1109: Pentacon

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I hate Super Bowl analysis Adam curry

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this is no agenda morning everybody

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curry and from northern Silicon Valley

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where the birds are dropping out of the

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sky but not here I'm Chelsea Devorah

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please don't tell me you're gonna start

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off with a hoax oh the dead birds in my

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hey we got now we got to play it so I

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can detox you hundreds of birds have

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fallen from the sky in The Hague the

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Netherlands during a 5g experiment to

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see how large the range was and whether

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the new wireless technology and what the

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fine outfit was broadcasting this piece

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that you thought wow this this has got

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to be true this sounds like a real

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mainstream outfit here to you on the

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podcast report would cause any harm in

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the local area news of the adverse

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effects suffered by these starlings was

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slow to break as initially I think this

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is the same report they had for the

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windmills I just added 5g you know like

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you know when I was over there I visited

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some of the major windmill farms this

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huge windows there's no dead anything

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around those things no you think to be a

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feather you think there's a feather some

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bird food now there were dead birds in

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the park in the in the Hague but it

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seems like there were some poisoning of

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the birds that's why they they forbid

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people from taking their dogs in for a

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while hey the way I looked at it with it

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at the beginning discussing dead

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starlings I was all in need more dead

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starlings we got em up in Washington

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State

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hey can you can you just imagine if

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maybe maybe maybe this 5g can Electrify

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and nuke the grackle problem we have in

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Austin now that would be a benefit

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birds there they are creepy they have

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their own Yelp page they do yes does

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anyone have do you have a recording of

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them cuz they make a funny sound

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I can make one I'll make one as we're

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walking by on 2nd Street and they're all

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in the and the load that little zoom go

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that'll sound great instead he'll pick

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him up like a champ

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now there's plenty of problems with with

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5g funny problems with 5g I don't think

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the birds got nuked by this experiment

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at all we had one of our producers in is

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in Canada and I guess was it Canada now

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I gotta think yeah yeah I think he's on

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Rogers and say he has one of those

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phones that says 5g yeah and and so he

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did a speed test

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they speedtest.net I think in in town

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and it was like you know half a megabit

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per second went up to his home an hour

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outside of the city on 4G you know 60

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megabits per second and stuff is not

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quite so it's working faster on 4G of

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course I mean the 5g stuff well we'll

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see it's nonsense there's no way they're

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gonna get fight with us there Brian

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about 5 megabits per second it only

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takes seconds to download a movie well

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hold on a second now this is the wrong

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eye I just got to say it since you when

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you bring this up my experience

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throughout the internet and I go a ways

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back but also from the providing access

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either to client servers or otherwise

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and it's not of so much about speed

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that's the consumer myth that's been

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sold to you like oh it's 5g it'll be

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even faster it's about the throughput

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and I have seen throughout my career

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consistently for anything for any though

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of course I did big websites for you

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know for Reebok and Continental Airlines

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and Budweiser but even when we were

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doing pod show slash me vo slash

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whatever the hell it became the fatter

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the pipe the more bandwidth not speed

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the more bandwidth the more media is

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consumed and it's an this is something

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in

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important to understand with this 5g

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rollout so if you're selling if it does

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say you're selling ads and on whatever

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pipe you have it could be a huge pipe

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you make it bigger it is just the law

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it's the natural law of physics

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you get more accesses and therefore can

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technically sell more ads it's just a

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fact

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okay so that would be a main reason for

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these idiots to try and you know push

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this forward I agree with you I don't

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think it's all that great in this health

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concerns of course and you know what

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it's really coming down to now is hey

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everybody

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don't use Huawei including Germany as of

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this week as the US has asked German

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providers to get rid of their wild

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Huawei equipment for 5g which there is

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some reluctance towards take the gear

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back exactly very expensive but here's

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the thing I don't think the market

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really believes that I'm looking at the

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alternatives

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I guess Nokia would be that no clear

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error about Nokia Ericsson they both

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have their trials their stock is dead in

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the water it's not really moving

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anywhere it's not like people are going

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home Huawei is out it's gonna be these

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guys I don't see it so I don't know what

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this noise is about

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or what kind of guarantees we're going

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to get or if it even matters well if it

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even matters if the deal so that somehow

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the Chinese will be able to shut down

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yeah the Huawei routers with all of that

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stuff nice did you not learn in

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podcasting school to hit your mute

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button when you saw but if someone send

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me one I'd use okay let's go back to the

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Huawei thing I'm the next phone I'm

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getting is a wall way well that doesn't

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sound like a very smart idea by me have

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you not seen Kingsman - i would be

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careful no nice phone I've looked at and

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they're pretty they got all kinds of why

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why when you you do a show with me twice

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a week why would you want any kind of

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smart anything in your hands why do you

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want a phone at all

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well it's outside yourselves gonna use

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it oh just to look at it to see how

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pretty it is

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or this you're getting it for free maybe

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that's what's going on I wish

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well I wouldn't spit I took I don't

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spend a dime on any smart stuff anymore

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you know what you just make it big see

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now I walked past here we have this did

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I tell you this we have the stupid nest

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because the apartment has nests and

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you're not allowed to remove it and all

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this and so I've been looking at gun

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well I did the next best thing

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essentially is I turned on my piehole or

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you know my monitoring and I walked past

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walked pass past the nest it immediately

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sent to pain to it's logging server just

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for me walking past it so they're

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building a profile of what I'm doing in

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my own home

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that's disgusting blocks block locked

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it's getting pretty good around here you

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turn on the Roku you know if you're the

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Roku you have the your overview screen

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of your different services and it has to

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the right it'll show an ad of you know

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promote something to watch yeah yeah

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that's empty now with me I successfully

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made that box empty went away when you

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block this service yeah maybe it's

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getting the that information from the

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same service it's or the same server

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it's not even on kind of yeah it's just

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like how this guy's not here whatever or

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these that the problem is these things

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are not consolidated so the Roku boxes

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you're clicking on stuff knows you're on

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or doesn't know you're on but it just

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responds to your clicking on just no

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just picking up the remote the rogue and

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it knows you're on yep that part knows

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you're on but yeah so in other words

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these services aren't talking to each

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other in some some micro services oh no

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not yet say hey hey where's where's my

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ad it's supposed to be over here and the

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guy says she's not on what we think he

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is yeah oh no it's not doing that no and

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it's all just to Roku service and the

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Netflix is just talking to home base all

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the time even when it's not when I'm not

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using it so the app is not selected Roku

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is not is it's on but it's not

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you know app is selected it's not

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streaming to my television and Netflix

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is just talking to home base to me

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several times an hour a ridiculous waste

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of bandwidth at these things keep doing

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this well and this is another reason No

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this is another reason why 5g is the

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Valhalla for the you know for it for

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Silicon Valley and all this stuff that

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is totally going to destroy our lives

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it's already kind of getting there huh

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yeah we should do a article together on

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the piehole okay w out on the pie hole

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building one but not perfect yes a

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concept just the idea the EBI and

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discuss and experience things cuz nobody

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thinks that when you turn on the Roku

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boxes you mean when you pick up the

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remote no one thinks about when you just

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walk through your house and the nest

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sees you walking that it's report also

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pulls in local weather you know it's

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doing all these different things trying

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to make decisions I don't know if

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they're cloud based decisions or

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whatever I just want this thing just to

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stay at the temperature I said it to and

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not be changing all the time

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Zephyr some things are consistent and

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always on time

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okay so where do we when we do this

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article and then we're gonna put it on

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night minutes late by the way we're

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gonna put it on medium this hey

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everybody we got a post on medium maybe

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HuffPo will accept our submission st.

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Louis post-dispatch get picked up by

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Scripps but this is this is really what

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this war this trade war whatever we have

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it's not just a trade war we still have

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the CFO of Huawei waiting to be

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extradited you know it's they weren't

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the Chinese weren't so upset but they

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just extradite her to the United States

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and then they can make a fuss and get

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she's gonna be in limbo forever if

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they'd leave it go on like this she

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can't be happy here's the one thing I

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wanted to ask you

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considering where the internet came from

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considering the dominance of the English

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language not just on the public internet

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but encode you know code is is English

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air traffic control a lot of it

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instructions

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you know the commands you know very well

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variables you can set to whatever you

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want it's not wire B what not just movie

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instructions these lousy instructions

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wire B yeah wire B what please wait some

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time that's my favorite menu so please

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wait some time but taking all that into

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account yes we need to be wary of China

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and and their products and what they may

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be slipping into certain you know we

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have to be able to see source code of

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stuff its but at the basis do we not

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only have a head start but can we not

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just say that are dudes named Ben are

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dudettes named Bernadette are hackers

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arc they must be superior to anybody

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else in the world why do we give so much

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credence I think our guys and gals kick

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their ass any day you know this is funny

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you brought this up I don't have the

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list in front of me but JC who manages

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dudes named Ben has come up with a whole

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thesis about what the different dudes

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named been culturally which who are the

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best ones and the worst ones and the

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ones that can't do this the ones that

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can't do that I have to get this list

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from a woman who will sit down and do it

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but he does have one interesting thing

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which coincidentally kind of backs up

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the kind of dudes named Ben we have he

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says that the Muslim coders are

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stunningly superior to the general Asian

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code coder and Kenny Kenny pinpoint as

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to why that is I don't know

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Manon asked but just in general just our

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history our legacy our background you

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know I think that we lost a lot of

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ground to Eastern Europe

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the Eastern Europe yeah he's got

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thoughts on that too they work

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differently and Israelis you know have I

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think also have a the Israelis gotta be

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better than the Chinese I just don't see

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why everyone's all upset about Chinese

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hackers and Chinese spying they're not

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just not that great what about the North

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Korean spires oh please oh please this

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is an axis of evil this is bullcrap what

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are they what are they practicing on he

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did talk about the Chinese coders having

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a certain characteristic characteristics

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sure maybe but you know just this it's

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always in you know we had the national

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threat assessment which is where Rachel

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Maddow came out freaking out that the

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you know the Russians can turn off all

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of our heat everywhere so cold here I'm

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using a space here it's plugged into a

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socket as a switch on it but you know

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the Russians gonna turn that off we need

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to teach some things to our kids

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Russians are gonna turn off a fireplace

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kids need to learn you're gonna turn off

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your fireplace kids need to learn some

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certain base just as safe sex needs to

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be practiced they need to understand

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safe use of technology well and and and

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one day when we retire when we exit rich

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will start a scholarship called the

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professor Ted scholarship for for the

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cyber

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prophylactics kids need to understand

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that everyone's given up yeah yeah I had

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a conversation with a real estate agent

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um yeah we're trying to find a house

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something affordable in Austin and that

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and you have what she has to ask me

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something so let me just text Tina so I

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pull out my Nokia e75 a brother in our

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family he's kind of a project he's 40 I

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think she's trying to say he was maybe

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had some learning disability won't be

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sensitive and she know so we gave him

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one of those phones but he wanted to

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flip so comparing me basically

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someone who was retarded Jordi you're

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retarded mental ability and I said no

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the reason I have this is so that when

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I'm talking with you I'm not distracted

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so that when I'm talking with you I know

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no one else is going to be eavesdropping

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on the fact that we're together or that

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well maybe what we're saying and when

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I'm talking to you that I want you to

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have my undivided attention that's why I

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have this phone and you can working on

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this rap but it's starting to work when

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you say these three things like I don't

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want to be distracted when I'm talking

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to you I don't want anyone else to know

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I'm talking to you and I definitely

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definitely want you to have my full

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attention not something that's beeping

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buzzing and flipping and throwing off

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all kinds of alerts one more element

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that third element is the same as the

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first element hmm okay well we'll work

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on it and we'll publish this in our

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medium article as well you need you need

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three r83 three points no but the one is

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yeah it gets distraction yeah you're

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right is the same thing hmm I need a

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third one oh and here is five dollars

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from the money I saved I'm not buying an

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iPhone how about that or just a dollar

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and here's a dollar because there's over

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a thousand people who I'm giving a

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dollar to that I'm not spending on an

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iPhone yeah I think we'll get the three

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will work on so anyway so no birds no

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roller eyes and go what a rube she went

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so do you do or you don't have no it's

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probably purse no stop she's probably

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unaware that these phones can be used to

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see who you're having a meeting with

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yeah if you wanted to do it

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I don't believe cuz I've heard too many

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but dialing episodes where you can

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listen in on the phone oh I'm not gonna

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allow you to pass that fake news off

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again

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but dials go through a different system

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than through digital IP connections when

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you're calling if I called you on the

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phone right now it'd be a horrible

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connection I call you on skype it's a

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great connection but dial phones are not

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comparable to any ease dropping a phone

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can do you have to just stop I'm not

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buying a thing you're saying people

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usually have the phone in their pocket

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the thing can not pick up there's not

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that good okay you're embarrassing

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yourself I'm not going to argue this

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point again with you all right

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what you are correct about is the

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proximity that is the number one

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tracking these things do if you're next

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to someone near to someone that's when

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you start getting each other's

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recommendations that's that's a big one

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that's a big thing that they do then

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eavesdropping yeah

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whether people believe it look kids

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believe it so you don't even have to

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convince him anymore even if it's not

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true if you ask any kid of course it's

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happening up they think that it's that I

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believe it's purely proximity someone of

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your friends looked at something they

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all goes no you're together a lot or one

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from time to time there you go you start

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getting it that's the whole thing anyway

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get rid of them and I'm getting a wall

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way yeah okay well it's nice knowing you

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the Chinese will know who I'm hanging

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out with yeah don't come to our wedding

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without this guy good this Cades a lot

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of Chinese food we could probably turn

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him today is the big Super Bowl that's a

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big ol Sunday it's Super Bowl Sunday big

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event here in the United States of

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America it's being held in what Atlanta

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right yeah Lana

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so they've cleared out all the homeless

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camps I think they did I know they did

19:36

hey everybody it's great you can be here

19:39

all year but now you gotta go

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just swept them underneath the rug get

19:44

rid of them I think we're gonna have

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it's always about the commercials of

19:47

course we love watching the Super Bowl

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commercials let's see what kind of

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social justice warrior stuff will pass

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by today I'm sure we'll have some oh

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that would be that Barbie the only

19:56

interesting stuff the rest of our just

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overpriced commercials I believe I

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believe that well a washington post has

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taken out an ad i rezulin to five

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million dollars so maybe more than one

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ad and they apparently they had a copy

20:12

one ad he always really want i think

20:15

it's up to five dollars five million

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dollars for one ad let me I'll look up

20:19

the price raising really high so

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apparently they have hired Tom Hanks to

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do a voiceover for this ad and you know

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it's obviously about real news only

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found in the Washington Post yeah

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Washington Post only place it as news

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the only place that has actual actual

20:36

news that's good news well good news and

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as is traditional with the No Agenda

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show when it comes to big events now

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this could be a big event could be the

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Super Ball is an example it could also

20:47

be it could also be the Eurovision Song

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Contest or the World Cup soccer we

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always like to choose the winner based

20:55

on geopolitical data points and with the

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knowledge that all major sports games

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are rigged the price is up slightly from

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last year's 5.2 million as that's for 36

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yeah I think that would be 30 seconds

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what are we doing here 5.2 million

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here's the weird the NBC has an actual

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price I think okay it's five point two

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five million this year for a 30-second

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spot during the championship matchup

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fantastic one hundred seventy five

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thousand dollars per second nice so yeah

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what are we doing here yeah well we'll

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talk about that in a second because we

21:40

have options but let's talk about the

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winner we have the New England Patriots

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where the New England pastry pastry it's

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where the pastry its base is a pastry

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the pastry is where they base their

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fat but where what is their hometown

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Boston okay New England Patriots and

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then you know playing positive they play

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New England and then we have the Los

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Angeles Rams yeah okay so first of all

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we have the president tweeting about how

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horrible the refs were even allowing the

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Rams to make it into the Super Bowl so

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this needs to be taken into account

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crafts and the Patriots owner has said

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nothing bad about the president ever as

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far as I can tell they're buddies

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exactly so that is another plus but I

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think if you look at the hatred of the

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NFL of the league and the owners against

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the president and all that he stands for

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and the pure power of the goat I think

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the Rams are on deck to win well I think

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they're on deck to win because they have

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a better team they're inexperienced in

23:01

these situations and this would be

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Brady's ninth Super Bowl yeah which is

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it counts for a lot

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oddly at 90 isn't he isn't he known as

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the goat yeah he's the goat that's the

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crazy part greatest of all time right

23:17

but the Rams are goats and the Rams are

23:21

their goats yes they're in a sense so

23:24

yeah no not in a sense the Rams are goat

23:27

so I think goat power goat power how can

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you be against goats goat power to the

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tune of Hot Pockets another suggestion

23:36

try to get from the lyricist sitting at

23:38

this end of the microphone power it's

23:45

not it's more like let me give it a shot

23:47

for you hold on let's see if I can do

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this well I know you'd be so off-key

23:59

it's very hard I hear I'm here I'll take

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another medal

24:08

get it from a non geopolitical person

24:10

well why bother with that we can watch

24:12

any telling any cable news show for that

24:14

but okay go ahead no I'm taking it from

24:17

a non geopolitical spectrum that's what

24:19

I'm saying you're gonna actually look at

24:20

sports if you what the point is is that

24:24

the Rams have been relocated to look

24:27

back to Los Angeles from whence they

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were originated from st. Louis which was

24:34

turning into a mediocre football town

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mm-hmm and they moved him to the Los

24:39

Angeles the big market one of the two

24:41

big markets New York and Los Angeles

24:42

being the two and they and blas angeles

24:47

has gone four before the Chargers moved

24:50

up there and before the Rams moved back

24:53

in three years ago the rent the loss was

24:57

without football and they were getting

24:59

they were doing just fine with their

25:01

baseball teams and with especially with

25:03

their basketball - they had two

25:05

basketball teams in Los Angeles one came

25:07

up from San Diego and they were doing

25:09

just fine in the NFL saw this as a huge

25:12

problem because this is a massive market

25:15

they had to get football back into Los

25:17

Angeles and so they got the Rams they

25:20

have to win this game it's just for the

25:22

purposes of saving the league and the

25:24

league it appears there's documentation

25:27

people are suspicious of the league

25:29

fixing these games and the reason that

25:32

that crazy play took place in New

25:34

Orleans which was not called and all yes

25:37

Trump's all upset everyone's upset

25:38

I think there's reasons that it could

25:40

have been not called but everybody

25:42

disagrees with that that was to make

25:45

sure the Rams got into the Super Bowl so

25:47

the Rams could win the Super Bowl to get

25:49

interest back in Los Angeles to a peak

25:51

if they're gonna win easily or it might

25:54

be exciting in the win at the end but

25:55

the Rams have to win this game because

25:58

that's what the NFL needs all right the

26:00

Rams have to win this game because their

26:02

goats end of that's it I'll give him

26:05

seven points on the spread good to go

26:07

goats for the goal

26:09

now let's talk about options for us I'm

26:12

sure you saw the news that Spotify

26:14

apparently is in talks to buy gimlet

26:17

media gimlet now so gimlet is this is

26:21

the former producer or creator of this

26:24

American life I believe who spun off and

26:27

created this American Life clones right

26:31

and we just went through the fact they

26:33

have a hundred people working on 38

26:34

shows they got beautiful studios in

26:36

Manhattan no wait

26:38

is it made Manhattan what scene yeah I

26:41

think it might be in Manhattan

26:43

yeah man had the high-priced so they

26:45

they just had a final round let's I want

26:49

to talk about two things one about what

26:51

Spotify is odd well starting off for any

26:54

deal when there's a buyout and it's very

26:59

shortly after I think they've had four

27:02

rounds of financing the last round

27:05

reportedly according to crunch base was

27:07

evaluation of seventy million dollars

27:09

which is not all that huge after four

27:11

rounds but they had four round so they

27:14

keep having to pump money in to have

27:18

this deal not officially announced by

27:20

anyone but sources say I think is very

27:23

bad in general you want the announcement

27:27

to be okay Spotify bought us Forex or

27:31

maybe not even mention a number to have

27:33

sources say they're in talks the number

27:36

is 200 million bad

27:38

would you agree from a business

27:40

perspective well it's now I deal it's

27:46

not ideal

27:47

I don't know that is bad it usually it

27:50

means that the deal is not gonna happen

27:53

well not in a stage where it's going to

27:55

happen so somebody leaked something or

27:58

spoke to a Chinese meal but second you

28:03

know so this is co this is great for

28:05

podcasting well maybe and I wanted to

28:08

discuss it with you briefly we have

28:09

received an offer from Spotify for the

28:12

No Agenda show we have received an offer

28:14

with numbers and it's a it's an actual

28:17

deal I've shared it with you a while

28:20

back if you recall

28:22

okay keep talking you don't remember her

28:28

well I'm under non-disclosure I cannot

28:31

discuss the details of the offer but let

28:36

me tell you that they're talking big

28:38

numbers but complete exclusivity it

28:42

right down to no feed so it would be I'm

28:46

not kidding you would only be there

28:48

which better be really big they're

28:51

actually interest will you it's in your

28:52

email from two months ago you know we've

28:56

been been quiet about it because it's

28:59

we're on I'm under non-disclosure so I

29:01

cannot discuss the elements of the deal

29:03

but if this is really what they're doing

29:06

I think they're gonna have a real hard

29:08

time real hard time making up making the

29:11

money for this you know and it all has

29:13

to be unspotted from what I understand

29:16

you know but your feed is not your feed

29:18

anymore yeah you can't just like throw

29:20

it anywhere you want

29:21

I'm sure they'll figure out a way to

29:23

have a feed that has stuff included in

29:25

it or whatever they want to do but um

29:28

that offer is being put out to a lot of

29:30

big podcasters now our problem is I have

29:33

no idea how many people how many people

29:35

listen to the show you know we'd have to

29:38

go in and quanta qualify the logs and

29:41

all that stuff

29:41

which I have no intention on doing but I

29:44

just wanted you to know I thought that

29:46

you hadn't seen this because you never

29:48

replied to me about it but yes we've we

29:51

received that offer yeah you know it's

29:53

not really a podcast anymore it's a

29:55

thing on Spotify I don't know for that

29:58

interested yeah the only thing that's

30:00

cool and I personally might be

30:03

interested in this is you can do a music

30:04

show on Spotify but hey what can we do

30:09

to get that cur to come over I know I

30:13

would never go she's a DJ never go they

30:17

didn't this was not a part of any talks

30:19

or any offer I'm just saying but that is

30:21

something that could be done now I'm

30:24

quite happy sitting where we are just

30:25

doing what we do for now

30:28

let me see the spreadsheet let me say

30:30

hmm okay well anyway I wish the gimlet

30:34

media people lots of luck and I wish the

30:36

many ads in their future you know it's

30:40

getting to be it's really I'd listen to

30:41

maybe six or seven podcasts in between

30:45

our this have last episode in this one

30:47

and it's getting a little annoying

30:50

because you have to keep pressing the

30:52

fast-forward button on the ads and yeah

30:55

Joe Rogan who had a two had I haven't

30:59

pulled enough clips from Joe Rogan had

31:00

what's-his-face from Twitter on dorcy

31:05

dorcy yeah boo - now is a member of the

31:08

Taliban you have to go through six

31:11

minutes of ads in the beginning of Rogan

31:13

I mean especially in the beginning

31:15

everyone's gonna fast-forward through

31:17

that how can that possibly be effective

31:19

me on these and you know the beats juice

31:23

and all that stuff is this how if it's

31:25

at the beginning of the show like any

31:27

even pods say I gotta I know I'm gonna

31:29

start pulling clips of people who think

31:33

they're really intelligent have really

31:35

cool podcasts such as pod save America

31:37

when these guys who are just sitting

31:39

there telling you how the inner working

31:41

from they worked in the white house

31:42

giving you the inner workings of the

31:44

white house and then have to switch and

31:46

tell you how great this insurance

31:48

product is you can hear their disdain

31:50

their hating it no aha

31:53

this is a good point I've noticed this

31:56

too these guys shapiro is one of these

31:59

guys same thing yes yes yes he rambles

32:03

this is the reason we've talked about

32:04

this off the air and we talked about Leo

32:07

Laporte yeah Leo Laporte master he's a

32:12

master he is the yes live Reid went from

32:17

radio where he had to be sincere and he

32:18

had all these reads yeah and yeah you

32:21

believe it sir when he tells you that

32:23

this product is the best ever and then

32:25

they dropped their that advertising

32:28

campaign and picking up another one for

32:29

the same type of product and now this is

32:32

the greatest thing ever and he sounds

32:34

extremely sincere cuz he knows how to do

32:37

these shapiro

32:38

he rattles through the thing like oh my

32:41

god I

32:42

yeah well you got to hear these these

32:44

smarmy douche bags from pod save America

32:47

you wrote speeches for Obama and now

32:49

they're sitting there reading you know

32:51

copy for Squarespace me I find it very

32:57

funny all right boys and in fact you

33:01

have to be this required in this is such

33:06

this extension of radio personally I've

33:09

always been against this whole thing

33:11

when you do you don't have profession

33:12

there's like maybe five guys in the

33:14

country

33:15

I mean Limbaugh can do a good read

33:17

mmm-hmm that can do these that can

33:19

actually sell you something on with

33:22

their manner of selling you by doing a

33:25

read of an ad copy piece of paper listen

33:29

in front of him right just very few of

33:31

them I think the ad should be produced

33:35

you don't see anybody on television

33:38

stopping the show I mean like they did

33:40

in the 1950s and go on and on and on

33:42

about something tied hammam but it's

33:45

podcasting we have much more engagement

33:47

with the with of listeners I think it's

33:50

myth yeah I think it's a myth - when I

33:52

hear Shapiro going oh my god I you just

33:56

hear it in his voice he doesn't like

33:57

these guys he doesn't like the product

33:59

isn't like doing this read yeah give him

34:02

a pre-programmed ad to run to play

34:05

anyway I can tell you that when we do a

34:07

donation segment about 15% drop off and

34:10

come right back up after we're done and

34:12

that's I think that's a good good

34:16

drop-off it's you know minimal yeah it's

34:19

very minimal it comes back and people I

34:22

think have realized that there is also

34:24

content in that in that segment yes sir

34:29

because we're not promoting a product

34:31

that somebody says here promote this

34:33

we're promoting our producers and

34:35

whatever thoughts we have during this

34:37

segment now I've been looking at Fox

34:40

News and CNBC specifically I believe

34:44

they are in they are pre-sold in a big

34:47

scheme to sell

34:51

any Altria vaporized product those who

34:56

don't know Altria used to be known as

35:00

r.j. Reynolds and Fillmore Morris and I

35:05

think there was one other company that

35:07

all rolled up into this Altria or they

35:09

rebranded and this is the guys who bring

35:11

you in the Marlboro Man so this is the

35:13

this is the cigarette to Big Tobacco

35:15

let's call them Big Tobacco the nice

35:17

name Altria they saw the writing on the

35:20

wall and they purchased jewel for

35:23

thirteen billion dollars which was

35:25

largely cash thirteen billion dollars

35:28

and that's a vape product and I've been

35:30

watching these ads and I've been waiting

35:32

for them to make their move and finally

35:35

they've figured out with a new study no

35:37

less what we need to do and what's going

35:40

to happen so they have announced they

35:43

will be doing self-critical ads in the

35:45

United States but also jewel has a new

35:49

television campaign which fits right

35:51

along with the study that just came out

35:53

a year long study on the use of

35:54

e-cigarettes turns up some surprisingly

35:56

positive results of John Kerry with the

36:00

story we always mind we've had just bad

36:02

story after bad story and all of a

36:04

sudden cold but it's good news here

36:06

Jonathan what's behind the study

36:08

certainly good news for a cigarette

36:10

users a team of British researchers has

36:13

determined that e-cigarettes are

36:15

actually more effective in helping

36:18

people quit smoking traditional nicotine

36:21

therapies such as those that you wear or

36:23

gum that you chew how do they arrive at

36:26

this will they followed more than 800

36:28

smokers over the course of a year what

36:30

they found is nine point nine percent of

36:32

the group receiving traditional nicotine

36:34

replacement were able to abstain from

36:36

smoking during that year long period

36:38

however the success rate was almost

36:40

twice as high eighteen percent for the

36:43

group using e-cigarettes this new study

36:46

published in the New England Journal of

36:47

Medicine is likely to bolster the

36:49

e-cigarette industry which has been

36:50

trying to market its products as a safer

36:53

alternative for adults who already smoke

36:55

but want to quit however many public

36:57

health officials say they're concerned

36:59

east cigarettes may provide a gateway to

37:02

traditional tobacco use among teens

37:04

because they're marketed and all sorts

37:06

of different enticing flavors

37:08

although e-cigarettes lack the

37:10

carcinogens that you inhale while

37:13

smoking traditional cigarettes critics

37:16

point out that they contain nicotine

37:18

which is highly addictive yes so from

37:21

now on they should be referred to as big

37:22

Nick big Nick that's what they are big

37:27

Nick now they're all in this hey yes

37:29

it's right out of the Bernays playbook

37:32

from the nineteen literally when they

37:34

when he wanted women to smoke yeah tell

37:37

the story it's a bogus story planted you

37:43

pay somebody to you know you can do this

37:45

with most universities that have any

37:47

research capabilities whatsoever

37:49

if you it's only it couldn't cost you

37:52

ten grand maybe might not even cost you

37:54

that much you can go to some of the

37:56

professor's leading different

37:58

departments and say hey I need to do

38:00

this I want to find out whether this

38:02

does that or not and I'll pay for the

38:05

study and they put the students to work

38:06

and they'll do a study it'll be

38:07

authentic it'll be the rights they're

38:09

the right stats to do it right and you

38:12

get it UC Davis so you can go up there

38:14

and have them do something on wine how

38:16

much is you know how much sulfites our

38:18

button did the average bottle of wine

38:19

you can have them study then you can put

38:21

a report out and it's official and you

38:23

can do this with an marketing guys know

38:26

this and they go out and they they come

38:28

up with an idea and you you if you put

38:31

this if you put the research study

38:33

together properly where you almost guide

38:36

it by what you're looking for I'm

38:38

looking for this see if you can prove

38:40

this and then they go out and prove it

38:43

and they give you the report back now

38:45

it's yours to distribute or what depends

38:47

on how the deal was arranged right and

38:49

you could roll it out and if you sent it

38:51

with press release you know Oh press

38:53

release goes out wasn't a press release

38:55

was it not that's separate from the

38:56

advertising was it not Bernays who

38:58

wanted to promote the smoking of

39:00

cigarettes by women and he had wasn't it

39:03

like some as if they were suffragettes

39:06

on in a parade walking up Fifth Avenue

39:08

smoking in public that was that was a it

39:11

was a fantastic campaign and he got I

39:13

mean from that became we got Virginia's

39:16

limbs and a whole new whole branding

39:18

he's the one who developed the ideas of

39:22

influencers brand influencers he was

39:26

ahead of his Instagram time and so Brent

39:30

you notice in other words you get some

39:31

famous person Cary Grant you know

39:33

somebody's very famous everybody likes

39:35

and they all admire cuz he's a big set

39:37

actor and you have him smoking you get

39:40

people you know I like the way he looks

39:42

smoking I think I do that most people

39:45

just look at you know they have their

39:46

their influencers and they look at him

39:48

as role models it's called a role model

39:50

that's where he was all bent out of

39:52

shape when somebody's supposed to be a

39:53

role model doesn't want to be one he's

39:55

just a punk and they just condemned him

39:58

until he becomes a role model cuz he's

39:59

got too much power to be just some punk

40:01

he's gonna have a bad influence on the

40:03

kids and so this is all part of the

40:05

scheme sure I love it

40:08

I'm also I'm all my faith in you know

40:11

I'm a big proponent just like I was I

40:13

saw the talking tubes coming down

40:15

Broadway I saw this vaping coming down

40:17

Broadway and now we'll have limited

40:20

choice and it was fun while it lasted in

40:23

our little cottage industry of making a

40:25

liquids I'm sure we all still get some

40:28

illegally someone made up in the bathtub

40:30

but big Nick is here to stay and I

40:33

expect them to do a lot of a lot of ads

40:36

denouncing their previous product which

40:38

let's face it the cigarette was just the

40:41

administration vehicle it's always been

40:43

about the nicotine yeah and so now you

40:45

know it's it's everybody wins

40:48

your clients can't you win and there's

40:51

money your clients don't die as fast

40:53

from your product so it's good I think

40:56

this is a very good development but Fox

40:59

News CNBC they've been on and from I

41:01

think from the get-go saving all of oh

41:04

yeah finally we have the study now now

41:07

it's great

41:10

big Nick my friend big Nick I remember

41:16

the time I was listening to Michael

41:18

Savage who was getting all worked up

41:21

bent out of shape which is the best part

41:23

when he showed his shows always best

41:24

when he's like completely freaked and

41:27

he's bitching about some guys that came

41:29

out of his office and they had this this

41:30

advertising vehicle they wanted to put

41:33

together and they had a term for it he

41:35

was moaning and groaning seen ever do

41:36

this in a million years and it had to do

41:39

with you have to they're gonna give you

41:40

all this money to have this one expert

41:42

has to come on once a week to talk a

41:45

little bit about something that they're

41:47

promoting and then this X and then you

41:48

have to talk about it favorably and all

41:51

the rest of it and you could use just a

41:53

very complex one of those complex

41:54

advertising deals which a lot of

41:56

high-end advertising sales people put

41:58

together right and says he refuses to do

42:01

any throw him out so be mean why he goes

42:03

to commercialize flipped the channel to

42:05

the hannity show which was on at the

42:06

same time he's actually doing it guys is

42:19

corruption

42:19

yeah well we can always go to spotify we

42:25

always talk about we often talk about

42:27

how things that are clearly been proven

42:30

demonstrably false and admitted so

42:32

remain true links a guy has true in the

42:38

lexicon of what m5m has created for all

42:42

of us and something that is cropping

42:44

back up and i think it has to do with a

42:46

lot of different circumstances but mike

42:49

pence the big homophobe this is the this

42:52

is coming back oh mike pence

42:54

big homophobe conversion therapy now we

42:57

went through all of this and I actually

42:59

had to go back into into the archives

43:01

being at dot IO if you want to do some

43:03

research and this was about it really

43:09

was 1414 words Mike Pence uttered I

43:12

believe and from that moment on he

43:14

became a guy who wants conversion

43:18

therapy for the gays hates the gays

43:22

is against the gays so I shall debunk

43:28

first and then show you what happened

43:30

has it's coming back and how it always

43:31

stays it remains to be false in the

43:35

lexicon mike pants it so yeah there was

43:39

I think wasn't a bill and or an opinion

43:44

on a bill and it was about money to go

43:46

towards an anti HIV program helping gay

43:53

men reduce high-risk sexual activity and

43:57

so he wanted to take away money from one

44:01

aids program and int and put it into

44:05

this other one and the way he described

44:07

it was he said he wanted to I don't like

44:15

him this debate today is not about

44:18

discrimination I believe that if someone

44:21

chooses another lifestyle than I have

44:23

chosen that is their right in a free

44:25

society which you know has been turned

44:28

into this I hate the gays and yes and he

44:34

said I'm trying to find this here it is

44:39

he was advocating for public spending on

44:42

conversion therapy in Indiana but what

44:44

he actually said is if someone wants you

44:48

wants to change their sexual activity to

44:52

reduce their risk which is not the same

44:55

as saying we're going to engage like hey

44:58

maybe you should change your sexual you

45:00

maybe your promiscuity and use more

45:03

protection so you don't always have a

45:06

lower risk of contracting aids but that

45:09

somehow turned into and it's all its I

45:11

put it all back in the show notes it's

45:13

totally she's ever mentioned conversion

45:15

therapy the word conversion therapies

45:17

never come into it it was it was

45:20

literally him saying I think this money

45:22

is better spent in helping people choose

45:24

a less promiscuous lifestyle if when it

45:28

comes to AIDS HIV and AIDS

45:30

but here's how it was portrayed by Ellen

45:33

Page actress PewDiePie she's from does

45:36

she x-man I think she's in that she's

45:38

Canadian she's not American so anyway

45:42

but she brought down the house on the

45:45

Colbert show by propagating this lie

45:48

unchallenged and it was set up and ready

45:50

to go because when she talks about her

45:52

wife she's married Colbert had a picture

45:57

of them ready to go of the two of them

45:59

and you know their wedding picture which

46:00

he had on a printed board so this was a

46:02

set up thing and I'm sorry is just a lie

46:11

president and the vice president Mike

46:14

Pence who like wishes I couldn't be

46:15

married let's just be clear now for sure

46:19

Mike Pence is against any kind of

46:22

marriage other than between a man and a

46:24

woman which is his religious feeling his

46:27

vibe and that's his belief the no no

46:29

argument there

46:30

the vice president of America wishes I

46:32

didn't have the love with my wife he

46:35

wanted to ban that in Indiana and no she

46:37

said he didn't want me to have the love

46:40

yeah the vice president of America

46:45

wishes I didn't have the love with my

46:48

wife

46:48

he wanted to ban that in Indiana he

46:53

believes in conversion therapy wow that

46:58

was like British Parliament almost

47:00

wasn't it laughs applause oh he wanted

47:12

to ban that in Indiana he believes in

47:16

conversion therapy

47:20

he has hurt LGBTQ people so badly as the

47:23

government of Indiana and I think as the

47:25

he's the government of Indiana he's not

47:27

the governor of the government yeah

47:29

and he's hurt the thing we need to know

47:31

and I hope my show gay keishon did this

47:33

in terms of connecting the dots in terms

47:35

of what happened the other day - Jesse I

47:37

don't know him personally I saw lice and

47:39

all over my love this is the Empire

47:42

actor who allegedly was assaulted by

47:45

racist in sub-zero weather but I don't

47:48

did they call him gay did they say

47:50

something about his gayness or it was

47:52

just because I know that he was gay yeah

47:56

well this is what she's saying it was

47:58

because of the guy I think he's pretty

48:01

out but the story true or not was about

48:07

Magga hats and racism and now it's about

48:09

gayness what happened the other day to

48:11

just say I don't know him personally I

48:12

saw bison all over my love connect the

48:16

dots

48:17

this is what happens if you are in a

48:20

position of power and you hate people

48:22

and you want to cause suffering to them

48:25

you go through the trouble you spend

48:28

your career trying to cause suffering

48:30

what do you think is gonna happen kids

48:34

are gonna be abused and they're gonna

48:35

kill themselves and people are gonna be

48:38

beaten on the street I have traveled the

48:40

world and I have met the most

48:42

marginalized people you could be I am

48:44

lucky to have this time and the

48:46

privilege to say this this needs to stop

48:54

[Applause]

48:57

and of course this went completely

48:59

unchallenged by Stephen Colbert

49:04

yours you know and it's okay I mean look

49:08

I have I'm not even gonna say that's not

49:11

the point

49:12

this is a lie and it's just I mean what

49:17

what did what are they what is going on

49:19

go back to Canada go back to Canada and

49:24

to hell you know it it you know Mike I

49:28

saw him do a speech the other day the

49:30

guy is creepy is a F he's very creepy

49:33

he's creepy when he reads is creepy when

49:36

he looks when yet when he looks at the

49:37

prompter he looks to the side instead of

49:39

pretending to look straight at somebody

49:41

his eyes shift over someone's got to

49:42

call him on that didn't need to adjust

49:45

that behavior no it kind of looks in the

49:53

middle and then still you can see his

49:55

eyes shit that's not good Octus and and

49:58

he comes across as generally you know a

50:00

bit creepy no doubt about it but to say

50:03

that he is that he has spent his life

50:05

hating gay people and trying to ruin

50:08

them and he believes in conversion

50:10

therapy this is just not true I don't

50:13

know I don't know it's these things that

50:16

just their shameful it is shameful and

50:19

then and and you know what dear that

50:22

there was a five women were murdered in

50:26

a bank this week no you didn't know that

50:31

no I didn't actually

50:33

yeah the guy walks in kills five women

50:35

well I think it just happens to be five

50:37

women shoots up the place five women

50:39

died yet not a blip because we're

50:41

talking about Roger stone we're talking

50:43

about anything you know that how can

50:47

that be more important than the the gun

50:49

conversation that we're always having

50:50

that for some reason is not but then you

50:55

have just to you know to show what

50:57

happens is CNN the most important thing

50:59

they can talk about to this day is not

51:01

actual things that matter in Paris and

51:04

the rest of Europe the yellow vests the

51:06

Venezuela that even if even China even

51:11

Russia no we have to have a two minute

51:13

hand over and talk about is it okay to

51:16

wear a red maggot

51:18

or not right so you have the legality

51:22

this is Chris Cuomo handing over to Don

51:25

Lemon and then right you're the attorney

51:28

you can refuse service you know no shirt

51:30

no shoes no this is I think it's the san

51:32

francisco restaurateur who said you're

51:34

not allowed in my restaurant wearing a

51:36

maggot hat which by the way i don't

51:38

think you should be allowed in anyone's

51:39

restaurant with a hat at all unless

51:40

you're a fast-food restaurants i don't

51:42

know what kind of restaurant it was but

51:44

you know it's just okay but if you're

51:46

wearing this hat you're not a lot

51:47

nervous now you'd have a counter First

51:49

Amendment argument you're chilling my

51:50

rights to private place well then how is

51:53

this any different than the Baker with

51:54

the cake well that was about refusing

51:56

service to a group of people that should

51:58

be a protected class and unless you

52:00

could argue that Trump supporters should

52:01

be a protected class I don't think you

52:03

have much of an argument on that and

52:04

John lemon obviously has a lot of

52:06

privilege in this in this conversation

52:08

because he's black and gay so he is the

52:11

he has privilege to speak his mind and

52:13

be correct so let's say this isn't so

52:16

much about whether he has the right it's

52:18

about whether or not it is right and

52:21

here's my problem on this issue

52:22

ordinarily I'd go down the line look be

52:25

bigger than that but I don't want to

52:28

fall into the trap of underselling the

52:30

significance of the trigger of the

52:32

expression to people I think the more

52:35

appropriate analogy to say is if people

52:37

were wearing shirts and that said I hate

52:39

black people would he be okay to say

52:42

don't come into my place with that and I

52:43

think most people be like yeah if that's

52:45

how people like him see the mag ahead so

52:49

does that make it okay I think that's

52:51

the right word

52:52

well the thing is should you but just

52:55

because you yes that but just because

52:58

you have the right does it mean that you

53:00

should does it mean that it's absolutely

53:02

should you be aware again your clothes

53:05

your clothing tells a story about who

53:08

you are what you think about and what

53:11

you represent right and also you life is

53:13

not in a vacuum that hat means a lot of

53:16

things if you're gonna if you're gonna

53:17

wear that hat that hat means everything

53:19

from I would say the beginning of the

53:22

campaign maybe even before maybe that

53:23

hat means the Central Park five two

53:25

people maybe it means birtherism two

53:27

people maybe it means you know Mexicans

53:29

are rapists or people

53:31

and so you cannot erase those things

53:34

from the story of that hat and say well

53:37

I'm just wearing it because I want

53:39

stronger immigration well a lot of

53:41

people want stronger immigration it just

53:43

can't be about what you want it to be

53:44

about there are symbols and things in

53:46

the society that you have to take as a

53:48

whole my point is this is not news

53:52

this is unhealthy to consume it's

53:57

nothing to do with news actual news

53:58

taking place all around us it was doing

54:01

the job as you could tell when he talked

54:04

about the wearing the t-shirts as I hate

54:05

black people association we've been

54:08

tearing this on and on associating the

54:10

Hat it was all sorts of things to make

54:13

to lock down the association that the

54:16

Hat is bad no and we have seen this in

54:19

this case it was to associate the Hat

54:21

with wearing a shirt that says I hate

54:23

black people and I had obviously means

54:26

that yes it's just getting annoying and

54:29

that CNN is just just can't stop doing

54:31

it that's all they seem to do it's it's

54:35

it's just it's tiring it's very tiring I

54:41

I did have a tweet I didn't print it out

54:44

here but for CNN they on their news site

54:47

they have this this assertion it could

54:51

have been a hoax I saw this I know

54:54

exactly what you're gonna say it could

54:55

be a hoax but I don't think no I know I

54:58

saw the article it's in the show notes

55:00

the they have that article on cnn.com it

55:04

does the argument asserts that when the

55:08

Europeans came to North America and had

55:13

it killed all the Indians let's say just

55:15

to generalize they didn't but they

55:17

otherwise wouldn't be any left but they

55:19

kill all these Indians it was the it was

55:22

the genesis of climate change because

55:25

they weren't farming the land anymore

55:28

and so there was so much vegetation they

55:30

grew that we had no what what is their

55:35

assertion that doesn't make any sense no

55:38

well I'm gonna stop right there it

55:39

doesn't make any sense it had some

55:42

it had something to do okay I have the

55:44

article here let's take a look at it

55:47

European colonizers killed so many

55:49

Native Americans that had changed the

55:52

global climate researchers say hmm

55:55

that's where that's what the the claim

55:57

is so when Europeans arrived in the

55:59

Americas they caused so much death and

56:01

disease disease that it changed the

56:03

global climate a new study finds a new

56:06

study yea from science talked about how

56:09

those are done yes

56:12

European settlers killed 56 million

56:14

indigenous people over about 100 years

56:17

in South Central North America causing

56:20

large swathes of farmland to be

56:23

abandoned and reforested researchers at

56:26

University College London or UCL

56:29

estimate the increase in trees and

56:32

vegetation across an area the size of

56:34

France resulted in a massive decrease in

56:37

carbon dioxide in the atmosphere how can

56:41

that be bad carbon levels changed enough

56:45

to cool the earth okay by 1610 ok so

56:50

there do want to reach around reverse

56:53

trying to do is there's a bunch of the

56:56

try Amelie I see in the historical

56:58

record about global warming it doesn't

57:00

seem to be Caesar you have more to do

57:02

with the Sun than anything else and so

57:04

they're trying to shoehorn theories way

57:08

to why this might be and this is a

57:10

shoehorn theory so by this so to combat

57:13

climate change but I'm sorry to combat

57:16

global warming we can change the climate

57:19

by colonizing hello China

57:25

let's colonize it'll be great

57:29

I learned from NPR besides the fact that

57:33

weather and climate are two separate

57:36

things do you know who created the term

57:38

climate change oh I should know this and

57:42

I am now I feel like I'm in mud I'm

57:45

going you know what I'm I'm I'm gonna

57:47

let you sweat it out and we'll listen to

57:48

the report

57:49

well media organization by the way the

57:51

guy who was talking about climate and

57:53

not not the host

57:55

is NPR's media guy so he's not the

57:58

climate climate researcher he's giving

58:01

his opinion and his analysis of how the

58:03

media are handling climate change

58:06

climate change issues climate change

58:09

deniers and in fact the history of the

58:11

term itself well media organizations

58:13

including NPR have pointed out the

58:15

connection between the polar vortex in

58:17

the Midwest and climate change I noticed

58:20

on a network news show which are often

58:22

criticized for not making that

58:23

connection to climate change David how

58:25

have news organizations evolved in I'm

58:28

sorry that was a shitty Eddie I took out

58:30

a whole piece of something unimportant

58:32

so I'm sorry about that well you stopped

58:35

it yeah this was part of the movement

58:39

this isn't with Al Gore when he chewed

58:41

out Judy for even suggesting that they

58:43

have a counterpoint yeah on climate

58:47

change and this is part of the that

58:49

there was a big stink we had it on the

58:51

show we discussed it about how any time

58:53

any weather anomaly is reported climate

58:56

change should be brought into this came

58:59

from layer by the way the Lear fund

59:01

most likely they have to mention climate

59:04

she's now he's condemning a network news

59:06

report that apparently just talked about

59:09

the weather yes without yes without

59:12

making a connection to climate change

59:13

this is a faux pas I guess well and and

59:17

actually I have two clips or will

59:18

continue this recall that first it was

59:21

hey climates or weather's not climate

59:24

but then it turned into extreme weather

59:28

events now that is because of climate

59:30

and the biggest problem they had was

59:33

with the local weather forecasters and

59:35

of course we had the the founder of the

59:37

Weather Channel who passed away recently

59:38

who to his death remained saying this is

59:41

the biggest hoax ever so we pick it up

59:44

again with with this David guys for not

59:48

making that connection to climate change

59:50

David how have news organizations

59:52

evolved in connecting these extreme

59:55

weather stories to the overall trend of

59:57

climate change this is CBS this morning

59:59

you're no fools in acknowledging that

1:00:01

role you've seen their sort of

1:00:02

increasing efforts by scientists and

1:00:06

some journalists with specialty in the

1:00:08

area to an

1:00:08

incorporate that as the science seems to

1:00:10

be clearer about not just the fact that

1:00:12

the that man-made emissions to carbon

1:00:15

and the warming of the environment are

1:00:16

present having an effect but that you

1:00:19

can start to make connection to

1:00:21

individual events and so you're starting

1:00:23

to sear that that is a change you used

1:00:25

to see particularly a meteorologists on

1:00:28

TVs especially local but also national

1:00:30

TV really resist talking about climate

1:00:32

they're gonna saying we're talking about

1:00:33

weather climate is global climate is is

1:00:36

a whole different layer there it's too

1:00:39

unpredictable heck we have trouble

1:00:40

predicting more than 10 days out and

1:00:42

what you've seen is sort of a joining of

1:00:43

meteorology and climate science to say

1:00:45

yeah these things are interconnected in

1:00:46

a real way and therefore you can start

1:00:48

to see this in all kinds of coverage

1:00:50

from local TV to you know national

1:00:51

newspapers and then there is Brian

1:00:54

Kilmeade here on Fox & Friends on Fox

1:00:56

News listener you know it was true that

1:00:58

the climate change became climate change

1:01:01

when global warming wasn't adding up to

1:01:02

global warming it was getting very cold

1:01:04

and then people say with though the

1:01:06

temperature went up a couple of degrees

1:01:07

ago we'll change it we're start using

1:01:09

climate change so anytime there's a

1:01:10

tornado a typhoon a flood what did I

1:01:13

tell you and then their head starts the

1:01:16

debate David what about that have we got

1:01:21

past that where where we can recognize

1:01:23

that global warming is the overall trend

1:01:27

even if it means severe winter storms

1:01:30

what climate change really means is

1:01:33

there's global warming and the the

1:01:34

atmosphere is warming and all kinds of

1:01:36

other things are warming then at the

1:01:37

same time it's calling all all kinds of

1:01:39

weather disruption and you know spikes

1:01:42

in variables in all directions you know

1:01:45

the real thing is in some ways the

1:01:46

climate change became very much part of

1:01:48

the political that vernacular in the

1:01:50

1990s in part as a result of Newt

1:01:52

Gingrich the the Congress that came to

1:01:54

power in 1995 in opposition the Clinton

1:01:57

White House wanted to call it something

1:01:59

that seemed less threatening than global

1:02:01

warming and they they focus group tested

1:02:03

the phrase climate change and it seemed

1:02:05

less threatening to people at a time

1:02:07

they're trying to hold down certain

1:02:08

kinds of regulation I didn't know this

1:02:11

you telling me the Republicans under

1:02:14

Speaker Newt Gingrich came up with this

1:02:16

they focused test it on a focus groups

1:02:19

and this is what they can and now we're

1:02:21

left with this

1:02:22

thanks to them Wow I didn't either I

1:02:25

don't know if this is true but it's it

1:02:27

sounds very believable she's still alive

1:02:29

II verify it

1:02:31

yeah but like Wow way to go

1:02:34

good work noot so what is the media's

1:02:37

responsibility in all of this we'll just

1:02:39

finish out the segment since we've got

1:02:40

it so what are the media to do when

1:02:43

President Trump tweets out you know

1:02:46

global warming come back fast we need

1:02:48

you

1:02:49

is it the media's responsibility to then

1:02:52

do a whole fact-checking session about

1:02:55

that well let me ask you

1:02:57

jean-claude is it the media's

1:02:59

responsibility to what I do fact check

1:03:02

and do a whole is what are you just said

1:03:04

a sarcastic remark how do you even fact

1:03:06

check something like that or do they

1:03:08

just let it go either said it or he

1:03:10

didn't there's your fact check did he

1:03:12

say it yes okay fact check is true fact

1:03:16

check false the media's responsibility

1:03:18

to then do a whole fact-checking session

1:03:20

about that or do they just let it go you

1:03:24

know I don't think the media has to in

1:03:26

every element go after the individual

1:03:29

tweet I do think it's it's not fair simp

1:03:31

to read he's got to really to say you

1:03:33

know the president without any evidence

1:03:35

says you know we there's no such thing

1:03:37

as global warming I think that the the

1:03:39

media and reporters and journalists need

1:03:41

to perform a civic and educational

1:03:43

function of the public to say this is

1:03:44

what the science shows and incorporate

1:03:46

that into its mentality you're modeling

1:03:48

just crap stay where they have simply

1:03:51

just hive that off into fact-checking

1:03:52

columns as useful as those can be for

1:03:55

enduring correctives online I think that

1:03:57

the media has to be front and center and

1:03:58

confident about reporting what it knows

1:04:00

make sure to contextualize it making

1:04:02

sure not to overstate what science says

1:04:04

but to say you know it isn't appears

1:04:07

increasingly certain that such severe

1:04:09

weather spikes of winter chill or of

1:04:13

summer heat appear to be increasingly

1:04:15

likely as our more tornadoes and

1:04:17

hurricanes and like as a result of of

1:04:18

climate change which of course we have

1:04:21

really had for 15 years but I think

1:04:23

that's that's journalistically valid and

1:04:25

important thing will do for the public

1:04:26

so they can make choices that affect

1:04:28

their own lives okay so now we get into

1:04:31

my favorite topic is you know how many

1:04:33

people don't believe it in the

1:04:34

scientific community

1:04:35

and how many of those voices do you

1:04:37

allow to speak in your public air for

1:04:39

airwaves we produced this show in

1:04:41

association with the BBC World Service

1:04:43

and the BBC told staff last year not to

1:04:47

include outright deniers of climate

1:04:49

change in BBC coverage in the same way

1:04:50

you would not have someone denying that

1:04:52

Manchester United won two to nothing

1:04:54

last Saturday yep how common is that in

1:04:58

terms don't you love that analogy as

1:05:00

fantastic right now to send out a

1:05:02

message from the top saying it was a

1:05:03

false analogy no the guy says it's a

1:05:07

false analogy she doesn't eat changing

1:05:13

BBC coverage in the same way you would

1:05:15

not have someone denying that Manchester

1:05:17

United won two to nothing last Saturday

1:05:20

yep how common is that in newsrooms

1:05:22

right now to send out a message from the

1:05:24

top saying here's how we're gonna do it

1:05:25

well in some ways the bead well one of

1:05:27

the world's great news organisations is

1:05:28

a little late to the party it's been a

1:05:30

few years since even cable channels in

1:05:32

this country by and large have been

1:05:34

willing to put on climate change denial

1:05:37

lists shall we say people who reject the

1:05:39

science just on the basis of what's

1:05:40

convenient for them ideologically oh how

1:05:43

about actual scientists who reject it

1:05:45

but that's okay and the BBC which has a

1:05:47

you know statutory mandate of

1:05:49

even-handedness was overcompensating

1:05:51

that is you know if one and a half

1:05:53

percent of scientists or so believes

1:05:55

that you right now it's one and a half

1:05:57

what happened in 97% so he went war you

1:06:05

know this is a mistake they keep making

1:06:07

well it's I know why they're doing it I

1:06:10

late again for them ideologically and

1:06:12

the BBC which has a you know statutory

1:06:15

mandate of even-handedness was

1:06:16

overcompensating that is you know if one

1:06:19

and a half percent of scientists or so

1:06:21

believes that the you can't really

1:06:22

attribute climate change to man-made

1:06:24

emissions or the like it's not fair to

1:06:26

balance that out one on one with

1:06:28

somebody who believes that is the case

1:06:29

even that represents 98 percent of

1:06:30

scientists and you personally he's

1:06:33

missing a half percent here there but it

1:06:35

used to be 97 now it's 98 and a half or

1:06:39

maybe it's 98 thought that and things in

1:06:41

but yeah I was originally 97% of climate

1:06:43

scientists who already wrote reports on

1:06:45

it which is what's been overlooked

1:06:47

because then it became 90% of

1:06:49

scientists know 90% of climb climate

1:06:52

scientists then 90% of all scientists

1:06:56

and then just that was then it was just

1:06:58

like uh this can't really attribute

1:07:05

climate change to man-made emissions or

1:07:07

the like it's not fair to balance that

1:07:09

out one on one with somebody who

1:07:10

believes that is the case he was that

1:07:11

represents ninety percent of scientists

1:07:13

and you thought that and things in

1:07:15

Britain over the questions debate about

1:07:16

the economic effects of brzeska that

1:07:18

you've seen it in this country on

1:07:19

certain things we've had to work out the

1:07:21

fact that this oppositional debate in

1:07:23

which we staged a lot of our journalism

1:07:24

through a argumentation doesn't work

1:07:27

when the science is so clearly on one

1:07:28

side

1:07:31

surely not on one side know what's gonna

1:07:34

play Cindy this is just to dis is de

1:07:37

ration now they need to get this number

1:07:39

up to a hundred percent or close to it

1:07:42

so they can keep people off the air from

1:07:44

making the opposite argument

1:07:45

unfortunately can't keep them off line

1:07:47

there's a lot of people that have

1:07:49

websites and they haven't be able to

1:07:51

shut them down that have very good

1:07:54

arguments as to why this is a bunch of

1:07:56

bullcrap but and they're scientists some

1:07:59

many high-end scientists and some very

1:08:02

famous physicists some I'm sorry some

1:08:06

Nobel Prize winning people we all know

1:08:10

the director from our own scientists dr.

1:08:12

Kiki shut up already

1:08:15

quiet and with that I'm not gonna hoot

1:08:19

quiet I'd like to thank you for your

1:08:20

courage and say in the morning to the

1:08:21

man who put the sea and climate change

1:08:23

John C well in the morning you mr. Adam

1:08:28

curry also in the morn you all ships to

1:08:31

see boots on the ground feet in the air

1:08:33

subs in the water and the Dame is a

1:08:36

nights out there in the morning to our

1:08:37

trolls in our troll room that's no

1:08:40

agenda stream comm is where they

1:08:42

congregate every Thursday and Sunday

1:08:45

morning and listen to the show chat

1:08:47

amongst themselves throw out sarcastic

1:08:49

one-liners and often help very much with

1:08:52

the production of this show it is

1:08:54

appreciated in such-and-such no attend

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1:08:59

morning to Uncle cave bear he brought us

1:09:02

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of good art once again we selected them

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I remember what we do we selected the

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dingbat found in cave bernie sanders and

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there was there were a number of reasons

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for this but one of them that we wanted

1:09:18

to mention is we have to stock a thief

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two or three stock templates you can add

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to any image on that no agenda art

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generator calm and we're seeing more

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people come up with their own new

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templates and word they're kind of

1:09:33

appealing to us yeah and there's one

1:09:35

that we're taking a dislike to of the

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templates yeah like the is that the

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Illuminati I want yes it's too small

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it's yeah it doesn't it doesn't contrast

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well and we recommend not using it but

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we do recommend just designing a

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complete piece without the template and

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posting that also good yes which is what

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this guy did yep yeah liked it very much

1:10:00

all right so we have a few people to

1:10:02

thank for sure what 11:09 we're two

1:10:05

shows away from eleven eleven eleven

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eleven or one show away one shot well

1:10:08

after this one one more than eleven

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eleven eleven eleven which would be the

1:10:12

next Sunday yeah and there'd be no

1:10:15

Superbowl on that Sunday so you don't

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have to use your betting money no you

1:10:20

can use all of your winnings from from

1:10:23

betting on the goat James Smith is a top

1:10:31

donor at three hundred thirty three

1:10:32

dollars and 33 cents and I thought I saw

1:10:34

a note from him yeah you said you had

1:10:37

you had an additional no idea but that's

1:10:39

not the James Smith Felton it's alright

1:10:41

I just let me see if I got a note from

1:10:43

James Smith and the mail cuz there

1:10:46

should be because I thought I saw one

1:10:48

hmm James Smith I got the Smith let's go

1:10:54

to the bottom yes yes you know there's a

1:10:59

lot of it there's a lot of em Smith

1:11:00

these days yeah Jim Smith it's M Smith

1:11:03

is pissed off at me no not for good

1:11:08

reason that's what she says yeah no she

1:11:11

should die okay fine you know it always

1:11:14

goes like this

1:11:15

John says listen to the show

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[Music]

1:11:25

I gather John Smith's from January 2nd

1:11:28

where he says Viva Gillette's yawns in

1:11:32

the newsletter he says it doesn't have

1:11:34

nothing there's no I got nothing from

1:11:36

James hmm so I don't know what to say

1:11:39

James you got something to tell us send

1:11:41

it to us in an email or something yeah

1:11:44

because next we have actually this got

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misplaced this is T old old sting with

1:11:51

$333 James Smith was 3 3333 so he's the

1:11:55

topper and 333 from modal sting he says

1:11:59

I TM Jenny's got this just as T it

1:12:01

doesn't have his there's nothing I TM

1:12:03

gents I'm requesting a big dose of jabs

1:12:05

karma please use the old-school Pelosi

1:12:07

version not the weak sauce Trump version

1:12:10

is that it no I have been looking

1:12:14

unsuccessfully for a new dude named Ben

1:12:17

gig for the last six months with no

1:12:19

prospects Wow a deed it doesn't say

1:12:21

where he's from so that may have

1:12:22

something to do with it a deed douchey

1:12:24

must also be in order my last donation

1:12:31

was during JC Dee's visit the sparks

1:12:34

restaurant in New York so he must be in

1:12:36

New York gotta be a million jobs there

1:12:38

thanks for your bi-weekly measure of

1:12:41

sanity so given by jobs Commerce jobs

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jobs jobs and jobs let's vote for job

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karma oh wait a minute

1:12:56

near enough I saw this I here it is I'll

1:13:01

get back to James Smith good ok yeah he

1:13:04

said a check in - at the time and I did

1:13:07

that cuz I remember reading it he said

1:13:10

actually runs the thing called

1:13:11

neighbor's feed and seed and Smyrna

1:13:14

Georgia um looks like a good place you

1:13:17

got a couple of cards he sent me because

1:13:19

it is a feeder seed just in case for

1:13:23

most I needed D douching okay

1:13:27

you've been deduced I'm going to tell

1:13:33

you what he's gonna request at the end

1:13:34

before I read the note okay

1:13:36

a small business karma and El Sharpton

1:13:39

butchering the English language Adams

1:13:41

choice would be awesome first and

1:13:44

foremost I needed e douching I've been

1:13:46

listening since summer of eighteen and

1:13:48

this is my first donation I own a small

1:13:51

business in Smyrna Georgia

1:13:55

my business is neighbors feed and seed

1:13:58

in old-school feed store with an

1:14:01

emphasis in origin organic and

1:14:04

sustainability skills you will need when

1:14:06

you finally go OTG I am even working on

1:14:10

my Taliban beard for authenticity your

1:14:14

analysis of the m5m sheer volume of

1:14:18

bullshit is worth every penny I'm

1:14:21

committing now and we can't even get to

1:14:23

half of it I'm committing my I'm

1:14:26

committing out to my inevitable

1:14:27

knighthood just being my first offering

1:14:30

and the value for value model I asked

1:14:33

that other listeners in the metro

1:14:34

atlantic area come by the shop and say

1:14:38

hello neighbor and the name of the place

1:14:40

again is neighbors I fancied some

1:14:44

neighbors from here neighbours is on the

1:14:47

face bag and something as well keep up

1:14:51

the good fight I punch as many people in

1:14:54

the mouth as I can a small business

1:14:55

Karma and an L Sharpton butchering the

1:14:58

English language should be awesome till

1:14:59

my next donation take care of James

1:15:01

Smith alright thank you for your courage

1:15:03

night is the measure of whether the

1:15:06

country begins in the state of Wisconsin

1:15:10

a national drive to push back thanks

1:15:14

Jenni this review is this crown Hall day

1:15:18

too we are watching that was upturned

1:15:21

General Eric called the a biddies about

1:15:24

some Republicans at home

1:15:29

ready beating the drums of war today the

1:15:31

pentacon refuted that claim and he said

1:15:34

the American people do not want him to

1:15:37

quote twiddling either they do not want

1:15:40

him dribbling his thumbs you can get a

1:15:43

gig as a court of contortionist

1:15:45

intravenous fluids and pills coated or

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with galette gelatin we don't leave our

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women or women women or men in uniform

1:15:56

behind the monument to the Eucharist

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[Music]

1:16:01

you've got it's a fan favorite that

1:16:10

guy's great yeah Matthew Hamilton by the

1:16:13

way they pay him tons of money a 10th

1:16:15

meant to be on MSNBC I think he's still

1:16:17

there on the weekends I just have a

1:16:18

derma agent of a daily show that's

1:16:21

before the extortion racket that he runs

1:16:24

through Hambleton three 2133 drunk

1:16:30

donation from the host of the no agenda

1:16:32

social who's alcohol induced tinnitus is

1:16:35

really beginning this strike a nerve

1:16:36

could be from your Wi-Fi I have a long

1:16:39

flight tomorrow and I'm counting on no

1:16:41

agenda to get me through the cross

1:16:42

country trip thanks to my wonderful wife

1:16:44

putting up with my nonsense about being

1:16:46

married before December 31st of 2018 I'm

1:16:49

now married filing jointly so I figured

1:16:52

I'd give the No Agenda show a cut of the

1:16:54

action

1:16:55

I'm also usually this is nice thank you

1:16:57

thank you very much

1:16:58

I also using this donation as a reminder

1:17:01

myself to send John a picture of our cat

1:17:03

to use in the newsletter cat pictures in

1:17:06

the newsletter make donations go up so

1:17:08

I'm doing my part there may be some

1:17:11

evidence of that I also need to send

1:17:14

John a video of Bart grinding the tracks

1:17:16

outside my apartment at 3:00 a.m. okay I

1:17:19

have to say something after this entire

1:17:21

Whedon's this but this by the way just

1:17:23

so you have some context this is erener

1:17:27

he he was kind enough over a year now to

1:17:31

take over the the actual administrative

1:17:35

duties for no agenda social calm which

1:17:37

is a lot of crap because you know it's

1:17:40

tons of bandwidth and images and so I

1:17:42

didn't know he was a drinker

1:17:44

so this is interesting interesting to be

1:17:47

to of running no gender social yes

1:17:49

exactly and math and they send a video

1:17:54

Bart grouchy let me just stop in the

1:17:57

middle of this note so the BART DeBary

1:17:59

rapid transit system I remember when I

1:18:02

was first it first was built so olam and

1:18:07

I remember when they pushed it through

1:18:09

and they got the people to vote for it

1:18:10

after trying a few times in it and they

1:18:12

put this guy in George Silliman I think

1:18:14

was his name he was a gas station he

1:18:16

owned a gas station in the middle of

1:18:18

nowhere somewhere I think at Warm

1:18:20

Springs or Dakota or someplace it was a

1:18:22

he kept running for office and running

1:18:24

for office he finally got the job he got

1:18:26

the job as head of Bart but in the

1:18:29

promises was we're gonna use these heart

1:18:31

these special hard rubber tires that

1:18:34

won't make any noise there was promises

1:18:38

of the system being silent hmm I want to

1:18:41

just remind everybody I was there I

1:18:43

didn't remember this this debate oh it's

1:18:45

gonna make too much noise these noisy

1:18:47

trains going overhead no no they're not

1:18:50

gonna make any noise because we have

1:18:52

these special hard rubber tires that

1:18:54

won't make noise they won't squeak they

1:18:56

won't make noise they make so much noise

1:19:00

there's over 100 decibels if you're

1:19:02

under one of these tracks not all the

1:19:04

trains make all the noise but many of

1:19:05

them do and so this is what he's

1:19:07

bitching about and I'm just gonna say

1:19:08

this is a type of promise you get from

1:19:10

your government the Golden Gate Bridge

1:19:12

will always be free to drive over this

1:19:15

Bay Area bridge free after the first

1:19:18

five years of $0.10 tolls free after

1:19:21

that so this is bullcrap these guys just

1:19:24

lied to get these things done and it's

1:19:26

continues to this day and nobody

1:19:28

remembers I do I remember that silent

1:19:31

trains anyway I also need to send John a

1:19:34

video of Bart grinding the tracks

1:19:36

outside my apartment at 3 a.m.

1:19:40

that Bart shouldn't be going by a tree

1:19:41

and they're supposed to stop running it

1:19:43

one now they're grinding the tracks and

1:19:47

maybe so that that means they're

1:19:49

smoothing something out there's none of

1:19:51

this is possible yeah because it's

1:19:53

obviously the best time for the yeah

1:19:54

track me oh there you go track

1:19:56

maintenance yeah I think that bitch

1:20:00

that's noisier than anything

1:20:01

speaking of No Agenda social fuck Gargan

1:20:05

for making Mastodon with Ruby and not

1:20:07

creating crediting me with reporting a

1:20:09

severe denial of service vulnerability

1:20:12

that he silently fixed after I reported

1:20:15

it Oh big news here No Agenda social is

1:20:21

moving to play Roma as soon as there's a

1:20:24

migration tool whoa that's big news

1:20:27

there was no meeting Adam

1:20:30

exhale your VAP faster so you're not

1:20:32

commenting on Eclipse well you have a

1:20:34

frog in your throat is the guy doing a

1:20:36

drunk donation also la is the worst I

1:20:40

hate it I love our dudes named Ben thank

1:20:46

you very much so let's talk about this

1:20:49

what is what is I don't know anything

1:20:52

about this plural Roma if you look at

1:20:57

the history of Mastodon it really

1:20:58

started with ghanoush all new social and

1:21:02

you know the the concept of the Fetty

1:21:05

verse and so all these different things

1:21:06

came in and just like podcasting there's

1:21:08

a who started who was first who's

1:21:10

important who's the Big Kahuna and

1:21:12

Gargan manages the the github repository

1:21:16

for Mastodon and pleura ma is a break

1:21:21

off a fork or a fork of people who are

1:21:25

pissed off of this guy is your typical

1:21:26

open source shit that's it's the same

1:21:29

everywhere it's political it's you know

1:21:32

and you know it's stuff like this the

1:21:34

guys hey you got a problem with your

1:21:36

Ruby on Rails implementation and it's

1:21:38

you know fixed without going through the

1:21:40

official process and I guess crediting

1:21:43

erener with with having found it this is

1:21:47

the dude named Ben stuff um I don't

1:21:48

understand that much

1:21:50

it's you know they have their own

1:21:51

political sphere apparently you're

1:21:55

supposed to be credited if you did

1:21:56

something good and believe me just this

1:21:58

announcement moving tuple or OMA will

1:22:01

will have a never-ending thread on no

1:22:03

agenda social no doubt is it goes with

1:22:07

bad should we do what you I think all

1:22:09

that if as long as it connects to the

1:22:11

Fed averse I'm good with it

1:22:12

and thank you very much for all of your

1:22:15

courage

1:22:21

[Music]

1:22:29

that's a quote I'm still trying to get

1:22:36

the federal you know the pub/sub

1:22:39

activity activity pub is a good thing

1:22:44

and I'm all for it as long as it

1:22:46

federates do what you want that's the

1:22:48

future I said it here mark it down

1:22:50

thanks Rob Van Dyke otherwise known as

1:22:54

three hundred dollars in eleven cents

1:22:56

he's in Holland

1:22:58

hi John and Adam I should be passed

1:23:01

knighthood least night me sir Bob of the

1:23:04

clueless country the clueless that being

1:23:07

the Netherlands thank you very much Rob

1:23:10

thank you for your support thank you for

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dunkey bail a Daniel sentence ends

1:23:16

parts unknown in 250 bucks is a first

1:23:19

associate executive producer and he says

1:23:22

something I can't no he's all codes no

1:23:25

no no he's saying para mañana

1:23:29

bad bad hombres well I don't see that

1:23:34

thank you for your courage your courage

1:23:36

keeps me sane by my long commutes to

1:23:38

work this is what we do that's what

1:23:40

we're for I request goat Karma as my

1:23:43

tenure vote is coming up this week at my

1:23:46

university always a professor jingles

1:23:51

requested whooping with the constitution

1:23:52

wtc7

1:23:54

Obama you may die

1:23:56

okay let me see I haven't played a

1:24:02

whuppin with the Constitution in a long

1:24:03

time okay and he wants WTC 7 and what

1:24:10

was the final one you may die

1:24:12

you might die is what it would be okay

1:24:14

let's see we've got curvy to me on email

1:25:02

nice take that take that mainstreamers

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see if you got a producer who will do

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that for you on the fly mm-hmm yeah well

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that's something we have in spades

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Alex $223 in nineteen cents in New

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Windsor New York we get some new human

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due date to 2319 great work now the

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question is is Alex the the injector or

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the carrier because it could be either

1:25:39

way it's a it's a it's a mystery but yes

1:25:44

we are happy to give that to you and let

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us know when said human resource enters

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the universe you've got karma

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night James Briscoe Pradesh or New York

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$210 a night Jim Briscoe here canceled

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savings thanks ought to be better

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content anyway loving the show not time

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for it to go just yet Spotify is working

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people so would he have the Falls $200

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Groundhog Day in this grizzle geezers

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72nd birthday damn I'm old you keep

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putting it in my ear and I'll keep

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donating thanks a bunch

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sir woody of the Falls get their voice

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right that's pretty good I like it and

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that's it concludes our group of

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associate executive producers executive

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grasp of Spotify once again thanks to

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[Music]

1:27:48

an enable Kirby says I should have

1:27:50

mentioned I was listening to the show in

1:27:52

the shower jumped out to record this

1:27:54

then jump back in to rinse off I just

1:28:08

got a just got a do a little goat power

1:28:09

thing oh my goodness we have some great

1:28:16

great jingles today an end of show mixes

1:28:19

Sir Chris Wilson is back from one of his

1:28:22

digital detox hiatuses she's going the

1:28:26

distance

1:28:27

she's going to lead

1:28:33

I'm agreed because she's scheming and

1:28:37

leaning collecting age stars she's

1:28:39

fighting and fighting flying all the

1:28:41

time

1:28:42

she's going the distance yeah that's

1:28:46

right he's got a whole Hillary mix

1:28:48

sounds good

1:28:49

yeah how about going to distance so I

1:28:52

got just a beginning of Tulsi gabbard's

1:28:55

announcement that she's gonna be running

1:28:58

for office which I want to play because

1:29:01

it's just most it's under the title Low

1:29:04

Energy now wait is this the because we

1:29:08

played a couple of different things

1:29:09

which one is this I don't know it's one

1:29:11

of the ones I'd say only the beginning

1:29:14

of it cuz it just it was like it's

1:29:15

almost gonna hit by the way it was just

1:29:19

about to knock me out

1:29:20

you know asleep and I had to like I

1:29:23

struggle to hit the button to stop it

1:29:26

recording otherwise I would have conked

1:29:29

out and it could have gone ours things

1:29:31

we need to see must begin in the White

1:29:33

House because the White House should be

1:29:36

a beacon of aloha respect love and

1:29:41

compassion for every American our nation

1:29:45

was founded on the values and principles

1:29:49

of putting service before self rejecting

1:29:53

the rule of Kings who prospered from the

1:29:56

sacrifices of the people and forming a

1:30:00

new nation founded on the premise that

1:30:03

leaders should be motivated not to serve

1:30:06

their own interests

1:30:07

but to serve the people yeah I I think

1:30:14

it was one or two shows ago when she did

1:30:16

this apology because she got railroaded

1:30:18

immediately for having a conservative

1:30:21

stance as a much younger human resource

1:30:24

was heard father had about marriage

1:30:26

between being between a man and a woman

1:30:28

which Obama had and Hillary had and

1:30:30

everyone had it at the time and so they

1:30:31

changed yeah but she's not allowed to

1:30:33

change but they're pulling a different

1:30:35

tactic on her NBC is doing this this is

1:30:39

how they definitely get rid of her

1:30:40

headline Russia's propaganda machine

1:30:43

discovers 2020 Democratic candidate

1:30:46

Tulsi Gabbard

1:30:47

experts who track websites and social

1:30:51

media linked to Russia have seen

1:30:53

stirrings of a possible campaign of

1:30:57

supports for Hawaii Democrat Tulsi

1:31:00

Gabbard so they're already saying uh ya

1:31:04

know she's gotten Russia on her side I

1:31:07

should mention this because you had this

1:31:09

I liked her too until I found out she

1:31:12

was a member of the Council on Foreign

1:31:13

Relations and I figure well what's the

1:31:15

point of that how'd she get on I think

1:31:16

her cuteness factor makes up for a lot

1:31:18

of that she's very cute yeah I know it

1:31:20

makes up for it the dish but you said

1:31:22

she's a danger she's gonna you know

1:31:24

she's something to keep an eye on at the

1:31:26

time it John we're talking four years

1:31:28

ago and you went on you know more

1:31:31

recently you said no no no no no yeah

1:31:34

more recently before she came you know

1:31:36

like I'm saying like a year ago no okay

1:31:38

love her fuck I still like her but she

1:31:40

has zero chance you know let me get to

1:31:43

my real point which is that one of the

1:31:47

major Lib Joe's who I keep in touch with

1:31:52

says I think Tulsi gabbard's the way to

1:31:55

go excellent so I want you so that's

1:31:58

telling me here's what tells me it shows

1:31:59

me a you know you a good known crackpot

1:32:02

and a Lib Joe both are looking at Tulsi

1:32:07

Gabbard as a potential president this

1:32:10

second no no no no this is no good so

1:32:13

they're going after her she's gonna get

1:32:15

knocked out quick yeah well she I don't

1:32:17

think they have to do that because she's

1:32:18

so dull well if you were on the if you

1:32:20

were a part of the show a couple weeks

1:32:22

ago when I played the apology and said

1:32:24

she has absolutely no chance and she's

1:32:26

toast

1:32:27

we wouldn't even be having this

1:32:28

conversation but the fact that but no no

1:32:32

no let me make my point the fact that

1:32:34

your lip Joe friend said that I would

1:32:37

like you to check in with the Lib Joe

1:32:39

after this knowledge cos you know this

1:32:41

is NBC so your Lib Joe friend has seen

1:32:44

it and say hey what do you think now

1:32:46

because I would like to hear if the

1:32:48

person well clearly she's got because

1:32:51

the reason why they're doing this is

1:32:52

because of her 2017 meeting with the

1:32:55

Assad in Syria so they're saying that

1:32:57

because she met with Syrian

1:33:00

hater Assad now Russia is helping her so

1:33:03

I want to see if your Lib Joe picks up

1:33:05

on that line motion the progressive side

1:33:08

of things and I doubt if you watches NBC

1:33:10

but we'll see about the reason I brought

1:33:13

it back up was it because you've already

1:33:15

dismissed her two or three weeks ago

1:33:17

it's because of the Lib Joe connection

1:33:19

like I have to bring that in which brash

1:33:23

rationalizes why they think she's a

1:33:24

threat because we have somebody extreme

1:33:27

opposites of you and the Lib Joe most of

1:33:31

the times you've had so she's a doctor I

1:33:34

got you right she's a threat because

1:33:37

both crackpots on both side of the scale

1:33:40

can get along with her yeah well she has

1:33:44

to go sooner than later so while we're

1:33:51

talking about elections and meddling and

1:33:54

Russian interference our friends up

1:33:57

north

1:33:58

we're in Gitmo nation proper here in

1:34:00

Canada Navia have announced something

1:34:02

very important they have a plan they

1:34:04

have a protocol we expect the social

1:34:07

media platforms to take concrete actions

1:34:09

to help safeguard this fall's election

1:34:11

by promoting transparency authenticity

1:34:14

and integrity on their platforms

1:34:16

I have initiated conversations with the

1:34:19

social media platforms to identify these

1:34:21

actions as a starting point we are

1:34:24

looking for a commitment from social

1:34:26

media companies to implement changes

1:34:27

here in Canada that they have already

1:34:29

applied in other countries I am also

1:34:31

announcing the critical election

1:34:33

incident public protocol the protocol

1:34:36

establishes a simple clear and impartial

1:34:39

process to inform Canadians of a threat

1:34:41

to the integrity of the 2019 federal

1:34:44

election it is designed to avoid the

1:34:47

kind of gridlock that could prevent an

1:34:48

effective public announcement it's the

1:34:50

core responsibility for the protocol

1:34:52

resides in a group of senior civil

1:34:54

servants yes so they've taken these five

1:34:57

old guys which I think are mentioned in

1:35:00

this next clip and they've given that

1:35:02

they all gave them a badge and this

1:35:04

badge says at any point when you feel

1:35:07

that you need to call something out as

1:35:09

fake news although it's not implied that

1:35:11

way and how they're explaining it you

1:35:13

have the authority to go before the

1:35:15

Canon avian people's and say this is

1:35:17

fake news this particular clip they talk

1:35:21

about I think the the host is talking to

1:35:24

this woman who you just heard about the

1:35:27

SWAT team of the Ministry of Truth what

1:35:32

guidance you're giving this this this

1:35:34

group to say here's the moment you have

1:35:36

to tell Canadians is there a tipping

1:35:38

point so I mean it's going to be context

1:35:40

dependent and context specific which I

1:35:42

love I don't know what that means but

1:35:44

sounds to me like we kind of make up the

1:35:46

rules as to when we can do this or when

1:35:49

it's important what we think it is it's

1:35:51

context what we have set a threshold

1:35:53

needs to be high it needs to come into

1:35:56

question whether the elections will be

1:35:58

free and fair for them to be able to

1:36:00

inform the Canadian public it's a group

1:36:02

of five right you've got the deputy

1:36:04

ministers of global affairs Public

1:36:06

Safety and global affairs Public Safety

1:36:10

and I love where she can't remember the

1:36:13

National Security Advisor the clerk of

1:36:15

the Privy Council to make sure that they

1:36:17

are having a conversation we don't want

1:36:19

a situation where one official is trying

1:36:21

to determine whether or not they should

1:36:23

do it in the mist and the deputy

1:36:24

minister of justice sorry - really you

1:36:27

know protect Canada right and they will

1:36:31

be looking at you know things that have

1:36:33

gone on around the world that have

1:36:35

called into question other electoral

1:36:37

events and thinking about how that

1:36:38

applies in the Canadian context did you

1:36:41

understand what she said no it's a

1:36:43

bullcrap she's just yakking away and

1:36:46

here's what's gonna happen if I was the

1:36:48

Russians or I was will trying to mess

1:36:49

with him or not even in Russia some guy

1:36:51

in a basement yeah I would inundate them

1:36:54

with bull crap to take those Macedonian

1:36:57

kids who really hated Hillary that put

1:36:59

all his websites up just have them crank

1:37:01

stuff out so they'd be there be singing

1:37:04

raising the flag so much that nobody

1:37:06

would take them seriously the yeah the

1:37:10

obvious question is you know will this

1:37:12

this team of five be able to invalidate

1:37:15

the elections or what's going to happen

1:37:17

is there a point where this group or

1:37:19

some group could say there's been so

1:37:21

much interference this elections invalid

1:37:23

well I think what's important to note is

1:37:26

that

1:37:27

whatever Canadians decide right and when

1:37:30

we go sorry let's take a step right

1:37:31

because one of the things that we can

1:37:33

have confidence in is that we have paper

1:37:36

ballots here in Canada so if the ballot

1:37:38

box isn't stuffed

1:37:39

if the results aren't tampered with the

1:37:42

election results are valid right so

1:37:45

right it's Canadians making the

1:37:46

decisions when they go into that ballot

1:37:48

box what this group will be determining

1:37:50

is if there's been a disinformation

1:37:52

campaign or something that has so

1:37:55

altered the discourse that Canadians

1:37:57

need to know where this information is

1:37:59

coming from that's what they would be

1:38:01

alerting Canadians to but ultimately

1:38:03

Canadians are going in marking their

1:38:06

ballots casting their ballots and making

1:38:08

those decisions our job is trying to

1:38:10

provide them with the tools and the

1:38:12

resources necessary to make informed

1:38:14

choices so what I course I did research

1:38:17

this and it sounds like a lot of

1:38:18

gobbledygook but the idea I from what I

1:38:21

understand is this panel will be able to

1:38:24

say that news story is fake news there

1:38:28

so they become the news guard you know

1:38:30

here we have commercial companies like

1:38:32

publicist the actual advertising agency

1:38:35

running the news guard X browser

1:38:38

extension to tell you if something's

1:38:39

fake or not you know they're just doing

1:38:41

that to make sure that no ads from their

1:38:44

clients run on anything that's

1:38:45

controversial that's why they're behind

1:38:47

it in this case they're taking one step

1:38:50

further and they're allowing this panel

1:38:52

of five to say that's fake that's fake

1:38:54

news and that's taking it a little

1:38:57

further than we've done yeah this is

1:39:03

gonna be a fiasco worth following

1:39:05

exactly what written all over it it does

1:39:09

let's see how good you know we have hot

1:39:12

we hold Canada in high regard here you

1:39:15

know they've got their their prints

1:39:19

pretty much in the same regard we hold

1:39:22

Venezuela

1:39:23

oh well hold on in that case when Maduro

1:39:27

comes now of course everybody all in big

1:39:47

major news media excuse me is all in

1:39:51

with yes this is the best Fred to look

1:39:55

at these protesters that go as far as

1:39:57

the eye can see there's half a million

1:39:58

of them they all hate Maduro they all

1:40:00

everybody's bad so and that's the one

1:40:03

side but democracy now being the

1:40:05

socialist operation that it is is not

1:40:07

buying it and they're just sticking with

1:40:09

this guy who is a loser but they're

1:40:12

sticking with this guy and his and his

1:40:14

nonsense because well you know the

1:40:16

Cubans like him and we want to we like

1:40:19

the Cubans socialists so let's listen to

1:40:22

how they're handling this thing because

1:40:24

it's a foregone conclusion I think

1:40:26

unless something weird happens that

1:40:28

Maduro is gonna end up getting kicked

1:40:30

out of there but this Venezuela report

1:40:32

on dn the US backed effort to oust

1:40:34

Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro is

1:40:37

just the first step in the Trump

1:40:38

administration's plan it's the US backed

1:40:43

after it began I think the people that

1:40:45

argued that this was actually a and NBC

1:40:48

had a lot of good clips on this that

1:40:50

this was something that was initiated in

1:40:52

Venezuela now it could have been started

1:40:55

by us but US backed makes it sound like

1:40:58

we're you know sending troops and it's

1:41:00

just a very poor way of putting a hold

1:41:02

on I just have to say yes it's a

1:41:05

us-backed plan of course it is it

1:41:08

appears it appears to me that the

1:41:10

Venezuelan people like our plan but to

1:41:13

say that this was not a complete us plan

1:41:17

that this guy is not now the glide oh is

1:41:21

not our guy from the single mommies

1:41:23

obviously oh god stop listen to this a

1:41:25

military helicopter passed over his head

1:41:28

but the security force BBC list has kept

1:41:31

their distance speakers told the crowd

1:41:34

this was a moment of history a moment of

1:41:37

hope for Venezuela beaming onstage the

1:41:44

man many now look to as a savior 1y

1:41:47

though already being called Venezuela's

1:41:50

Obama he's a terrible leader

1:41:55

I heard that first right here on this

1:41:57

show I heard it from you yeah there

1:42:00

Obama okay so okay we'll just let it

1:42:05

slide one way or the other but it is us

1:42:07

back now but these guys aren't what you

1:42:12

just heard there is not the same as what

1:42:14

democracy now is for you know I

1:42:16

understand it's not feeding us it's only

1:42:18

feeding you John it's feeding them

1:42:20

socialists and listeners may I make it

1:42:23

11 tez AOC ever been on that show oh

1:42:26

yeah I think so well I want to know who

1:42:30

was really watching this show well I am

1:42:33

because I think they the reason I

1:42:35

watched Democracy Now because people

1:42:37

said I never heard of this show mmm-hmm

1:42:38

spent on for like 50 years it is always

1:42:42

left-leaning it's been on for a long

1:42:43

time when we first started doing this

1:42:45

these clips on our show

1:42:46

I was bitching about Amy you know a

1:42:49

decade ago about how she never combs her

1:42:52

hair and she doesn't make the important

1:42:54

things of television production as you

1:42:56

should

1:42:56

yeah well it was just a commentary on

1:42:59

that it wasn't really a in fact the fact

1:43:01

is they cover a lot of stuff on that

1:43:04

show that nobody will touch I have a

1:43:07

couple examples today so I by Madonna I

1:43:09

used Democracy Now is a nice buffer and

1:43:12

it's completely the opposite kind of

1:43:13

coverage so this is what we get but

1:43:15

let's listen to it well just as a quick

1:43:17

aside I do like that you identified him

1:43:21

as Obama that Obama

1:43:24

is of course if you look at the whole

1:43:26

comparison grideau is a US asset

1:43:30

probably CIA Georgetown well yeah what

1:43:34

does that tell you about Obama the US

1:43:36

backed effort to oust Venezuelan

1:43:38

president Nicolas Maduro is just the

1:43:40

first step in the Trump administration's

1:43:42

plan to reshape Latin America with Cuba

1:43:44

next on its radar whoa

1:43:47

according to the report the u.s. is

1:43:48

planning to announce new measures

1:43:50

against Cuba in the coming weeks

1:43:52

including new sanctions and restoring

1:43:54

Cuba's designation as the state sponsor

1:43:56

of terrorism the move could seriously

1:43:59

hamper foreign investment in Cuba

1:44:02

according to The Wall Street Journal the

1:44:04

u.s. then plans to target Nicaragua in

1:44:06

November national security advisor John

1:44:09

Bolton dubbed the three nations the

1:44:11

troika of tyranny

1:44:13

huh yeah nobody else reported on that

1:44:16

the troika of tyranny have we actually

1:44:19

had that we talked about reported on the

1:44:21

fatties going after Cuba next well that

1:44:23

would be you know our information

1:44:25

refining producers send us information

1:44:29

about the g2 being in control of

1:44:31

Venezuela the g2 is Cuba's Intelligence

1:44:35

Agency right so that would make sense in

1:44:38

in this context exactly well is this the

1:44:41

part 2 of this report in the latest news

1:44:43

from Venezuela opposition leader and

1:44:45

self declared president Juan Guido said

1:44:48

he's reached out to both Russia and

1:44:49

China the two countries are Venezuela's

1:44:51

top foreign creditors and have refused

1:44:54

to recognize why Jose claim to be

1:44:55

President this comes as Reuters is

1:44:57

reporting the Maduro government plans to

1:44:59

sell gold from central bank vaults to

1:45:01

the United Arab Emirates for cash as new

1:45:04

sanctions from the u.s. threatened to

1:45:05

further purple Venezuela's economy there

1:45:08

are also reports the Venezuela owned oil

1:45:10

company Citgo is considering filing for

1:45:13

bankruptcy on Thursday hundreds of

1:45:16

workers from the state-owned oil company

1:45:18

paid a visa marched in Caracas in

1:45:21

support of president Maduro this is vice

1:45:23

president Dulce Rodriguez addressing the

1:45:25

March all masks have been removed from

1:45:30

Donald Trump president of the United

1:45:32

States from his vice president that

1:45:34

dislocated mike pence from the National

1:45:36

Security Advisor John Bolton all without

1:45:39

exception have said they're coming for

1:45:41

the oil of Venezuela and what is our

1:45:43

response Yankee hands off our oil

1:45:45

industry they will not return to govern

1:45:48

Venezuela or come to take our oil well

1:45:51

he may have a problem on his hands

1:45:53

because it looks like the visa idea that

1:45:56

I told you about that we had offered

1:45:58

visas American visas to the Venezuelan

1:46:01

army yeah looks like it worked another

1:46:04

massive anti-government rally in

1:46:06

Venezuela's capital Caracas calling on

1:46:08

president Nicolas Maduro to resign they

1:46:11

want opposition leader Hwang Guido who

1:46:13

has the backing of the United States to

1:46:15

take over and now a general from the pro

1:46:17

Maduro military has switched sides

1:46:20

recognized the dictatorial Authority of

1:46:22

Nicolas Maduro and I recognized ball

1:46:25

maker Juan cuido as interim president of

1:46:27

the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela 90%

1:46:30

of the Bolivarian armed forces are not

1:46:32

with the dictator but with the

1:46:34

Venezuelan people wariness whele

1:46:36

dictator has every day two planes ready

1:46:39

he should go later on Saturday Maduro

1:46:42

promised holding parliamentary elections

1:46:44

earlier than planned

1:46:45

three million Venezuelans have already

1:46:48

voted with their feet and fled the

1:46:50

country now I wanted to go back to excel

1:46:54

pipe the second clip from the Democracy

1:46:56

Now yes where they were the vice

1:46:58

president of Venezuela under Maduro was

1:47:01

going on and she mentioned Trump and the

1:47:04

dislocated pants oh I didn't catch that

1:47:08

yeah the dislocated pence yeah is that

1:47:13

in the beginning of the clip where is

1:47:14

that it's in the middle of the clip on

1:47:19

Thursday hundreds of workers from the

1:47:21

state's oil company paid a visa marched

1:47:24

in Caracas and support of President

1:47:26

Maduro this is vice-president Dulce

1:47:28

Rodriguez addressing the March I said

1:47:30

before this or is it after this right

1:47:33

there kids a play all masks have been

1:47:38

removed from Donald Trump president of

1:47:40

the United States from his vice

1:47:41

president that dislocated Mike Pence

1:47:43

from the National Security Advisor John

1:47:45

Bolton the dislocated yeah I think we're

1:47:51

missing some that maybe the translations

1:47:53

a little weird unhinged unglued well I'm

1:47:59

sure we have someone in the production

1:48:02

audience who can hear what the what was

1:48:06

me okay just locate what does that even

1:48:08

mean it's like he's moved out of the

1:48:10

executive house that the vice president

1:48:14

stays in or he's committing politically

1:48:18

just it politically dislocated is there

1:48:20

a different definition of dislocated

1:48:22

other than your shoulder or that I know

1:48:25

that's kind of where it goes from me

1:48:27

yeah well we can always

1:48:32

[Music]

1:48:35

so dislocate disturbed the normal

1:48:38

arrangement disturb the organization

1:48:41

disrupt disorganized disarranged arrange

1:48:44

ah must be deranged yeah

1:48:47

instead of dislocated meant deranged the

1:48:49

deranged Mike Pence

1:48:51

he hates gays did you know yeah he does

1:48:53

he wants to do conversion therapy on

1:48:57

their oil and that of course was a

1:49:01

probably some sarcasm there that some

1:49:03

somebody sent us a note bitch she said

1:49:05

you guys do more sarcasm than anybody

1:49:07

well know that voice yeah I think he's

1:49:10

right sweetie said yeah I think I think

1:49:13

that is an example

1:49:14

hmm but I just did there was probably

1:49:17

that probably he's probably right I'll

1:49:18

be right we're just sarcastic douches

1:49:21

all right let's go for what's another

1:49:23

country with a Cameroon update we

1:49:25

haven't done that camera ruin what is

1:49:27

all hell's break-in loose in Cameroon

1:49:30

opposition leader Maurice canto was

1:49:32

arrested as the government cracks down

1:49:34

on unrest after last year's disputed

1:49:36

presidential election Campos lawyer said

1:49:39

the arrest was due to opposition

1:49:40

protests over the weekend security

1:49:42

forces reportedly responded to the

1:49:44

protests by firing live bullets

1:49:46

meanwhile the Committee to Protect

1:49:47

Journalists is calling for the release

1:49:49

of two journalists who were also

1:49:51

arrested while covering an opposition

1:49:53

gathering in Cameroon huh well there's

1:49:57

no there's now nine hundred dead in the

1:49:59

Democratic Republic of Congo that and

1:50:02

that's not from Ebola but that's just

1:50:04

people who were pissed off about the

1:50:05

elections that's still there now we

1:50:07

don't have much news these elections

1:50:09

cause a lot of problems you know I'm

1:50:11

wondering if maybe the whole idea the

1:50:13

democratization of the world is really

1:50:15

just to create these these murders

1:50:19

elections are rigged else Spain

1:50:23

be careful Madrid has seen big protests

1:50:27

Spanish pensioners were on the streets

1:50:29

of Madrid on Saturday to demand better

1:50:30

public pensions the protesters say and

1:50:33

by the way they're all wearing yellow

1:50:35

vests recentiy we're not all but a lot

1:50:37

of yellow vests showing up your pieces

1:50:39

have been too small and she

1:50:40

stet rise at the rate of inflation they

1:50:43

were joined on the march by taxi drivers

1:50:45

who've also been on strike for nearly

1:50:46

two weeks our parents and our elders are

1:50:49

supporting us economically so we can

1:50:51

continue this fight to end job

1:50:53

instability the flight of money from our

1:50:55

country and the corrupt politics we've

1:50:57

seen over the last 25 years Spanish

1:51:01

Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has offered

1:51:03

a 6 percent increase but pensioners are

1:51:06

holding out for more they've allowed

1:51:07

themselves to Madrid's taxi drivers who

1:51:10

are on strike in a separate protest of a

1:51:12

regulation for ride hailing apps like

1:51:14

uber and then we hear what they were

1:51:17

doing these taxi guys know the taxi guys

1:51:21

they take like a a thousand cat taxi

1:51:24

guys and they get on the main freeways

1:51:26

yeah and just stop abandon a thousand

1:51:30

cars never lock it lock the doors and

1:51:32

close them take the keys and walk hi I

1:51:34

gotta tell you I kind of understand it

1:51:37

it's got to be the same anger I'm

1:51:39

feeling with these damn uber scooters

1:51:44

you know it's just this is the whole

1:51:46

thing is just annoying everything about

1:51:48

it is annoying I'm kind of starting

1:51:50

become a real Grouch about it well I

1:51:54

mean there were regulations I mean they

1:51:57

daily this is one of those the thing is

1:52:01

it's an attack you know it's because

1:52:02

they come in and they just do it that's

1:52:04

the problem is that if a nice

1:52:07

immigration funny you say that because I

1:52:11

have a comparison there in a minute

1:52:13

but that's that's really what is the

1:52:15

most axon is they just dropped the

1:52:17

service in drop it on top of a city and

1:52:20

say oh here you go and then you know

1:52:22

it's always beg for forgiveness and then

1:52:24

then they leave after everybody's hooked

1:52:26

like a drug dealer it's you know it's a

1:52:27

very typical Silicon Valley model and

1:52:30

you know so now the same thing now

1:52:32

Austin is talking about 17000 scooters

1:52:35

and bikes in downtown Austin and last

1:52:39

night Tina and I for the first time I

1:52:40

did this with her we were walking up the

1:52:43

street and there's a scooter you know at

1:52:45

a scooter parked diet just right across

1:52:48

the path of the sidewalk

1:52:51

you know in obstructing walking and so I

1:52:55

walk up to it and I take it to the curb

1:52:57

and I hurl it into the street and just

1:52:59

kept on walking with my girl

1:53:00

I felt it felt oddly satisfying well

1:53:06

good for you

1:53:07

now I'm it's if I'm doing this then

1:53:10

other people are gonna get really

1:53:11

aggressive pretty calm I'm a pretty calm

1:53:13

guy in general yeah now the in the

1:53:16

Netherlands just like in Belgium the

1:53:18

kids are now truants there was a massive

1:53:22

truancy for cuz of course they're saying

1:53:25

hey does it's only just you know it's an

1:53:27

hour and a half away hey the Belgian

1:53:28

kids they got the three weeks off of

1:53:30

school we're gonna yeah protests climate

1:53:35

so they all go out there all bundled up

1:53:38

for testing global warming freezing to

1:53:41

death protesting global warming and you

1:53:43

know then there's all these reports on

1:53:45

the news all in Dutch so it doesn't make

1:53:46

any sense to play clips but yeah so what

1:53:48

do you think you know they asked the

1:53:49

principal of a huge school system but

1:53:52

yeah it's actually okay for them to you

1:53:54

know to to cut class if they're gonna

1:53:56

protest you know what's happening with

1:53:58

the climate and the interviewer said

1:53:59

well what if they were to protest

1:54:01

migrants no no no they would not be

1:54:04

allowed to go on the skip school for

1:54:05

that just shows you what the thinking

1:54:07

isn't this is very socialist country and

1:54:11

we're in week 12 acts 12 of the yellow

1:54:16

vests in France you think that's all

1:54:19

over nothing happening recording no no

1:54:22

report well there's this from euronews

1:54:24

another day of protests in Paris for the

1:54:27

yellow vest demonstrations against

1:54:29

President Emmanuel macron and Frances

1:54:31

high cost of living this week the focus

1:54:34

is on a police weapon that fires rubber

1:54:35

bullets it's called the flash ball and a

1:54:38

court ruled on Friday that it was legal

1:54:40

but protesters say it's causing them

1:54:42

serious injuries so at the rizzuto space

1:54:45

protester who injured his foot said the

1:54:47

police measures were excessive

1:54:49

I'm in contact with a large number of

1:54:51

injured people he said and I can tell

1:54:53

you that they were nonviolent I myself

1:54:56

am against all forms of violence on

1:54:58

either side demonstrators and police

1:55:00

forces but let's be realistic there are

1:55:03

many more yellow vest victims than

1:55:05

police several protesters say they've

1:55:07

lost all ease in the demonstrations I

1:55:09

thought it was important that I be here

1:55:11

today to tell my story as a victim

1:55:13

because I think I should never have been

1:55:15

wounded

1:55:16

I'm not a hooligan I'm not someone who

1:55:18

throws things at the police

1:55:20

Saturday's protests began the 12th

1:55:22

weekend of action since the Asian first

1:55:25

took to the streets in the middle of

1:55:26

November you kind of miss the visuals in

1:55:29

this report where you see people with

1:55:31

you know eye patches cuz their eyes have

1:55:33

been gouged out by these flash balls

1:55:38

yeah getting the flash ball to the eye

1:55:40

is never a good thing and people who

1:55:43

work doggles people have been blinded

1:55:45

and you know some people some people

1:55:47

have been killed by someone getting hit

1:55:49

in the back of the head with doing these

1:55:50

flash balls and it's it's just spreading

1:55:55

mastress in the very the tippy tippy top

1:55:59

of the down of the bottom of the

1:56:01

netherlands same thing yellow vests

1:56:03

protesting it's just it's just not being

1:56:08

covered by the mainstream and therefore

1:56:10

I guess doesn't kind of exist well it

1:56:13

doesn't exist to us well it does exist

1:56:16

to us you and I it exists well I mean

1:56:18

there's no agenda we're aware of it but

1:56:20

it's not pointed out at the beginning of

1:56:23

the show CNN's more concerned about the

1:56:26

the hat to the Hat the Hat and Roger

1:56:32

stone Roger stone oh I know one of our

1:56:37

producers cut this for us this is Brian

1:56:39

Williams a revelation about this Roger

1:56:42

stone arrest Barbara I have to ask you

1:56:45

about a point of that Roger stone made

1:56:49

that has been dangling out there all

1:56:51

week that is in your bailiwick he says

1:56:54

he was never given his Miranda rights

1:56:56

not mirandizing

1:56:59

someone you are arresting if it's

1:57:01

correct that there were 26 officers on

1:57:04

that raid show up at the front door with

1:57:06

a battering ram they know they've got

1:57:08

media in the front yard failure to

1:57:11

mirandize would be a big deal some

1:57:13

people straight up don't believe is casa

1:57:15

just everyone understands when you're

1:57:17

arrested and when you're going to be

1:57:19

interrogated you have the right to

1:57:22

remain silent

1:57:24

yeah because I think you've heard this

1:57:25

anything say you say can be used against

1:57:28

you in a court of law you have the right

1:57:29

to an attorney

1:57:30

if and it is many famous cases where

1:57:32

this has not been done

1:57:34

someone was questioned they had their

1:57:36

rights had not been explained to them

1:57:37

which I'm still I think there's still

1:57:39

all kinds of weirdness about this actual

1:57:42

mirandizing but if you're not Mirandized

1:57:45

then you know there are issues if

1:57:47

someone wants to take whatever you said

1:57:49

in during that time into court and use

1:57:52

it it will be thrown out in tension

1:57:54

actually Miranda warnings only kick in

1:57:56

if you're going to interrogate a suspect

1:57:58

and so if they didn't mirandize him and

1:58:01

they didn't ask him any questions that

1:58:03

wouldn't be a problem at all the remedy

1:58:05

for failing to mirandize someone is that

1:58:07

their statements to the officers then

1:58:09

become inadmissible at trial so if there

1:58:12

was no question in her interrogation

1:58:13

there would have been no need to

1:58:15

mirandize him so he may be telling the

1:58:17

truth without any problem at all this

1:58:20

was more sure than we even thought well

1:58:23

the other thing about mirandizing is

1:58:26

more than just using what you said

1:58:28

against you is that anything that that

1:58:30

it that comes out of the arrests were

1:58:33

there not Mirandized in other words like

1:58:36

you do something indicate that in this

1:58:39

lock box

1:58:40

you may find some incriminating evidence

1:58:42

wait a minute so even if they found

1:58:44

stuff in his home that they took and he

1:58:46

wasn't Mirandized that's then not not if

1:58:49

you properly collect what he had said or

1:58:51

done gave them a clue to that to the

1:58:55

evidence yes huh but they had a warrant

1:58:57

to search anyway so that they would use

1:59:00

that as well no we had a warrant so

1:59:01

we're looking around well you wouldn't

1:59:02

have looked here if it wasn't for what

1:59:03

this guy said right the net would get

1:59:05

thrown out okay that's more than enough

1:59:07

on Roger stone I think yes cares amend

1:59:10

all things

1:59:11

getting more publicity out of this than

1:59:13

anything yeah now Alex Jones did have

1:59:19

something I don't have a clip of it but

1:59:21

he brought up a point that as Obama was

1:59:24

leaving office they put through this

1:59:26

like I don't know three hundred million

1:59:29

dollar bill to for the government to go

1:59:34

after fake news and propaganda from

1:59:38

Russia and all this yes it was a has a

1:59:41

very specific act yeah and it ended like

1:59:45

about two or three weeks ago and the

1:59:47

money it was never read the way he puts

1:59:50

it and he says that that money was used

1:59:54

by the media there Trump he says that

1:59:56

was that that money went nah the timing

1:59:59

is interesting I have it I think I put

2:00:01

it in the last to last show no so look

2:00:03

it up

2:00:04

it was a subsidy that went to new media

2:00:08

and his claim and the claim from others

2:00:11

is that the reason why you're seeing

2:00:12

firing from BuzzFeed and HuffPo and all

2:00:16

these other or recently vice vice yep

2:00:19

laid off 250 people advise to bring it

2:00:23

to profitability they're not even

2:00:25

profitable YC be profitable if you got a

2:00:28

you know of 50 60 million bucks from the

2:00:30

government to spend well I have it here

2:00:34

I know it's actually in in these show no

2:00:38

so we also have Snopes is no longer

2:00:40

fact-checking for Facebook I think

2:00:44

that's something something structural

2:00:46

happened yeah and I hadn't heard this

2:00:50

from from Infowars but I did hear about

2:00:52

this particular pot of money which

2:00:57

expired and see if I can find another

2:01:00

month ago yeah and so then all of a

2:01:02

sudden all these all these guys getting

2:01:04

laid off in the joke of course as all

2:01:05

these people are being told they learned

2:01:07

the code the code was one of the most

2:01:11

beautiful memes ever that's fantastic

2:01:13

dude hey laid off journalists learned to

2:01:16

code that's what you've been telling

2:01:18

everybody through this I did learn what

2:01:21

the what the number one piece of content

2:01:24

is

2:01:24

BuzzFeed and I presume on other outfits

2:01:26

like this it's the quizzes that's that's

2:01:30

where everyone that all of their traffic

2:01:33

comes from the quizzes you know like

2:01:35

this or a good gimmick I'd say well

2:01:37

apparently it's as good as the you know

2:01:40

the animated gifs in your newsletter

2:01:42

people love quizzes in a Jew so there's

2:01:48

stuff like you know what is this which

2:01:55

which Jonas Brother are you is one of

2:01:57

the biggest most successful God people

2:02:00

love this stuff and that's really where

2:02:01

but BuzzFeed was making their money or

2:02:04

still is I presume yeah will they laid

2:02:07

off a lot of people yeah vice laid off

2:02:09

10% of their workforce yeah no you

2:02:16

cannot monetize the network that is my

2:02:19

mantra and I am sticking to it imagine

2:02:25

all the people who could do this

2:02:27

oh yeah that'd be fab

2:02:35

and we do have a few people to thank

2:02:37

starting with Sir Marcellus from I don't

2:02:41

know where he is he wants stock tips he

2:02:44

says we don't do stock tips yeah I got a

2:02:46

stock take nokia nokia an oak is an old

2:02:50

stock stock you can't legally give stop

2:02:53

stock tips because what happens you give

2:02:56

one and this guy loses - ooh you so

2:03:00

don't even think about giving stock tips

2:03:02

okay wasn't it was just I'm sorry you're

2:03:06

so sure Marcellus $165 is 16 cents now

2:03:10

there's a whole rigmarole involved in

2:03:12

giving stock tips okay well it's not as

2:03:14

I'm not giving a stock tip it was it was

2:03:16

being sarcastic

2:03:18

ah you sarcastic bastard

2:03:24

you could have to read between the lines

2:03:26

for stock tips Dame Elizabeth

2:03:28

Poughkeepsie New York $131 Marcellus is

2:03:32

165 60 she has something to say here on

2:03:35

January 31st my husband sir big Johnson

2:03:38

we know him all made a donation that was

2:03:40

special to me for me show day was not

2:03:43

only my birthday but an exciting job

2:03:45

interview for me for some reason his

2:03:47

note didn't make it to you so I didn't

2:03:49

get a special job karma but I did get

2:03:52

the birthday shout-out turns out both of

2:03:54

us could use job karma as we're both

2:03:55

waiting to hear on job propositions

2:03:57

please help us out we need your show now

2:04:00

more than ever it's Dame Elizabeth and

2:04:01

sir big Johnson they get that right away

2:04:04

jobs jobs jobs and jobs

2:04:07

that's though we break for knights and

2:04:15

dames Anonymous in San Francisco hundred

2:04:19

thirteen dollars and 33 cents we're

2:04:20

gonna put some jag job Carm at the end

2:04:22

of the thing for him because he sees the

2:04:24

Google bus going by his house every day

2:04:26

and he works for some utility but Wouter

2:04:29

yon not very good in you Amsterdam one

2:04:34

of 1090 no jingles no you're not gonna

2:04:38

get him sir Perry I sent a note in sees

2:04:41

him Hansen cadet Kentucky 110 dollars

2:04:43

different Sarah we have a lot of Sarah's

2:04:46

but I felt I needed to read her note

2:04:49

that's very well a nice note came in 110

2:04:54

dollars and 20 cents I listened to no

2:04:56

agenda 1102 killer crickets it was

2:04:59

somewhat triggered I'm from Kentucky not

2:05:02

New York the government in His infinite

2:05:04

wisdom gave each state 50 not 57 a two

2:05:08

letter identifier when it first went

2:05:11

into effect a small town in Hopkins

2:05:13

County White Plains Kentucky KY and the

2:05:16

bigger city White Plains New York were

2:05:18

mixed up a lot hmm on a map Kentucky is

2:05:22

between north and south but for me I'm

2:05:24

southern

2:05:25

the Yankees burned our Hopkins County

2:05:27

Courthouse during the War of Northern

2:05:30

Aggression as the south would say I

2:05:32

think they should apologize for burning

2:05:34

down our core

2:05:35

house don't you and they stole your

2:05:37

white planes but no apology and today

2:05:41

some of it are added again with the

2:05:43

destruction of removal of our monuments

2:05:45

is there fear the south will rise again

2:05:49

it's sarcasm start closing I would like

2:05:52

to request a health cover for Davis

2:05:55

Lerman who was diagnosed with lymphatic

2:05:58

cancer so well we don't we have a

2:06:00

different kind of Karma for that I do

2:06:02

this you've got Karma John Roman a

2:06:15

hundred dollars Matthew Cole Perricone a

2:06:19

hundred he loved this song the Roger

2:06:22

stone like a Roger stone song which was

2:06:25

in the last show it's quite funny

2:06:26

Douglas English drum a hundred he says

2:06:31

is a portion of my overtime due to the

2:06:33

polar vortex

2:06:34

he's a railroader from Pennsylvania go

2:06:37

cortex go railroads yeah thanks Baron

2:06:41

lad akin hundred sir a dude named band

2:06:44

night of the helpdesk 8086 what kind of

2:06:48

visitor anonymous in Fullerton

2:06:49

California 77.7 seven please don't use

2:06:53

my name no that's interesting read this

2:06:59

yeah I bet listen to your incredible

2:07:01

podcast for less than a year working in

2:07:04

a California University is welcome

2:07:06

respite is a welcome respite from the

2:07:08

insane liberalism that surrounds me for

2:07:11

now let's just say this a lot of what's

2:07:14

wrong is academia is fault

2:07:16

we are brainwashing America's youth

2:07:17

first it was feminism and Marxism now an

2:07:21

almost religious blend of cultural

2:07:23

Marxism and identity politics it poisons

2:07:26

everything and our graduates go on to

2:07:29

staff the BuzzFeed's of the world

2:07:32

oh my much more later clearly this

2:07:35

professor Anonymous has no tenure

2:07:40

maybe maybe not well if he does then I

2:07:43

think it's just duty to stand up and say

2:07:45

these things now I know you can lose

2:07:48

tenure you know no it's not like what

2:07:51

kind of what kind of bogus racket is

2:07:53

that I thought tenure the whole idea is

2:07:55

you're tenured and you can speak your

2:07:57

mind yeah you think that's like being a

2:07:59

fellow at I be fired

2:08:01

okay well then the chordal are and you

2:08:06

i'm Oudin a madden I'm out in in the

2:08:10

Netherlands 75 he's gonna be a knight I

2:08:13

guess let me read this

2:08:15

only one day until knighthood but

2:08:17

couldn't wait any longer your sarcasm

2:08:18

piece on ben shapiro was excellent I

2:08:21

actually listened to Ben show off and

2:08:22

yeah a lot of people do and we also said

2:08:24

that he's not wrong but I couldn't

2:08:26

figure out why sometimes I miss out

2:08:28

weeks you nailed it on show 1108 I had

2:08:30

the same issue with other podcasts by

2:08:32

the way but not with no agenda what a

2:08:35

great show the two of you make one of

2:08:36

the last shows of 2018 John said all we

2:08:39

do is talk about the news just a bit

2:08:41

1109: Pentacon

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