation related matters. Knights
talking about fly by wire. So they're landing the 380 here in
San Francisco now. Oh, really? Yeah. I'm going to try to get a
onboard one and check it out. The
Yeah, why don't you just walk on the tarmac and try and get on
board. See how that works.
They're gonna have both right now. Lufthansa is coming in
twice a day. And then I guess Air France is going to start
coming in with this thing. Because that international
terminal has one of the few places where they actually have
they set it up for for ridiculous size.
planes of the future. Yeah, for us so that they can handle the
baggage.
Yeah, the baggage and and apparently you need four doors
to get all the people out of it. So you know, big double decker.
They've made their doors. There's two doors. There's doors
on the top and doors on the bottom. So it's pretty funny. A
big ass plane, man. That's a big plane that can carry up to 900
people. There was this designed to carry up to 900 but they're
carrying around 450. So which is typical, if you remember when
the 740 sevens first came out, I never flew
home that was 1970 No, not really. Well, if you remember
that era, well, you don't but I know I was in the first grade.
Who have you
remember that they had all in you might remember this part
though. They always showed the 747 with a lounge and a piano
bar and
a pool. Everything but
a pool. If that was the bar, you go up and you could you could
have a drink with the stewardesses and you know
somebody can play it Soon
you can hang out and pinch their button stuff. Yeah, no, I
remember then you saw that spiral staircase and you're
like, oh, man, that's where all the good stuff is up there.
Yeah, yeah now it's just jammed is all business class seats a
virgin
virgin tried to bring some of that back? Virgin Atlantic they
had it was kind of like a process type deal with the bar
and then they get like a massage and it was just kind of lame. Do
you remember? MGM Grand air?
Oh, yeah. Which we always wanted to fly it. I've
flown it several times. It was damn jealous. Yeah, it was
between New York and Los Angeles
exclusively. Right. It was and it was all first class if the
whole plane was one big first class. Oh, was a kind of was the
set it was was not a really a great No, it was like a
727. It was not not a huge plane. But yeah, it was like I
think maybe 30 passengers, 40 passengers. Yeah, suddenly, and
half of the plane was a bar. And then they had state rooms like
in a train where you sat three on each side. And then the table
would lower down, it would become one huge bed. So you
could reserve that in advance. And everyone in Hollywood, if
you're going between New York and LA, you want MGM Grand, it
was like nothing but a star studded celebrity fest. And I
think it only flew from LaGuardia. And I remember flying
at once. And I always like wanted the state room. Because
if I was lucky then and no one else was there. I could just
turn it into the bed and I could just it's like a two person bed.
And again, and by the way, it wasn't that much more expensive.
It was probably about equal to a first class ticket, which MTB
paid for, of course, back in the day. And I remember I got stuck
in a state room with Sean Penn, his brother, you know, the one
that's dead now. And his mom for six hours. And it was like right
after the Madonna breakup, and his his brother, Christopher, I
think was Christopher Penn. He was he was like drinking beer
had taken his shirt off. He's like, sit there the big sweaty
fat guy. No shirt on drinking beer. I'm like, Well, this is
kind of ruining my experience, I would think. And of course, he
knew who I was. I was that guy from VH. One is what he said. So
I felt extra special. Thanks, dude. And then I sit down. So
what was it like with Madonna? He says, hell hath no fury, my
friend.
Anyway, that was that was it? Yeah. And that was the insight.
Yeah. And that
was like nothing else to say for the rest of the rest of the
trip. It was horrible. It was one of the worst, harsh my
mellow. Anyway, Gene Simmons weighed in, regarding President
Obama's call for Israel to return to the 1967 borders,
which is actually
the 1947 borders, do they think they should get that straight?
Explain? Well, the 67 borders were formed. And were formed in
47, when they first created the State of Israel. And then in 67,
there was a revolution or there was a real war because you, you
could just bomb the crap out of Israel from the Golan Heights,
you could just you could actually be up there and look
down and say, let me just start shooting. And so the Israelis
figured, well, you know, we'd better get this part here. They
said they beat the Arabs in the war, they actually asked the
Palestinians to which one of the reasons is point of contention
here is they told all the Palestinians all the Arabs don't
get out of the country just abandon the place because we're
going to kill all the Jews. And so all the Palestinians left and
that was part of the issue here. And so they Jews turned the
tables on him and rousted them and beat them in this sixth day
in this short war. And then a took these changed the borders
in 1967. To what they we came in
the 60s is 67 border. Does that include the Golan Heights?
No, they 67 It was the Golan Heights. Yeah. The new border.
Post 67 includes the Golan Heights, it pre 67 It doesn't
and but when they say 67 borders, these are really 1947
borders, and it's kind of a misnomer. It sounds as though
Well, it's only 40 years ago or so.
So when 67 is when they actually took the Golan Heights in
addition to the 47 border.
Right. Well, I can be corrected on any of the details, because I
don't have the thing in front of me. But believe me, it the 67
thing is is a red herring.
So Gene Simmons, takes a bite of the red herring. What do you
think of President
Obama's suggestion that the borders be redrawn? Pre
President Obama
and I voted for an idea what I didn't realize what I was
getting was an idealist. If you've never been to the moon,
you can't issue policy about the moon. You have no idea what it's
like on the moon for a president to be sitting in Washington DC
and saying go back to your 67 borders in Israel. How about You
live there and try to defend an indefensible border nine miles
wide. On one side, you've got hundreds of millions of people
who hate your guts. On the other side, you've got the
Mediterranean unless you control in Israel, lets you control
those Golan Heights. It's an indefensible position. It's a
nice idea. When you grow up, you find out that life isn't the way
you imagined it. And President Obama means Well, I think he's
actually a good guy. He has no idea what the world is like,
because he doesn't have to live there. That's why President
Netanyahu, whose brother led the integrity rate and died.
Crossing inter inter country lines breaking international
law, landed in Idi Amin's territory, killed the local
policeman and freed those Europeans who were abducted by
Idi Amin and cross back to Israel. The UN condemned it you
broke airspace your whatever happened if you go to the UN
most pathetic body on the face of the planet, by the way,
America invented un.
It might just a couple of things here. So
many What is he running for office? This guy?
Well, he's extremely Jewish, like Israeli Jewish.
There is a difference by the way. Yeah, of
course there is. And so our friend Jean here. So a couple
things one is I keep reading this meme about Bibi Netanyahu,
his brother, you know, he was killed, he was killed, he was
killed. So this is being rolled out as a talking point. And
then, you know, this this whole Entebbe thing which I think he
I, I believe he's not entirely correct. The Entebbe thing
Weren't they picking people off of the US Embassy? And not your
period? I don't have don't remember the details anymore.
But I I think what we're what you witnessed there with this
was a pre emptive anti un rant, because it's believed by some
Well, the
UN is and this is what remember, we had the Susan Rice clip. And
the everyone all the Congress and congressmen and senators are
pissed off at the UN because they're, you know, they they
actually allow like any Arab state to be in the UN. They're
all angry about it. Everyone's angry about a un stance against
Israel.
Well, apparently the UN is going to I think it's in June they're
going to it's coming up for a vote they're going to give the
UN just unilaterally is going to give the Palestinians
that area. Yeah, because the UN runs everything now, I
guess. Well, they don't run anything. That's the joke of it.
Well, would
they run us to bombing Libya? Yeah, right. Well, let's just
have Jean finish up. He has he's always entertaining to listen
to, and I've met him many times. I gotta tell you my Gene Simmons
story. Hola. First, let's listen to that
after the League of Nations was a disaster. This is a paper
tiger. We allow dictators to get up there and spread propaganda
from Hugo Chavez to Gadhafi garbage. And that when they want
more money, they put their hands
I love the hate. The hate that the Arabs and Jews have for each
other. It's just It's unbelievable that people can
hate each other so much. Garbage garbage infested. I tell you a
garbage. It's like poop garbage to America.
You all agree with every word I say you know it. The biggest
pacifist who's against the death penalty will immediately want to
kill somebody who's got a gun to his mother. You walk into a room
you happen to come back from hunting or whatever. And there's
somebody there you don't want to find out why that person is
deranged, or a
great analogy, isn't it? He jumped to hunting while he winds
it up in a way only Gene Simmons can if he's on
crack. You want to kill him settled up. Let's talk about it.
You should have a trial by jury. You in the courts you wrote in
you're gonna die pow. Death on the spot. It's justice. I like
that. You break into my house with a gun. I will kill you.
Sharia law.
What is this? It's sort of Sharia law. I know
is this thing bass from like Business
Insider or something? It's a total idiot. She's cute. She's
blonde and everything.
She should go to Russia today. Well, she'd be perfect for them.
So
what Gene Simmons come back to it. Sharia law. Sharia law give
me she just said like, I guess she didn't have her earpiece in
or something.
She just came to mind. Yeah, it's like,
Sharia law.
It's not women should be in charge. Like the insect kingdom.
You're much brighter than we are. You should have 1000s of
babies and be in charge.
You have my vote except for the 1000s of babies.
To at least practice 1000s of times.
Just trying to Boehner like guys terabyte guy has no shame
Jerry rates like some sort of thoughtful analysis to kill the
guy in your house to shooting the surreal lot of dead. Let's
go to bed.
I'm out hunting and let me nail you it's fantastic.
What do you why do we why does this stuff on the air?
I don't know. It's it's just funny though. It's I like it. I
can't help myself but like him. So but then you know, the whole
thing Obama's getting a YouTube reception in in Ireland. Yes we
can Dublin. Yes we can. Hello, everybody.
That's good.
Hello everybody know that? Yes we can. Yes we can. Yes we can.
Don't? Don't anyone ever let them tell you that you can't be
what you want to be. There you go because yes, we can. Yes we
can Ireland anyway. And then Bibi Netanyahu comes over. And
I've never seen this. I mean, everyone gets together in
congress and senate and he's like, I represent the small
people. And everyone stands up and to play catch 26 standing
ovations for what
I know. I was just like, what? And then there's a bunch of
analysis afterwards. But what a great speaker he has, because he
doesn't go like Obama does.
It was just weird. And I
invite him back. No, I
agree. And so the only thing I don't understand, I've heard for
the past year, everybody say, Israel back to the 1967. Borders
Israel back to the 1960s. So everyone in Congress, everyone
in the Senate, the president, everyone says it. Bibi Netanyahu
comes in and says I ain't going back to the 1967 borders. Oh,
yes. Awesome. Awesome. Oh, he's so good. I don't get it. But did
I miss something didn't hear it wrong. All these all these this
past year, John.
I'm this whole, this whole theater that we watched with
this guy showing up? And then Obama making his dumb comment
about 1967. And then the follow up and all the debate, it seems
like a distraction of the week to me,
I'm gonna show my mood by donating to no agenda. Imagine
all the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun.
Now, before we start with thanking some people for helping
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I don't work.
So John has to live by himself. His family won't even live with
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What is this? Is this something you recorded? Yeah. Excellent
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Here's one of the things what is this? This was part of a couple
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attacking Fox News as much as they can and they've they've
started this thing to force Orbitz, the travel agency and
some other advertisers to not advertise on Fox anymore their
advertisers as they went and apparently Orbis told him to
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the guys wait, wait, what is this is a channel gay USA is a
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Do they have an RSS feed?
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curious mail I
would the day they out you is that they spend most of their
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says very, but it's also very boring. And as long as there's
too much they dwell on things, but they they they brought this
Orbitz thing up and the show comes out and says and they say
Orbitz is a gay friendly travel agency that they should all the
gay community should be attacking them for advertising
with Fox
Wow, what kind of BS and Orbitz this like 90% of all of all
travel booking online, how can that be? Are we all gay? Well,
they
the gays think they've they're a gay travel agency, whatever the
case is, they were completely pushing this idea which I
thought was abhorrent to be attacking advertise like that.
And then I said, now here's the two clips that'll be great lead
into our solicitation. And but then the clip sound like as you
play
No, like, it sounded like the why use pro gear clip. Ah, that
sucks.
So anyway, so I don't have the backup clips to backup my
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So but before because you're about to you're about to segue
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an ombudsman, Budds. Minister, some corporations and news
organizations. Other people to have me is the it's the middle
man who's not really responsible for anything and he can tell he
you can tell him your troubles and he'll go out and do nothing.
Do nothing. Exactly. So
NPR national Trey's your NPR ombudsman is a woman
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Alright, well bend over douche bag. How'd that feel?
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You've got karma. I don't understand this mechanism. We
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The first one mentioning how people can donate to
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We are to be human resources and all lands and they'll ship from
the east to west down. No lands and we are happy and distracted
all right.
That's a good segue because it gave me the opportunity to do a
backgrounder on Elizabeth.
Tell us who Elizabeth Warren is.
Well, she's a woman that apparently has been around she's
like a policy wonk that's been around the White House. She's
was she's gonna be considered for the Supreme Court. She is a
let me just give you a little background. You just get it all.
All you need to know is this part Elizabeth Warren was born
Elizabeth haring and raised in Oklahoma, where she was state
champ state champion debater and age 16. You imagine dating this
woman?
Wait until you hear my clip. And now. That's that's all we need
to know. She is being confirmed now in the Senate for this
position, this controversial position of the Gob leading the
consumer protection agency, which is supposed to protect us
from the banks raping us. Yeah, that's not gonna protect us from
anything. Well, certainly not with her onboard. She is the
most elite she needs. She's probably like in the Hillary
Lucifer Clinton drinking club. So she's in this is a relatively
short clip. She's in her one of these hearings where they you
know, they get to ask questions. And by the way, they're shills
on the senatorial side as well. And I guess, that she thought
that she only had to sit there until 215 Because she had
another meeting. Now I remember this is a confirmation hearing.
And she's being questioned about her validity visit
Governor Mason hearing. She's looking at her watch. Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah. Listen to this, you are causing problems. We had an
agreement for later hearing your staff asked us to move around.
So we had to change everything on my schedule to try to
accommodate appreciate that but but the original hearing was, I
would be out to 15 because there are other things now scheduled
at 230 out now
pay attention. So she's here so I have to be out of here. But
then she goes into the royal we which is just what was
a request but we move Have the hearing so that you could
actually get the questions in.
Congressman, you told us one thing,
I did not tell you. Anything. You have no one here to
ask questions, Mr. Chairman. We have no one here to ask
questions.
I have other obligations I committed to based on the
representations of your staff, and our ever tried to
accommodate you and rearrange our schedule to accommodate you.
Look, Miss Warren, it was a simple request, your staff had a
request, my staff said we're trying to accommodate you. We're
gonna get you out of here in 10 minutes. We had an agreement.
You had no agreement. We had an agreement for the time this
hearing what you're making this up. This is not the case. This
is not the case. It's too
bad. You can't see her face. She's like, Oh, no, you didn't
just call me a liar. Oh, no, you didn't. And then this other guy,
he's like, who?
She thinks she is? Well, this is the problem with the executive
branch. And one of the debating things that I picked up on it.
That's one of those core scratchy cuts because they have
equipment that doesn't work. Yeah. Was Was the some of the
debates going on. Where the House of Representatives, you
know, was part of this new war Amendment Act. We got to where
the Congress is giving up powers. The President's don't
go there yet. Because I have those clips to cheese. They give
it they say here, take it. We don't want to do anything. Be
quiet. Be quiet. You're blowing all my clips. Go. Just listen to
the end of this war and pay.
Mr. Chairman, you you just did something that I am trying to be
cordial here. But you just accused the
Helios making an agreement that I never make. You need
to criticize with your staff and I move this thing around 50
million times 50 million. She's got to go to another hearing.
Congressman, not to another hearing to another meeting to
another meeting. I would be glad to answer your questions for the
record.
Blah, blah, blah, that you know, the shield who came in and
defended
her? Oh, klancy some douche. And he's like, Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.
Now
I have other important
things.
I've got to go to the meeting. You got to go to a meeting. We
have to go to a meeting. You told us that we had to go to a
meeting. I'm meeting we also are meeting with Kathy and Hillary.
I got a beautiful clip here.
Arrogant, horrible person.
It's okay. She's here to protect your interests. Yeah, sure. I
have a clip here. This is a beauty sent by one of our
producers, another
law professor from Harvard Law School. Does Obama do anything
but bringing people from Chicago and
I just threw a shoe at her.
Is there anybody from Washington State or Nevada or maybe
Oklahoma they can bring into this administration? is
everyone's from Chicago or Harvard Law?
Yeah, well, including Christine Lagarde, Chicago, and she's a
Chicago
woman is a professor at Harvard Law. So lots of meetings.
Yes, she is have meetings that are really important to we. So
here the gaff, this is the funny I think you'll deem this clip of
the week and I did not catch it. One of our Gitmo nation East
producers caught it. This is David Cameron, doing a press
conference with President all apostrophe Obama and listen to
the gaff.
As well as the economy, the President and I had some very
good discussions on security. Now Americans and Brits do not
need to explain terrorism to one another. Both our people have
suffered at our house at its hands. And indeed they have died
together and suffered, suffered at our hands. Oops, at all.
I'm sorry, there's not enough lithium in my water.
Just can't keep it out of the brain. Brain does did reveals
all.
Okay, so now there's a couple of things going on today that is
extremely interesting. In in the Senate. So the extension of an
I'll just sum it up and then we'll see if we need to play any
of these clips. But I do have some questions for you, John. So
the Patriot Act, which includes warrantless wiretapping,
warrantless going into into people's homes, killing
Americans, when the President thinks it's okay, it's just part
of the what's going on right now, but this the Patriot Act
part. So this really only started as a discussion about a
week ago, of course, they've had like 10 years to discuss this.
Harry Reid. QA. Yeah, Harry Reid.
I saw this. This is one of the clips that I blew.
So here's Harry Reid and he pulls a move, because what he
doesn't want is he doesn't know Rand Paul, Ron Paul son is
blocking this. And, and but then Now we're into like politico
decides
to do a character assassination on Rand Paul. I've
got that too. But this is the first one. This was two days
ago, where Harry Reid invokes cloture. At night, do you want
to explain cloture? Well, let me play the clip a little bit this
clip that I want you to get into cloture comm
call. Yes, I want to ask consent that that'd be vitiated. So
he says, Is there a kind of a quorum call? And he wants it
noted, because it's very important for the legal movies
pulling here. Without objection.
As president we've been working for I've been working on it for
a lot longer than several days but several days publicly on
process to move forward with the Patriot Act.
What I do suspect the way sounds just want to kick him in the
teeth. We have
worked over the last
worked over the bar several days
to work something out. That is, I think, an excellent
compromise. Is this bill, something that everybody in the
Senate likes running in the house likes? answer's no.
I don't get that. He keeps saying this. Is that my phone
your phone?
Not mine. Oh, hold on. A second one is done. You sound like a
phone. It sounds like some high pitch squeal? Yeah, it's nasty.
So what is the deal with saying is this?
Like this? Look, we got this thing. We got to get it passed.
It's not perfect.
Yet, but I hate that. I want it to be perfect. I'd why can't we
demand some things
perfect.
But we all know how important it is. Oh, really, Terry, continue
this legislation. So Senator McConnell and I and Speaker
Boehner have agreed on a way to move forward on this. The
alternative is to have a long, long term extension of this that
the House would send us long and I think that wouldn't be
anyone's benefit. So we're moving forward on this. I've
tried to do it with the bill that we invoke cloture on
yesterday. I've had many conversations with Senator Paul
and others, but principally him and trying to come up with a
process to allow us Senator Paul taught from them. It's none
other stuff from them. It's not just him. Now, this
is where it gets interesting. And I'm sorry, it's taking a
little long. But these clips are very important. Because we know
what he said last night, which I have a clip but listen to how
he's like so complimentary, because I'm so sorry. You know,
I really like Senator Paul is such a good guy. But you know, I
have to get this passed. We need protection.
I've been unsuccessful. Now, I understand senators Paul's
exasperation, because this is something extremely important to
him. And there was every desire, from my perspective. And I think
this body to have a full, complete debate on the Patriot
Act. But the Senate doesn't always work that way. And there
have been a lot of things that have gotten in the way of this
and the time is suddenly upon us. As far as we have to
complete this legislation, by midnight on Thursday, we cannot
let this expire. Why not? We cannot let the Patriot Act
expire. Why not? I have a responsibility to try to get
this bill done as soon as possible, in spite of the fact
that some of my senators, and some Republican senators would
rather I did it some other way. At some other time.
The guy goes on, and as he's boring me to tears, he's boring
me to tears. He's a terrible guy. Not only that, he's a
horrible man, because he's just a, you know, we have to get this
passed. And all if you really want to listen to what he's
saying. And it's linked in the show notes, but it's a half an
hour of him saying, Well, you know, we found all of this
evidence at bin Laden's compound.
Yeah. So the second tip is actually more interesting,
because he mentioned that as though the Patriot Act had
something to do with it.
The reason is that he's fighting for an amendment to protect the
right not of average citizens, but of terrorists to cover up
their gun purchases.
Do you hear that? This is what he's saying about ran. The
second day. This
is the one he just did yesterday. Right? He says, key
that Rand Paul is frustrating the extension of the
Patriots and the man amendment to the Patriot Act that will
protect protect people who buy gun not just people, not just
people terrorists. Why did I say people? Yeah, no terrorists. He
actually I know anything you want. To do nowadays is to
protect terrorists. That's right. So
it's terrorists. Here we go terrorist.
The reason is that he's fighting for an amendment to protect the
right not of average citizens, but of terrorists to cover up
their gun purchases.
Unbelievable. That's just unbelievable. Then you latent
ly, he would say that and Rand Paul comes back,
I rise in response to a scurrilous accusation. Word
of the Day. Ladies and gentlemen, scurrilous, scarless
acquisition.
I've been accused of wanting to allow terrorists to have weapons
to attack America to be attacked of such a belief. When I'm here
to discuss and debate the constitutionality of the Patriot
Act is offensive. I find it personally insulting. And I
think it demeans the body it demeans the Senate body and the
people that we can't have an intelligent debate over the
constitutionality of this.
I totally agree. And for some reason, I'm not a fan of Rand
Paul. I love his dad. And Rand Paul seems icky. I don't know
what it is. I can't base it on anything.
He's a creepy looking.
And by the way, we just go by looks on the show. If you don't
if you look creepy, you're out.
There's some there's some there's some truth to that.
So in the meantime, is it? Senator Udall, or is it
Congressman Udall
No, no.
I got it here.
I got sent he was in that room in that room. And
no, no, because they're doing cloture, which means I mean,
it's it's a process. That means there's going to be no debate,
Senator
from Colorado. Yeah, he says there's a senator from New
Mexico is to their Mark Udall or Tom Udall? I don't know there's
a bunch of them around. So he's the one who wanted to patriarchy
their senators. Yeah, he switches to shut she did move in
a nutshell, cloture is can only be done when you have when
nobody has a six to a supermajority. If there's a
super majority, then you know, you can do whatever you want.
The majority can but if there's not, you can you can call for
cloture, and you can vote on it just the majority vote saying
look, you can you can
shut up slave that's what it is. Just shut up is what it is.
Right.
Yeah, shut up. We gotta get to take the vote. They actually, do
you
know how long they debated each of these issues in the Patriot
Act? 10 minutes, total 10 minutes, five minutes for each
side? The most important changes to our freedoms. It's 10
minutes. And then so well, the way I understand that is Sammy
read there. He he slipped these extensions into another bill,
which is because I kept seeing on C span to follow this bill
they're talking about look at S 990 on thomas.gov. And s 990. is
to provide for an additional temporary extension of programs
under the Small Business Act and the Small Business Investment
Act of 1958. And for other purposes,
this may be part of something that's that was just written up
in Wired I sent you a link Yeah, no,
I was about to say that so this is what you dollars about that.
There's actually a secret Patriot Act that we haven't seen
yet.
Yeah, and apparently Senator Ron Wyden is the from Oregon as a
Democrat from Oregon has been kind of hinting about it and
he's he's on the intelligence committee but he can't say what
it is because it's all classified wink wink nudge nudge
say no more and I'll just read it a little piece from this
article is one component of the Patriot Act in particular it
gives them immense positive the so called business records
provision which empowers the FBI to get businesses medical
offices, banks and other organizations to turn over any
tangible things it deems relevant to any security
investing problem with that and I always thought they were doing
this already anyway, basically they can go after all records
they can tap your phone they can do all kinds of stuff there's a
bunch of extra stuff this article is quite interesting
because there's like It's like everything you think is bad
about the Patriot Act just make it worse. And I think that
they're just basically just recording everything they can on
these you know terabyte drives on everybody they can oh yeah
it's it's kind of I mean it first it sounds good because all
about tearing oh, we're gonna be able to track some guy down but
once they get this the systems in place is going to be about
the normal crime. You said Why don't know is this guy J Walker?
I don't know. Let's check him out. Let's follow 100 bucks we
can collect. Hey, guys, our rent eliminate Todd Hinton who
represents type of material click thus far as more
individualistic and specific specific driver's license
records, hotel records, car rental records, apartment
leasing records, credit card records, hooker records, blow
the idea you get somebody you can. Now you can create
blackmailing schemes, you can find out what stocks to get get
into this is one of the problems with this loss of privacy. Now
the government, some agents within the government who are
exploiting this information, can figure out there's a merger
acquisition going on, they can get in on it. No one's ever
gonna be able to trace anything. I mean, the whole thing, or you
can blackmail somebody in Congress and get them to vote a
certain way for you know, genomic engineering or whatever,
the whole thing, this is why it's bad. It's not because
you're doing something bad I keep go, I'm not doing anything
bad. I don't care. You should care, because somebody who might
be doing something sketchy, you know, like, maybe thinking about
divorcing their wives. Oh, no. You know, and then the next
thing you know, they somebody finds out about and then then
blackmails them, so they vote a certain way. And that way they
vote hurt you, the members of the public, that's the problem.
If you see something.
I was gonna go on.
No, no, people don't get it. They don't understand why
privacy is important.
Well, there is one person who gets it. And I was considering
doing this an end of show clip. We're almost at the end of the
show, but I would prefer to play the clip and then briefly
discuss hold hands. And then and the show is Ron Paul, who is in
case you didn't know because, of course, the news media doesn't
mention it. But he is a presidential candidate. He's a
Republican,
and they try to demean him and keep him out of the discussion.
Everybody in the mainstream media, everybody in the
Republican Party, and everybody in the Democrat Party does this
because
he doesn't have any money to spend on the news networks.
Isn't that the way it works? I mean, Obama's gonna
I think there's more to it than that in his case.
Because the guy's pretty much right on I think, and just about
everything I've heard him say. So he rises, he rises to the
occasion. He takes his five minutes. And John, when you
listen to this, it's basically what you just tried to say only
he had a written down and he's trying, and he's a professional.
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. The last nail was being driven into the
coffin of the American republic. Yet Congress remains in total
denial as our liberties are rapidly fading before our eyes.
The process is propelled by unwarranted fear and ignorance
as to the true meaning of Liberty is driven by economic
myths, fallacies and irrational good intentions. The rule of law
is constantly rejected and authoritarian answers are
offered as panacea is for all our problems. Runaway welfare,
ism is used to benefit the rich at the expense of the middle
class, who would have ever thought that the current
generation and Congress would stand idly by and watch such a
rapid disintegration of the American republic.
Characteristic of this epic event is the casual acceptance
by the people and the political leaders of the unitary
presidency, which is equivalent to granting dictatorial powers
to the President. Our Presidents can now on their own order
assassinations, including American citizens operate secret
military tribunals engage in torture, enforce indefinite
imprisonment without due process, order searches and
seizures without proper warrants gutting the Fourth Amendment,
ignore the 60 day rule for reporting to the Congress the
nature of any military operation, as required by the
War Powers resolution. Continue to Patriot Act abuses without
oversight wage war at will treat all Americans as suspected
terrorists at airports with TSA, groping and nude X ray. And the
Federal Reserve accommodates by counterfeiting the funds needed
and not paid for by taxation and borrowing, permitting runaway
spending, endless debt and special interest bailouts. And
all of this is not enough. The abuses and usurpations of the
war power are soon to be codified in the National Defense
Authorization Act now rapidly moving its way through Congress.
Instead of repealing the 2001 authorization for the use of
military force as we should now that bin Laden is dead and gone.
Congress is planning to massively increase the war power
of the president. Though an opportunity presents itself to
end the wars in Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Congress with bipartisan support obsesses on how to expand the
unconstitutional war power of the president he already holds.
The current proposal would allow a president to pursue war
anytime anyplace for any reason. without congressional approval.
Many believe this would even permit military activity against
American suspects here at home. The proposed authority does not
reference the 911 attacks. It would it would be expanded to
include the Taliban and associated forces, a dangerously
vague and expensive, expansive definition of ARPA potential
enemies. There is no denial that the changes in Section 1034
Totally eliminates the hard fought for restraint on
presidential authority to go to war. without congressional
approval achieved at the congressional at the
Constitutional Convention. Congress's war authority has
been severely undermined since World War Two, beginning with
the advent of the Korean War, which was fought solely under a
UN resolution. Even today, we're waging war in Libya without even
consulting with the Congress, similar to how we went to war in
Bosnia in the 1990s. Under President Clinton. The three
major reasons for the constant for our constitutional
conventions were to guarantee free trade and travel among the
states make gold and silver legal tender and abolish paper
money and strictly limit the executive branch's authority
pursue war without congressional approval. But today, Federal
Reserve notes are legal tender, gold and silver are illegal. The
interstate commerce clause is used to regulate all commerce at
the expense of the free trade among the states. And now the
final nail is placed in the coffin of congressional
responsibility for the war power, delivering this power
completely to the President a sharp and huge blow to the
concept of our Republic. In my view, it appears that the fate
of the American Republic is now sealed, unless these recent
trends are quickly reversed. The saddest part of this tragedy is
that all these horrible changes are being done in the name of
patriotism, and protecting freedom, they are justified by
good intentions, while believing the sacrifice of Liberty is
required for our safety. Nothing could be further from the truth,
more sadly, is the conviction that our enemies are driven to
attack us for our freedoms and prosperity, and not because of
our deeply flawed foreign policy that has generated justifiable
grievances and has inspired the radical violence against us.
Without this understanding. Our endless unnamed, and undeclared
wars will continue. And our wonderful experiment with
liberty will end and I yield back the balance of my time,
have a
great weekend, everybody enjoy life. Now, you would never have
seen that on television or heard that on radio in its entirety,
uninterrupted with the context that John gave just before we
started the clip. And that's why you need to support our show
because this is the type of message you can I mean, I'm
serious about this.
No, and I think your your you nailed it Nightblade liked the
fact that you segwayed over to it because that is a great clip.
And you're right. Not only would you not hear that anywhere else,
except this show, except on C span or wherever you got the
clip and the show span of course I got it from CDs that it would
be if it was ever used, it would be clipped out and made they get
so the guy would look like an idiot. Yep. Because that's what
they do. This guy has been marginalized and pushed aside
and when nobody is, you know, I mean, it's unbelievable what's
going on. And this is yeah, that was a great clip. That's the
Clip of the Day. If
only he was blonde and had a nice set of Hooters. He would be
great. But no, he looks kooky. This is this is the problem. Now
it's
in the olden days, you know, you would have a shot at it. But now
you got to have a you know, but where's the balls on these other
guys? Where's the Mitt Romney's and these other guys who are
running for office? Leaders? Do? They are elitist? Douche all of
them?
Yeah. And they're all working for the same people for the
banks.
And Monsanto. Oh,
wow. Even the Supreme Court works for Monsanto. Yeah, it's,
you know, Mickey said to me, yes. Their lively show. Nikki
said to me yesterday, while you're already in your no agenda
mode, I see. Because I'm like, my face is like down to my
balls. Like what's going on? But, you know, I don't know. I
think that just knowing this makes me feel better. And I hope
everyone else as long as you know it, and it doesn't hurt so
much.
So yeah, no, that's true. I think that's what we deliver.
And we also deliver the ability to see through a lot of this
stuff. I think people you know, they can watch I mean, I you
know, I even though, you know I've actually improved my sin is
cynical ability to see through crap. If I just might, because
we do the show, you know, we keep reaffirming the concept of
deconstruction. And so you can get you know, you get through
it, but it's like, unfortunately, there are so many
people out there and I think this is what's annoying to a lot
of the listeners and I want to tell people that that we need
more listeners to read but you're not going to get anybody
who who you get irked by you have to bring in people who are
kind of already leaning you have to preach to the choir because
that's the only people that will buy into this because the other
people are gone. It's like you've just lost them. They're
lost to whatever. Well, what I
am noticing, though, is that peep this, there's so much of
the kind of material we talk about, but it's kind of spread
out all over. People are hearing things. So for instance, Mickey
has a one of her best friends. This guy from Holland, he's over
for a week and for his birthday, he gave himself a trip and so
they're hanging out. And, and, you know, I have never really
had a chance to sit down with him and they'll bond a little
bit and you know, zoo important guy in her life. And so he
definitely understands what I do. And then, you know, last
night we were having dinner, he says, so, um, he's built a
burgers,
built her burgers drinking club.
Is this exactly? I said, Well, my partner John would say it's a
drinking club. He says, Yeah, but, you know, it's like really
a Bernard started this, and he's got a lot of the background. And
but what he's really sensing and this is good, is that the elites
do run a lot of the show. And, and, and get my nation lowlands.
They are, they are severely suppressed. It's like, we'll
shut up slave time over there, then everyone, and what's
happening is, everyone's getting angry at each other. You know,
it's like, why should we pay for the Greeks? Why does it pay for
the Portuguese? Why should we pay for the Spain for the
Spanish? All of this stuff? Mila, they're broke. And he's,
he's a real estate guy. He's like, but you know, like, upper
end. So, you know, his you know, is his business went down. 50%.
But he's still doing fine. Meanwhile, dermatologists are
making $600,000 a year, surgeons, well over a million
dollars a year in Holland, because of the scam that the
insurance companies set up with socialized medicine. Nurses make
about $35,000 a year yeah, you go. It's screwed up. Anyway, so
you know, but when I we've got, we've got students at uni who
are becoming experts in linear algebra. We've got all kinds of
kids who are doing amazing things, and there's a lot of
hope for future generations. Unfortunately, John for you, and
I party's over. We don't we don't get to hang out anymore
and have fun like the 80s and 90s.
Well, it wasn't that much fun. Looking back on it about the 70s
though, did you have a good time in the 70s are a blur? See,
that's
what I mean. I'm so pissed off that I didn't get to
know I may have had the time in my life.
I feel gypped that I didn't get the 70s that I think that would
have been great in the 70s 70s
Well, this decade should be very similar because on the same
cycle so that so the starting in the next year or two it should
be a party central by me it's gonna be a lot of parties of the
because the 70s were depressed where were a downturn in the
economy, but was an upturn in creativity, partying, movies,
art. And I think that's the same thing. We're gonna We're
actually in the beginning of witnessing here. But because of
all this repression that we discuss a lot on the show, I
think it's holding things back, but you know, it's going to
something it's going to happen to you.
Do you think that it'll be great for creative spirit? That we're
going to we're going to see a lot of a lot of great art I
think, art I agree with, I disagree with movies and
television, watch
the movies will start out it has to happen to happen in the 30s
it happened in the 70s it has to happen this debt gets too much
propaganda going on right now. It's like I think you're gonna
see some great movies this decade, even back
back in the 30s there were no unions, you know, now it's
really complicated just to make a movie you know, a small budget
movie is $10 million because
everyone's gay and I'm just going by the cycles I'm not
going by the finance guy going by facts just go just going by
cycle No, I'm not going by facts I'm going by find it by cycles
and cycles says it's got to be something good is gonna happen.
Well, I think, I think I think you and I are performing a form
of art and I'm very happy to do so as a performer. This is this
is totally a performance on
anybody says you guys are full of crap. You said that, you
know, we do make mistakes on the show. We're just going we're
winging it. Yeah. And we got we got our facts within you know,
Adam, last we saw about what happened in 1973. And I don't
know if you guys are wrong. You said this. You said that? Hey,
look at it as performance art. Yeah,
it's performance art and what do we have like a staff?
We got no staff. We got all volunteers. We got all volunteer
art is volunteer PR people. We got volunteers everywhere. Yeah.
We do have people sending us stuff voluntarily. I mean, it's
it's, it's you know, we do it is art more than it is anything
else. Now, I
do want to say that this. What's been incredibly helpful is the
people contributing to the no agenda news network. So you can
go to no agenda news network.com. There's also a
couple of different domains pointing to that What's great
about this 24/7 stories come in and people are contributing it.
So if you if you find yourself sending me an email once a week
with a story, please send me an email with no agenda news
network or N A N N in the subject line and ask for an
account because I'm dying in the email over here, okay? It really
helps when you're on that system. And it benefits
everybody so you can track what stories I'm looking at when you
do that thing. Oh, they're looking at this maybe I can do
some research over there. And that really does work. A big
thanks to our southern bread is his handle. blog dot Southern
bread.com This guy's amazing I can't wait to meet him on our
tour which I have to mention. The no agenda nation tour. Thank
you very much. Keep sending your suggestions to Mickey
mickey@curry.com M IC K why John? The the invitations were I
mean we actually have tears in our eyes sometimes. The things
that people are inviting us to and then a lot of it is parked
in my driveway. Dump your septic tank in my yard do my Wi Fi
we're gonna make it we're gonna do a barbecue but there's people
like you know I got a boat I got a balloon come here this is so
beautiful. We are so incredibly excited database no Mickey's
keeping everything which means she's more
organized and you Yeah, she's very
organized and it's it's heartwarming it's beautiful. The
only thing of course we still don't have is an RV and and I'm
afraid that we're going to have to wind up you know like doing
something drastic to be able to I mean we're going no matter
what but I mean renting one is like out of control that's
really
expense keep begging and maybe some good will have I keep
asking if anyone give yourself some karma for the RV Come on.
You've got karma
that was a wrong key. So yeah, plenty more stuff that so we
have the the new show notes system, which y'all get as a
part of the package. At so you just fill in the episode number
so this will be 307 dot and a That's November alpha
shownotes.com. Or as John would say, what is NA in your world?
Ah, Napster Amaury
Napster, angry show notes.com. And of course, you fill in 308.
And by the end of the day, you'll start seeing the stories
in the show prep for Sunday show. And keep that support
coming people keep the support coming in support this show. We
need your help now more than ever, as you can tell from our
short. Thank you. Nice to talk to you again, John.
It was a pleasure and I'm glad that we are listeners are
hanging in there.
Yeah. And I'm glad we don't have to talk anywhere except during
the show. Keeps the relationship great. It's a good thing coming
to you from get my nation West and the People's Republic of
Southern California. Yay. The hilltop Watchtower crockpot
command center in the morning. My name is Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where the clouds have moved in
which is disconcerning since it's not even noon yet. I'm John
C. Dvorak.
We will talk to you again on Sunday for early morning service
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