0:00
but I had to leave the
grandkids alone
0:02
to defend the curry this is no
agenda
0:28
news and nice one no one walks
away from
0:41
free soup they have it at
Google not for
0:45
long soup they have it at
Google not for
0:47
that's Facebook you keep
Twitter it was
0:51
actually Twitter I think we
were both
0:52
wrong they shouldn't no one
should have
0:54
that support your local vendors
people
0:58
well I don't know where to start
1:00
I mean travel report McCain so
much data
1:03
stuff that's just well we
traditionally
1:05
start with the travel report so
I think
1:09
we should go with that okay I
went to
1:11
Chicago Chicago this was really
nice
1:17
Tina was there all week for the
Ronald
1:19
McDonald House global conference
1:21
you got some good weather I
guess
1:23
completely shit on Friday it
rained
1:25
oh well then you're done well
no it was
1:29
a good trip Tina had a great
time you're
1:32
very well organized conference
and
1:34
really invigorated her in the
central
1:36
Texas team and so I'm like
we'll come
1:38
out I'll come out there and
we'll just
1:40
tack on two extra days and
you're fun to
1:42
be in a different city and
we're in love
1:45
we're best friends so it's it's
fun to
1:47
be somewhere else oh and I got
this
1:48
fantastic deal at Loews Hotel
you
1:52
familiar with the lows the lose
1:56
those ever just went by yes of
course
1:59
well you make them make the
sound you
2:04
were counting cars
2:06
no I need to have this thing on
stand
2:08
body I need to have this thing
on stand
2:09
say it again John you were
counting cars
2:19
so what is former mean you know
I very
2:22
foaming at the foaming at the
mouth I
2:23
presume yep anyway so I got the
yes I've
2:27
actually stayed at that Hotel
so I got I
2:29
mean I got an upgrade to a
junior suite
2:31
a fantastic deal like this is a
nice
2:34
hotel Hotel you know with Tina
excited
2:38
about you know the tour job at
the
2:39
conference and the collective
mission it
2:41
was nice you know was to see
everyone's
2:42
paws did really good of course
to get
2:44
there after the show on
Thursday you
2:48
know we have our little a little
2:49
procedure takes about you know
30 35
2:52
minutes to get the show up and
out and
2:53
it's a selecting title and
artwork and
2:55
doing credits and you know
editing and
2:59
open to the show and the
playback was
3:01
all garbled and jumpy like oh I
gotta
3:05
catch a flight now we have this
3:08
so I'm pulling stuff from the
from the
3:10
backup tape but I haven't done
it from
3:11
this new recorder yet and you
say wisely
3:14
hey it's Windows let's just
check that
3:16
again check that playback again
thank
3:19
you you saved me a lot of
hassle with
3:21
that to the rescue
3:24
so yes tada you know so I have
like two
3:28
hours to get everything
together and get
3:30
out and get to the airport and
I Drive
3:34
myself I'm not you know I got
plenty of
3:37
time I gonna take an uber of
course I
3:39
didn't have pre checked because
I'm
3:40
traveling alone even though I
paid for
3:42
the for the privilege but I
never get it
3:44
and probably based on my FICO
score only
3:47
when I travel with the keeper
him so
3:51
let's take him a while to get
through
3:53
the TSA oh my god okay I'm
finally here
3:57
flight delayed for two hours
yeah you
4:00
know this story what was the
rush
4:04
exactly and then he walk around
4:06
austin-bergstrom Airport
Southwest is
4:10
typically good I had don't this
is weird
4:12
because Southwest recently has
have been
4:14
having a lot of delays and I
can't
4:16
figure out why they've had him
on the
4:17
west coast to him I think he
sees these
4:19
fires or something there's
something
4:20
going on hang-ups and it's it
affects
4:25
the entire system unfortunately
yeah I
4:26
mean usually when you have like
a
4:28
scheduled line flight like a
American
4:31
Airlines to much bigger problem
because
4:33
they don't have these plans just
4:34
shuttling back and forth you
know that
4:36
to get a plane from a different
4:37
trajectory and that can really
screw you
4:40
over in southwest they can be
late but
4:42
then they're just late the
whole day and
4:43
they have to catch up somewhere
4:44
overnight or whatever they do
so it was
4:46
it was atypical but now I don't
leave
4:49
until 8:15 or 8:20 and Boston
Airport
4:53
has become such a commercial
piece of
4:55
crap you know you have all
these oh this
4:59
is the cool austere Salt Lick
it's the
5:01
airport version of Salt Lick
barbecue
5:04
which is very famous barbecue
place in
5:06
Austin and I have an airport
version of
5:08
it it doesn't feel right the
old Austin
5:13
Airport on the entire other hat
side of
5:16
town on the entire other hat
side of
5:17
it was a better Airport
5:20
yeah I never witnessed that one
and it
5:22
was oh it was cool it was
quaint it was
5:24
kind of like the airport you'd
find in
5:26
Hilo or Long Beach or you know
or even
5:29
Burbank or Long Beach or you
know or even
5:30
we're like Burbank but Austin's
Airport
5:32
the new one was pretty cool a
couple
5:35
years ago she's all the all the
5:36
concessions that we have a
store called
5:38
booked people not far from real
downtown
5:43
and it's one of the last
independent
5:45
bookstores and it's really nice
to go in
5:47
there browse and people are
helpful and
5:49
they're knowledgeable you know
it's it's
5:51
a real book stars it's not like
a Barnes
5:53
& Noble and people support it
they have
5:56
a book book people at the
airport which
6:00
is like two cases of books you
know the
6:03
top ones and then it's all the
other
6:05
tchotchkes and kids and weird
bullcrap
6:08
now just as a souvenir shop and
they've
6:10
branded it is book people
shirts yes
6:13
it's a key the whole thing is a
key
6:15
anyway so I get to the hotel
and I was
6:18
like 11:45 went into through
Midway and
6:23
Dean it also has a little bit
of a
6:25
throat ache because it caught
something
6:27
I'm sure with thousand people
at the at
6:29
the conference and you know
yeah a
6:31
little throat ache little
scratchy
6:33
little little congest now I
never heard
6:35
that one a throat ache I never
heard
6:38
throat a sore throat
6:39
I'm session yeah that's what
people
6:40
normally say sorry it's the
Dutch in me
6:42
I like it though so I realized
this
6:46
great deal I got on the whole
I'm the
6:48
junior suite yeah it was a
handicap
6:51
suite now I know I was such a
great deal
6:53
oh well that wasted got a
special seat
6:59
in the shower and sat of way
high on the
7:02
toilet like it's not exactly a
junior
7:04
suite throne so of course
unfortunately
7:13
it was raining Friday that we
did we did
7:17
wind up walking around quite a
bit and
7:18
and just yeah Tina used to live
there so
7:21
it had good fun and I couldn't
get in
7:24
any of the restaurants she
recommended
7:25
which she didn't expect for a
Saturday
7:27
night I did say don't you know
who I am
7:30
and they said no and hung up I
tried at
7:32
least they said no and hung up
I tried at
7:33
as we wound up having dinner at
ism they
7:35
have a couple place in Chicago
Beatrix
7:37
you ever heard of them no not
nice it's
7:40
just you know the Wagyu beef
and wasn't
7:45
you know like cooked for 20
hours yeah
7:49
it was good in Saturday I was
actually
7:52
fantastic cook Wagyu beef for
20 it was
7:55
just good
7:56
I didn't ask it would taste it
good we
7:58
had a good time we drank rose'
it was a
8:00
Saturday was a big park day
they had
8:04
danced all kinds of dance
groups in the
8:06
park all kinds of dance groups
in the
8:06
although to get into the park
you had to
8:08
go through security including
Eldo we'd
8:11
have to go through that but
there was a
8:12
TSA Viper team
8:16
disease oh yeah but that giant
parked
8:18
has got the Giri stuff in it
yeah well
8:20
they got in the the bean
millennial park
8:25
that's an open-air park is this
guys is
8:27
it everyone every Street every
entrance
8:30
it off every entrance they had a
8:32
security checkpoint
8:34
yeah with metal detectors look
in your
8:36
bags aiyah
8:39
my somebody's gonna blow up a
park I
8:41
don't well the only thing I
could think
8:43
is there were a lot of that
grass fly
8:46
yeah there were a lot of urban
dance
8:49
groups and maybe there was some
worry
8:50
that gangbangers would show up
I don't
8:53
know yeah fight that could
happen fight
8:55
yeah something like that
8:57
now on the way back though I
learned
8:59
something very important I
think is
9:01
important for for the show we
took an
9:03
uber to Midway and the guy was
very
9:08
talkative retired guy I learned
9:10
something new about what
they're doing
9:12
in uber they just released a
new new
9:14
version of the app I think it's
for the
9:15
possibly for the drivers only I
don't
9:18
use the app anymore so I don't
know if
9:20
there's a if there's a new one
for for
9:23
the for the riders but
9:26
uber no longer is stating surge
pricing
9:29
when it's in effect on the app
so we
9:32
were just quoted a price and
the guy
9:35
said oh you know did surge I
said no
9:38
there's no surge said yeah
they're
9:39
search they don't they don't
say surge
9:41
pricing anymore they don't tell
you what
9:42
they're tacking on so well
that's kind
9:44
of crap he says aw it gets
better
9:46
see that price their pricing
took what
9:49
we already know that pricing
rides
9:51
dynamically based upon what
they know
9:52
about you the rider and that's
kind of
9:55
how to determine how much
they're going
9:57
to charge initially and what
the surge
9:59
fee will be but they also you
know the
10:03
making assumptions about your
tolerance
10:04
level basically he said if you
don't
10:07
like just you should always
reject the
10:08
first fare they quote request a
ride
10:10
again he says ninety-nine
percent of the
10:13
time you get a different quote
and it's
10:15
also usually lower so they're
probing
10:17
you to see what your tolerance
level is
10:20
but get this they're playing
the spread
10:22
between the customer and the
driver
10:24
because they quote the driver
an extra
10:28
amount fair for this surge
pricing
10:32
and they and yet we figured out
between
10:35
the two of us that they had
offered him
10:36
like four bucks more but they
then
10:38
charged us 14 bucks more so
they're
10:41
taking the spread in the middle
and the
10:43
driver can also reject the ask
or the
10:47
the bid basically so you know
so he can
10:51
get a different price I mean
they are
10:53
building almost like a Stock
Exchange of
10:56
the ride since we're like a
craps table
10:58
I think it sounds like an
exchange well
11:02
it's stupid people don't need
that
11:04
disaggregation well people
don't know
11:06
this they just go okay cost
that much
11:09
click done good to go
11:10
but if but now of course now
people are
11:13
gonna start to figure it out if
you
11:15
reject it then you can get a
different
11:16
price but the drivers are doing
the same
11:18
so it's this back and forth
it's like
11:20
real-time price negotiation and
ass yeah
11:24
without even knowing it hmm I
thought
11:27
that was I thought that was
really
11:28
interesting was I thought that
was really
11:30
I'd say one thing though don't
you think
11:32
it's great that you can fly out
of
11:33
Midway yeah except it took us
an hour
11:36
and a half because of traffic
there was
11:38
something you imagined that if
that took
11:40
you an hour I have to get to
Midway can
11:41
you imagine where to get the
O'Hare I
11:43
don't want to think about it
and then
11:45
the course and then Southwest
flight
11:47
once it was only half hour but
it was
11:49
delayed too but very confusing
that
11:51
nothing was ever straight
nothing was on
11:53
the board's right and yeah
people were
11:55
lining up for the wrong flights
and gate
11:57
changes and then back to the
original
11:59
gate something's going on with
Southwest
12:00
for sure or at least this
Austin to
12:03
Chicago bit there's something
wrong
12:05
we're so what are you gonna do
so then
12:10
what if I can just continue a
little run
12:13
up let's I want this more I
want to say
12:15
but maybe we go into McCain now
because
12:16
otherwise I'm just yapping the
whole
12:17
show I'm just yapping the whole
12:19
oh yeah McCain you died you
know I heard
12:24
yeah you know what I like about
America
12:27
no matter what you if you're in
the
12:31
public eye most of your life or
your
12:35
adult life where this in
politics or
12:38
show business or literate
doesn't matter
12:39
what you what it is even if a
lot of
12:43
people think you're a shitheel
at the
12:47
end something we were big on
second
12:50
chances but we're also we kind
of and we
12:54
always want to thank people for
being
12:56
part of the American story you
know it's
12:58
like you're a hero I give it to
the guy
13:00
he's dead he was around we we
hated him
13:03
we loved them we enjoyed them we
13:04
despised them and we'll say Oh
after
13:07
you're done with this that is
not the
13:09
case on Twitter nor is it the
case of
13:14
one clip that I have but I
think you
13:15
should let me know what you've
got first
13:17
and then what I've got I got a
couple of
13:19
ISOs oh okay
13:22
I have a good ISO but which
I've this is
13:24
a key I have two or three
isostatic for
13:26
consideration oh I'll play the
McCain
13:29
ISO right away this one we are
getting
13:32
nothing done my friends we're
getting
13:34
nothing done yeah that's pretty
good I
13:37
thought that was okay
13:38
yeah that's all right so they
have a
13:44
we that's all right so they
have a
13:45
kein rundown on CBS which is
three
13:48
minutes if you want to hear the
real
13:49
stole story I've I have no
problem with
13:52
that okay well let's go with it
13:54
code from the cave senator
again you
13:56
know he's a hero he was part of
our
13:58
story we can at least on of our
show our
14:02
shows I'm thankful for that
14:04
got his Lindsey Graham living
at home
14:06
with mom I mean seriously this
is
14:08
hurting the show at seven
houses three
14:13
wives what five wives was an
American
14:17
hero proton McCain senator
presidential
14:20
candidate and Vietnam war hero
has died
14:22
after thirteen month battle
with brain
14:25
cancer the Republican from
Arizona was
14:27
eighty-one his family announced
14:29
yesterday he was discontinuing
medical
14:31
treatment CBS News chief
congressional
14:33
correspondent Nancy Cordes
looks back at
14:36
the life of John McCain I've
been an
14:40
imperfect servant of my country
for many
14:43
years but I've been a servant
first last
14:47
and always
14:48
John said me McCain the third
was a
14:51
military hero who became a
maverick
14:53
politician he joined the family
business
14:56
becoming a Navy pilot in 1967
on a
15:00
bombing run over Hanoi he was
shot down
15:02
and badly injured
15:04
then they annette it after
splashing
15:06
down in a lake when they found
out that
15:08
my father was an admiral they
took me to
15:10
a hospital while holding him as
a
15:12
prisoner of war the north
vietnamese
15:13
tried to exploit his family
connections
15:16
they offered him an early
release but he
15:19
refused to violate the military
code of
15:21
first-in first-out
15:22
he was finally freed after five
and a
15:25
half years of beatings sent
picture i do
15:28
not recommend the treatment but
I know
15:30
that I'm a better person for it
in 1982
15:33
he was elected to the US House
from
15:35
Arizona and four years later to
the
15:37
Senate he earned a reputation
for
15:40
straight talk but the special
interest
15:42
continued to play a greater and
greater
15:44
role in the formulation of
legislation
15:47
then we will see a breakdown of
15:49
democracy as we know it and I'm
not
15:52
exaggerating as we know it and
I'm not
15:53
in 2008 he clinch the Republican
15:55
nomination choosing another
maverick as
15:58
a running mate energized
conservatives
16:06
but in the midst of a financial
crisis
16:09
the country was ready for a
change
16:12
Democrat Barack Obama beat
McCain with
16:15
the two to one electoral
landslide she
16:18
returned to the Senate became
chair of
16:20
the Armed Services Committee
drew fire
16:22
from Donald Trump he's a war
hero
16:24
because he was captured
16:25
I like people that weren't
captured okay
16:28
I hate to attack and returned
it getting
16:31
in many respects this
administration is
16:33
in disarray but in the summer
of 2017
16:36
the normally sharp McCain Room
fatigued
16:39
and had a humoral stumbles in
the case
16:42
of mr. call me you the
president called
16:47
me it serves me a case of
President
16:50
Trump tests revealed
glioblastoma an
16:53
aggressive form of brain cancer
16:55
this disease is never women
they use
16:57
that as an example of his brain
cancer
16:59
that he made a mistake like that
17:02
you want this brain cancer
because we
17:07
that's our show case of
President Trump
17:11
tests revealed glioblastoma an
17:14
aggressive form of brain cancer
this
17:16
disease has never had a more
worthy
17:18
opponent still the former
fighter pilot
17:21
returned to the Senate to cast a
17:23
decisive vote against a
slapdash effort
17:26
to repeal parts of Obamacare
and after
17:32
three and a half decades in
Congress he
17:34
left his colleagues with an
entreaty was
17:36
to work together we're getting
nothing
17:38
done my friends we're getting
nothing
17:41
done and the times when I was
involved
17:44
even in a modest way with
working on a
17:46
bipartisan response to a
national
17:48
problem with threat by the
proudest
17:50
moments of my career and by far
the most
17:54
satisfying a message only a
maverick
17:57
could deliver Oh quite the
hagiography
17:59
there from CBS huh it was
totally that
18:01
but I want to I want to point
out
18:03
something and one of the things
I got on
18:04
today's show these you know
they're so
18:06
close these things I just call
18:07
switchbacks mm-hmm now is
changing the
18:10
term to misdirection which is
you say
18:12
one thing and you exemplify it
with
18:14
something else it's almost like
a magic
18:16
trick mm-hmm now there's not
one here
18:20
necessarily this kind of it
there is one
18:22
kind of a back-ass word one but
I want
18:24
to play this again at the end
what she
18:26
said at the end this is a Nancy
Cordes
18:31
on McCain clip and this is what
she says
18:32
at the end she Jesus has some
random
18:35
quotes in and then she says
only the
18:38
only this could only be said by
a
18:40
maverick she opened the whole
his
18:43
geography with the word
maverick and
18:45
he's like a maverick maverick
man right
18:47
and I don't even know what that
means
18:49
anymore and then when she uses
this as
18:51
an example the best example she
could
18:53
find of him being a maverick
would you
18:55
listen to this carefully and
tell me
18:57
this is anything but just a any
any old
19:00
boring statement we are getting
nothing
19:03
done my friends we're getting
nothing
19:05
done and the times when I was
involved
19:07
even in a modest way with
working on a
19:10
bipartisan response to a
national
19:12
my threat by the proudest
moments of my
19:15
career and by far the most
satisfying
19:18
message only a maverick could
deliver
19:21
you make an excellent point
what anyone
19:25
could deliver that message
anybody you
19:29
know I was thinking if we want
to have a
19:32
piece of a clip of someone who
actually
19:35
knows John McCain's history and
there's
19:38
two other people that are
involved in
19:39
his history that are involved
with him
19:43
and it is a whole maverick
historical
19:46
being his Steve Botanic yeah
and he a
19:52
couple months ago I think May
as it was
19:54
known that McCain was dying he
put out a
19:56
statement which you know he's
respectful
19:58
about look McCain's dying
that's too bad
20:00
but let me tell you about John
McCain
20:02
and it's not just McCain and
it's just
20:04
as long as that that clip we
heard the
20:06
hagiography it also involves
Petraeus
20:11
and Bob Kerry if we remember
him and I'd
20:14
like to play that as a balance
from
20:16
someone who was biased because
he's been
20:19
an intelligence been in the
military has
20:21
been involved in government and
defense
20:23
for most of his life and I I
looked up
20:28
just started to look up a
couple of
20:29
things he was saying in this
and they
20:30
all check out as they usually
do with
20:32
Pichette 'ok listen to this
hello I'm
20:34
dr. Jenny today I want to talk
to you
20:37
about how false heroes are
created in
20:40
the name of honor and grandeur
for our
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country in particular I'm
talking about
20:46
John McCain who's unfortunately
dying
20:48
but he had a history which
really put a
20:53
black mark on him in our
American
20:56
experience of Vietnam and let
me tell
20:58
you what I think
21:00
I've never liked John McCain I
knew a
21:03
lot about his history I knew
that he was
21:05
a spoiled entitled brat at
Annapolis his
21:09
father was head of st. pack his
21:11
grandfather was a famous
Admiral in turn
21:14
he was one of the lowest men in
the
21:15
class of 899 people at
Annapolis he
21:18
should have been thrown out but
his
21:19
father kept him in his flying
experience
21:22
was erratic and dangerous
21:24
several planes and then crashed
on the
21:26
USS forrestal killing several
Americans
21:29
what he is known for though is
for
21:32
having been shut down in a
twenty-ninth
21:34
bombing mission over Vietnam he
claims
21:37
he was tortured and has
fractured his
21:39
hands and his face that's not
correct he
21:42
destroyed his arms and his face
on the
21:45
ejection however what happened
in as a P
21:48
of W is the case in point I
know several
21:51
of the POWs who were in the
Hanoi Hilton
21:53
with him and they found him
despicable
21:55
they found him to be a coward a
traitor
21:57
and the fact that he refused to
be
22:01
released because it was
considered
22:03
bravery was nonsense the reason
he could
22:06
not leave the prison in Vietnam
was the
22:09
simple fact that he would define
22:10
military order and would have
been
22:12
arrested for what he had done
as a
22:14
criminal as a PLW in fact the
rest of
22:18
the Manning part of his life is
quite
22:19
despicable and disgraceful he
was
22:22
involved in the S&L scandals
and Keating
22:24
he was corrupt and he never had
to go to
22:27
prison for that then
subsequently he
22:29
closed all of the POWs and
nobody would
22:32
know what kind of a treasonous
22:33
individual he was and then very
much
22:37
like any sociopath he decided
that the
22:39
best things to do for America's
to go to
22:41
war any war and all war so he
invited
22:44
the Iraq war the war in Syria
the war in
22:47
Libya at the war in Somalia
Sudan and
22:51
everywhere else in fact he
killed more
22:53
Americans than any other
president I
22:55
would have known even more than
george w
22:58
bush now who testified for his
veracity
23:01
and the fact that he is going
to be a
23:03
new hero the man who testified
on his
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behalf is none other than
another coward
23:08
and treasonous military officer
other
23:11
than David Petraeus let me tell
you
23:14
about General David Petraeus a
man who
23:16
lived right next to West Point
married
23:18
the commandant daughter he was
a very
23:20
ambitious little man received
all kinds
23:23
of accolades as a very smart
individual
23:26
went to Princeton and forced his
23:28
supervisor to give him a PhD in
less
23:32
than a year and a half but what
was it
23:34
that made David Petraeus great
it was
23:36
David Petraeus
23:38
he never really had been in
combat and
23:40
in fact awarded himself some
combat
23:42
medals which a lot of military
officers
23:44
said we don't understand how we
received
23:47
it more importantly David
Petraeus was
23:49
caught for major felony and a
criminal
23:52
act for major felony and a
criminal
23:52
passing over five notebooks with
23:55
top-secret information to a
woman whom
23:58
he seduced while he was
director of the
24:00
CIA normally he would have been
in
24:02
prison for that for 10 to 15
years but
24:05
he got a little slap on his
hand so it's
24:07
not an accident that David
Petraeus
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agrees that John McCain another
coward
24:13
and traitor is a great man then
the
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third man we talking about is
Bob Kerry
24:18
most of you don't know very
much about
24:20
him he's a Democrat he had was a
24:22
pharmacy student and came out of
24:25
Nebraska he did joined the
seals he did
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go into Vietnam and he was
injured in
24:30
Vietnam and received the
Congressional
24:32
Medal of Honor he knew he
should not
24:34
have received the Congressional
Medal of
24:36
Honor because unfortunately his
foot was
24:38
shot off and he knew it was
just a
24:41
accident in war he hadn't done
anything
24:44
that was particularly heroic he
said it
24:46
is present days he said I don't
deserve
24:49
it present days he said I don't
deserve
24:49
at the same time he received
the Bronze
24:51
Star for having killed 22
innocent men
24:55
women and children so what's
the moral
24:57
of the story John McCain
doesn't ride
25:00
any higher than Trump who
refused to
25:02
serve in our Vietnam War but
those who
25:05
excused himself accused himself
of
25:07
treachery in French we say t6u
SEC use
25:11
and let me repeat one thing
Ralph Waldo
25:14
Emerson said a brave man is an
ordinary
25:17
man who's only brave for five
minutes
25:19
more thank you good night and
good luck
25:22
there you go I think that says
it all
25:25
what did you think of a wreath
of rank
25:27
is there nothing but respect
respect
25:31
yeah so do you catch that juice
wheeze
25:33
coos you squeeze it achew
whatever the
25:36
hell it was it was basically
the French
25:37
version of you accused IQ who I
accuse I
25:40
what yourself mr. cope tilde
Health
25:43
exactly yes the same same if a
similar
25:45
phrase yeah I should mention
after this
25:48
into that which was quite good
yeah good
25:50
clip that which was quite good
yeah good
25:51
that Chuck Schumer of course
jumps in on
25:55
this as they yeah I'm very
skeptical if
25:57
by the fact that all these
Democrats are
25:59
all gung-ho for McCain well
well if you
26:03
just take well hold on one sec
if you
26:05
take what / chanak just said
they're
26:06
into context that the guy was a
liar a
26:09
cheater and a narcissist
26:11
it makes nothing but sense that
he when
26:13
he's coming to his Andy things
I'm going
26:16
out a good guy this is about my
legacy I
26:18
was the only Republican who
stood up to
26:19
Trump that's what it feels like
yeah
26:23
well good work on that
26:24
so Schumer wants to immediately
rename
26:26
the I think it's the Richard
Russell
26:29
Senate building a Democrat a
building
26:31
named after our famous Democrat
to the
26:34
McCain building I just thought
that was
26:35
a bit much much and much yeah
it's fall
26:39
verse you signaling at this
point
26:42
all of it yeah that's exactly
what it is
26:44
so then we'll have lots of all
I think
26:48
that was a nice balance no
agenda report
26:50
we had the good in the bad yeah
you need
26:53
the ugly now let me see well
aren't we
26:56
just the ugly isn't that just
how it
26:57
goes the ugly isn't that just
how it
26:58
yeah there's a joke there
somewhere yeah
27:03
no that's McCain he's done he's
done
27:09
that's right you just have
Lindsey
27:12
Graham left and it's funny
because I
27:15
would listen all these reports
are
27:17
saying up yours Jeff Flake
Lindsey
27:19
Graham John McCain of the st.
you know
27:22
the mainstream media there's
only
27:23
senators they quote you know
all Trump
27:26
haters yeah I mean Graham's
kind of on
27:29
the fence and he handles it
better but
27:31
it's the same people and we run
senator
27:33
this is flake said this Jeff
Flake says
27:36
this and Lindsey grass is that
atomic
27:38
where there's 50 senators
27:42
Oh rare that anybody else is
ever quoted
27:45
but about four guys
27:46
yeah they got no brand
recognition it's
27:48
not good enough for m5m Shirley
27:50
understands yes Lake has no
real brand
27:52
or he would be running again he
gave
27:54
yeah he does he has the brand
is the guy
27:56
who resigned over Trump yeah
that's his
28:00
brand yeah that's his Brent did
is he
28:01
resign already is he still
there what's
28:03
going on no he's still there
she's not
28:05
running for reelection so he
gets his
28:08
final goodbye like good work
Jeff good
28:11
virtue signaling ba yeah pretty
much
28:14
yeah there were some stories
that were
28:19
kind of overlooked
28:21
okay one of that I was kind of
how about
28:23
every single story in the world
28:25
overlooked I mean if it's not
just let
28:28
me just get one out of the way
because I
28:30
know nobody in the mainstream
we even
28:32
touched it because they don't
know what
28:34
to do with it mm-hmm this is
the reality
28:36
winter story that we've kind of
28:38
forgotten about NSA
whistleblower
28:40
reality winner has been
sentenced to
28:42
five years and three months in
prison
28:45
the longest sentence ever
imposed in
28:48
federal court for leaking
government
28:50
information to the media the 26
year old
28:52
reality winner is the first
person to be
28:55
sentenced under the Espionage
Act since
28:56
President Trump took office
yeah we're
28:58
not laughing about her name
anymore but
29:00
wow what a failure our naming
your kid
29:03
huh reality winner five years
they also
29:10
democracy now is really you
know pull
29:14
some stunts him she's not a
29:16
whistleblower no a
whistleblower is
29:19
somebody who who uncovers some
sort of
29:23
wrongdoing puts the name on it
29:26
corruption at an agency or some
places
29:30
and did they been they blow
blow it out
29:32
of the water they blow the
whistle on
29:35
someone this is not a
whistleblower she
29:37
had she had a document leaker
she
29:39
slipped to the media that has
nothing to
29:42
do with whistleblowing it was
just a
29:44
secret that nobody wanted to
but guys
29:47
you have to understand this
just like
29:50
racism racist has a new meaning
you know
29:54
the new meaning the old meaning
for us
29:56
is colourist which is a new
meaning then
29:59
we have whistleblower that so
now a
30:03
leaker is a whistleblower and a
30:05
whistleblower is a traitor
30:06
that's what Snowden is Snowden
is a
30:08
traitor what Snowden is Snowden
is a
30:10
see so it's new definitions its
new
30:12
definitions so it's new
definitions its new
30:14
like you laid this up 26 year
old
30:17
reality winner is the first
person to be
30:19
sentenced under the Espionage
Act since
30:21
President Trump took office her
30:23
sentencing Thursday came after
she
30:24
pleaded guilty in June to
transmitting a
30:27
top-secret document to a news
30:29
organization document to a news
30:30
she'd faced up to 10 years in
prison
30:32
this is Bobbie Christine US
attorney for
30:34
the Southern District of Georgia
30:35
speaking after when her
sentencing the
30:37
sentence rendered today is the
longest
30:39
received by defendant for an
30:41
unauthorized disclosure of
national
30:43
defense information to the
media it
30:46
appropriately satisfies the
need for
30:48
both punishment and deterrence
in light
30:51
of the nature and seriousness
of the
30:53
offense winners purposeful
violation put
30:57
our nation's security at risk
she
31:00
claimed to hate America when
asked you
31:04
don't really hate America right
right
31:08
she responded I mean yeah I do
it's
31:12
literally the worst thing to
happen on
31:14
the planet she was the
quintessential
31:17
example of an insider threat
reality
31:20
winner was arrested by FBI
agents at her
31:22
home in Augusta Georgia June
3rd 2017
31:26
two days before the intercept
published
31:28
an expose revealing Russian
military
31:30
intelligence and conducted a
cyber
31:32
attack on at least one us voting
31:35
software company just days
before the
31:37
u.s. presidential election in
2016 the
31:41
expose was based on a
classified NSA
31:43
report from May 5th 2017 that
shows the
31:47
agency is convinced the Russian
general
31:50
staff main intelligence
Directorate or
31:52
GRU was responsible for
interfering in
31:55
the 2016 presidential election
earlier
31:59
this morning President Trump
tweeted
32:01
about the case saying quote X
NSA
32:03
contractor to spend 63 months
in jail
32:06
over classified information gee
this is
32:09
small potatoes compared to what
Hillary
32:11
Clinton did so unfair Jeff
32:14
double-standards did so unfair
Jeff
32:15
you see the Trump Scott Adams
mentioned
32:18
this in some tweet he had he
did what
32:21
Scott Adams calls one named her
so now
32:24
she's no longer crooked Hillary
he just
32:26
said crooked
32:28
crooked emails he's won named
her eyes
32:30
crooked it has that is pretty
genius but
32:33
you know what what what's going
lip I
32:36
want to mention something they
they go
32:38
on then they bring a bunch of
experts in
32:40
the problem is they throw this
32:41
gratuitous Trump tweet into the
story
32:44
there's nothing to do with it
no but it
32:47
just could just come Bob you
lated these
32:50
guys because Trump is sounding
like he's
32:53
siding with reality winner
because you
32:55
got sentence the two longest
sentence
32:58
because Hillary should be in
jail and
33:00
the whole thing just like to
watch these
33:03
guys flounder around with this
crazy
33:06
idea was just too funny
33:08
well something something
happened
33:10
regarding the sentencing and
there was a
33:14
clip going around because you
know this
33:16
is of course the work of the
Justice
33:18
Department Jeff Sessions who as
far as
33:20
I'm concerned has been playing
this game
33:22
from day one with Trump
pretending to
33:24
hate each other because I'm in
total
33:27
agreement with this theory
let's put the
33:28
cue glasses on for a second I
know that
33:37
if we wear them more the sharp
edges
33:39
will wear off it's a little
hard this is
33:42
the money honey Maria Bartiromo
and this
33:44
clip was going around as people
going oh
33:46
yeah wink-wink nudge-nudge look
at him
33:48
smile Jeff Sessions trust the
plan we're
33:52
going after this aggressively I
have
33:54
directed it personally some of
the
33:56
matters of involve on this
matter and
33:59
some of it is matters that I'm
not
34:02
recused on and we're pursuing
34:04
aggressively so you feel that
there are
34:06
matters that you can get into
for
34:07
example there's a lot of
feeling out
34:09
there that the Hillary Clinton
email
34:11
investigation was a sham you
know
34:13
Loretta Lynch told Jim Comey to
call it
34:15
a matter that's exactly what he
did and
34:17
in fact it was a criminal
investigation
34:19
we know that he wrote an
exoneration
34:21
letter Jim Comey did before he
even did
34:23
the interview with Hillary
Clinton what
34:25
have you learned in terms of
the opening
34:27
reopening of the Hillary
Clinton email
34:29
investigation will there be
charges will
34:31
there be accountability here sir
34:34
here comes real we're gonna do
our job
34:36
in this department properly and
34:38
correctly and I'm not gonna be
led in
34:40
the discussion of all the
details of
34:42
matters that you might be
interested in
34:44
we can't do that in the media
we're
34:46
going to restore the rule of
law we're
34:48
gonna restore propriety in how
cases are
34:51
managed and that's all I can
promise you
34:53
and he has this big smile at
the end and
34:56
there it I know that this was
discussed
34:58
heavily because someone tagged
me in
35:01
this tweet thread which went on
for 19
35:04
hours people jumping in like
yeah yeah
35:08
he's smiling he's gonna do it
he's gonna
35:09
get her trust the plan Q knows
I mean it
35:12
was really interesting to watch
35:14
and we can see it of course
clearly with
35:16
the glasses on yeah I'm now
yeah these
35:19
glasses are smudged all right
English
35:26
I'm bleeding from my temple
graduating
35:32
from your temple this is not a
just a
35:34
scratching well I thought I
still think
35:40
trump is almost on the verge of
over
35:42
playing his hand on the hate
between him
35:45
and Jeff if you read his tweets
but
35:48
doesn't make a lot of sense no
of course
35:50
not and it's just back and
forth it just
35:53
keeps insisting boiling and now
of what
35:56
actually there was I got a
funny clip on
35:58
this I think we're doing a
sessions clip
35:59
yeah I didn't clip something
about this
36:02
that one of the I think this
was a ABC
36:04
maybe say a packer story that's
a
36:08
football let's oh man packer
story
36:12
packer story that's some
polling results
36:15
I have going over that yeah
jump verses
36:19
sessions jump verses play this
oh yes I
36:22
see it now of course now
sessions
36:23
typically ignores the
president's
36:25
attacks but this time he's
pushing back
36:27
in a statement saying I took
control of
36:29
the Department of Justice the
day I was
36:31
sworn in
36:32
while I am Attorney General the
actions
36:34
of the Department of Justice
will not be
36:36
improperly influenced by
political
36:37
considerations in quote Cecilia
yeah I
36:40
was a stunning statement Pierre
but now
36:42
it seems to not be a question
of whether
36:43
the president will fire Jeff
Sessions
36:46
but when especially on Capitol
Hill
36:48
people wondering before or
after the
36:50
midterms that's a great
questions to see
36:52
you some Senate Republicans are
circling
36:54
the wagons around sessions
warning
36:56
President Trump not to fire him
one
36:58
senators saying that forcing
sessions
37:00
out would be quote bad for the
country
37:02
others like Senator Lindsey
Graham
37:04
suggested that while the
president has
37:06
the right to an attorney
general he has
37:08
faith in firing sessions before
the
37:10
midterm elections is a
non-starter but
37:12
Graham said there will come a
point
37:14
sooner rather than later where
will be
37:16
time to have a new face that
the Justice
37:18
Department but a growing number
of law
37:20
enforcement officials are
worried that
37:21
president Trump is more
concerned about
37:23
loyalty than the real
37:25
and that he's trying to control
the
37:27
Justice Department Cecilia was
a major
37:28
shift in tone from Lindsay
Graham okay
37:30
Pierre thank you yeah it's like
a mob
37:32
boss it's all about loyalty
boys that's
37:35
what you do when you're in the
maja
37:36
those a couple things Trump
must have
37:39
noted which is that sessions
was an
37:41
early target of the let's get
rid of all
37:44
these people huh you know Flynn
and
37:46
everyone who'd ever we could do
get get
37:48
it get him out of there but
because he
37:50
started this few to his
sessions I think
37:53
they completely backed off from
even
37:54
thinking of you know yeah going
let's go
37:56
just let it go Oh
37:58
Trump states and they may he
must be
38:00
okay then put him in McCain's
grave I
38:03
don't know why I said that I'm
sorry I'm
38:11
sorry but that idea you know
what I'm
38:15
saying yeah so let's go to
let's go to
38:19
one of my favorite kind of back
and
38:21
forth I got here which is the
David
38:24
pecker story and this one here
has miss
38:27
directions to two major miss
directions
38:30
that I want to discuss it's a
long clip
38:33
it's okay I got long clips
today too
38:35
it's totally okay long clip
date and
38:37
this mister to I want to see if
you can
38:39
spot the two it's like a little
38:41
challenging to do I mean that's
why I
38:44
think the media deconstruction
we do is
38:46
so interesting and we've talked
about
38:48
our methodology before and if
you're
38:50
just a member of the public
watching
38:52
these stories you they just
blow by you
38:55
and you get suckered into the
38:57
misdirection because it's
almost like a
38:59
magic act where the guys doing
something
39:00
and a big bolt shows up on it
on the
39:02
coast of magic and wears it
bolt come
39:05
from it's something I don't
know bolt
39:08
how about flowers traffic cops
you get
39:11
the little blue ball and the
cups in the
39:12
cups loser begging for this is
which
39:14
ones the ball under the
acceptance cup
39:16
no it's not there to decide
then there's
39:18
a giant bowls that it's oh
that's like
39:22
it's like a double whammy
misdirection
39:24
like wood yeah so you go what
ya do this
39:28
to the public bamboozling I
think it's
39:30
called and this is ABC and I
first
39:34
listened you know because I
clip some of
39:36
these things and I and we're
both of us
39:38
do this
39:39
and then we hear the
misdirection or we
39:42
hear that the scam after we've
actually
39:45
deconstructed after we listen
and listen
39:47
but you can't do that when
you're
39:49
watching the show live nobody's
gonna
39:50
sit there and go through this
think so
39:52
so I have to in this clip and
this Tom
39:55
yamas and I think oh no the
pooper guy
39:59
no no that's not Tom yamas the
pooper
40:02
guy is Jeff PJ's I'm sorry
yamas alright
40:05
yes what is the substitute new
guy he's
40:10
been around for a long time
he's at
40:12
least 10 years I just not new
at all but
40:15
he is that probably be
shameless when it
40:18
comes to doing these and I add
ABC is in
40:21
general I want you to see
viewing a spot
40:22
even one of the two David
Packard the
40:25
president's friend and
publisher of the
40:27
National Enquirer given
immunity in
40:29
exchange for information about
former
40:31
Trump attorney Michael Cohen
ABC's chief
40:33
national affairs correspondent
Tom yamas
40:35
joins us now with all the
latest good
40:37
morning Tom Amy good morning to
you it's
40:38
the type of high profile split
that
40:40
would likely grace the cover of
the
40:42
National Enquirer
40:43
but this time the story
involves the
40:45
tabloid the national Enquirer's
boss
40:47
David Packer a longtime Trump
ally and
40:49
friend talking to prosecutors
and
40:51
according to her source
40:52
telling them the president knew
about
40:54
hush money deals during the
campaign
40:56
this morning another jolt to the
40:58
president's inner circle
tabloid King
41:00
David pecker head of the
National
41:02
Enquirer and a longtime Trump
ally
41:05
granted immunity by federal
prosecutors
41:07
Michael what's your message to
the
41:09
president a source telling ABC
News he
41:12
agreed to provide information
about
41:13
Michael Cohen the president and
the
41:16
criminal investigation into
campaign
41:18
finance violations in April of
1999 when
41:23
when we acquired American media
peckers
41:25
company ami owned some of the
biggest
41:27
tabloid and gossip magazines
and in
41:30
court documents related to
Cohen's
41:32
guilty plea
41:33
prosecutors say just two months
after
41:35
the president announced his
candidacy in
41:37
June of 2015
41:39
pecker and Cohen hatched a plan
to deal
41:41
with negative stories against
Trump by
41:44
identifying such stories so
they could
41:46
be purchased and their
publication
41:48
avoided according to the
documents the
41:51
two according to the documents
the
41:51
coordinated on silencing two
women who
41:54
claim to have had sexual
affairs with
41:55
the president before he ran for
office
41:58
former playmate Karen McDougal
sold her
42:01
story to peckers company ami
which never
42:04
published it were you in love
with him
42:05
yes yeah and do you think he
was in love
42:09
with you yes yeah and pornstar
stormy
42:12
Daniels received a $130,000 pay
off by
42:15
Cohen court documents allege it
was
42:18
pecker who told Cohen Daniels
was trying
42:20
to sell her story and pecker
also helped
42:23
during the campaign by
showering the
42:25
president with positive news
coverage
42:27
the National Inquirer endorsing
him a
42:30
first for the tabloid while
trashing his
42:32
opponents including the
baseless claim
42:34
that Senator Ted Cruz's father
was
42:37
involved in the JFK
assassination then
42:39
candidate Trump's promoting
that story
42:42
they got OJ they got Edwards
they got
42:44
this I mean if that was the New
York
42:46
Times they would have gotten
Pulitzer
42:48
Prizes for their reporting but
now the
42:51
president slamming those court
turning
42:53
on him everything's wonderful
and then
42:55
they get ten years in jail and
they they
42:57
flip on whoever the next
highest one is
42:59
or as high as you can go it
almost sort
43:02
of be outlawed it's not fair
and we've
43:05
now learned the relationship
between the
43:06
President and David pecker so
close that
43:08
sources tell us the National
Enquirer
43:10
actually kept a safe containing
Trump
43:13
related documents and Tom the
Manhattan
43:15
district attorney there are
reports
43:16
already that they are
considering
43:18
charges against the Trump
Organization
43:19
yeah this is brand-new but also
very
43:21
very early in the process the
New York
43:23
Times is reporting that the
Manhattan
43:24
DA's office is considering
pursuing
43:26
criminal charges against the
Trump
43:28
Organization and to senior
company
43:30
officials specifically looking
at how
43:32
the organization kannada stream
burst
43:34
went to michael cohen for that
$130,000
43:37
payment to stormy Daniels but
again guys
43:39
this is still very early in the
stages
43:40
okay so if I were listening
just as a
43:43
normal person who just kind of
has zoned
43:45
out in alpha state watching the
news I'd
43:48
be like huh they want to turn
it on I
43:50
think part of the misdirection
I heard
43:53
too although the first one was
really
43:55
weird about purchasing stories
and
43:58
keeping people quiet before he
ran for
44:01
president people quiet before
he ran for
44:03
don't quite see how you connect
that and
44:05
the other one that clearly a
whipsaw
44:07
misdirection was Trump talking
about
44:09
these people flipping is not so
and they
44:11
kind of made it about pecker
but I don't
44:12
think he would that was out of
context
44:14
of pecker
44:16
did I get anything right well
that you
44:19
may have I think you've got
those two or
44:21
I think your analysis is
correct but I
44:24
don't think those are the major
ones I
44:25
was looking at okay and I want
to play
44:28
them the first one is this one
which is
44:32
the picker ABC mr. etches
wooden stock
44:34
this one here listen to the
premise this
44:38
is one where you premise
something and
44:40
then you use Trump quotes right
now
44:43
listen listen to it and of
course have
44:46
nothing to do with the premise
gotcha
44:48
a first for the tabloid while
trashing
44:50
his opponents including the
baseless
44:52
claim that senator Ted Cruz's
father was
44:55
involved in the JFK
assassination then
44:58
candidate Trump's promoting
that story
45:00
they got OJ they got Edwards
they got
45:02
this I mean if that was the New
York
45:04
Times they would have gotten
Pulitzer
45:06
Prizes for their reporting but
now the
45:09
president slamming those court
turning
45:11
on him stop being stopped so
did was he
45:14
actually talking about that
Cruz story
45:16
in that clip he's done but no
he's just
45:20
talking about the the inquiry
in general
45:22
but yeah but but Thomas says
Trump was
45:26
promoting the story that Cruz's
dad
45:31
killed Kennedy or had something
to do
45:33
with it and then they play a
clip that
45:35
does not say that no that
doesn't
45:38
mention him at all no I agree
it sounds
45:40
it certainly sounds like it's
in that
45:42
context which is why it's so
good yeah
45:45
it's in context in a context
that makes
45:48
it sound like maybe you're
confirming
45:50
the assertion but the assertion
is never
45:53
confirmed by the by the by the
Twitter
45:56
right and this is this is
chickenshit
45:58
journalism mm-hmm let's play
the second
46:01
one but now the president
slamming those
46:03
court turning on him
everything's
46:05
wonderful and then they get ten
years in
46:07
jail and they they flip on
whoever the
46:09
next highest one is or as high
as you
46:11
can go it
46:13
it almost sort of be outlawed
it's not
46:14
the chair yeah I think I was
right on
46:17
where's the slamming all right
let's
46:21
listen again long but now the
president
46:23
slamming those quarterman
everything's
46:25
wonderful and then they get ten
years in
46:27
jail and they they flip on
whoever the
46:29
next highest one is or as high
as you
46:31
can go
46:32
it almost sort of be outlawed
it's not
46:35
fair it's not fair isn't quite
the same
46:38
as slamming this is bullcrap
there is no
46:45
slamming Yama says he slams
people then
46:48
he plays a trump quote word
Trump is
46:50
lamenting the way the situation
is
46:52
rigged he's not slamming
anybody exact
46:56
and this is the kind of thing
that they
46:57
constantly do on ABC very good
47:02
very very good John
47:05
yeah that's what you call it c
SJ c SJ
47:10
i'd like c SJ chickenshit
journalist
47:14
chicken journalist sure knows
doing see
47:18
ya total yeah as a journalist
I'm sure
47:21
you're perturbed perturbed
apparently
47:25
more of it
47:27
editor at these junctures with
this
47:30
stuff I mean this is this is I
mean if I
47:33
was one of the editors I don't
know what
47:34
these guys are even thinking
letting
47:35
this stuff get it on the air
yeah
47:37
you can't say he slammed him
and then
47:39
play a clip that doesn't slam
him at all
47:41
yeah and what exactly if you're
doing
47:44
ABC journal stuff slammed isn't
really a
47:48
word that should be even in your
47:50
dictionary should it know and
Tommy
47:53
omits is easily making over a
million
47:54
dollars a year doing this stuff
47:56
well now you're just jealous
cuz I
47:58
certainly am well there's that
speaking
48:03
of that this one take a minute
here when
48:05
we were driving back from
Bergstrom
48:08
Airport at Tina's reading your
second
48:11
news letter to me in the car
and I had
48:15
to reread it again at home it
felt like
48:17
it was really personal and
because it
48:19
was I don't know if you
intended it that
48:21
way but it came across as really
48:23
personal yeah what was we want
to just
48:28
reiterate briefly what you said
I said
48:30
that we here's what happened so
I sent
48:32
out the first newsletter and
then within
48:35
I always have as I can predict
what
48:38
we're gonna how we're gonna do
with the
48:39
newsletter we know that if we
don't send
48:41
out a newsletter it's
significantly
48:43
impact support of the show it
does we
48:45
just recently did that we
didn't do a
48:47
newsletter we skipped whenever
we got
48:49
all bent out of shape about it
and
48:53
donations were very low they
were so I
48:57
sent this newsletter out and it
had an
49:00
essay in and they put a lot of
effort
49:02
into mainly I spent more than
one
49:05
setting writing it and so
within within
49:10
four hours of these of the
mailing there
49:15
were a total of three donations
and the
49:17
first four hours when you get
all your
49:18
donations that was three and
write them
49:20
I one of the guys wrote in he
says hey I
49:24
was I got in after the
newsletter before
49:27
the second newsletter and I
said yeah
49:29
you were number three it was
one of the
49:31
get was a guy $50 it's a woman
at 30 and
49:35
this guy I think through who
sent the
49:36
note was like 25 it was
uncharacteristic
49:38
for the response typically
49:41
yeah it was a very very
ridiculous and
49:43
so I wrote this nasty note and
it would
49:46
which picked it up of course a
judge I
49:48
do this we just notice come out
every so
49:50
often when something like this
happens
49:52
first time this year that's for
sure and
49:55
yeah so I was worked about it
and uh you
49:58
know uh and I got a lot of
interesting
50:00
mail back inside because well I
didn't
50:02
get the news this is the first
time I
50:04
went to spam I got a blank
newsletter
50:07
one guy said huh huh and so I
wrote this
50:10
little thing about you know
kind of say
50:11
well MailChimp maybe who knows
but I
50:13
don't think so because that we
don't
50:15
we're not really uh Infowars by
any
50:18
means but it's possible I mean
that was
50:25
you know John all it takes you
know you
50:28
can when you can click
unsubscribe and
50:30
you can report as you never
subscribed I
50:32
hate it it's spent use a whole
bunch of
50:34
things you can say in MailChimp
we'll
50:36
take action we know they do so
I was
50:37
like I said the teen I said it's
50:39
possible it's not that hard did
you know
50:42
all you have to do is find a
clipboard
50:44
and it could be a total
misdirection out
50:47
of context no these guys are
a-holes
50:49
don't let him use our servers
it could
50:51
happen it's always possible
it's not
50:52
like that we wouldn't be able
to survive
50:55
without it and you know luckily
we well
50:56
actually it made me think cuz
you know
50:58
upon arrival in the common-law
condo
50:59
there was a package for me from
sir
51:01
peeps lair Brandon yeah it
really
51:03
finally note mainly because he
was high
51:04
when he wrote it it had it was
a book
51:07
and two packs of rolling papers
but in
51:10
the book which is east of Eden
by John
51:11
Steinbeck good book and there's
note he
51:15
says finding your signal
amongst the
51:18
noise has improved the life of
me and
51:20
many others thank you so much
for your
51:22
courage and then I start seeing
donation
51:25
notes coming in regarding the
second
51:27
newsletters that you sent and
of course
51:31
I also had been in Chicago
hadn't smoked
51:34
any weed I did take my vape but
the coil
51:37
burned out after fort oaks
51:39
don't you hate it when that
happens so
51:42
you know so now is it called a
toke when
51:44
you just hate it isn't my world
this is
51:49
my world so so I'm getting real
clarity
51:52
here and and I you know we have
built to
51:56
have something very valuable
John
51:58
because just reading these
notes now we
52:00
have you know the value for
value
52:01
network that we have it's a
network that
52:04
that understands what action is
needed
52:06
to sustain and grow and let me
explain
52:10
this so we're like a hub it's a
hub role
52:13
that we're playing some of it
through
52:14
these messages that people send
in with
52:16
donations this case the
messages are
52:17
about donations but a lot of
topics that
52:20
we discuss on the show
originated in the
52:22
donation segment a lot of
things people
52:26
sending notes responding to
other
52:28
people's comments and
regardless of how
52:30
effective karma and rain sticks
are it
52:32
is an accepted and valued
action or
52:35
maybe even transaction within
our value
52:37
for value Network so a lot of
this runs
52:40
in multiple layers on our stack
on the
52:42
physical Internet and I started
to write
52:43
stuff down what we have in our
in our
52:46
network we have our producer the
52:48
maintained infrastructure with
a team
52:50
serve void zero sorb M Rose
erener I'm
52:53
forgetting many others you know
we've
52:55
got our own storage and
delivery you've
52:56
got the troll room no agenda
social calm
52:59
we have some organic form of
conduct
53:01
policy with producers who take
on the
53:04
responsibility to maintain the
overall
53:06
quality of our product all
actions of
53:10
value which makes the No Agenda
Show
53:11
podcast more than just a
podcast and
53:14
don't forget the artists here
we go I
53:18
wrote him down we have at least
50
53:20
maintained Apple you know
agenda stream
53:22
we have at least 50 maintained
53:24
applications web and otherwise
we have
53:26
the arch in Iran or no agenda
player no
53:28
agenda search we have Dave
Jones who
53:30
continues to build on the
original
53:31
freedom controller that takes
all of our
53:33
data controller that takes all
of our
53:34
turns it into show notes and
archives
53:35
them in multiple formats that
are
53:37
machine readable other web
applications
53:39
is access that's the content
the data
53:41
use it for all kinds of stuff
we have
53:43
meta sites like no agenda
53:44
entertainment.com we have
transcriptions
53:47
alert networks like the bat
single audio
53:50
producers songwriters
53:51
positions DJ's mixers often
53:53
collaborating amongst
themselves dudes
53:55
named Ben dudettes named
Bernadette
53:57
dudes named Mohammed we got
night shouts
54:00
Eagle Scouts Knights Dame's
barons
54:03
baronet's vite count by count
us as
54:05
dukes grand dukes help me John
I can't
54:07
remember all the peerage
anonymous
54:09
donors spooks bankers doctors
nurses
54:11
Airmen air women business
politicians we
54:15
have every non member of the
social
54:17
justice warrior LGBTQ Qi aap
community
54:21
represented and we have shows
the
54:24
started as a part of their
network shows
54:26
they'll forget their shows th
unplug dry
54:28
America Rhino the bearded
congressional
54:31
dish Nick the rat rock-and-roll
geek I
54:32
know I'm forgetting a lot it
doesn't
54:34
matter because you you you
can't just
54:36
jump into this network like we
used to
54:38
contract or hire people at pod
show or
54:40
me vo or any other content
network cuz
54:42
no one owns this no one really
runs it
54:44
as an individual it just is and
you
54:46
build up your value by
participating and
54:48
it takes time but my experience
is that
54:51
when you participate in the
value for
54:53
value network in the correct
manner you
54:54
will receive exactly what you
need to
54:56
get out of it I know that's the
way it
54:57
is for me I know if you feel
the same
55:00
but yeah we put a lot in and I
think we
55:01
get out what we deserve
55:04
so the network again it
utilizes the
55:07
physical computer network no
different
55:09
from social networks just the
Internet
55:11
it's a network of tens of
thousands of
55:14
nodes with expertise in almost
any field
55:16
imaginable we understand how to
connect
55:19
interact and exchange
information in a
55:22
productive manner for all
that's why
55:24
we're all producers and you and
I John
55:28
are running the shit out of a
closet and
55:30
a desk drawer pretty much this
is legacy
55:35
I'm very I'm like coming to
write a book
55:38
about it now it's something to
continue
55:40
to build and it will be around
long
55:42
after we're gone these shows
all have
55:45
their own pieces within the
network this
55:48
is this is it really hit me
again the
55:51
weed was good too but
definitely we're
55:54
like a router in this network a
big one
55:56
but there's others forming
55:59
anyway that's my rant for the
day well I
56:02
think we should then play my
other eye
56:04
so the lip-reading Redux guess
it's a
56:10
perfect closer way you two mean
it
56:13
roast beef for sale marriages
for
56:16
lemonade it's all we will give
thanks
56:21
John till 1:30 writing that oh
I thought
56:28
it was off the cuff now the
funny thing
56:30
about the donations second
donation know
56:33
what it did because I've never
seen this
56:35
before we have done the the
everyone
56:37
swear I do a second note
because I don't
56:39
think the thing got through cuz
it was
56:40
like why were theirs you know
nobody
56:42
cares is this time we had like
11
56:49
associate executive producers
coming out
56:51
of the blue well let me first
thank you
56:53
for your courage and say in the
morning
56:55
to you John say Chicago was wet
Dvorak
57:00
we're in the morning to you mr.
Adam
57:02
curry in the morning all the
ships of
57:04
see boots on the ground feet in
the air
57:05
subs in the water and all the
dames and
57:06
nights out there yes and of
course in
57:08
the morning to the troll room
no agenda
57:10
stream comm where everybody is
there as
57:13
usual doing their important
jobs as part
57:15
of the value for value network
and also
57:17
in the morning to Nick the rat
who
57:19
brought us outstanding artwork
for
57:21
episode 1062 titled that AI
zombies and
57:24
this was the graphic
representation of
57:27
the target on my head with my
Bluetooth
57:29
hearing aids for easy targeting
easy be
57:33
picked off he's he's locating
and
57:35
targeting no agenda are
generated icon
57:37
we just talked about how
valuable that
57:39
it is and thank you very much
Nick the
57:40
rat so I was talking about that
what
57:43
you're you're very heartwarming
spiel me
57:48
me says to me she says what
happened I
57:51
somebody talking about she's the
57:53
Facebook group has gone crazy
57:56
really oh geez I said I don't
care is
58:03
that not a part of the value
for V
58:04
network I don't know you know
they were
58:07
both they're the ones who had
this idea
58:08
of doing a special offer and we
helped
58:11
him a little bit they get this
58:12
accomplish much cuz they're all
Network
58:15
John they're off network that's
why you
58:17
got to get on network
58:20
well there
58:21
a network yeah I don't know
what well
58:23
but the faceback group by
definition is
58:26
off network cuz you can't just
access it
58:28
unless you're a member of some
other
58:29
network ah
58:31
wait yeah you guy can't be
access it I
58:34
don't know what they're doing
and you
58:35
quit yeah I can't access it and
I've
58:38
been waiting for you to rejoin
but
58:40
apparently you're gonna prove
me wrong I
58:42
sure AM we'll see Brian Martin
I want to
58:45
thank him during $50.00 he's
our top
58:47
donor from parkland Florida I'm
a
58:50
first-time donor feel that a
baptismal D
58:52
douching is an order okay hold
on let me
58:55
get everything all set up here
Baptist
59:02
two months ago I was turned on
to your
59:04
show by a co-worker when I was
when I
59:06
told her I had long ago be
abandoned the
59:08
m5m son said long ago given up
on
59:10
balanced truths by the way I
got a
59:14
couple notes over the for a
while over
59:17
the last few months
59:18
what does m5m what's m5m and
it's hacks
59:22
or for MSM okay yeah somebody
brought
59:25
his abbreviation for mainstream
media so
59:28
now it's code yes since they
had long
59:31
ago given up on the balanced
truth as we
59:34
noted with these reports from
Thomas
59:37
mm-hmm interestingly I had
wished that a
59:39
show to break apart the media
was
59:41
exactly what the world needed
while
59:43
there are times where I think
you go off
59:45
the rails a bit okay well yeah
for the
59:51
most part you are right on
target I
59:52
liken to the feeling of a
shower after
59:54
not bathing for a few days the
dirt or
1:00:00
this grime it's a layer of
grime that we
1:00:02
help wash off and five-ever
grime please
1:00:06
give me anything else sharp tin
they're
1:00:07
all gold followed by a dana
loesch
1:00:10
what's wrong with you
1:00:11
rounded off by space force
1:00:16
our ESP ICT there's something
wrong with
1:00:20
you there's something seriously
wrong
1:00:23
space force you've got it was
the clip
1:00:30
about being wrong it was the
wrong clip
1:00:33
let me just see if I do have it
1:00:35
somewhere don't you finish the
show with
1:00:37
it don't you finish the show
with
1:00:39
hmm I don't know
1:00:43
okay that was that was good
that was a
1:00:47
good one too
1:00:47
Roger boots in Mechanicsville I
owe a
1:00:49
$333 I had a hell of a time
with PayPal
1:00:52
couldn't figure out how to do a
pop
1:00:56
money you can't do P you don't
do pop
1:00:57
money with paypal stood a
different
1:00:59
system only took a couple of
hours but
1:01:02
Sir Roger boots coming through
I don't
1:01:05
know what your what the deal
was with
1:01:07
that but we need to discuss it
I think I
1:01:10
ought to putting something in a
1:01:11
newsletter describe how it
works you
1:01:13
know different mechanisms out
there we
1:01:17
use PayPal primarily just
straight up
1:01:21
the Armen walls in kailua-kona
1:01:27
333 you you guys finally shamed
me into
1:01:32
donating my daughter J looks at
that
1:01:38
note there's one of you saw it
coming
1:01:39
back yeah and she says Wow
harsh legit
1:01:45
harsh bro you gotta do what you
got to
1:01:48
do resulted in finally Norman
walls
1:01:52
coming on boards about time yes
1:01:55
keep up the good work Adi
douching and a
1:01:56
little L Sharpton respect
you've been
1:02:01
deduced L Sharpton respect
you've been
1:02:24
you've got karma
1:02:26
uh-huh it is a favorite what I
like is
1:02:30
that is this does the word
tortise so
1:02:32
she said the tortise in the race
1:02:34
Sigourney Weaver
1:02:38
William William Alston in
Baltimore
1:02:42
Maryland 333 there's no no tie
and
1:02:44
there's no email from an Alston
anyway
1:02:46
hmm no email from an Alston
anyway
1:02:47
we all look around our William
can send
1:02:50
us something separately Kevin
Thomas or
1:02:53
Kevlar and Smyrna Georgia $300
ITM
1:02:56
that's what he says ITM HTM to
you Wow
1:03:03
Oh No
1:03:07
there we go mr. Kevin oh I wish
for
1:03:11
Kevlar and this one oh this is
I should
1:03:13
I see what happened sir do do
sit
1:03:17
Oh first reduce it for he's a
big time
1:03:21
time producer here in Austin
Texas
1:03:23
producer of multiple programs
not just
1:03:27
ours Thank You 5510 mm-hmm
night of four
1:03:31
strings funk for kids and time
travel
1:03:34
excellent words on the Democrat
vote
1:03:36
drive campaign rotation for the
upcoming
1:03:39
election cycles mr. dvorak its
reason
1:03:41
what for my support oh wait
wait wait
1:03:43
before you continue I want to
thank
1:03:45
Craig Rogers who registered
Trump
1:03:48
rotation calm which points to
the list
1:03:51
yes it does
1:03:52
Thank You Craig
1:03:57
dicen your note cuz they say
day cuz I
1:03:59
had that set up that's all I got
1:04:01
oh I'm so that's all I got I
didn't I'm
1:04:03
sorry yeah yeah that was very
nice gist
1:04:06
to trump rotation calm and boom
you
1:04:07
there yep just four words to
the weird
1:04:11
HT m dot HC well that's not
weird that's
1:04:14
our culture anyway I've voted
the
1:04:18
rotations and then the essay
was about
1:04:20
the about the impeachment cycle
it's the
1:04:24
reason for my support all hats
off to
1:04:26
the recent jingles and end of
show mixes
1:04:28
Adam continue with your memes
even if
1:04:31
John seems disinterested and
the OTG
1:04:35
segments will age like fine
wine this
1:04:39
double nickels on the dime on
top of two
1:04:41
C's is a token of my
appreciation of the
1:04:43
work you both do please play
Sharpton
1:04:46
respect yeah girl yeah we gonna
play the
1:04:49
same one again we listen to it
over and
1:04:51
over one again we listen to it
over and
1:04:51
little girl yay train horn guy
and goat
1:04:54
garment with a wolf howl for
all and you
1:04:57
want you want the longer the
okay that's
1:04:58
good now smash ready yeah sure
oh yeah
1:05:01
forty's the tortise is giving
lunch at
1:05:06
chick-fil-a the tortise is
giving lunch at
1:05:08
The Tortoise in the race
1:05:14
Bernard Weaver rush on ESP ICT
they're
1:05:19
all je with our ESP ICT there's
no real
1:05:23
conference is this we much is
this we
1:05:31
much we must and we will much
about
1:05:48
you've got karma
1:05:55
Eric Crowley parts unknown tuna
fifty
1:05:57
two dollars and fifty two cents
recent
1:06:00
episodes have been some of the
best in
1:06:02
my four years of listening keep
up the
1:06:04
great work
1:06:05
request jobs Karma's jobs jobs
jobs and
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jobs let's vote for job
1:06:12
we've got karma a Baroness of
Kendall
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County Dame Judi Schwartz $250
in Bern
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Bernie Bernie Texas is that
right Boerne
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Texas correct
1:06:26
Boerne Texas Boerne Texas no
note their
1:06:29
supper name now she says you've
caught
1:06:31
karma for all is what she
request this
1:06:33
is it right there you've got
karma
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Australia to 44:20 listener
says 2014
1:06:47
first donation so please deduce
me
1:06:49
canook you've been deduced my
first one
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is supposed to be 33 30 33 33
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him an agree has to make sure
to push
1:07:05
them to executive producer
because we've
1:07:07
made a decision that stress
dollars are
1:07:09
yes a thriver lint equivalent
yeah which
1:07:13
today according to an evil
sauce Google
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is to 44 20 as for and to are my
1:07:20
favorite numbers and 33 s
maggot magic
1:07:22
excuse me these are clear signs
I need
1:07:25
to donate due to pay pill and
other
1:07:27
international banking ripoff
slaves
1:07:29
reasons this actually costing
me more
1:07:31
like $350 unbelievable it's a
scam scam
1:07:36
and let show great for
listening and
1:07:39
comprehension and in today's
crazy world
1:07:42
sanity it's my best source of
news and
1:07:44
as your US and my Australian
ms/ms
1:07:47
are effing useless keep up the
great
1:07:51
work please my plan is to be
sort capo
1:07:53
of the Cunha Beach down under
some day
1:07:56
and then not to ditch this in
future a
1:07:58
question here's another question
1:08:00
questions to ask because people
seem to
1:08:02
they miss I don't know we try
we explain
1:08:05
it over and over but they still
gets
1:08:07
missed over and over but they
still gets
1:08:08
what is a dude named ben a dude
named
1:08:10
Ben yes I do I do dude named
Ben came up
1:08:15
when it was jason Chaffetz I
believe was
1:08:18
grilling louis werner from the
IRS who
1:08:21
said that her emails had been
deleted
1:08:24
didn't know where they went and
didn't
1:08:26
really talk to anyone in IT
because as
1:08:28
we know on this show the people
that the
1:08:30
admins who really run the world
and have
1:08:33
it in control are disrespected
by front
1:08:35
office just disrespected
treated like
1:08:37
morons often and smelly little
beasts
1:08:40
down the basement and then this
happened
1:08:48
we went wow holy crap
1:08:54
is this it kate is the closest
the
1:08:56
treasury no that's not it
either oh
1:08:58
shoot this busy mom is it oh
we're gonna
1:09:05
wait to you yeah we're gonna
wait if we
1:09:07
wait until I find a boot Lee
but it was
1:09:09
what's-his-face so I don't
understand
1:09:11
why is it Louis Jaffe chef I
think his
1:09:13
first name may have been Ben so
a guy
1:09:15
named Ben the dude named Ben
there you
1:09:17
go no that was that was
Chaffins I mean
1:09:21
chef was grilling this woman
and he it
1:09:25
was about to learn Lois Lerner
was Lois
1:09:29
earner she's the one though was
it long
1:09:30
that was Lois Lerner yeah oh
it's funny
1:09:33
and she said I don't know just
some guy
1:09:35
named Ben I don't know who the
hell
1:09:36
works in IT and he says I think
his
1:09:37
first name may have been Ben so
a guy
1:09:39
named Ben a dude named Ben
1:09:51
is just a dude named ban that's
where
1:09:58
dude named Ben he comes from
yes baron
1:10:00
Craig Kutner in Northland it by
the way
1:10:03
again we just played the clip
and
1:10:04
somebody starts calling
themselves dude
1:10:05
named Ben had caught on yeah
1:10:07
it was an IR idea to make it a
meme none
1:10:11
of this shit is our idea John
none of it
1:10:14
Baron Craig Kutner in Norwalk
1:10:16
Connecticut sorry five four
three two
1:10:19
three four five seven this is
weird
1:10:24
could we have two of these two
or three
1:10:25
four five seven when you think
it should
1:10:26
be two three four five six
anyway
1:10:30
responding to the call to arms
to rescue
1:10:32
the BP ITU America I can't let
the m5n
1:10:35
em win this battle royale stop
reading
1:10:38
this and get back to the show
turn down
1:10:41
speakers club 33 69 dudes also
get some
1:10:45
house selling karma that's what
I need
1:10:47
he says club 33 do we have a
club 33
1:10:49
jingle I don't think we have a
club 33
1:10:51
jingle I don't know what's the
what's
1:10:54
the other thing exact I can do
for 89 69
1:10:57
dudes and some house selling
karma yeah
1:11:00
okay I can do 6-9 6-9 let's see
yes and
1:11:05
how selling I'm give it a shot
see how
1:11:07
far we calm down your speakers
1:11:11
great from Reseda here she is
Griffin
1:11:14
give it up
1:11:22
well something like that you've
got
1:11:25
karma wasn't the bill intent
close
1:11:28
enough not quite okay now we
have I'm
1:11:33
just doing a quick search
because
1:11:34
somebody requested a they put
their
1:11:38
email in here which I won't
read out
1:11:40
loud donation note August 24th
this
1:11:43
would be it okay yeah please
keep it to
1:11:56
Paul 233 37 and he sends a note
and I
1:12:00
have the note on the other
screen today
1:12:02
I'll be joining the roundtable
1:12:03
accounting below please Knight
me as sir
1:12:05
up hope is not someone else can
I get
1:12:07
some chocolate and peanut
butter as the
1:12:10
roundtable okay chocolate and
peanut
1:12:12
butter putting it on the list
for staff
1:12:15
to get that ready that's
actually pretty
1:12:17
good mm-hmm
1:12:18
I think you can make a candy
bar with
1:12:20
that Theory jingles please not
since
1:12:24
vaccine water seems to stop
making red
1:12:27
lines how about a clip of her
triple
1:12:30
goat karma now he has some
comments
1:12:34
after those are the jingles to
things
1:12:37
potentially a fun slogan for
the m5m
1:12:40
along the lines if it bleeds it
leads if
1:12:42
you scare them you can sail
them sail
1:12:46
them this what says but I think
it means
1:12:48
selling mascara mascara I'm
selling
1:12:50
probably yeah
1:12:51
I ever thought about why so
many people
1:12:53
are a big big deal uploaded
news science
1:12:57
and politics is the new
religion I'm not
1:13:00
in the camp saying science
isn't true
1:13:01
even though I identify as a
Christian
1:13:03
what I'm saying is that people
have
1:13:05
always needed to belong to
something
1:13:07
bigger than themselves
1:13:08
kingdoms countries trades such
as
1:13:11
fishermen and religion although
it's
1:13:13
really screwed a lot of things
up over
1:13:14
the edges have all all of them
have
1:13:17
generally fit filled that role
with
1:13:18
religion people would gather
weekly
1:13:21
together and if they didn't
believe they
1:13:23
would belong right society as a
whole
1:13:25
doesn't have that face pagan
twitter
1:13:27
proclaimed to fill this but
it's empty
1:13:29
as you know even you to have
your
1:13:32
bi-weekly ritual with each
other that
1:13:34
you let us
1:13:36
all in on that's one way of
looking at
1:13:39
it for sure
1:13:39
now I don't know that he's on
the list
1:13:42
furred to be knighted yes he is
1:13:44
sir up yup he is sir up okay I
get it
1:13:48
sir up sir you've got ever
heard of it
1:14:05
Stephanie batters in Tiverton
Rhode
1:14:08
Island two hundred dollars and
70 cents
1:14:10
I donate today to celebrate my
second
1:14:14
wedding anniversary with my
smokin hot
1:14:16
husband sir knives of the
Providence
1:14:18
plantation and they never had a
fight on
1:14:23
827 200 200 seventy two hundred
dollars
1:14:27
and 70 cents is a nod toward
when we
1:14:29
started dating in 2007 shortly
after no
1:14:32
agendas birthday I think I
remember this
1:14:35
I think maybe not maybe is my
first
1:14:38
donation but sir knives donated
to 30 33
1:14:42
toward my dame hood for show
ten fifty
1:14:44
in honor of his 30th birthday
in July
1:14:47
unfortunately he didn't get
shout out
1:14:49
out for his Friday the 13th
birthday
1:14:51
even after I sent Adam an error
email
1:14:55
with the hope he'd get a
belated shout
1:14:57
out during show 1051 No
1:15:02
might be crappy luck on a
superstitious
1:15:04
day but it was Friday the 13th
yeah but
1:15:08
I feel I have to call out Adam
as a
1:15:10
douchebag sorry Adam no I
1:15:15
it's a deserve douching you got
it uh-oh
1:15:18
however I'd like a however I
like the d
1:15:23
douche both Adam and myself if
you
1:15:25
kindly play the Russian
connection
1:15:26
jingle and give us goat comma
for a
1:15:28
healthy lifelong marriage I
also take a
1:15:30
space force if it's not too
much to toss
1:15:33
that in I look forward to one
day
1:15:34
earning my seat at the round
tail of it
1:15:36
for now I'm happy to support
the best
1:15:37
podcast in the universe and
surprise the
1:15:39
man I loved during our weekly
No Agenda
1:15:41
Sunday brunch as you may know
millenials
1:15:43
are known for being obsessed
with brush
1:15:55
all right yeah I have that for
you of
1:15:58
course right yeah I have that
for you of
1:16:04
there's so many things about
Russia
1:16:07
what from biz right honey on
wait
1:16:13
it's fine sir say the sir nicer
then
1:16:17
what they're willing to come by
1:16:21
so many dudes think that this
is just
1:16:25
reduced I know they're wait and
see
1:16:31
someday we'll find it the Russia
1:16:51
you've got karma hey you know
we forget
1:16:56
about things I forgot about
that one
1:16:58
entirely I forgot about that
one too
1:17:00
it's a good one
1:17:01
anyways Stephanie Stephanie
batters uh
1:17:06
she battered you on that one by
Joshua
1:17:13
Kruger in oak field Wisconsin
$200 I
1:17:17
can't tell you how much I
appreciate
1:17:19
your show the new level of
critical
1:17:20
thinking you've taught me in the
1:17:22
balanced perspective on the
world around
1:17:23
us that you provide have been
invaluable
1:17:25
I've become pretty steady
listeners
1:17:27
since the campaign season I've
been
1:17:29
wanting to donate for a while
now
1:17:30
especially since I've become
1:17:31
increasingly aware of the very
real
1:17:33
benefit that I get from
listening to
1:17:35
your show not only can I analyze
1:17:36
everything in life much better
I am also
1:17:39
able to teach it to my children
which is
1:17:41
far more important to me I
listen on and
1:17:44
off with my brother Jesse
douchebag Oh
1:17:50
starting about ten years ago
but only
1:17:52
when I was at his place at that
time I
1:17:54
found the waking process a
little
1:17:56
frightening and somewhat
painful as you
1:17:58
made me aware of the deceit
behind
1:18:02
everything we see in here
1:18:06
the deceit behind everything we
see and
1:18:10
hear it was a little shocking
and abrupt
1:18:13
now I can't take anything at
face value
1:18:15
I find myself questioning
everything and
1:18:17
looking for the motivation
behind it
1:18:19
people are lazy and if we take
the
1:18:21
effort to do or say something
it it took
1:18:23
something to motivate us like I
like to
1:18:25
wonder what it is I finally
decided to
1:18:27
donate when you guys were
talking about
1:18:29
the palindrome eight one one
eight which
1:18:32
is the birthday of my eighth
and most
1:18:34
recent human resource I don't
know I
1:18:36
know I don't like the feeling
I'm not
1:18:38
getting paid for my work which
did
1:18:39
happen once this year whenever
I'm
1:18:41
listening I can't fully enjoy
because I
1:18:42
feel like a douchebag I was
surprised
1:18:45
when I looked at your donation
page
1:18:46
there are plenty of low
donation blow
1:18:49
dollar options and these add up
I know I
1:18:51
they doing so on my credit card
1:18:53
statement listeners not only
are we
1:18:55
doing ourselves a favor by
donating and
1:18:57
keeping John and Adam around
for our
1:18:58
listening pleasure but we are
directly
1:19:00
helping spread the truth and
light to
1:19:02
those around us and that is a
worthwhile
1:19:04
cause I don't need any karma but
1:19:07
hopefully this will be karma
enough in
1:19:08
it and help money stopped
flowing help
1:19:11
and help money stopped flowing
through
1:19:12
my my hands like water yes
start that
1:19:17
whenever I feel like I should
have more
1:19:19
money at the end of the month I
think
1:19:21
I'm kind of stealing content
from John
1:19:23
and Adam and that's my Karma
maybe play
1:19:25
oh my god did you hear that
horn thank
1:19:28
you and keep up the fantastic I
want to
1:19:37
thank Walter Ostler he was the
producer
1:19:39
who created the Russian
connection song
1:19:43
is excellent it is Sir Patrick
of the
1:19:47
pugna order carnation
Washington $200
1:19:50
really enjoyed Adams net
neutrality
1:19:52
commentary lately keep up the
good fight
1:19:54
yeah Christopher Blanco in
Mayfield
1:19:57
Heights Ohio $200 and there's a
birthday
1:20:00
here somewhere yes the birthday
happy
1:20:02
birthday my smokin hot wife
Dame Ashlee
1:20:05
Lady of the lake and on August
28th note
1:20:07
after six months of experiencing
1:20:10
joblessness I'm finally
experiencing job
1:20:13
fullness yes thought it was
time to
1:20:16
donate at my new job I'm
working with a
1:20:18
large group of Lord
1:20:19
Millennials I think you know
like yeah
1:20:23
geese or gander Millennials is
it is a
1:20:25
goop okay split so funny a
large group
1:20:33
of Millennials first time and
let me
1:20:36
tell you I think you say goop of
1:20:38
millennial group not just a
goop it's an
1:20:44
experience what they probably
like
1:20:48
brunch I'm sure some of them
come to
1:20:51
work complete with blankets and
pillows
1:20:54
they stuff around themselves in
their
1:20:56
chairs some play with fidget
spinners
1:21:00
putty and kinetic sand and a
lot of them
1:21:04
don't know how to look you in
the eye
1:21:05
when they speak to you too hot
the job
1:21:07
is great otherwise okay Wow
first of all
1:21:11
Wow Wow
1:21:13
the last season of the Kimmy
Schmidt
1:21:15
show which is the only six
episodes long
1:21:19
the first episode dresses this
yes I'm
1:21:24
very very less don't you think
you saw
1:21:28
definitely yeah upon your
1:21:29
recommendations totally on
spot-on
1:21:31
yeah the group the job is great
1:21:34
otherwise the job is great
otherwise so
1:21:36
hopefully I can put up with the
1:21:37
Millennial man takes long
enough to make
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probably
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Kimmy
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Schmidt was in that first
episode
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what is kinetics and then how
do I get
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never
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heard of that one I like it
just look it
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let's just
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that was
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Baron of the
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Millennials who
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huh yes
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you've
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little note
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them and I want to thank them
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no and I
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wanted what I said before
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thank you very much for
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how the network functions and
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it's a very beautiful thing I
have no
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now
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recognize it and we will be
thanking
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more people $50 and above
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magic and
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these of course are titles that
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our experiencing job fullness
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good about
1:25:01
that action though thank you
all so much
1:25:02
but continue think about that
propagate
1:25:04
our formula is this we go out
for your
1:25:08
people in the mouth
1:25:22
a in the mouth
1:25:24
so I did not see these clips in
your
1:25:28
clip list which means you
probably
1:25:30
didn't see it and didn't hear
about it
1:25:31
and I'm happy because I pulled
three
1:25:35
clips from the Bill Maher show
with John
1:25:40
Brennan as guest
1:25:43
no spooktacular no alternative
universe
1:25:49
unhinged is what it was and in
fact in
1:25:52
order to actually be a part of
this we
1:25:55
have to do it oh no
1:26:25
work a lot of smoke with the
machines a
1:26:30
bit rusty fires in California
maybe we
1:26:32
had to go through this moment I
don't
1:26:34
know or just the machine is
rusty one of
1:26:36
the two it could be so John
Brennan
1:26:39
comes on as the first welcome
to the
1:26:41
alternate reality by the way
this isn't
1:26:42
on the panel he was one of the
he was
1:26:44
the guest he was the guest up
front did
1:26:46
you see Brennan chance
1:26:47
no okay okay good good good
1:26:52
to me this was just all
alternative
1:26:55
universe and just like those
1:26:56
misdirections you played
earlier from
1:26:59
ABC when you're just sitting
there at
1:27:01
home on a Friday night watching
the Bill
1:27:03
Maher show you're thinking holy
I mean
1:27:06
you could be bamboozled by this
you
1:27:07
would and why not he's the
director of
1:27:09
CIA or Lecter free but you know
what I
1:27:12
mean people like they have
respect for
1:27:14
this this people who will
before you go
1:27:18
on yes sir cuz I didn't see it
did Bill
1:27:21
Maher asked him the question
cuz Bill
1:27:23
Maher we know hates Muslims did
he ask
1:27:25
you if there's a Muslim no I
think you
1:27:27
forgot you ran out of time ran
out of
1:27:29
time ran out of time but he
asked him
1:27:31
just about everything else and
of course
1:27:34
we start off with this security
1:27:36
clearance business and just how
horrible
1:27:39
this is that the Trump has
taken away
1:27:42
his his clearance and we need
to clear
1:27:44
up the air a little bit about
his use of
1:27:46
his clearance you know some
people on
1:27:48
the right have accused you of
wanting to
1:27:50
monetize that's their argument
against
1:27:52
you you're not here to monetize
anything
1:27:54
are you John no I am NOT I
didn't ask to
1:27:58
keep my security no no he's
over at NBC
1:28:00
to monetize his clearance isn't
he
1:28:02
doesn't monetize it on HBO it's
just a
1:28:04
nice monetizes at MSNBC all of
NBC
1:28:08
News's directors don't do that
we keep
1:28:11
those clearances because
sometimes those
1:28:13
in government sure want to be
able to
1:28:15
avail themselves of our
experiences or
1:28:17
expertise so our knowledge
about certain
1:28:20
issues so people serve on
commissions
1:28:23
sometimes they serve on private
sector
1:28:25
boards whatever but this is the
first
1:28:27
time in 38 years that I haven't
had a
1:28:28
security clearance and the
basis for the
1:28:32
relocation is is bogus good mr.
Carson
1:28:36
his administration didn't
adhere even to
1:28:38
the process that they
reaffirmed last
1:28:41
year and the politically Rijn
says
1:28:44
either granting of the
relocation is a
1:28:46
real threat to a Nash security
Oh which
1:28:48
is why so many people came out
and
1:28:49
opposed his action and so I
certainly
1:28:52
how many people now came out
for you all
1:28:55
Admiral McRaven
1:29:05
as often as you want John these
are long
1:29:07
plays left-wing audience radical
1:29:11
progressives that love Bill
Maher or a
1:29:13
clapping and hoody and one
thing is they
1:29:17
want the security stay so bad
spooks
1:29:21
everywhere spying on everyone
is this
1:29:23
what you this is what they're
indicating
1:29:25
affirmative oh my god Admiral
McRaven he
1:29:34
said please revoke my security
clearance
1:29:36
it would be an honor
considering what he
1:29:38
did to Brennan yeah so
everybody with
1:29:41
the brain is on your side it's
1:29:44
interesting Jared and Ivanka
still have
1:29:46
clearances you one of the guys
who was
1:29:49
the architect of getting the
gladden
1:29:51
does not and where are the by
the way
1:29:53
can we see those pictures
already can we
1:29:55
see those pictures of the
barrier let's
1:29:56
see I wouldn't mind can we see
the
1:29:57
pictures of bin Laden shot
through the
1:29:59
head I wouldn't mind no one
asks about
1:30:01
those anymore do they remember
we
1:30:03
couldn't show them we have them
but we
1:30:04
can't show them to you because
Muslims
1:30:07
might get angry big Muslims
might get
1:30:10
angry that's what it was come
on yeah
1:30:12
that's what it was but this
seems as
1:30:14
though Rand Paul was the one
who put
1:30:16
this idea yes Donald Trump I
didn't know
1:30:18
that did Ron Rand Paul start
this or
1:30:21
what did Ron Rand Paul start
this or
1:30:21
the DEA's stripped them of their
1:30:23
clearance or the monetising
clearance I
1:30:25
think so I think you might be
wrong
1:30:27
bad bad Ron Paul Rand Paul Rand
Paul was
1:30:31
the one who put this idea yes
Donald
1:30:33
Trump's head and dead to me
Rand Paul
1:30:35
yeah well Rand Paul has never
served on
1:30:37
the intelligence which you see
yes he's
1:30:40
dead to me yes
1:30:44
Ballu what I mean you say that
about
1:30:46
someone who really really
double-crosses
1:30:49
you personally maybe like that
person is
1:30:52
dead to me
1:30:54
but in this case it Paul's the
only guy
1:30:56
that could go on that John
actually hold
1:30:58
his own and Maura liked him
1:31:00
now he's dead because he did
because he
1:31:03
cuz John Brennan lost the
security
1:31:07
clearance and Marr is defending
John
1:31:09
what what is this is dimension B
1:31:11
craziness is you not were you
not in the
1:31:14
machine when we came over I've
never
1:31:17
seen it this bad boy smoke yeah
and the
1:31:21
dog didn't look too good
actually he's
1:31:25
got an arts back you might puke
reserved
1:31:27
on the until his committee he
knows
1:31:28
knots of which he speaks but
yet he he's
1:31:31
not some he knows not is that
1:31:33
Shakespeare is he quoting
Shakespeare no
1:31:34
he knows not of what speaks
Donald Duck
1:31:37
boy boy Rand Paul has never
served on
1:31:42
the intelligence of which he
speaks but
1:31:45
yet he has this effective
clearances so
1:31:52
he continues to spout out on
these
1:31:54
issues but again I believe very
strongly
1:31:56
in the principle that national
security
1:31:58
is one of the most sacred and
solemn
1:32:01
professions in this government
and every
1:32:04
American citizens deserves to
have
1:32:06
necessary professionals in
tells a
1:32:07
professionals who are not going
to be
1:32:08
political not gonna be
politicized and
1:32:10
no president all this John
Brennan did
1:32:16
since the day he got out is
bitch and
1:32:18
moan politically about Trump
hmm you're
1:32:23
not gonna be political Jacuzzi
is
1:32:26
accused issues in this
government and
1:32:31
remember John if at any point
you get
1:32:33
nauseous and dimension be just
look at
1:32:34
the ground and it will all go
away every
1:32:36
American citizens deserves to
have
1:32:38
necessary professionals
intelligence
1:32:39
professionals who are not going
to be
1:32:41
political not gonna be
politicized and
1:32:42
no president ever should take
that a
1:32:45
capability away from them
1:32:52
everyone's just Gd with it
1:32:54
now Brennan on the m5m and I do
not
1:32:58
consider this to be m5m it's
HBO has
1:33:02
walked back his treasonous
statement
1:33:04
what Trump is doing is exceeds
1:33:07
treasonous so what does he do
here
1:33:11
what's beyond treason
1:33:14
if it exceeds treasonous what's
beyond
1:33:16
what is the next step beside
treason is
1:33:19
treason Hitler Hitler can't be
anything
1:33:22
else but Hitler just Hitler yes
I just
1:33:25
can't and I just want like to
know what
1:33:27
exceeds treasonous means
actually things
1:33:29
do say beyond treason or sound
like this
1:33:32
was beyond it's something well
he's
1:33:34
going to quote himself again
and he's
1:33:37
not going to double down he's
going to
1:33:39
triple down I've been having a
hell of a
1:33:43
time here on this show trying
to get my
1:33:45
guests to say the word treason
I think
1:33:48
the president is that how the
show works
1:33:49
like yeah in the pre-interview
um hi I'm
1:33:52
bill cuz it's great for me on
the show
1:33:54
listen I'd really know I'm
having a hard
1:33:56
time with this I'd really love
it cuz
1:33:58
you just say Trump is
treasonous just
1:34:00
just well somewhere during the
show
1:34:01
please seems to be hard for him
to do
1:34:03
that yeah I've been having a
hell of a
1:34:05
time here on this show trying
to get my
1:34:07
guests to say the word treason
I think
1:34:09
the president is guilty of that
and you
1:34:12
used terms like that you said
after
1:34:14
Helsinki it was nothing short of
1:34:16
treasonous which sounds to me
like
1:34:18
treasonous last week some
people tried
1:34:23
to get you to take it back and
you
1:34:24
wouldn't and again but he sure
did he
1:34:28
said it was his Irish or
whatever I sure
1:34:30
did and so I guess he didn't
say beyond
1:34:32
trees and you said nothing
short of well
1:34:35
I don't know we'd have to get
to tweet
1:34:37
in front well words money did
we'll walk
1:34:39
it back and now he's saying he
didn't
1:34:41
walk it back then why people
are so
1:34:43
reluctant I get it it's a scary
word
1:34:45
it's like you know don't break
this
1:34:47
glass case unless you need to
but when
1:34:51
it's time to break the glass
case you
1:34:53
don't not do it just because
it's a
1:34:55
glass case yes and I'm not a
official
1:34:57
Department of Justice where I'm
issuing
1:34:58
an indictment right but there
are two
1:35:02
principal reasons why I use
that term
1:35:03
one is that I think I exhausted
all the
1:35:06
other adjectives in English
language
1:35:09
Donald Trump's failure to
fulfill his
1:35:11
responsibilities as president I
stays
1:35:13
number one number two but when
I saw him
1:35:15
on that stage in Helsinki
failing to be
1:35:18
able to say to the world in to
live near
1:35:20
Putin Russia tried to interfere
in our
1:35:21
election it it never should have
1:35:24
happened it never should happen
again
1:35:25
and if it does Russia's gonna
pay some
1:35:27
very severe consequences as a
result but
1:35:30
he didn't do that
1:35:31
and so the treasonous is
defined as a
1:35:34
betrayal of trust as well as
aiding
1:35:36
abetting the enemy and so that
was the
1:35:37
word that came to my mind now
he I
1:35:40
wasn't expecting Platon Putin
to say
1:35:42
okay you caught me
1:35:42
okay he's gonna continue to
deny this
1:35:44
but this was an opportunity for
Donald
1:35:46
Trump to fulfill his
responsibilities to
1:35:48
say Russia cut this out don't
do it
1:35:50
again and if you do it you're
gonna pay
1:35:52
a cost kind of like he what he
did with
1:35:54
North Korea I guess but that
wasn't the
1:35:56
right way to do it either
1:35:57
and it's so confusing and be
able to say
1:36:00
to the now though we have to
work United
1:36:08
States and Russia to be able to
try to
1:36:10
enhance stability and security
around
1:36:12
the globe there are important
things for
1:36:13
the United States and Russia to
do I am
1:36:15
very much supportive of trying
to get
1:36:17
relations between the two
countries back
1:36:19
on track critically important
the two
1:36:21
largest nuclear superpowers in
the world
1:36:22
but we cannot ignore what it is
that the
1:36:26
Russians try to do and so when
Donald
1:36:28
Trump let's top to do this so
he wants
1:36:31
to get things back on track so
his way
1:36:33
of doing it is going to Russia
and just
1:36:35
standing there at the podium and
1:36:37
insulting the guy yeah that's
what he
1:36:39
should have done he didn't do
it right
1:36:42
just look how he's holding it
wrong but
1:36:44
we cannot ignore what it is
that the
1:36:47
Russians try to do and so when
Donald
1:36:49
Trump failed to do that
1:36:51
I was irate because I know how
hard that
1:36:54
professionals here in the Intel
1:36:56
community work to try here's
where he
1:36:57
starts to come unglued here
keep this
1:36:59
country strong and safe and for
Donald
1:37:01
Trump to be up there and to
fail to say
1:37:04
that it takes well their side
and not
1:37:06
ours it takes well their side
and not
1:37:06
that's a traitor he calls you a
lowlife
1:37:10
oh you who spent your life
defending
1:37:13
this country especially after
9/11 no no
1:37:16
no no no he spent his life
pushing
1:37:18
pencils we had all sorts of
problems and
1:37:21
and it could have gone
1:37:22
way worse than it did he said
about
1:37:25
general clapper is that you
general yes
1:37:27
he was
1:37:27
yeah it is that if they got to
him lucky
1:37:31
like you could get to a guy
like that
1:37:33
that's true you don't need to
he's an
1:37:36
idiot all by himself
1:37:39
the now we're defending clobber
the fact
1:37:41
that he lied before Congress
bold-faced
1:37:45
lie we know that's a fact he
even admits
1:37:47
that he kind of did that and he
admits
1:37:49
it but now Mars defending him -
yes the
1:37:53
guy's immutable the guy he's a
rocket
1:37:55
did he said about general
clapper is he
1:37:59
a general
1:37:59
yes he was yeah this that they
got to
1:38:02
him lucky like you could get to
a guy
1:38:05
like that it's not on our side
you know
1:38:09
on our side you are a traitor
if you're
1:38:11
attacking our generals and
admirals and
1:38:13
people who keep us safe it's
not that
1:38:15
much more complicated than that
to me
1:38:17
and I'm proud to stand with
bill McRaven
1:38:18
and Jim clapper and Mike Hayden
all of
1:38:20
those the ones who are speaking
out
1:38:28
after I left the government I
wanted to
1:38:31
be able to retire and alone to
defend
1:38:39
the contract but this is a very
abnormal
1:38:42
time it's a very abnormal
presidency and
1:38:44
the stakes are so high that's
why I've
1:38:46
decided to speak out and be
outspoken
1:38:49
and I can see it's not easy for
you I've
1:38:54
been talking to people on TV
for 25
1:38:56
years I can see when it's not
easy and
1:38:58
people don't generally go into
the CIA
1:39:01
for publicity
1:39:04
that was funny boy tell that to
Philip
1:39:08
mud and all these people that
come out
1:39:10
and they're put there on all
these
1:39:12
different m5m networks and
they're all
1:39:14
noted as CIA former or even
current
1:39:18
secret analysts and operatives
they
1:39:22
never say operatives but they
used
1:39:23
animalist a lot and it's like
there was
1:39:26
a little cachet to that of
course
1:39:28
there's cachet to it well he
says
1:39:30
there's none in all government
jobs you
1:39:33
can get out and if you don't do
it right
1:39:34
you couldn't you can make hay
out of it
1:39:36
you can spin gold out of yarn a
final
1:39:40
clip this is where Brennan goes
into
1:39:42
full rotation full Trump
rotation and
1:39:45
takes it to I think one
actually a
1:39:48
dangerous thing to say because
when you
1:39:50
say these things in dimension B
to me is
1:39:52
equal to yelling fire in a
crowded movie
1:39:55
theater to yelling fire in a
crowded movie
1:39:55
he's taken a page out of the
PlayBook of
1:39:59
authoritarians around the world
yes who
1:40:01
try to co-opt judiciary's who
tried to
1:40:03
deal Jin my's the Free Press
who tried
1:40:05
to use and tell the security
services to
1:40:07
go after their their rivals so
Donald
1:40:10
Trump is the typical
authoritarian who's
1:40:12
trying to control power and as
he
1:40:15
becomes more desperate and I
think
1:40:17
that's what we're seeing now
because the
1:40:19
walls are closing in on him as
all the
1:40:20
people used to work with him
are now
1:40:22
cooperating and they were
testifying
1:40:24
about what happened
1:40:30
I've been angry because we have
so many
1:40:33
novel office who has really
integrated
1:40:37
the office of the presidency his
1:40:39
dishonesty he's pleased
unethical he
1:40:42
doesn't have principles and I
am very
1:40:45
concerned though more than
angry I'm
1:40:47
worried because now we are in a
crisis
1:40:50
and and unfortunately
Republicans John
1:40:54
McCain a national treasure I
got into
1:41:04
some real Donnybrook fights
with John
1:41:06
McCain Oh Donnybrook fights yeah
1:41:10
what's the Donnybrook fight
it's just a
1:41:12
vicious of exaggerated from the
shays
1:41:15
Donnie book Brooke is like a
major of
1:41:18
fight just a fight but it's but
it's
1:41:21
done it was Donnybrook a guy
about a
1:41:22
Donnybrook fight might actually
be
1:41:25
redundant hmm
1:41:27
okay it's something to be
looked up for
1:41:28
phrase from the shades on the
cane his
1:41:34
family I got into some real
Donnybrook
1:41:36
fights with John McCain over
policy I
1:41:38
never once questioned his
integrity and
1:41:41
his interest in doing what is
best for
1:41:43
this country that's pretty bad
for a CIA
1:41:45
analyst but since John McCain
has the
1:41:49
Republican spines have gone
with him and
1:41:51
there needs to be some
reckoning in the
1:41:53
Republican Party we can't allow
this to
1:41:55
go on and we have an election
coming up
1:41:58
and I'm trying to convince no
kidding
1:41:59
and it's hard because you know
a lot of
1:42:01
us in the past said this is a
very
1:42:03
important election in blah blah
blah
1:42:04
well this is the one I thought
crisis
1:42:08
that is the third great crisis
in
1:42:10
American history more than the
1:42:11
depression first of course the
1:42:13
Revolutionary War whether we
would even
1:42:14
become a country in this civil
war
1:42:16
people usually say then the
depression I
1:42:19
don't think the depression got
it what
1:42:21
is most fundamental about this
country
1:42:23
was economic but I don't think
it
1:42:25
threatens the rule of law as we
do as we
1:42:27
have now Roosevelt out with a
coup oh I
1:42:31
didn't know this we talked
about it on
1:42:34
the show
1:42:34
yeah Smedley Butler was yes
Democrats
1:42:41
always Democrat
1:42:43
trying to General Smedley
Butler General
1:42:46
Smedley Butler yes oh you're
right yeah
1:42:48
and they said like we're gonna
we want
1:42:50
to throw out Roosevelt will
disable him
1:42:52
oh just say he's sick put him
aside you
1:42:55
takeover and Butler said no and
that was
1:42:59
the end of it and they didn't
throw any
1:43:00
of these guys in jail they
should have
1:43:01
thrown them all in jail the
DuPont's all
1:43:04
a bunch of heavy hitting again
1:43:06
billionaire classes I like to
call him
1:43:08
Democrats which is where the
rich people
1:43:09
really reside and they were
just it was
1:43:12
it was horrible but no no it's
fine okay
1:43:15
well they live Roosevelt in so
Bill
1:43:17
Maher is setting Brennan up
here with a
1:43:19
crisis the third crisis the
first one
1:43:22
was the the Revolutionary War
1:43:24
then we had the civil civil war
then we
1:43:28
had the depression depression
and now
1:43:30
and wait for Brennan the war
people
1:43:33
usually say then the depression
I don't
1:43:35
think the depression got it
what is most
1:43:37
fundamental about this country
was
1:43:39
economic but I don't think it
threatens
1:43:41
the rule of law as we do as we
have now
1:43:43
would you rank the crisis right
now that
1:43:47
way I would and I think it's
gonna get
1:43:50
worse before it gets better
because
1:43:52
don't forget Donald Trump has
the
1:43:53
authority of the president
United States
1:43:56
in his hands right in terms of
what he
1:43:57
can do domestically here as
well as what
1:43:59
he can do internationally to
try to
1:44:01
distract attention whether or
not he's
1:44:03
going to pursue some type of
foreign
1:44:04
adventure military or otherwise
right
1:44:06
but fundamentally though what
he's doing
1:44:09
to this country he's dividing
us we
1:44:11
Americans as you pointed out
1:44:12
Revolutionary War in civil war
we fought
1:44:15
hard for the freedoms and
liberties that
1:44:17
we have right now and so he's
dividing
1:44:19
Americans and so I'm really
concerned
1:44:21
that as he continues to play to
his base
1:44:23
he's further dividing us and
I'm really
1:44:26
concerned about whether this
could spill
1:44:28
over into the streets and so
Wow did he
1:44:33
just call for a civil war
1:44:36
well I hope not but you had to
say oh
1:44:40
I'm concerned this could spill
into the
1:44:42
streets I don't think it's
gonna get any
1:44:45
worse than that that woman's
March right
1:44:47
after they just kept office -
that's
1:44:51
about it you see hats are on
yeah that
1:44:53
that's hard that's art I mean
seriously
1:44:55
this the fidgit spinners are
going to
1:44:58
grab their muskets or they
gonna bring
1:45:01
their a kinetic sand to the
fight
1:45:04
continues two plates at his
base he's
1:45:06
further dividing us and I'm
really
1:45:09
concerned about whether this
could spill
1:45:10
over into the street you're
further
1:45:12
dividing as you douche so I
don't know
1:45:16
what the principal protagonist
in this
1:45:17
drama is going to do but well
we're
1:45:20
listening to you I surely hope
that
1:45:21
those adults and those people
in the
1:45:24
White House and in the cabinet
and in
1:45:26
the Congress are going to
recognize that
1:45:28
they need to act before there's
a real
1:45:32
disaster and by act I mean
whether it's
1:45:34
going up to Donald Trump and
saying this
1:45:37
has got to stop you are ruining
this
1:45:39
country got to stop you are
ruining this
1:45:39
and we're not going to tolerate
it any
1:45:41
longer they cannot turn a blind
eye to
1:45:43
this they have to forget about
the
1:45:44
political yes
1:45:56
hmm well first of all somebody
that the
1:46:00
left does appreciate and a guy
who I
1:46:03
appreciate also appreciate Ray
McGovern
1:46:05
mmm the CIA guy who's been out
and about
1:46:08
bitching and moaning about guys
like
1:46:10
this he thinks this guy's
running scared
1:46:12
from something there's
something up yes
1:46:15
that was the number one target
is
1:46:17
corruption of some sort that's
very high
1:46:20
level and I think this is his
final
1:46:21
final Hail Mary I don't know
he's a
1:46:25
pretty good job of fending off
1:46:26
everything lucky he's got the
whole Bill
1:46:29
Maher or crowd clapping his
favorite
1:46:31
this makes zero sense in the
scheme of
1:46:34
things over the long you know
the long
1:46:36
look at the left-wing the
left-wing
1:46:38
politics with Maher as one of
the
1:46:40
cheerleaders to have this guy
getting
1:46:42
these kinds of yeah this kind of
1:46:44
reaction is very strange we
better get
1:46:46
out of this dimension before we
get
1:46:47
before we have to get the
Dramamine
1:46:54
is going to be only America
1:46:59
hold on everybody we're going
back first
1:47:02
remember look at the ground if
you feel
1:47:04
nauseous look at the ground if
you feel
1:47:19
we need to either practice more
or that
1:47:22
was rough that was rough
1:47:23
it was a rough trip rough
travel I got
1:47:28
it cliff now I don't know if
this is
1:47:30
serious I think it's not look
in between
1:47:33
clip here I think just the guy
mocking
1:47:36
our train guy who was actually
the train
1:47:38
guy our train guy actually was
mocking
1:47:40
another train guy but guess
what's more
1:47:43
sincere uh-huh but now there's
this guy
1:47:46
this is one minute the one and
a half
1:47:48
minute clip a guy Canada and I
think
1:47:52
there are guys out there like
this
1:47:54
because they think a lot people
were
1:47:56
just bored but a single men you
know
1:47:59
they don't have any women in
their lives
1:48:00
and then cells in cells will in
so
1:48:04
there's an in cell action I
think they
1:48:07
just opened a new bridge I
think this is
1:48:09
in Saskatchewan or someplace
and this
1:48:11
guy's out in his car going over
the new
1:48:15
bridge going over the new
bridge waiting
1:48:19
for this for over three years
1:48:21
well super excited Oh
1:48:27
oh my heart's pounding I can
feel it
1:48:29
through my chest can I ask what
bridge
1:48:31
this is some bridge indeed I
don't know
1:48:34
what breathing it did never set
foot
1:48:35
bridge it is but it's a new
bridge two
1:48:37
to three years to build and
this guys
1:48:38
decided to make a video of
himself going
1:48:41
over the bridge and because you
know we
1:48:43
all want to we all care so much
oh look
1:48:45
at this this is awesome
1:48:47
well I wish I would have got to
go last
1:48:49
night but I didn't get a chance
to
1:48:51
alright where do I go keep going
1:48:54
straight where do I go keep
going
1:48:55
oh it's all new to me it's like
I'm in a
1:48:57
new city got my way white car
you're
1:49:01
ruining the experience all
sweet eat
1:49:04
another pass all right where is
it
1:49:09
Lauren Avenue 2.4 kilometers
1:49:14
Oh Avenue 2.4 kilometers
1:49:17
I'm excited owner how many
lanes there's
1:49:20
going to be the pro gonna be
like 20 20
1:49:23
lanes on my weight white car Oh
South
1:49:27
Saskatchewan River here we go
here we go
1:49:37
Wow look at the river lay the
river
1:49:42
teeth you can't see it but this
river oh
1:49:44
my god yeah oh my god was
everything a
1:49:50
dream now I want to do it again
how do
1:49:58
you think if I want to do it
again dams
1:50:01
all awesome although not beyond
the
1:50:04
realm of possibility it sounded
pretty
1:50:06
fake I mean this is real come
on come on
1:50:16
now that's a foamer this guy was
1:50:18
formerly former light any
wasn't even
1:50:20
spitting well I I appreciate
what you're
1:50:24
doing with that yeah I think
there's
1:50:26
guys like that yeah possibly
1:50:32
possibly like that yeah possibly
1:50:34
and they're usually womanless
for a
1:50:37
reason yes all right since
we're doing
1:50:42
that kind of stuff I guess we
can
1:50:46
do this dogs are adorable but
they like
1:50:49
everything I meant this
1:50:52
or is it hurt no why is this
not working
1:50:55
today is it hurt no why is this
not working
1:50:57
now where's dogs are people too
1:51:00
dogs are people too yeah that
kind of
1:51:03
ruins my sight yeah you
probably saw
1:51:14
this story and thank goodness
someone
1:51:16
sent me a clip of it because
you just
1:51:17
have to hear to believe it I've
heard of
1:51:19
maternity leave and paternity
leave but
1:51:21
what about fraternity late
1:51:23
as in time off for employees
recently
1:51:25
adopted a new furry friend
being offered
1:51:30
by a digital marketing firm in
1:51:32
Minneapolis it lets employees
with a new
1:51:34
pet work from home for a week
by the way
1:51:36
kind of a clue a digital
marketing firm
1:51:39
hello are you people so stupid
1:51:42
it lets employees with a new
pet work
1:51:43
from home for a week the
company says
1:51:45
the goal is to celebrate their
diverse
1:51:47
workforce this policy doesn't
apply to
1:51:50
pets in cages or tanks though
so no
1:51:53
goldfish Stan know they're
tough to do
1:51:55
to adjust no I've recently a
definite
1:51:57
dog so I would like to take a
week off
1:51:59
yeah nope sorry too late for
turnin t
1:52:10
leave little brother we need to
have a
1:52:13
list of these things to goes
with the
1:52:15
fidgets spinners and the brunch
brunch
1:52:19
I like brunch Emily never like
brunch
1:52:24
I've been to really I don't
I've never
1:52:27
liked brunch I mean it seems to
me is it
1:52:30
breakfast is at lunch between I
was late
1:52:34
like an early lunch or a late
breakfast
1:52:36
I never could combine that
champagne oh
1:52:40
you have to have a glasses shit
I don't
1:52:42
mind having a glass of
champagne in the
1:52:44
morning but I don't usually do
it
1:52:47
but y'all know with the brunch
you have
1:52:49
champagne and you have all these
1:52:50
different kinds of eggs that's
the thing
1:52:52
I like the champagne part I like
1:52:55
eggs benedict brunch they have
eggs
1:52:58
benedict do they have eggs
benedict yeah
1:53:00
they got a zebra okay let's go
there
1:53:02
can't be brunch without the
eggs without
1:53:03
put an egg on it
1:53:06
yes I like the champagne part
always I
1:53:10
must admit oh yeah hook sore
some cheap
1:53:15
champagne give you a headache
but you
1:53:16
have a headache by one by the
way I did
1:53:19
it I went to Chicago without
the iPhone
1:53:23
oh oh yes I did it and that's
good and
1:53:27
it was better yes and it was
wonderful
1:53:29
it really the the OTG phone the
Kyocera
1:53:33
with the surface go which I
just want to
1:53:37
mention about that there's
something
1:53:38
that you know Windows has this
1:53:40
reputation of being wonky and
it is but
1:53:42
when you have the Windows 10
now on
1:53:46
Hardware because it's always
the the
1:53:49
problem is always the hardware
and I
1:53:50
think and you know this better
than I do
1:53:52
John but I think that many
hardware
1:53:55
manufacturers you know they
they have
1:53:57
the windows and there's all
these calls
1:53:58
for hardware I guess there's
drivers and
1:54:00
stuff that has to be written
for how it
1:54:02
sleeps or how it deals with
monitors and
1:54:04
you know and and then always
implement
1:54:06
the protocols properly so you
said to me
1:54:09
the other day in fact with
Windows you
1:54:11
reboot a lot and it you know
it's
1:54:13
because stuff just doesn't work
and then
1:54:14
the Start menu doesn't go but
when it's
1:54:17
on hardware that they were
close to the
1:54:21
design process or did design
I'm not
1:54:23
quite big no it's obviously
it's a
1:54:24
Microsoft DOS
1:54:26
it's in-house and it is an
advantage it
1:54:31
really works
1:54:33
it really does and I am sad to
say that
1:54:37
the edge browser of course I'm
trying
1:54:40
everything out and I'm sure
it's a
1:54:42
leaking sieve but man that
thing really
1:54:44
works well on the edge and the
on the
1:54:47
surface well on the edge and
the on the
1:54:49
it's a very very very slick fast
1:54:52
lightweight feels lightweight
browser if
1:54:56
you've compared with brave it's
probably
1:54:58
their best yeah and it seems to
have all
1:55:01
kinds of security issues and I
done tons
1:55:04
of I would have million reasons
never to
1:55:06
use it the only thing I was
thinking
1:55:08
though when it comes to cuz
Microsoft
1:55:10
this definitely has an ad based
business
1:55:12
but it seems to me that there
and I
1:55:15
again I could be wrong but
their ad
1:55:16
based business it's probably
just sheer
1:55:18
volume base you know they got
basic age
1:55:20
and some category slices I
don't think
1:55:23
that anywhere near the access
that
1:55:25
Google or Facebook or Twitter
has I
1:55:29
think these guys just saying
hey look
1:55:30
you have all these people
actually
1:55:32
paying for stuff like Skype
that we
1:55:34
still give them ads these are
great
1:55:35
people to advertise to
1:55:38
yeah the suckers I don't think
they're
1:55:40
taking all of your information
and slice
1:55:42
it they may be but I don't know
of any
1:55:44
business unit it met Microsoft
that's
1:55:46
doing that too you know they
probably
1:55:49
have a clue know that it's
bogus anyway
1:55:52
yeah but it doesn't seem like
it's a big
1:55:56
part of their future
1:55:59
they don't act that way so I'm
limply
1:56:03
under Ballmer they were at kind
of
1:56:05
headed in that direction I
think has
1:56:06
been backed off Molly
1:56:07
kicked him out
1:56:10
now he runs a basketball team
yes so
1:56:14
while we're on the OTG tip
heading out
1:56:16
for a trek and Gatineau Park is
one of
1:56:19
the great joys of living in
this area
1:56:21
and it's not surprising that
tech-savvy
1:56:23
hikers are using their phones
this is
1:56:25
from the CBC broadcast news
network to
1:56:28
navigate the trails and in the
Lake
1:56:31
Philip area no Program Officer
Rochelle
1:56:34
Paquette says relying on just
your phone
1:56:36
can lead hikers into trouble
because
1:56:39
cell reception in the park is
very
1:56:41
spotty at best and all of a
sudden your
1:56:43
GPS isn't working you may get
lost and
1:56:46
once lost it's a lot harder for
us to
1:56:48
find you and know where you are
okay
1:56:51
recommends that before setting
out on a
1:56:54
trail hikers check in at the
parks
1:56:56
visitor center where staff can
suggest
1:56:58
routes that are suited to the
hikers
1:57:00
ability warned about changing
weather
1:57:03
conditions and handover that
old school
1:57:06
paper mass natalie Gautier of
expedition
1:57:09
company great Canadian trails
says
1:57:11
hikers have found themselves in
1:57:13
dangerous situations by relying
on
1:57:15
out-of-date GPS maps that
didn't include
1:57:18
details about terrain
conditions or tide
1:57:21
changes or were simply wrong us
1:57:24
definitely it's a growing
problem and I
1:57:27
think that people forget that
their
1:57:28
phone has limitations something
our
1:57:31
intrepid trailblazers have
figured out
1:57:34
for themselves I'm walking
around with
1:57:36
it but I don't have service I
don't know
1:57:38
why frankly the GPS systems are
only as
1:57:46
accurate as a software updates
that your
1:57:48
applications get and so can you
see that
1:57:50
maybe it's probably still a
good idea to
1:57:52
pick up a paper map you know
what it
1:57:54
would be because I almost
dropped my
1:57:56
phone in the lake earlier well
if you do
1:58:04
have trouble reading a map you
can
1:58:06
always look up and follow those
old
1:58:09
wooden signs
1:58:12
I love that I love the
Millennial
1:58:15
response I was dropped by phone
we would
1:58:17
have been lost to Millennials
get lost
1:58:21
in the park because they run
out of cell
1:58:23
phone service as well
millennial to the
1:58:25
other service as well
millennial to the
1:58:25
let's have brunch
1:58:28
I mean a couple of things
notice this
1:58:31
too with some phone subsystems
you can
1:58:36
be using your GPS to go from
here to
1:58:38
there and if you lose self tower
1:58:41
coverage the GPS stops working
1:58:44
oh really hinted at this in
this report
1:58:47
if you listen to the beginning
of it cuz
1:58:49
I heard that yo ah that's
because the
1:58:52
guests are calling home and
they you
1:58:54
know constantly reporting where
you are
1:58:57
or there's something going on
well yeah
1:58:59
yeah and when that gets cut off
they say
1:59:01
well I this isn't working so
they just
1:59:03
kill the whole thing you should
be able
1:59:05
to roam around without any cell
phone
1:59:08
coverage with the GPS it's
satellites
1:59:10
how I like the paper maps not
bad to
1:59:12
learn how to read them not bad
to help
1:59:14
us back up there's that but I'm
just
1:59:16
saying this other mechanism is
bad you
1:59:18
can buy a real GPS handheld
device that
1:59:21
doesn't rely on the cell towers
and this
1:59:24
bullcrap I mean the trees don't
move
1:59:27
they're either there or they're
not it's
1:59:29
not like there needs update a
software
1:59:31
update well this redwood is the
wrong
1:59:33
spot yeah break yeah
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compass helps yeah oh yeah
comfort huh
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what's the compass I have one
on my
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phone the compass I have one on
my
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oh boy uh-oh I got a weird one
here all
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right this is every once in a
while you
1:59:57
run into this a topic or issue
that
2:00:00
maybe it can't even discuss
maybe it's
2:00:03
illegal to discuss it but they
slip it
2:00:06
into dramas some writers got a
hair up
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his ass he's a leader
foundation thing
2:00:11
no no this is worse oh no this
is not
2:00:14
worse this is this got nothing
to do
2:00:16
with that this is somebody who
decided
2:00:18
to complain about a situation
that we
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have which is the invention
secrecy act
2:00:24
have you ever heard of that
invention
2:00:26
secrecy act I maybe refresh my
memory
2:00:30
well there's nothing to refresh
because
2:00:32
we've never talked about it
it's it's
2:00:34
technically called the
invention secrecy
2:00:36
act of 1951 so they brought it
into the
2:00:40
storyline of an elementary a
couple of
2:00:43
weeks ago and I was like
derivative to
2:00:45
this I looked it up and did some
2:00:47
research on it but let's listen
to the
2:00:48
clip early this morning a
scientist
2:00:50
named Ken Foucault was detained
by
2:00:52
military police why you
familiar with
2:00:56
the invention secrecy act sure
it gives
2:01:00
the government power to seize
control of
2:01:01
any invention it considers a
threat to
2:01:04
national security
2:01:04
oh do you vendors patent becomes
2:01:06
classified like I never existed
it does
2:01:09
more than that anyone working
on the
2:01:11
invention has to stop work
immediately
2:01:13
and can't even talk about it
anymore
2:01:15
there's no promise of
compensation and
2:01:18
the orders can be maintained
for years
2:01:20
meaning the inventor can never
profit
2:01:23
from their work
2:01:24
and you think that's why
Fukunaga
2:01:26
scooped up the leak doesn't
work we
2:01:29
think he had the most to gain
with the
2:01:31
public aware of the tech
legally the
2:01:33
order can't be enforced he
could resume
2:01:35
his work and make millions it
would be
2:01:38
risky if they can prove he did
it he'll
2:01:41
go to prison and he'll lose his
patent
2:01:43
which is why we think he
committed a
2:01:45
murder to cover it up we want
to talk to
2:01:48
focaccia to cover it up we want
to talk to
2:01:49
but the military won't let us
near him
2:01:50
Wow well that explains a lot
2:01:57
now I know why free energy is so
2:01:59
suppressed zero-point energy so
I admit
2:02:06
I flubbed the punchline
zero-point
2:02:08
energy flubbed the punchline
zero-point
2:02:10
dan good cliff I thought there
was a
2:02:14
great clip and I need to go
they at they
2:02:16
revisited it a little bit later
when
2:02:19
they said the guy can't even go
to court
2:02:21
to get this rescinded cuz you
can't
2:02:23
once you're it's like one of
those dude
2:02:25
of those private you know one
of those
2:02:26
papers that you get from the
governments
2:02:28
and you can't talk about this
paper you
2:02:29
can't say this you can't do
that you
2:02:31
can't do that you can't even go
to court
2:02:32
because if you say anything at
all
2:02:34
you're in violation of the
secrecy order
2:02:36
that you just dropped on you're
like a
2:02:39
bomb and you're screwed but
they also
2:02:40
said it can't be legally
enforced
2:02:44
you it can't be legally enforced
2:02:45
didn't I hear them say that in
the clip
2:02:47
no they never said that in the
clip are
2:02:49
you sure yeah oh you think
that's why
2:02:53
Fukunaga scooped up not here
sleep
2:02:56
doesn't work I think he at the
most a
2:02:58
game with the public aware of
the tech
2:03:00
here there's no promise of
compensation
2:03:02
and the orders can be
maintained for
2:03:04
years meaning inventor can
never profit
2:03:07
from their work maybe not and
you think
2:03:10
that's why Fukunaga scooped up
the leak
2:03:13
doesn't work we think he had
the most to
2:03:15
gain with the public aware of
the tech
2:03:17
legally the order can't be
enforced
2:03:19
legally the order can't be okay
well
2:03:23
here's the storyline if the if
it's
2:03:26
leaked to the public
2:03:28
ah then the order can't be
enforced by
2:03:31
as you've listened further in
the clip
2:03:33
if he leaked it to the public
then he
2:03:35
can be arrested I got a patent
can be
2:03:37
killed you don't get a patent
there's no
2:03:40
patent anymore more in jail
2:03:43
we have guys who work at USPTO
dude
2:03:47
named Ben and he and by the way
he sent
2:03:51
a note a while back and I don't
think I
2:03:53
read it but there's all kinds of
2:03:54
shenanigans going on there
maybe he can
2:03:57
let us know if he's ever come
across
2:03:58
this or ever heard of it
internally or
2:04:01
well I'm sure they they all
heard of it
2:04:03
but I like to know how they
okay so the
2:04:05
patent gets by the way you can
bypass
2:04:07
this and with something called
trade
2:04:09
secrets so you could invent
something
2:04:12
that you know is going to have
this you
2:04:14
know be something can grab but
if you do
2:04:16
it as a trade secret you can
still
2:04:18
produce the product which but
it's more
2:04:21
risky because you have a you
know that's
2:04:23
one Chinese buy from from the
PRC is
2:04:27
working for you the next thing
you know
2:04:28
the Chinese have the idea
2:04:32
but I would like to know how
was a
2:04:35
patent go this is what I would
ask ask
2:04:37
ask which is does the do you
put the
2:04:40
patent in and then is durable I
can NSA
2:04:43
guy standing at the door who
cozy chair
2:04:46
moving patents no no come on
it's AI hey
2:04:51
hey eyes scans all submissions
and uh-oh
2:04:54
looks like wasn't considered
much of a
2:04:57
big deal this this idea was
first
2:04:59
employed in 1940 at the
beginning of
2:05:02
World War two our beginning and
the it
2:05:06
was set so you can grab the
patent for
2:05:10
two years and then it goes back
to the
2:05:12
inventor because I guess you
can do
2:05:14
countermeasures or whatever
because it's
2:05:16
supposed to be have to do with
national
2:05:17
security but you can call
anything
2:05:18
National Security when they did
the
2:05:21
Patent Act or this and inventor
secrecy
2:05:24
act of 1951 which was in Fort
begin
2:05:27
which came kind of like during
the
2:05:31
Truman administration's locked
down of
2:05:33
the entire security system in
this
2:05:35
country the creation of the CIA
and all
2:05:37
these things in 47 48 they they
headed
2:05:41
so there was no two-year deal
it was
2:05:43
like you get you could lose
your patent
2:05:45
and they take it and you can
but this is
2:05:49
also completely
unconstitutional the
2:05:51
Constitution mentions the
protection of
2:05:55
inventions and profit by the
inventor
2:05:58
specifically yeah so this has
to be a
2:06:01
constitutional violation and
shall make
2:06:03
no law it's been in play since
1952 and
2:06:07
it has not no one has fought it
I don't
2:06:11
think anyone knows about it
what were
2:06:14
simply lobs you've invented
stuff
2:06:17
according to okey doke in the
troll room
2:06:19
one of my favorite writers
Daniel Suarez
2:06:21
his book in flux has the exact
same
2:06:24
storyline book in flux has the
exact same
2:06:25
I have not read in flux
2:06:27
so I'll but I love that guys
writing so
2:06:30
according to the wiki page 5002
I don't
2:06:36
know what to get the two but
over 5,000
2:06:38
inventions have been shelved
watching
2:06:42
this secrecy act and who knows
maybe
2:06:45
zero-point energy is in there
this
2:06:48
people is why you come to the
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somebody in one of the gossip
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said that the the gun thing the
Disney's
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director I guess that you know
alleged
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is James James the pedophile
Joker yeah
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and a lot of this is a big
crackdown and
2:25:19
going on at Disney and you see
stuff
2:25:21
like ABC News yeah because
according to
2:25:25
the gossips they say is because
I'd her
2:25:31
body grrrrrr yeah you got it
runs Disney
2:25:34
uh-oh is considering a
political run as
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a Democrat Oh
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gotta clear everything out yeah
ents
2:25:42
another the billionaire
Democrats you
2:25:44
know this this has happenings
left and
2:25:46
right if you want to do
anything in the
2:25:48
public realm politics news
media or
2:25:53
otherwise really anything in
the public
2:25:55
realm you've got to be so
squeaky clean
2:25:58
cuz if someone doesn't like you
or
2:25:59
there's just some reason you
know it
2:26:01
could be a competitive thing it
could be
2:26:03
because you're someone's yeah
they're
2:26:05
competing for a prize it could
be for a
2:26:07
an office position you have to
make sure
2:26:10
that your history is squeaky
clean or
2:26:12
even your history is squeaky
clean or
2:26:15
let's see where is it I think I
have a
2:26:17
story about this don't I
2:26:19
yes this could happen to you
IndyCar
2:26:22
driver Connor Daly's NASCAR
debut this
2:26:24
weekend has been sidelined by a
racial
2:26:27
slur Lily diabetes has pulled a
2:26:29
sponsorship of Daly's car in
the NASCAR
2:26:31
Infiniti race at Road America
according
2:26:33
to ESPN Conor Daly himself did
not use
2:26:37
the racial slur but his father
racing
2:26:39
analyst Derek Daly recently
admitted to
2:26:42
using the n-word more than 30
years ago
2:26:44
Lilly says it's dropping
sponsorship
2:26:47
because the controversy has
become a
2:26:49
distraction the controversy has
become a
2:26:50
and that's how it works and
they Wow
2:26:52
they just don't want to be part
of the
2:26:54
story years ago you somebody
you didn't
2:26:59
do your father in this cab but
it could
2:27:01
be someone you knew yes that's
clip of
2:27:03
the day right there that's the
most
2:27:04
ridiculous thing I've ever heard
2:27:10
corporations wish again brings
us back
2:27:12
to our show these gutless
corporations
2:27:16
pulled the plug on stuff so
fast you
2:27:18
know this is Lilly in this case
yeah cuz
2:27:21
this kid did nothing wrong he
wasn't
2:27:23
probably he's like in his 20s
I'm sure
2:27:25
as a young guys a rookie racer
so he's
2:27:27
not even it was before he was
born
2:27:30
yeah probably yeah and they
pulled the
2:27:33
plug on him and it ruins his
career this
2:27:37
is Reid this is unbelievable
2:27:40
I know
2:27:42
it's unbelievable and this is
why we
2:27:45
can't have sponsors and you
know we had
2:27:47
some guys some wrote a note in
saying I
2:27:50
don't have it in front of uses
guys I
2:27:53
guess see ye have lousy
donations you
2:27:58
guys are just a couple of trap
chills
2:28:00
yeah that's right that's us man
2:28:03
good luck I'm out yeah and I
went over
2:28:10
to the databases donated what
he never
2:28:13
donated but I went to the
course not but
2:28:16
I do want to see if he's up but
he did
2:28:18
actually unsubscribe and
disappear oh
2:28:21
okay well then he did it the
right way
2:28:22
yeah but he didn't I didn't
need the
2:28:25
note no of course not
2:28:27
or she don't need it so here's
the some
2:28:31
interesting thing this is
there's a big
2:28:34
brouhaha in the UK over some
police I
2:28:38
think this is in London hitting
some
2:28:40
girl flat in the face of the
palm of his
2:28:42
hand to kind of stun her so
they could
2:28:44
get her handcuffed she was
kicking and
2:28:46
biting and it was possible this
is the
2:28:49
end of the debate about this on
I think
2:28:51
it was on RT but this police
hitting
2:28:53
girl you can have some comment
it's
2:28:55
described as police brutality
which it
2:28:57
isn't you also keep saying
2:28:59
fourteen-year-old girl like
that has any
2:29:01
relevance fourteen-year-old
girls can
2:29:03
cause harm just like anybody
else
2:29:04
he's telling me the two grown
police
2:29:06
officers to grown police
officers with
2:29:08
four limbs to deal with on one
person
2:29:11
they can't restrain those four
limbs and
2:29:13
and the body without bashing
the head
2:29:16
into a metal shutter and to go
back to
2:29:18
the point I made before and I
don't
2:29:19
believe is what in fashioning a
head
2:29:21
home to a man you either have
talked
2:29:23
disorient this is about
recognizing that
2:29:26
if the police going to respond
to a
2:29:28
video like that with with pure
2:29:30
defensiveness I think the
problems are
2:29:32
only going to get worse between
the
2:29:34
sections of the public that
already have
2:29:35
a lot of doubts about the
police black
2:29:37
lives matter in the u.s. for
instance
2:29:38
it's not as if the police
haven't been
2:29:40
brutalizing people for many
years it's
2:29:42
that people now have
smartphones and can
2:29:44
record it you would be better
off
2:29:46
supporting the police in trying
to keep
2:29:48
order and questioning why
2:29:50
fourteen-year-old girls are
brawling in
2:29:52
the street
2:29:52
with other children of that age
instead
2:29:55
of questioning the actions of
the police
2:29:57
doing their best to deal with
that
2:29:59
situation so this was going on
every
2:30:06
time I see these I am always
thinking
2:30:08
back about I don't know 20
years 30
2:30:11
years yeah of all these these
crazy
2:30:15
things that you used to see
when you
2:30:17
were younger than oh and look
at the new
2:30:19
invention the police have a big
net it
2:30:21
can throw for somebody they
have a
2:30:23
sticky goo they can shoot at
something
2:30:26
then they can't move anymore
they're
2:30:27
stuck against the wall with a
sticky goo
2:30:29
there's all these crazy things
but yet
2:30:32
we've seen except for the one
thing that
2:30:34
I have seen used a lot which is
they
2:30:36
they string out a like a bunch
of spikes
2:30:40
on the road yes yeah yeah so
car drives
2:30:42
over it loses all his tires but
except
2:30:45
for that one device Oh all this
other
2:30:47
stuff is just this pipe grins
why don't
2:30:49
they employ some of these
things once a
2:30:52
ride I always liked the idea of
the of
2:30:53
the net I think that's very
funny yeah
2:30:57
where's all this stuff they
just end up
2:30:59
having to take the hand and
parently
2:31:00
this is like some technique
where you
2:31:02
just palme somebody really hard
in there
2:31:04
yeah and there's spatially
disoriented I
2:31:07
like that I'm spaced yeah we've
talked a
2:31:11
lot in the show about political
2:31:13
correctness and social justice
warriors
2:31:15
and talk about it all the time
I hit a
2:31:17
little game a little ask John
I'm gonna
2:31:19
give you a quote I'm gonna give
you I
2:31:20
don't have a I don't I won't do
though
2:31:21
just I'm gonna give you a quick
quote
2:31:22
one paragraph you're gonna tell
me whose
2:31:24
quote it is you ready sure
those who are
2:31:28
most sensitive about politically
2:31:30
incorrect terminology are not
the
2:31:33
average ghetto dweller abused
woman or
2:31:35
disabled person but a minority
of
2:31:38
activists many of whom do not
even
2:31:40
belong to any oppressed group
but come
2:31:43
from privileged strata of
society
2:31:46
political correctness has its
stronghold
2:31:49
among university professors who
have
2:31:51
secured employment with
comfortable
2:31:53
salaries the majority of whom
are
2:31:55
heterosexual white males from
upper
2:31:57
middle-class families John C
Dvorak who
2:32:01
wrote that
2:32:02
p-diddy no you want one more
guess noam
2:32:08
chomsky no I have no idea this
is wait
2:32:12
wait wait Jordan Peterson nope
this is
2:32:15
to be found on page two of
industrial
2:32:18
society and its future written
by
2:32:20
professor Theodore Kaczynski
also known
2:32:23
as the Unabomber yeah thank you
sir
2:32:27
bream ropes for them rose for
reminding
2:32:29
me of that how about that well
too good
2:32:32
cool I'd forgotten all about it
she has
2:32:34
super nailed it written in the
80s yes
2:32:38
things been going on for a
while hey
2:32:42
this is no people yeah I have
another
2:32:45
three Parker
2:32:48
I have to I really must say
this this
2:32:50
episode of Bill Maher show if
you can
2:32:54
stomach it it the whole show is
worth
2:32:56
watching David corn was on
promoting his
2:32:59
book I mean it was just I mean
we could
2:33:02
just play that he lose his job
cuz he
2:33:04
was like a sexual predator Oh
heralded
2:33:06
heralded on this on the side
and I don't
2:33:09
I'm not gonna play clips from
him but he
2:33:10
was on was some woman wrote a
cookbook
2:33:12
who was completely unhinged it
was a
2:33:14
great episode if you're into
that kind
2:33:17
of stuff which is what we do
parish
2:33:20
wisher what Swisher was also on
Kara is
2:33:25
of course the recode founder
and she co
2:33:30
founder co-founder but she also
is now
2:33:33
you know she's expanded her own
brand
2:33:36
and writes op eds for the New
York Times
2:33:38
or maybe even journalistic
pieces I
2:33:40
think as well she appears
everywhere and
2:33:43
with the you know the big face
bag
2:33:45
scandal she's been on MSNBC a
lot
2:33:48
talking about about her own
articles of
2:33:51
course and she came on to talk
about
2:33:55
face bag and Zuckerberg
specifically and
2:34:00
you know I think it's I can't
wait to
2:34:04
hear your opinion of some of
the things
2:34:06
she's saying here and we do
have to know
2:34:08
that when it comes to Silicon
Valley she
2:34:10
may have a bone of contention
or a bone
2:34:13
to pick because she was married
to
2:34:16
former top Googler what was her
into
2:34:19
what's her name Megan Smith
yeah was
2:34:21
also the CIO of the United
States of
2:34:23
America under the Obama
administration
2:34:26
and they divorced so you know
she may
2:34:29
have a I'm just putting that
into
2:34:30
context I don't know but they
might have
2:34:32
she might have a bit of a beef
like a
2:34:33
screw GU I don't know but baby
she comes
2:34:38
on as the second special guest
2:34:39
you know she sits next tomorrow
when the
2:34:41
panels on all right right
that's when it
2:34:43
comes out let last yes and this
is about
2:34:47
the purge and about what face
bag is
2:34:51
doing and I thought it was very
2:34:52
enlightening to hear all this
from her
2:34:53
you know you need ID to buy
groceries
2:35:00
why don't you need ID to prove
who you
2:35:03
really are on Facebook or
Twitter
2:35:05
because it wouldn't make them
so many
2:35:07
billions of dollars I guess I
don't know
2:35:08
I mean it's a really
problematic that's
2:35:10
the only way that's the only
reason is
2:35:11
that this has been a thing
that's been
2:35:13
built from the beginning to
operate the
2:35:15
way it does which was is to do
growth
2:35:16
growth growth at all costs and
also take
2:35:20
away your data privacy from you
and
2:35:22
that's what it does so there's
no way we
2:35:24
can shame them into doing the
right
2:35:25
thing well they're under attack
because
2:35:28
you know the country's under
attack yes
2:35:30
this is the modern way of
warfare it's
2:35:33
not artillery anymore from
Russia yeah I
2:35:35
wrote a comment a times talking
about
2:35:37
this idea of values and
standards and
2:35:39
the fact that they had to get
them they
2:35:40
had to have them but for what I
thought
2:35:42
was I did a podcast just recent
with
2:35:44
Mark Zuckerberg and one of the
things
2:35:45
when we talked about it was the
was the
2:35:47
idea of what was going on and
whether he
2:35:49
had responsibility for the
platform a
2:35:50
lot of these people don't feel
like they
2:35:52
have responsibility he doesn't
well it's
2:35:55
a weird thing they do now if
you notice
2:35:57
when he was in Congress he said
I we
2:35:58
have a broader responsibility
and my
2:36:00
question when he was saying
that to all
2:36:02
those those various politicians
was why
2:36:05
didn't he have it in the first
place why
2:36:06
didn't they start by building
these
2:36:08
things so that they would be
2:36:09
that they would they would
evolve in a
2:36:12
way that kept pace with
humanities and
2:36:14
when I realized when I was
talking to
2:36:15
him was that he didn't take you
man and
2:36:18
he's in college he didn't
finish college
2:36:19
instead became a billionaire
they don't
2:36:23
have a great sense of their the
impact
2:36:26
of the things they built well
also I
2:36:28
think we've romanticized nerds
yes we
2:36:31
have you know back when I was
in college
2:36:33
nerd was a bad word right and
then it
2:36:35
became though this cute thing
right you
2:36:38
know hot girls like to say I'm
a nerd no
2:36:40
you're not I know it's not
really always
2:36:46
a good thing I mean Mark
Zuckerberg I'm
2:36:48
sorry but that is a real nerd
he looks
2:36:50
awful he moves his clothes
laughing
2:36:54
about someone's appearance
which wisher
2:36:55
calls mountains clothes
terrible hair I
2:36:58
mean Bill Gates looks like Cary
Grant
2:37:04
you know he's you know he's on
the
2:37:09
spectrum of dweeb enos that I
don't
2:37:11
think yeah no I just now Belle
what
2:37:16
looks you can insult his entire
service
2:37:18
and the way it's ruined
democracy but
2:37:20
please don't insult as looks
he's not
2:37:23
watching don't insult as looks
he's not
2:37:25
they're not watching you say
they plug
2:37:28
him in at night knees in the
car I'm
2:37:30
just saying what when people
are nerds I
2:37:32
think they just have you know
that's
2:37:34
what part of nerdiness is you
just you
2:37:36
have trouble relating to
humanity and I
2:37:38
don't think they very often
have a great
2:37:40
sense of humor in the language
they talk
2:37:47
to so I often try to use like
Marvel
2:37:49
Comics and very oh it's it gets
worse
2:38:00
idea she's actually a Voltaire
quote but
2:38:03
I don't bring that into
discussion with
2:38:05
them because they're too stupid
I'm
2:38:06
which is with great power comes
great
2:38:08
responsibility which was uncle
the Peter
2:38:10
Parker's uncle and spider-man
Thank You
2:38:13
them I said you have abrogated
your
2:38:15
responsibilities know that I
didn't
2:38:18
either what is spider-man you
mean yeah
2:38:21
she's like she's the one who
seems like
2:38:23
more of the comic nerd yeah but
I didn't
2:38:26
know it either but yeah oh
they're so
2:38:28
stupid I don't tell him it's
Voltaire I
2:38:30
say it's what spider-man would
say now
2:38:32
do you understand these ah
great power
2:38:33
comes great responsibility
which is
2:38:35
uncle the Peter Parker's uncle
and so it
2:38:39
keeps saying to them I said you
have
2:38:40
abrogated your responsibility
when you
2:38:42
build these things and the way
you built
2:38:43
them made them so they would
operate
2:38:46
this way and so when you think
about it
2:38:47
these sites were not hacked by
the
2:38:50
Russians they were used exactly
as they
2:38:52
were built right there was no
hacking go
2:38:54
and the Russians walked right
in and do
2:38:57
whole hundred thousand dollars
thank you
2:39:00
for making my point though I
appreciate
2:39:02
that making my point though I
appreciate
2:39:03
now let's talk about the
hearings on the
2:39:05
hill but companies never just
do the
2:39:07
right thing because you ask
them you
2:39:09
have to find them you have to
well
2:39:11
that's you have to write you
have to
2:39:12
regulate them did you watch
those
2:39:14
hearings or coming up but did
you watch
2:39:16
it how do you think mark did
like you
2:39:18
don't make me talk about Mark
Zuckerberg
2:39:21
they're all coming there what
happens is
2:39:23
it's an incredibly low bar
because
2:39:25
politicians are absolutely
brain-dead
2:39:27
when it comes to tech
especially and so
2:39:29
what they do is they ask
questions
2:39:31
during that particular hearing
it was
2:39:32
about Terms of Service It was
as if
2:39:34
Terms of Service we're the
biggest
2:39:36
national security crisis of our
2:39:38
like that you can't read them
that
2:39:39
they're super confusing didn't
Facebook
2:39:41
start out as something very
sexist
2:39:45
wasn't it movie the movie don't
go with
2:39:48
the movie but it wasn't it
wasn't
2:39:49
something but they were just
rating the
2:39:51
way yeah well that's horrible
yeah but
2:39:56
that wasn't what Facebook was
then that
2:39:58
was his first thing we don't
want to be
2:40:00
judged by our first things bill
that did
2:40:02
is she referring to him saying
the 9/11
2:40:06
terrorists were not cowards oh
maybe
2:40:12
that's pretty interesting you'd
catch
2:40:14
that that's the first thing
spray I
2:40:16
don't think so I don't think
she thinks
2:40:19
that way but maybe it's possible
2:40:21
Facebook was then that was his
first
2:40:23
thing we don't want to be
judged by our
2:40:25
first things bill that did was
my last
2:40:34
clip and this is where she
really just
2:40:36
just yeah just tears them all
apart you
2:40:41
have to think about is is when
you think
2:40:43
about responsibility they they
don't
2:40:45
think there's consequences so
they they
2:40:47
don't think about the
consequences of
2:40:48
what they created and what they
invented
2:40:50
and one of the Facebook's
biggest things
2:40:52
that were on the walls if you
go to
2:40:53
Facebook headquarters first of
all these
2:40:54
all these headquarters are
built less if
2:40:56
they're for twelve-year-old boys
2:40:58
essentially all kinds of slides
and
2:41:00
things like that on the wall
one time
2:41:02
they asked me to go down the
slide and
2:41:03
I'm like I'm not going down
you're
2:41:04
fucking like I'm not going down
you're
2:41:09
I'm not gonna like it now but
they have
2:41:12
on the wall they have this
thing that
2:41:13
said move fast and break things
I think
2:41:16
you've all seen that it's the
move and
2:41:17
they were all excited about
move fast
2:41:18
and break things and when you
think
2:41:20
about it you go
2:41:21
well you've broken a lot of
things now
2:41:22
what are you gonna fix but their
2:41:23
mentality was that right break
things
2:41:27
break things yeah so they broke
2:41:29
democracy but okay yeah I mean
they're
2:41:33
part of it I mean the whole all
the
2:41:35
things we're talking about
before what
2:41:36
Donald Trump is doing these are
part of
2:41:38
that but which social media
does is it
2:41:39
amplifies and I said in the
times was
2:41:42
that it weaponized is everything
2:41:44
weaponized social media
recognizes
2:41:47
social discourse and it creeps
discs and
2:41:49
it weaponized is discord and
that's
2:41:51
that's the problem and that's
what the
2:41:52
Russians took advantage of
webinar I
2:41:55
would like to go back and if
you could
2:41:56
play go back to when she says
it weapon
2:42:00
eise's socially she's tell
about social
2:42:02
media weaponize is what wait
wait oh
2:42:10
sorry what I'm looking for is
what is
2:42:14
she referring to when she says
it's I
2:42:17
think social media but
2:42:20
I think she says it reppin
eise's social
2:42:22
media oh well let's listen
again was
2:42:24
that made me back a little bit
just to
2:42:26
make sure to break things I
think you've
2:42:28
all seen that in fest of great
attitude
2:42:31
when you think about it you go
2:42:33
well you've broken a lot of
things now
2:42:34
what are you gonna fix but their
2:42:36
mentality was that right break
things
2:42:39
break things yeah so they broke
2:42:41
democracy but okay yeah they
did I mean
2:42:45
it put their part of it I mean
the whole
2:42:47
all the things we're talking
about
2:42:48
before what Donald Trump is
doing these
2:42:49
are part of that but what
social media
2:42:51
does is it amplifies and
Reister than
2:42:54
the times was that it
weaponized is
2:42:55
everything it weaponized is the
First
2:42:56
Amendment it weaponized you're
saying I
2:42:58
think she's saying and social
media
2:43:00
weaponize --is
2:43:03
I'm getting that too I mean
that's what
2:43:05
she said that where the
structure is but
2:43:07
how does social media do
anything it's
2:43:10
just a neutral it's not like a
it's not
2:43:12
like a thing that can do that
can
2:43:15
weaponize anything it just
exists no
2:43:17
social media exists in a vacuum
it
2:43:20
doesn't it doesn't have it
itself does
2:43:23
not take action no it does not
but it
2:43:26
amplifies that maybe she can
say the
2:43:28
existence of social media
invites
2:43:31
invites the weaponization of
its itself
2:43:36
the way she says it makes it
sound like
2:43:37
you bring a rubber band and
when you're
2:43:40
on social media to bazooka
2:43:45
I don't like this analogy I
can't help
2:43:50
you don't like this analogy I
can't help
2:43:51
but that is that is Cara sure
sure one
2:43:54
of the most influential tech
writers of
2:43:56
our time yeah she's never
really known
2:43:59
I've worked with her before she
doesn't
2:44:00
she's not she's more of a social
2:44:03
commentator she doesn't really
generally
2:44:05
know that much about tech
technically I
2:44:08
mean there's people that doing
some
2:44:09
people that don't some people
are like
2:44:11
myself I come from a hobbyist
background
2:44:14
so I really into the nuts and
bolts and
2:44:16
the chips because if you're
gonna blame
2:44:18
any when you blame the chips it
seems to
2:44:20
me if you're gonna fit or are
you magic
2:44:22
that logical extreme is
responsible yeah
2:44:26
because it would no chips none
of this
2:44:29
would happen that's right they
2:44:30
weaponized information
2:44:33
but so she's a commentator and
when she
2:44:37
says move which ridicules move
fast and
2:44:41
break things that is really
kind of a
2:44:44
tech techie thing where you
want to you
2:44:47
know do a lot of coding and
make things
2:44:49
so they break and so you can
fix them
2:44:51
it's just part of a process
what she
2:44:53
what you should be talking
about is that
2:44:55
Facebook employs an an actual
army of
2:44:58
social psychologists who entire
job is
2:45:01
to make sure you get outraged
2:45:04
there's a lot of things she
could talk
2:45:06
about but she doesn't she just
kind of
2:45:08
feeds and it would bill maher
one sit
2:45:10
there talking about but
remember it's
2:45:13
just an outrage over what yeah
so I some
2:45:16
Russians and hundred thousand
dollar ad
2:45:18
buy well you know the Russian
bots are
2:45:21
still at work they never went
away
2:45:23
yeah those Russian BOTS oh yes
they're
2:45:26
so hard to figure out which
ones are the
2:45:27
Russian body yes apparently the
Russian
2:45:29
BOTS used Molly Tibbets death to
2:45:32
distract from Michael Cohen and
Paul
2:45:34
Manafort news stories the
Russians are
2:45:36
still helping Trump in the
independent
2:45:40
note says it right there black
and white
2:45:42
must be true it all must be a
true yeah
2:45:45
Russian but talk about
weaponizing some
2:45:47
fucking tragedy just saying
that alone
2:45:51
just a horrible horrible
publication
2:45:53
arable yeah really not good
well I like
2:45:56
the way that they both the
stereotype
2:45:57
nerds yeah and check people
yeah that
2:46:01
was good that's nothing that
2:46:02
stereotyping is a really great
idea and
2:46:05
I'm glad to see you guys doing
it and
2:46:07
that's why you know we've
always been
2:46:08
for the dudes named Ben and
this is
2:46:10
exactly why because we know
what they're
2:46:12
really doing but no nerds
losers any
2:46:16
talk about nerds let's go to
wine nerds
2:46:18
okay now we got this story
that's been
2:46:22
floating around I get the
biggest kick
2:46:23
out this cuz I thought at first
is that
2:46:25
they may be onto something but
that I
2:46:26
realizes is nothing but a
marketing scam
2:46:29
the name here is replica as in
replicas
2:46:33
of famous wines made to taste
the same
2:46:36
but easier on the wallet Jerry
Walker is
2:46:39
the CEO of integrated severus
group what
2:46:41
maker of replica wines one
would the
2:46:44
replica version of a fifty
dollar wine
2:46:46
cost twenty dollars wouldn't I
know it
2:46:50
when I taste it no you wouldn't
know
2:46:52
when he tasted traditional
winemaking
2:46:54
begins with the grapes but
replica
2:46:57
begins in this denver
laboratory here
2:46:59
famous name wines they want to
replicate
2:47:02
are analyzed down to parts per
billion
2:47:05
overseen by Sean Callen
Director of
2:47:08
Operations and quality there
are a lot
2:47:10
of chemicals in wine and they
can tell
2:47:12
us a lot of different things
2:47:13
these chemicals tell us things
like what
2:47:16
well yeah both taste and aroma
2:47:20
so these chemicals your brain
will tell
2:47:22
you smell a certain way or they
taste a
2:47:24
certain way and we're able to
map it out
2:47:26
and say this wine is this
buttery this
2:47:29
oaky has notes of green apples
and it
2:47:31
has a certain amount of dryness
to it
2:47:33
the heat from the amount of
alcohol
2:47:35
Callen and his team create a
chemical
2:47:37
map of the distinctive flavors
and
2:47:39
aromas then replica mixes its
grapes to
2:47:43
match the analysis and before
you
2:47:45
deconstruct this a lot of
people may not
2:47:48
know that you are an
accomplished wine
2:47:51
connoisseur you have been a
judge in
2:47:55
wine contests you have been a
collector
2:47:58
for as long as I had what paid
judge
2:48:00
paid judge not just some
schmuck you
2:48:03
know I respect that not only i
but many
2:48:06
people when we're out and about
will I
2:48:09
sometimes may take a picture of
the wine
2:48:11
menu say John here we are what
do I
2:48:13
drink and you and you're a very
generous
2:48:15
person when it comes to that
you will
2:48:17
always help someone find or
pick the
2:48:19
white wine and white runs
always under
2:48:22
$100 otherwise the rip-off for
sure do
2:48:25
you know what you're talking
about go
2:48:26
ahead know what you're talking
about go
2:48:27
you gotta continue
2:48:29
look that's the end of the clip
so I'm
2:48:31
the clip yeah ah we're going
through all
2:48:35
this trouble getting this go
okay so let
2:48:37
me finish the clip for you
2:48:38
so they go with the guy this
guy doing
2:48:40
the report it says let me tell
you some
2:48:41
wines and they show some they
show a lot
2:48:43
of b-roll where they show a
bottle of
2:48:44
like richebourg or essays oh or
one of
2:48:47
these like two $300 bottle of
Pinot from
2:48:52
Burgundy and then they have
theirs then
2:48:55
they show the wines that they're
2:48:56
replicating I don't know why
they showed
2:48:57
these other bottles the wines
they're
2:48:59
replicating or like these pretty
2:49:01
run-of-the-mill cheap kind of
house
2:49:03
wines that you'd get in a bar
someplace
2:49:06
a good bar but not but like me
oh my me
2:49:09
oh me that some people like to
call it
2:49:11
Pinot from the kindness people
and these
2:49:13
kinds were they're not that
special and
2:49:14
so the guy the guy doing the
reports in
2:49:17
tasting with this expert he
says oh I
2:49:18
can oh you're right the other
ones
2:49:20
better it's better and then
they follow
2:49:22
up with it with the guy saying
well I'm
2:49:23
not gonna end the report there
I'm going
2:49:25
to take these wines and the
replicas and
2:49:27
do a blind tasting with my
neighbors and
2:49:30
so at the end of the report all
the not
2:49:33
one neighbor thought any of the
replicas
2:49:35
with exception maybe one white
wine
2:49:38
right was any good at all so
this was a
2:49:42
story that was obviously used
to promote
2:49:45
some brand or wine so they said
that
2:49:47
they've been messing with this
is not
2:49:49
even what they're trying to do
I'll put
2:49:52
it mildly is not possible in a
million
2:49:57
years mildly is not possible in
a million
2:49:57
great wine is a witch's brew of
2:50:01
weirdness be based on the
number of
2:50:04
yeasts involved and they're all
spitting
2:50:06
out their own little version of
alcohol
2:50:08
which all tastes different and
anyone
2:50:11
who's ever been to when you do
a lot of
2:50:12
tasting if you go to a beverage
tasting
2:50:14
and you go I've it's remarkable
but if
2:50:18
you line up ten vodkas they all
taste
2:50:21
different and you'd think
vodkas vodka
2:50:23
but no vikas are extremely
different
2:50:25
tasting from one to the other
that's why
2:50:27
people like one or the other
and by the
2:50:30
way the Kirkland French
imported vodka
2:50:34
is Grey Goose so they say I I
think it
2:50:37
tastes slightly different but
it's good
2:50:38
thank with anyway to get back
to it
2:50:41
this is not possible in a meal
2:50:43
in years not possible it said
it won't
2:50:46
happen in anybody listening to
this
2:50:48
podcast lifetime I don't think
it will
2:50:49
ever be happen perfect way to
end the
2:50:53
show I mean do you get a Scala
of
2:50:57
information during these three
hours
2:51:00
that we're together twice a
week I think
2:51:01
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let us
2:51:07
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adios mofos
2:52:16
kisses story of a bunch of
snowflakes we
2:52:21
know some other people's rights
with
2:52:28
their mother they wanted to
start ice
2:52:31
it's a story how Buster -
prediction was
2:52:37
to arrange all the time they
got so
2:52:41
we'll top it to a frizzy
thought they
2:52:44
commit some crimes then the one
day they
2:52:48
went to attend a rally and
everyone who
2:52:52
disagreed was poached we got
arrested
2:52:58
now he gets 11th in the
snowflake punch
2:53:01
a snowflake bunch of the
snowflake Bunch
2:53:05
now we get to snowflake much
larger
2:53:15
seizure of a private property
in history
2:53:20
the president wants somebody on
the tour
2:53:22
who will protect his life
2:54:56
light weights being light
weights no no
2:55:01
San Francisco's got him they got
2:55:03
Garvey's that got trailers they
got
2:55:04
people living in their cars
they got
2:55:06
people on the streets that they
living
2:55:08
in tents are shooting up it's
2:55:09
unbelievable hundreds of
thousands of
2:55:11
homeless eating from garbage
cans in
2:55:12
America to put on the streets
of San
2:55:15
Francisco to put on the streets
of San
2:55:16
and then there's nothing better
when
2:55:17
you're pooping on the streets
in San
2:55:19
Francisco pooping on the
streets in San
2:55:23
be careful way put your feet
2:55:28
let's hear and the smell is
2:55:34
here in San Francisco drop one
2:55:41
in New York
2:55:44
Oh New York
2:55:56
bg5 New York
2:56:19
in the streets come on
2:56:28
how did anyone know that the
bag on the
2:56:34
San Francisco Street how did
anyone know
2:56:36
that it was 20 pounds what is
that bill
2:56:45
it looks like a bag of poop
hold on a
2:56:47
second I've got a postal scale
2:56:57
motive or at dot org slash and a
2:57:02
roast-beef for Sam marriages for
2:57:07
lemonade is all we will give