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no writer uses the word
lodestar Adam
0:04
curry Nation Media
assassination episode
0:11
1068 this is no agenda from
northern
0:26
Silicon Valley where I don't
know what
0:28
he's talking about I'm John
Seymour you
0:35
know where I am you you you
followed me
0:37
on detainers
0:39
I don't know actually I do not
know
0:40
where you are and by the way
when we're
0:43
talking to you were actually in
0:46
Amsterdam no we're sitting here
let me
0:49
know you're in Italy someplace
but I was
0:50
just telling you this the
feeling I had
0:52
okay no Lake Como is near the
Clooney
0:59
ref yes there's the Clooney
reference
1:01
yes near Bellagio is where we
are have
1:04
you read have you ever been to
Lake Como
1:05
no actually I have never been
to Lake
1:07
Como I've always wanted to
drive through
1:10
it's not a place you drive
through you
1:17
might want to look at the map
and see
1:19
exactly where the through the
drive
1:20
through would be it's it's two
mountain
1:23
it's like mountain ranges with
a with a
1:25
glacial lake in the middle
there's no
1:27
driving through you can't get
up there
1:29
in a car yeah you can get up
here in a
1:31
car but you'd have to you can
drive
1:33
through no you'd have to cross
the lake
1:35
somehow and that would they
could get
1:38
the ferry boat and then I guess
you get
1:39
technically you could drive to
1:40
Switzerland of course but this
is more a
1:42
destination never been here
before never
1:45
even thought about it I gotta
say it's
1:47
one of the most spectacular
beautiful
1:48
places on earth I've ever seen
so I
1:50
heard ah
1:52
and no wonder George Clooney's
got a
1:54
place here
1:57
no he's significantly further
south but
2:01
I gotta tell you we did take
one of
2:02
those you know tour boats where
it's
2:05
like six people you know three
three
2:08
couples and and you know it's
one of
2:10
those Riva boats you know the
2:12
beautiful wooden boats yeah the
whole
2:15
Audrey Hepburn vibe and the
tour is it
2:19
consists entirely of looking at
these
2:21
houses which is great because
one of the
2:24
main houses house you don't own
2:26
and there's another don't but
but and
2:29
there's another house you don't
know but
2:31
here's the house that you've
seen in the
2:33
movie Casino Royale and in Star
Wars the
2:36
the Empire doesn't know when to
come
2:38
back part three whichever one
it was
2:42
and that is apparently quite a
quite a
2:45
draw here for the Trekkies but
not the
2:48
Trekkies for the Star Wars of
freaks
2:50
mm-hmm yeah no it's it's
fantastic it
2:54
really really has been has been
nice
2:57
staying here it's it's got its
own
2:58
microclimate Johnston it's been
just
3:00
perfect weather and then about
an hour
3:02
before the show started thunder
3:04
lightning just rain splashing
down now
3:07
it's lifting up him and it's
really a
3:09
great part of the world and
I've learned
3:12
a lot the connections good move
there
3:15
that's my recommendation yeah
I'm glad
3:18
that you know we saw willow
first we
3:19
were in we went directly after
the show
3:22
or the day after the show the
last show
3:23
we went to Florence for willow
my
3:25
sister's 24 25th anniversary
and that
3:29
was in you know up in the up in
the
3:31
hills there and I've learned so
much
3:36
about what's going on in Italy
it's okay
3:38
well that's where we're here
for I
3:39
thought you'd like that yeah
the things
3:42
I've learned first of all the
the
3:44
political climate here is not
properly
3:47
represented in any Me's
mainstream media
3:49
I've been reading or following
and
3:51
probably because it's very
complicated
3:53
as to who exactly is running
the show
3:55
but they s we have the extreme
left or
3:59
at and extreme right and I'll
say that
4:01
with you know air quotes
they're both in
4:03
the coalition so absolutely
nothing is
4:05
getting done and they're
fighting all
4:07
the time and an example of that
is
4:10
marijuana was legally R for a
little bit
4:12
after one of the previous
elections and
4:14
everyone was like yeah great
and now
4:17
it's illegal again that
wouldn't be in
4:18
the case the course of one year
take
4:21
much I went from legal to
illegal it's
4:23
just it's very bizarre and you
know
4:27
willow and her husband they
don't really
4:29
talk about and this is what I
what I
4:31
really thought was interesting
I think
4:33
it's happening all over that's
not just
4:35
happening in the US but you
people are
4:38
afraid to give their opinion in
a social
4:41
setting about you know they're
thinking
4:44
about a certain politician or
political
4:46
party because it's just as
toxic here
4:49
people are going insane over
you know
4:51
the guys on the right and
others are
4:53
going insane over the guys on
the left
4:55
now in this case they're both
4:56
in the government it you know
dis
4:57
functionally you know making
nothing
4:59
move but it's very interesting
that just
5:02
people just want to shut up and
they
5:03
don't want to talk about it
that's
5:05
exactly like the nama it is and
it
5:07
reminds me of the Netherlands
with hair
5:09
builders and I'm sure the same
is you
5:12
know the same can be said for
France
5:13
with Lipan and whatever else is
5:15
happening there very very
interesting
5:23
let me see what do I have in my
report
5:25
here I don't know much more on
that
5:26
actually but I did find out
where all
5:28
the windows phones in the world
have
5:29
gone there here in Italy
everywhere I
5:32
turn there's a Windows Phone a
Windows
5:35
Smartphone there's a Windows
Phone a Windows
5:37
ooh that's interesting at the
car-rental
5:40
at the at the check-in here at
different
5:44
that a restaurant we went to
and I say
5:47
what do you do the Windows
Phone yeah
5:49
bottom line is people here are
poor they
5:53
can't afford an iPhone and I
think
5:56
somehow Windows just got their
foothold
5:58
in here and and everyone who
has one say
6:00
yeah I can't get any apps I
can't update
6:02
doesn't do anything more but at
least I
6:04
can I can text and I can do some
6:07
internet stuff and they don't
get the
6:09
reality that's all you need
6:11
yeah they don't yes exactly
they don't
6:12
really care and you know no one
is
6:14
laughing at my OTG phone here
they all
6:16
look at yes mark I he knows
what's going
6:24
on so a couple other things
just that I
6:30
wrote down that I wanted to
mention a
6:31
big you know this is the 25th
6:34
anniversary they so you know
they had it
6:35
they got a little castle and
and real
6:38
party italian-style where
there's about
6:40
150 guests I think ten of them
were came
6:44
in you know from other parts of
the
6:45
world mainly related to my
sister willow
6:47
and the other 130 were all you
know
6:49
distant relatives of of the
groom and
6:52
just as like people who just
kind of
6:55
show up and they really liked a
party
6:57
and they know how to party and
they
6:58
bring great gifts but the
number one
7:00
gift in Italy and I have not
seen this
7:03
in the States yet is the
surprise
7:06
adventure box and it's
7:10
it's kind of like a gift card
and that's
7:13
how you purchase it but it's a
box about
7:15
the size of a CD I think there
may even
7:18
be a DVD in there but it is an
adventure
7:20
and the adventure is you can go
7:23
skydiving and there's a hotel
day with
7:28
it or you can choose love and
there's
7:30
five different packages you can
choose
7:32
from it's really a chickenshit
gift I
7:34
think cuz you know instead of
actually
7:36
giving someone someone
something you
7:37
thought about you're letting
them make
7:39
the decision and they just had
I think
7:41
they had 15 of these boxes all
different
7:44
yeah yeah all different agree
with you
7:47
by the way I think it is just
two
7:48
problems with one is that one
of those
7:50
cards or you know I don't like
that ever
7:53
yeah it's like that is they
never cash
7:55
them in and that's where you
make your
7:56
money there's that yeah
7:57
[Music] there's that yeah
7:58
which have fun and you're right
you
8:00
should be able to be more
thoughtful
8:01
than that yeah it's like giving
you
8:03
somebody cash ya gift card or
something
8:06
I don't like ya didn't keep
shit about
8:07
you most people don't bitch
about when
8:10
you give him a hundred no
neither would
8:12
I I'd be kind of cool about
that let's
8:16
see at the party and this was
again it
8:18
was this kind of odd old castle
with a
8:20
couple of you know party rooms
but
8:22
mainly most of it was outdoors
but they
8:24
had a pool and the pool was in
the back
8:27
area and now you have to
imagine this
8:28
setting it's you know Tuscany
it's the
8:30
hills it's kind of like the the
Mona
8:32
Lisa backdrop idea and off to
the side
8:35
out of the back poorly lit but
the pool
8:38
was lit there's a nice pool and
so that
8:41
was kind of the smoking area
for the
8:44
people who thought the law was
a still
8:46
in effect that you could smoke
the
8:49
smoking area but it was but we
were back
8:52
there and there's really no
lights you
8:54
know just the the pool light
itself and
8:56
it was mind-boggling because of
all
8:59
these families I'd say they were
9:00
probably 10 to 15 kids then the
majority
9:05
of them so at least ten of them
were
9:08
ages six to nine and they're
just
9:13
running around and they're
running
9:15
around this pool and there's no
tripping
9:17
over people's legs and the pool
is very
9:20
exposed and I thought it's
incredible
9:23
this would not happen in the
United
9:24
States if this was going people
this was
9:33
like gives a crap one kid falls
in the
9:35
pool everyone's laugh and you
have fish
9:37
a mouth clap take him upstairs
put some
9:40
dry pants on and it was so
different
9:42
from you know from the
completely
9:45
overprotected messed up nature
of of
9:48
what we know in the States it
was really
9:51
apparent that it was different
yeah well
9:55
and I don't know why that is
mm-hmm I
9:58
think it's much better I think
I mean I
10:00
could make some
10:02
judgements and assertions that
probably
10:06
weren't accurate so I'm not
gonna say
10:07
well last thing for you and of
course
10:11
we're only halfway in our
travels you
10:14
were complaining the other day
about
10:17
how you were using a VPN and
you are
10:21
getting the Mexican version of
Google
10:23
and why you were using Google I
don't
10:25
understand because we are a big
family
10:26
so I'm a little disappointed in
general
10:28
but you were complaining about
this
10:30
because you use a VPN often
correct well
10:33
actually let me explain that no
I think
10:35
I was bit I should have been
bitching
10:37
differently my complaint was
Bing Oh
10:39
Bing okay
10:41
Bing is the one that when it
sees you in
10:43
some part of the you know oh
you're in
10:45
Mexico okay okay well I'm not
in Mexico
10:47
anymore now I'm gonna let me
switch the
10:49
VP I'm in Canada no I'm still
in Mexico
10:51
right okay let me go to
Connecticut no
10:54
no no you're still in my okay I
got you
10:57
I guess whatever you do once
being sees
10:59
you in Mexico you're in Mexico
for I
11:02
don't know months I guess
11:03
well now I have the exactly the
opposite
11:05
I'm logged into Twitter I'm
logged in so
11:09
they know hello this is Adam
I'm sure
11:11
there's some cookie somewhere
that still
11:13
says yep this guy's logged in
but I get
11:16
Italian ads where's the logic
in that
11:19
Italian ads on Twitter they
know who I
11:22
am they know that but you know
and and
11:24
so I actually had to use VPN
this is the
11:26
great it makes no sense they
they're
11:31
losing money by not
understanding that I
11:34
am here on vacation
11:35
this whole thing is bullcrap
who we got
11:37
a I we track you II I really
just will
11:40
giving you specialized that you
want it
11:44
really doesn't it's very
disappointing
11:47
it's like wow so that was all
the
11:52
technology I got except for we
wait a
11:54
minute you got the technology
of would
11:56
you well how you hooked up ah
what do
11:59
you mean how am i hooked up oh
yeah the
12:03
Jigga's willow was very kind
before we
12:05
came over I said hey you know
can you
12:07
pick me up a couple of Jigga's
that's
12:09
what they call him here diddly
it's
12:10
gigas of course but they are we
all in
12:13
on the jiff so they say Jigga's
and she
12:17
said yeah shit if I know but not
12:20
everyone thinks so
12:21
and the logic doesn't make
sense because
12:25
Jeff would mean hey I'm with
you I'm
12:28
with you and we're not gonna
relitigate
12:30
that you and we're not gonna
relitigate
12:30
but I'm with you on that um so
she got
12:34
me an official card which is on
her name
12:36
which has 30 Jigga's a month
and I've
12:39
already blown through 12 I
think just on
12:41
the trip in general and show
prep and
12:44
getting ready and I have 80
megabits
12:47
down and I have about 27
megabits up on
12:51
this dongle right here are that
right at
12:54
the lake and the Wi-Fi in this
Airbnb
12:57
that we're staying in which is
you can
12:58
here's a little bit boo me it's
all made
13:00
of its an old cave I think just
hewn out
13:05
of rock you know they you get
on their
13:08
Wi-Fi which is the landline
based Wi-Fi
13:12
connected to whatever telecom
italia
13:13
they have up here you're
talking about
13:15
0.9 megabit down point six up
it's
13:20
unbelievable and this is and
and this is
13:23
Tim this is the the Italian
mobile
13:26
company it's fantastic it is
you could
13:28
you can really live here as
long as that
13:30
parts working you can but I now
I don't
13:32
know what how does the dirty
but it's
13:34
sturdy gigas Jigga's jiggets
cost it was
13:40
25 euros those 25 euros and
that get
13:44
would last what a month it's
good it's
13:48
it's that's your cap for the
month you
13:50
have to make that last which of
course
13:51
is not enough but there are
some top-up
13:54
options will Oh two of those
cards yeah
13:57
you could get another card sure
you
13:59
could get as many cards as you
want
14:00
um but I was know for two of
those cards
14:05
fifty you think that would
cover you for
14:06
a month that's $50 a month for
pretty
14:08
high speeds I think it would it
would
14:10
cover the show and show prep
and regular
14:12
living if we wanted to and God
knows why
14:14
but if we want to stream
Netflix or
14:15
anything I think we'd probably
run out a
14:17
lot quicker than that so okay
but we
14:19
haven't watched any television
this is a
14:20
beautiful country these people
don't
14:22
need anything they don't need
television
14:23
they barely need an internet
you walk
14:26
into the water you grab some
fish you
14:28
got tourism fishing for you you
got oil
14:33
you got olive oil you got your
olive oil
14:35
would these people are set this
this is
14:38
this is a old school here
they're still
14:40
living in a different century
we're now
14:42
yeah in a different century
we're now
14:43
no it's I could live here for a
while no
14:46
doubt what don't you I think
you should
14:47
move there all Tina and I keep
14:50
considering that perhaps you
know when
14:53
because we want to move out of
downtown
14:54
maybe we get something just the
Homebase
14:56
oh really effective I would say
14:59
cost-effective and then four
times a
15:02
year go away for six weeks and
sit in a
15:05
different part of the world do
the show
15:06
who soak in the culture the
head the GSB
15:10
digital nomads and seeing as
seeing as
15:15
she accepted my my proposal
last night
15:19
uh-oh yes this was on Twitter I
didn't
15:21
follow what it was all about
you already
15:23
proposed that way you're a Fiat
I
15:25
thought this was already done I
can't
15:27
believe you didn't look on the
insta
15:30
look I mean I nailed it John I
nailed it
15:33
I had they had her book the
restaurant
15:36
and then one too so that I
can't do
15:40
anything she doesn't she
doesn't she's
15:41
suspicious like what are you
doing what
15:43
does he know that's he's he's
reacting
15:45
odd why is he walking that way
hmm make
15:49
sure that she called the
restaurant she
15:52
made the reservation then I had
my my
15:55
boys and inholland kick into
gear so it
15:58
came in we had the best table
people
16:00
will give me like the the high
sign you
16:02
know like they knew it was up
we sit
16:04
down after the first course oh
this is a
16:07
famous restaurant mr. all it
has it has
16:10
a Michelin star and this I
think is the
16:12
guy who they claim he invented
molecular
16:14
cooking that's the chef it seems
16:17
unlikely that's the chef it
seems
16:17
he had the claim he's the one
and I was
16:19
like I don't think John would
agree with
16:21
that but apparently he's the
guy who
16:23
started that so you know dinner
is
16:26
fantastic I have it written
down if
16:30
you'd look up and be strong
restaurant
16:32
in Bellagio I can do it for you
what I'm
16:35
telling you the story so we had
already
16:39
agreed that you know after the
the
16:42
entree or after the appetizer
they bring
16:46
two glasses of champagne and
that would
16:47
kind of be the cue because they
were
16:49
also filming it and they had the
16:52
orchestra start playing love
story so it
16:54
was like and so there's this
fantastic
17:02
video from behind and that the
music
17:05
starts swelling up and then you
can see
17:07
Tina and I'm gonna get on one
knee and
17:09
the ring box opens is just
perfect
17:12
perfect you already did this
went
17:17
through this already are you
gonna just
17:18
get engaged every mirror yeah
why not
17:21
okay well then that makes sense
no we
17:24
had not gotten engaged we had
we were
17:26
just there was the big deal you
got
17:29
engaged you listened very
poorly ah we
17:33
didn't let me see I'll tell you
what
17:34
this guy's name is here we go
team chef
17:37
Ettore Bhatia
17:40
does that ring any bells no the
pastry
17:44
chef Manuel Ferrari no no bells
room
17:48
room there were some we're gonna
17:50
continue let me say
congratulations
17:53
thank you yes that's it oh
that's it
17:58
okay all right good I'm still
looking
18:00
for this guy's than here it is
Ettore
18:02
boxia the chef at the Mistral
and
18:04
Taurasi Astaire baloney
restaurant
18:07
Missy where's the thing about
him serves
18:10
bolonia yes thus the Mistral
has been
18:12
the innovation lab of Italian
molecular
18:15
cuisine which Ettore Bhatia
founded in
18:18
collaboration with David Cassie
18:21
professor of physics of matter
at the
18:23
Parma university when
18:27
17:29 no it was great they they
it was a
18:33
fate it was a magical evening
and then
18:35
what are the food right yeah
all the
18:37
food was great and then what
are the
18:38
chances Oh actually we had a
white wine
18:41
that is made in Tuscany by
prisoners the
18:43
guy had a pretty good rap but I
got a
18:47
label for you so I could show
that to
18:48
you I just thought was funny
we're
18:50
drinking prison wine yeah you're
18:53
drinking prison one you know
they make
18:54
that stuff in toilets right hmm
tasty
18:59
Edna all right fine yeah you
have no
19:03
romance all right fine yeah you
have no
19:07
no you don't get it you don't
get
19:08
romance man it's fun I don't
get it you
19:10
don't get drinking toilet wine
and some
19:15
phony guys says he invented
words you're
19:20
just jealous as usual okay
19:24
oh yeah anyway she said yes how
about
19:27
that groovy
19:30
I thought she already said no
you're so
19:33
confused I am confused that's
all right
19:36
don't worry about it but
congratulations
19:38
thank you and you're invited
okay where
19:41
is it gonna be not that you'll
come well
19:47
listen we're gonna have this
toilet wine
19:50
molecular shit we're gonna do
it the
19:52
wedding we can't wait to have
you there
19:56
anyway it's been fantastic
we've met
19:59
some I mean what are the
chances on the
20:03
on the boat ride there's two
guys from
20:06
Dallas the people next to us
last night
20:09
he was from Jersey she was from
Chicago
20:11
I mean it's a little American
on it's
20:16
getting there it's getting
pretty close
20:17
I know not a lot of not a lot
of Brits
20:19
here at this time yes actually
have you
20:22
looked at the British Pound
it's almost
20:24
dead these people yeah they
even 128
20:29
recently they must they can't
afford to
20:31
do anything and you know that's
that's
20:32
what they hate the most when
the pound
20:34
changes like well we can't go
on all
20:36
today yes in fact it's one of
the huge
20:40
issues so yeah yeah I mean what
we're
20:45
gonna you know we're gonna go
up to
20:46
Switzerland Saturday and then
after that
20:50
we'll go to the Netherlands I'll
20:51
probably have remember the
Large Hadron
20:53
Collider hello for my birthday
right
20:55
right you're gonna get thrown
in the
20:56
Hadron Collider just backup for
the
20:58
picture baby just backup and I
have a
21:01
lot of requests for hoodies
from the
21:03
gift shop I'm not so sure they
have a
21:04
gift shop actually but I'll bet
you 10
21:08
bucks they do and that should
be fun and
21:09
then after that we're gonna go
the
21:11
Netherlands for a little bit
and then
21:13
we'll be back home so it's been
a very
21:14
very nice vacation and again we
are
21:18
really kind of getting into
21:19
idea well maybe we could do
this four
21:21
times a year you should
probably think
21:23
of doing it six times here I
think I
21:25
would just do the other way
around I'd
21:26
be over there all the time if
you can
21:28
get this connection
21:29
it's dynam how come you don't
do that
21:31
yeah I don't feel like you know
dad with
21:36
this kind of travel to be
tedious that's
21:39
the point you're gonna get to
this point
21:40
to you know I don't know I
already been
21:42
there once yeah but it's
changed I can't
21:46
change that much how much does
you think
21:48
it's changed all kinds of stuff
21:50
happening over here that you
missed out
21:51
on yes please well I've been
following a
21:53
lot of it I probably have none
of what
21:56
you've been following yes for
sure for
21:59
sure if you look at your list
I'm like
22:01
yeah I don't know well actually
I'm glad
22:03
you're what any of this is I'm
glad you
22:05
got the well the Google stuff I
saw the
22:08
the Google video the the Google
video
22:10
was disgusting it's really yeah
I'm you
22:14
know the disgusting it's just
it was
22:16
disgusting is it surprising
surprising
22:19
to me rooms
22:20
it was disgusting and let me
really
22:22
express a few reasons why
besides the
22:25
fact that we had this
particular let's
22:26
go with the Google stuff right
now
22:28
okay let's preface it with the
Google
22:30
somebody I don't know how they
got ahold
22:32
of this but Google does a TGIF
thing
22:34
everywhere what Sergey calls
TGIF TGIF
22:39
All Hands meeting of some sort
which is
22:42
unbelievable that this is not
surface
22:44
before it seems like these
types of
22:46
video are prone to want to go
viral
22:49
don't you think yes but I think
they
22:52
keep a lid on it to get through
they got
22:53
people they can trust I think
the
22:54
obviously in this case somebody
made a
22:56
copy for themselves quit the
company
22:57
released at the Breitbart yeah
and I
23:00
think it's illegal by the way
oh really
23:02
all right I took a clip I took
and
23:06
copied right I took a clip I
took and
23:07
I copied it with using one of
the
23:09
downloader oh yeah I did that
too I
23:11
thought this is dynamite this
one this
23:12
will go away because I don't
believe
23:14
we're gonna see it forever
it'll go away
23:15
a couple of weird things about
it is I
23:18
think for one thing I think
it's a
23:20
copyright violation to put
something
23:22
like this out without
permission so I
23:24
think it's an illegal video but
that
23:26
makes it even more interesting
23:27
yes and so we have like crazy
stuff
23:30
anyways it was over it was a
rant
23:32
immediately after the election
of Trump
23:34
and all these billionaires from
Google
23:37
are up there on the podium
lamenting
23:41
Trump Trump's election and you
have to
23:43
kind of wonder why but let's
play I have
23:46
I have one two three four five
six
23:48
minutes like small clips
23:50
hmm one of them's a long clip
the rest
23:52
of them are small and one of
the things
23:55
at the end was this was this
guy comes
23:58
up an Indian guy comes up to
ask I think
24:01
this was the last question
first of all
24:03
I don't know when this happen
but Sergey
24:06
Brin now sounds exactly like
Ray Romano
24:09
he did he does yes now that you
24:14
mentioned that he does sound a
bit
24:15
[Music] that he does sound a bit
24:22
honestly he looks like he's a
drinker or
24:27
something is going on that he
does not
24:30
look knows anymore so maybe
there's an
24:32
indicator there oh he sounds
like Ray
24:37
Romano he's very upset by this
whole
24:40
thing and and I want to go
right to the
24:43
end where the prop head comes
out the
24:44
guy comes as an Indian
programmer
24:46
there's a whole little group of
him in
24:47
this audience and they're all
wearing
24:49
beanies with propellers on
their heads
24:51
no wait a minute I didn't see
this part
24:55
of the video right at the end
okay all
24:58
right so he goes up there he's
got a
25:00
beanie with a propeller on his
head
25:02
uh-huh and he and he wraps this
thing up
25:06
this is the prop head guy with
Ray
25:08
Romano is the prop head guy
with Ray
25:10
but is there anything positive
you see
25:13
from this election result boy
that's
25:19
that's a really tough one right
now they
25:27
get a big round of applause for
that
25:28
question that way I decided to
throw
25:30
that in there
25:30
shorty let's go to the opener
and this
25:35
is Sergei Sergei openers when
he comes
25:39
on stage and he's lamenting
this the
25:40
victory by Trump okay folks I
know this
25:44
is probably not the most joyous
TGIF we
25:48
have had the Frog do yeah
25:51
and you know face it most
people here
25:55
are pretty upset and pretty sad
for me
26:01
because of the election but
there's
26:04
another group a small group
that we
26:07
should also think about who are
very
26:10
excited about the legalization
of pot
26:16
you know what I had to think
when I were
26:18
just looking at him and Paige
on stage
26:21
Larry Page like these guys he
came from
26:25
a you know from us from Russia
from the
26:29
Soviet Union where the state
was you
26:31
know was very controlling and
it seems
26:35
like somehow there's a name for
the
26:38
syndrome where you become like
your
26:40
oppressor where you become like
your
26:42
it was that Stockholm Syndrome
no no I
26:45
don't think it's Stockholm
Syndrome but
26:48
you identify with your
oppressor and you
26:50
because not the oppressors that
26:52
Stockholm oh well it's it's so
evident
26:55
it's like wow I'm offended by
everything
27:01
he said because for one thing
this guy
27:03
is the 10th richest person in
the world
27:05
with fifty five billion dollars
he's got
27:08
an eighty million dollar yacht
which is
27:13
a little bigger than then pages
54
27:16
million dollar yacht hmm and
this guy
27:19
sing in the blues about this
situation
27:22
as though it's like affecting
him in any
27:24
way whatsoever unless here's
here's
27:25
where he's offended
disentangled yeah
27:28
but anyway I know more serious
note you
27:32
know myself
27:34
as an immigrant and a refugee I
27:38
certainly find the selection
deeply
27:41
offensive and I know many of
you do too
27:44
yeah what of what I saw and I
actually
27:47
went into about halfway through
the the
27:49
Q&A it was really bizarre to
hear this
27:53
offended and Sanjar was I think
his name
27:57
he's talking about LGBTQ women
blacks
28:00
he's literally the LGBTQ women
blacks is
28:03
you know you're all fucked like
what
28:05
you're talking about
28:08
yeah really really alternative
universe
28:11
stuff the one that got me kind
of the
28:14
most is the CFO Ruth Porat yes
who came
28:20
on and I want to just play her
then she
28:22
comes out starts crying on the
stage
28:24
because Hilary lost and I want
to play
28:27
this and then I want to point
something
28:29
out after this and this this
may have
28:31
offended me more than anything
Sergei
28:33
said so for what it's worth
I've been a
28:35
very long time Hillary
supporter but as
28:38
Ken said the most important
thing is I
28:40
very much respect the outcome
of the
28:42
democratic process and who any
one of us
28:45
voted for is really not the
point
28:47
because the values that are
held dear at
28:51
this company transcend politics
because
28:54
we're going to constantly fight
to
28:56
preserve them I want to take
you back to
29:01
8:30 p.m. on Tuesday night I
was at home
29:04
with friends and family
watching the
29:06
election returns and as we
started to
29:10
see the direction of the voting
I
29:13
reached out to someone close to
me who
29:15
was at the Javits Center where
the big
29:18
celebration was supposed to
occur in New
29:20
York City somebody we've been
working on
29:22
the campaign and I just sent
them a
29:25
notes that are you know are you
okay it
29:27
looks like it's going the wrong
way and
29:30
I got back a very sad short
text that
29:34
read people are leaving staff
is crying
29:37
we're gonna lose now at the
first moment
29:46
I really felt like we were
gonna lose
29:48
and it was his massive like we
kick in
29:51
the gut that we were gonna lose
and it
29:52
was really painful and the
thing that
29:55
hit me and I talked about it
here before
29:57
was like it Sergey my father
was a
30:00
refugee and we moved to this
country and
30:02
as a child what I was always
told is he
30:05
fought hard worked hard to get
my sister
30:09
and brother and I to this
country
30:10
because he wanted to he wanted
us to
30:12
grow up in a place unlike what
he had a
30:14
place where you could he would
never be
30:16
discriminated against based on
who you
30:18
were the color of your skin you
30:19
beliefs and that's the thing
that kept
30:23
going through my head
30:24
on Tuesday okay so sad for give
you the
30:29
background of this woman her
refugee
30:32
status oh dad or maybe maybe
there's
30:37
something that went on before
this but
30:39
she was born to a Jewish family
in sail
30:42
Greater Manchester England the
daughter
30:46
of dr. Dan dr. Dan and Frieda
poor at
30:49
she moved at a young age to
came this is
30:52
her she's a refugee herself she
moved to
30:55
the young age to Cambridge
Massachusetts
30:56
where her father was a research
fellow
31:00
in the physics department at
Harvard her
31:02
father later relocated the
family to
31:04
Palo Alto California where he
worked at
31:07
the SLAC National Accelerator
lab for 26
31:10
years SLAC National Accelerator
lab for 26
31:11
poor her his woman poor her
immigrant
31:15
from England is immigrant from
England I
31:19
will mention a couple of things
about
31:22
her that we should know besides
being on
31:24
the board of trustees to stand
for a
31:26
member of the board of the
Stanford
31:27
management company borrowing a
Advisory
31:29
Committee of the United States
Treasury
31:31
she was almost named as the
Treasury
31:33
secretary she is not on the
count just
31:38
just on the Council of Foreign
Relations
31:40
she is on the board of
directors of the
31:44
Council on Foreign Relations oh
really
31:47
hmm she is a agenda setter
elite elite
31:52
agenda setter poor little
immigrant girl
31:59
elite elite who is she kidding
she is
32:03
incredibly offensive for this
spiel and
32:05
for her crying about the we we
like
32:09
Hillary laws here
32:12
I find this woman to be
extremely
32:14
offensive find this woman to be
extremely
32:18
that was up on the dais they're
all
32:19
billionaires and they're up on
the dais
32:22
singing the blues
32:23
I'd like that at one point I
think one
32:25
of the questions was can we up
the the
32:28
Matt or like the tax-free gifts
we give
32:30
to ACLU which apparently
they're all
32:33
maxed out at $6,000 nice two
more little
32:40
clips in this one got me this
is the one
32:42
woman who's a head of ER which
they call
32:44
people she's the sea chief
people
32:46
officer or something corny like
that and
32:48
she comment which which in and
I have a
32:52
but I didn't get any clothes
from this
32:54
one gal came out with all the
globalists
32:55
peel but I got the sense of the
whole
32:58
company's global as if you
listen to the
33:00
Google of the Google woman on
brexit
33:02
much as Googlers earlier this
year when
33:05
I was in London tried to
understand the
33:07
vote of the British people to
exit to
33:11
the European Union and just
like with
33:14
brexit I'm seeing Googlers who
are full
33:16
of fear they're full of fear
about the
33:18
future that full of fear about
what the
33:21
uncertainty means for them and
their
33:23
families and so since I'm in
people ops
33:26
and a lot of the questions are
how the
33:30
Trump presidency might impact
things
33:32
like benefits and visas and
jobs so
33:35
there's a tremendous amount we
don't
33:37
know I would just advise us all
to be
33:39
calm I would just advise us all
to be
33:40
you know there's a G calm place
on that
33:42
you can go to and just take a
take a
33:44
breath well G calm place take a
breath a
33:49
do G calm station
33:52
there was a lot of this stuff
in there
33:56
is really culty like a lot a
lot of
33:59
people have a lot of people
have asked
34:01
if they can move to Canada and
work it
34:03
good would they want to be
googly and
34:04
can't a lot of this I know you
the
34:06
googliness of you is not so
googly
34:08
moogly right now but the
Googlers have
34:10
to be in the ghuli Canada and
will take
34:13
care of that because your
same-sex
34:14
partners may not be googly with
the new
34:16
Google administration very very
odd what
34:21
happened to the guys who just
have a
34:22
great search engine that their
whole
34:25
thing is like all they want to
do is
34:26
save the world we are
34:28
to say you over yeah they want
to save
34:30
the world in a globalist
fashion this
34:32
woman who goes on about
breakfast brexit
34:34
you don't understand why the
British
34:36
people voted for brexit I mean
yeah not
34:39
all of them did but a lot of
them do you
34:41
understand even one reason to
do that
34:43
they don't understand any of
Nazis Nazis
34:46
Nazis and the Nazis have
mind-control
34:50
them through the alt-right
media which
34:52
we need to block and last but
not least
34:55
we have this guy is this the
privileged
34:59
guy privileged guy okay no I
mean that's
35:03
a broad issue I mean beyond
beyond Trump
35:08
specifically when he was find
very
35:10
offensive but you know in as
much and I
35:14
know there are a number of
Hillary
35:15
supporters here and a lot of
people
35:16
might you know view her and
more broadly
35:18
the Democratic Party being also
very you
35:20
know polarized and having its
own set of
35:23
issues so I think higher quality
35:27
governance you know would
benefit
35:29
everyone okay we have two more
questions
35:33
yes okay be superfast yes or
sorry I'll
35:36
take one at each mic sorry sir
maybe
35:37
speaking to white men there's an
35:40
opportunity for you right now to
35:42
understand your privilege in
the society
35:43
take the opportunity to go
through the
35:45
bias busting training read about
35:47
privilege read about the real
history of
35:49
oppression in our country and
tomorrow
35:51
night watch 13th the movie that
is here
35:53
if you can't watch it here
watch it on
35:55
Netflix discuss the issues you
are
35:58
passionate about during
Thanksgiving
35:59
dinner and don't back down and
laugh it
36:01
off when you hear the voice of
36:02
oppression speak through
metaphors and I
36:04
promise to do this
36:14
[Applause] to do this
36:17
what the hell was that all
about well he
36:21
promises to do it he's gonna
watch the
36:23
movie 13th so here we go now we
got this
36:27
guy needs a date I guess the
company has
36:29
something called bias blessings
or bias
36:32
busting busting bias bus bias
busting
36:35
pajas busting so you go take the
36:38
training this all gets by the
way sounds
36:40
a lot more like Scientology is
like self
36:43
amalia modulation where you whip
36:45
yourself sweet torch yourself a
flyer
36:49
let's do that yes self flag to
flag
36:52
delish ya flatulation be more
like
36:56
anyway the point is is that
these guys
36:58
are solely there they're like
this is
37:01
like a cult like none other
I've ever
37:03
seen who sits bruh they have a
and
37:06
you're in or you're out
37:08
just like Scientology in a lot
of ways
37:11
but I can think of a million
other cults
37:13
most of the religious cults
just seems
37:15
more like one of those bias
busting it's
37:18
all code a lot of code words
and I and
37:22
then this guide if you listen
to sing
37:23
over all the guys saying
everything that
37:25
people should do and what he's
gonna do
37:27
and then he says I'm gonna do
it this is
37:28
an affirmation yes so he reads
out loud
37:33
his affirmation and then he
says he's
37:36
gonna do it they all give him a
round of
37:37
applause like you would in a
cult
37:39
because you're all in and by
the way it
37:42
the newer just reminds me of
before you
37:43
go there we know what it
reminds me of
37:45
the death of Stalin
37:48
ah isn't it exactly like that's
there's
37:51
death of Stalin aspects if you
haven't
37:53
seen the movie you have to see
the death
37:55
of Stalin it's one of the
really great
37:57
movies made in the last few
years anyway
38:00
they had that the beginning of
this you
38:06
know at the beginning at the
beginning
38:07
when when Sergei Kermit the Frog
38:12
Ray Romano came out he said we
gotta
38:15
talk about this we gotta talk
about it
38:17
we gotta talk about it and him
just
38:18
before he goes to this guy says
and make
38:20
it quick make it quick
38:21
right tells the guy to get it
on this
38:24
get on and get off we don't
have time
38:26
for you yeah so I thought they
only
38:28
wanted to do is talk they
wanted all a
38:30
CEO the CEO and they they
wanted to
38:32
project water yeah yeah oh yeah
that's
38:35
how are you talking you see
they had the
38:37
blue shirt blue microphone pop
screen
38:39
yellow shirt yellow microphone
plop
38:41
screen did you catch that oh I
miss it
38:44
yellow shirt I noticed it but I
didn't
38:46
think about it being thematic
very yeah
38:48
they had a blue - yellow ball
on it with
38:53
demand had a blue - yellow ball
on it with
38:53
if you and I were you know I
had you
38:56
know of course I would have the
eighty
38:58
million dollar yacht you'd have
the
38:59
fifty more four million dollar
yacht
39:01
even we wouldn't be that
maniacal
39:05
color-coordinated microphones
we'd go
39:07
pretty far I'm sure but I don't
think we
39:10
don't ask for any yeah that's
pretty far
39:13
I think I should have a yellow
mic
39:14
because I'm gonna be wearing a
yellow
39:16
t-shirt I'm gonna be wearing a
yellow
39:17
give me a yellow mic I really
like it
39:20
yellow that way I'll match my
t-shirt
39:21
but I just want to remind
everybody that
39:23
throughout all of this and
we'll talk
39:26
more about the purge and Alex
Jones and
39:28
the thing is none of this
matters it
39:31
will take 10 years but everyone
39:33
circumvents this stuff they're
not
39:35
important Google is not
important if you
39:37
really believe the internet
doesn't
39:38
exist and you can't survive
without
39:41
Google what are you doing you
there's a
39:44
million different way I mean if
sure
39:46
there's tons of people who base
their
39:47
business baby
39:49
yes right there's a lot of
people who
39:52
bed just grep away a lot of
people who
39:53
base their business on what
Google does
39:56
or actually I was I've been
looking a
39:57
lot at Instagram
40:00
they're being of course a
Facebook
40:01
product but what is happening
right now
40:03
with Instagram it is becoming a
very
40:05
sophisticated version of QVC
your home
40:08
shopping I know you look at
Instagram
40:10
from time to time but I don't
know I
40:12
know if you have an account or
you just
40:14
go and look at the web version
here's
40:17
the peers a joke hide on my
phone
40:19
mmm-hmm I think I have an
account but
40:21
I've never accessed and I don't
already
40:23
pass what I don't you know my
name okay
40:25
so I just go on the computer I
don't do
40:27
anything on the phone I'm not a
phone
40:29
guy all right and I go on the
computer
40:30
and I go to Instagram when I
find stuff
40:33
somebody's gets all yeses Hemans
40:34
together and so I look at
somebody's
40:36
account because anyone can
scrounge
40:37
through their anybody's account
they're
40:39
not locked
40:40
No everybody look at the photos
and you
40:42
look at the photos this way you
oh my
40:44
god what an idiot by the way
first of
40:50
all it's insta okay we don't say
40:51
Instagram I know I was about
for you for
40:55
your benefit so insta but now
every
40:58
other person on the insta has
some kind
41:01
of endorsement deal and this
goes from
41:05
Hollywood celebrities you know
like
41:07
there's the soap opera
celebrities
41:10
to Newfound celebrities in fact
I was
41:13
very interesting so reading
this article
41:16
we couldn't find this there's
this young
41:18
girl and she created here her
29 year
41:23
old like to know it and what
she does is
41:27
she like to know it and what
she does is
41:27
she basically outsources mmm
it's like a
41:31
syndication network for
whatever happens
41:35
to be plugged and there's a lot
of these
41:37
agencies where you can go and
you can
41:39
buy impressions because you
know it's
41:41
it's pretty easy to measure
when you
41:43
have you know does here someone
has
41:44
twenty or thirty thousand
followers and
41:47
they do this thing they wear
your boots
41:49
they way your clothes my
daughter makes
41:50
money doing this but I feel
like oh I'll
41:56
die I will tell you one
specific case
41:58
where she had to wear a pair of
boots
41:59
one post one picture a thousand
bucks
42:03
rages that's outrageous money
the boots
42:06
yes and she got to keep the
boots
42:08
outrageous money
42:10
and it's not secretive you know
she puts
42:13
there you know sponsored and if
it's a
42:15
part of a campaign is sponsored
and she
42:16
did the whole Levi's thing for
Pride
42:18
Week and that was also based on
42:20
Instagram but what happens when
42:23
Instagram at a certain point
says or
42:25
Facebook yeah we need to grow
some
42:28
revenue we need like another
four cents
42:31
per share so we're going to
force you to
42:34
give us a piece of the action
42:37
and I can't I don't I can't
fathom why
42:41
people don't see this obviously
coming
42:43
down Broadway this happens on
every
42:46
businesses reminds me of the
cable
42:48
industry where they're all you
know
42:49
they're taking oh here yeah you
can
42:51
carry our shows and carry our
networks
42:53
and then all of a sudden the
networks
42:54
are saying you know looks like
you're
42:56
making a lot of money carrying
our net
42:58
we're gonna charge you charge
you a
43:00
little more what we're gonna
add a
43:03
little more to that so you so
if you
43:05
want to carry ESPN you got to
pay us
43:07
yeah it's obvious this is gonna
happen I
43:10
just don't understand what and
when you
43:12
see the D monetization you
think oh
43:14
that's just a bunch of stupid
youtubers
43:16
who gives a crap about them
I've got my
43:17
whole clothing business don't
you see
43:20
it's so obvious and so these
people need
43:23
to immediately move off of
these you
43:26
know platforms and move and
move the
43:28
audience to what I mean if
you're really
43:31
that interesting and I think
most aren't
43:33
people will follow you on your
own
43:35
website will follow you on your
own
43:36
I think youyou kind of
summarized the
43:38
problem of course I did that's
fine
43:40
there's there will be a number
of people
43:42
who like us we don't need
Twitter
43:44
we don't need Facebook I'm not
even on
43:47
Facebook anymore
43:48
we don't need it we don't need
the for
43:50
distribution we don't need them
for for
43:52
promotion I mean we have so if
we got
43:56
kicked off MailChimp it would
suck but
43:57
I'm sure we could create a we
could go
44:00
to Constant Contact do we have
name Ben
44:04
who word we got dudes named Ben
who
44:06
would be more than happy to set
up a
44:08
majordomo list server for us
exists we
44:14
don't need it no one really
needs it but
44:16
the people yet respond and
react like
44:19
their God and whereas we know
the
44:20
advertiser is gone
44:24
and that will come back to all
these
44:25
companies well not really
because well
44:31
we've seen this you know the
sleeping
44:33
giants type of operations and
people
44:36
calling out advertisers for
being placed
44:39
on certain platforms or
websites and
44:42
advertisers they may be stupid
but they
44:44
don't want any part of it and
they pull
44:45
immediately dump okay Oh
controversy go
44:48
away I don't need it
44:49
except for Nike they of course
seek it
44:51
out well Nikes one of the
smartest
44:54
marketing companies we've ever
seen
44:58
yes that old sewage thing is
ludicrous
45:01
do you think that yeah let's
make this
45:04
stupid looking thing we'll call
it a
45:05
swoosh and we'll make it
synonymous so
45:08
when people see it the lot of
magnetic
45:09
Pavlov's dog think Nike all
bullcrap
45:12
that's never gonna wear one of
the first
45:14
they were one of the first for
sure I
45:16
don't know if this if
Kaepernick works
45:19
for them I guess I think I
think a
45:22
monster they could probably get
a shoe
45:23
deal with him to begin with I
think he
45:25
still has it yeah but any what
we're
45:29
talking about this I'm going to
push the
45:32
my favorite clip of the day
45:33
Oh even though you may or may
not reward
45:36
it and I don't like doing that
you know
45:38
the free right at the beginning
or for
45:41
trying to force it I mean this
it's yeah
45:42
it's pretty brazen to say I I
deserve
45:45
clip of the day but I'm sure
you haven't
45:50
heard this this is a two minute
and 13
45:53
second clip I would wish you
wouldn't
45:55
interrupt okay you got it cuz
it is just
45:57
dynamite and let me just think
to give
45:59
it preface I picked this up off
of some
46:02
this was an audio clip well I
don't
46:04
believe this was ever made into
a video
46:06
I'm not even sure this is an
Alex Jones
46:09
clip I'm not even sure this is
Alex
46:12
Jones but there's no reason to
suggest
46:13
it's not and is him promoting
he's
46:17
bitching about the fact that
Twitter
46:19
kick kicked him off and now
he's talking
46:21
about some of the other places
you can
46:22
find him but he's gone complete
this is
46:25
the classic Alex Jones as we
know him
46:29
it's Alex Jones here doubt
heard the new
46:31
world order has made it smooth
but
46:33
that's not Alex Jones I can
tell you
46:34
right now that is not the Alex
Jones
46:37
that's not Alex Jones it could
be it
46:40
could be Colbert but there's
but there
46:44
is no a couple of moments in
here it
46:47
sounds so much like Alex Jones
I find it
46:49
hard to believe I although when
you hear
46:51
the ISO which I also have and
some of
46:54
the other stuff that's in here
yeah this
46:56
is pretty just ridiculous but
it's
46:59
believable to me this is a major
47:02
inflection point in the history
not only
47:04
of the United States
Constitution but of
47:07
anglo-saxon comma doll going
all the way
47:09
back to the Magna Carta we
47:11
seeing a curtailment of human
rights
47:14
here you know I'm as guilty as
the next
47:17
one I got I snap back I'll let
this
47:20
happen first they came for Alex
Jones
47:22
and I said nothing because I
was Alex
47:25
Jones New World Order's scum we
have
47:30
access to a number of platforms
that
47:31
removing some quitter
47:32
then roost on Facebook they
rule we're
47:36
still on tender we are
incredibly
47:40
undateable but we have totally
200,000
47:42
followers on tinder
47:43
we always bump bump we've been
locked
48:52
out of Apple music and spotify
I have to
48:53
do my own later March we're on
MySpace
49:06
[Applause] my own later March
we're on MySpace
49:09
the best part was the troll
room for at
49:12
least half the clip is like
it's not him
49:14
it's not him like now whoever
that was
49:22
and it may have been Colbert
cuz he does
49:23
know Colbert's not that good
that was
49:25
not cold
49:26
no no sustain damage their voice
49:31
probably first of all
49:33
I'll give it to you I'm
generous because
49:38
you congratulated wee with my
proposal
49:46
now whoever did that damaged
his voice
49:50
that is for his or her possibly
possibly
49:55
I'd like to say I like the
demon hi so
49:58
could I play that are you done
with this
50:06
because I do have some Alex
Jones see I
50:09
got a switch yeah this is NPR
Twitter
50:19
has permanently suspended
conspiracy
50:21
theorist Alex Jones and his
Infowars
50:24
channel from its platform
Infowars
50:26
famously promoted the
fraudulent idea
50:28
that the Sandy Hook shooting
was faked
50:30
it took Twitter a month longer
to ban
50:33
Jones than it did Apple
Facebook YouTube
50:35
even Pinterest Pinterest wall
barred
50:37
Jones last month what that guy
was doing
50:41
there banned from Pinterest
imposed
50:46
Technology Policy reporter Tony
Rahm is
50:48
with us now to talk about just
hey Tony
50:54
Alex Jones has said a whole lot
of very
50:57
offensive things over the years
traffic
51:01
and hate speech and conspiracy
theories
51:02
many of these have transpired
on Twitter
51:05
what was it that finally got
him banned
51:07
from this particular platform
yeah
51:09
Twitter said that Jones and
Infowars
51:11
simply crossed the line and
when Twitter
51:13
announced this in a series you
gotta
51:15
listen to this and I remember
what the
51:17
clip is about now cross the line
51:20
simply remember they have all
these
51:22
rules and terms of service or
community
51:25
community standards now it's
just you
51:28
cross the line buddy
51:30
recent tweets yesterday it
didn't point
51:32
to a specific thing that Jones
and
51:33
Infowars had done over the
better part
51:35
of the past 24 hours but it
wasn't the
51:37
first time that he had violated
the
51:39
rules and when I spoke with
somebody at
51:40
Twitter they said one thing
that weighed
51:42
very heavily on them was the
way that
51:44
Jones conducted himself outside
of a
51:46
congressional hearing where
Twitter CEO
51:48
Jack Dorsey was testifying
about the way
51:50
that the company moderate scon
10th
51:52
online Jones essentially went
after a
51:54
Republican Senator Marco Rubio
51:56
interrupted one of his press
conferences
51:57
he yelled at Dorsey at one
point as he
51:59
was trying to leave the
building and
52:01
then he live-streamed an
incident where
52:03
he was attacking a CNN
reporters calling
52:05
verbal insults on him video was
52:07
broadcast on periscope which is
a live
52:09
streaming site owned by Twitter
and so
52:11
in the minds of the company it
52:13
essentially was too much he had
gone too
52:15
far and so they kicked him off
the site
52:17
huh interesting although you
mentioned
52:19
that video was streamed on
periscope a
52:20
lot of this was happening
52:21
IRL right like in real life not
even on
52:24
the Twitter platform and
they're like
52:25
still this has to stop
52:27
so yeah in reai RL in real life
on the
52:32
east bump because she's on the
insta
52:37
that's why she says stop and
twitter has
52:40
talked about this in the past
that it
52:41
definitely thinks about content
in real
52:44
life the things you do off the
site when
52:46
it makes decisions about how to
handle
52:47
your content on the site how
about that
52:49
huh content on the site how
about that
52:51
this guy has a womanly voices I
talked
52:55
about this before on the show
is one of
52:56
the example when you first
start playing
52:58
that clip right there again the
same guy
53:00
I thought it was the female
okay I told
53:04
you there's a lot of men's
voices are
53:06
taking a higher register and
there's
53:09
been a number of discussions on
TV in
53:11
fact about women's voices
taking a lower
53:14
register we're pukers we're
swapping
53:17
baby we're swapping that's
what's
53:19
happening we're swapping men
are men men
53:22
are women women a man who the
hell knows
53:23
what's going to be great but
listen to
53:26
what is what they're saying
here is that
53:27
Twitter acknowledges that how
you act
53:30
IRL in real life is just as
53:34
just as important for them in
53:35
determining if you're on their
platform
53:38
interesting although you've
mentioned
53:40
that video was streamed on
periscope a
53:42
lot of this was happening
53:43
IRL right like in real life not
he's not
53:45
the Twitter platform and
they're like
53:47
still this has to stop
53:48
yeah it has to stop and Twitter
has
53:49
talked about this in the past
but it
53:51
definitely thinks about content
in real
53:53
life the things you do off the
site when
53:55
it makes decisions about how to
handle
53:57
your content on the site
because Twitter
53:59
recognizes that if you're
promoting
54:00
harassment if you're spreading
hate
54:02
speech it's the sort of thing
that could
54:04
affect real users it could have
a
54:05
serious impact on them and
their health
54:07
and their safety and in the
past Twitter
54:09
has yelled at Jones for
precisely this
54:11
behavior the last time that he
got in
54:13
trouble at the end of August
Twitter
54:15
imposed a seven day suspension
because
54:17
Jones took to a video and said
that he
54:19
encouraged his supporters to
take up
54:20
quote battle rifles against
journalists
54:23
and people in the fabrication
he takes
54:28
it much further listen here the
last
54:30
time that he got in trouble at
the end
54:32
of August Twitter imposed a
seven day
54:34
suspension because Jones took
to a video
54:36
and said that he encouraged his
54:37
supporters to take up quote
battle
54:39
rifles against journalists and
people on
54:42
the left in some of his very
critics the
54:43
fact winner was a threat of
violence
54:45
it's the sort of thing that the
company
54:46
has been under pressure to
clamp down on
54:48
I told you I told you that
would become
54:50
a whole different story and now
the lie
54:52
is set in stone on NPR your
public this
54:55
is supported by people like you
your
54:59
national treasure yes that's
just AI
55:02
that's the part I hate you know
that's
55:04
and I love how he said a
Twitter yelled
55:06
at him where is this guy from
Twitter
55:10
yelled at him it reprimanded
might be a
55:12
word you use in a news report
but this
55:14
is not news in fact this NPR
has gone so
55:18
off the rails but I want to
stick with
55:20
the purge for a moment if we're
done
55:22
with Jones which I think we are
you know
55:25
that it got what's that you got
what you
55:28
are today got what I got your
clip of
55:30
the day baby
55:31
you probably heard this I think
we've
55:33
talked about this guy rush
violet
55:36
Brothers a day he's he wrote
the he's a
55:40
pickup artist and he writes all
these
55:42
Bart is guy he's probably a
misogynistic
55:45
dick but he I guess he has of
these
55:47
books but he I guess he has of
these
55:47
like bang Stockholm you know
bang
55:49
Belarus and he tells you how to
pick up
55:51
girls in these different cities
or
55:53
countries and he and so he's
being
55:57
purged off of Amazon
55:59
yeah and create space here's
here's a
56:03
clip of him I've chopped this
down just
56:05
to make it interesting for us
it started
56:08
on Friday now even though game
came out
56:10
on Friday this is him speaking
he's
56:12
doing his own little video
podcast a lot
56:14
of guys were finding it before
then and
56:17
buying it so when it launched
on Friday
56:19
game was already ranked in the
top ten
56:21
ten thousand so was doing very
well and
56:24
I think someone in Amazon
noticed that
56:27
because I got this email on
Friday and
56:29
the email says during our
review process
56:33
we found that the subject
matter of your
56:35
book is in violation of our
content
56:37
guidelines and this was in
reference to
56:40
the best of ruch bang iceland
and bang
56:43
poland best of ruch bang
iceland and bang
56:46
which by the way i think it's a
56:48
must-read bang poland so much
better
56:50
than bang moscow book on Friday
and then
56:54
Amazon bans three of my other
books so I
56:57
was a little bit uneasy peas
once the
56:59
seal is broken once they start
banging
57:02
one book it's easy to bang a
hundred
57:04
thousand after after that sure
enough
57:07
Sunday I guess they sent me
another
57:09
email and this time this time
they ban
57:12
five books and with the same
excuse they
57:15
bang books and with the same
excuse they
57:16
they banned Bing Estonia bang
Lithuania
57:19
bang Ukraine thirty bangs and
pussy and
57:21
the thing that gets me when you
see this
57:23
guy you think how is this guy
banging
57:25
anything paradise and when they
banned
57:32
the first three books I try to
get some
57:34
answers from them and they just
kept
57:36
vaguely referring to their
content
57:38
guidelines here they say I'm
sorry but
57:41
we can't offer any additional
insight or
57:44
action on this matter what
guidelines
57:46
are they talking about
57:49
it's pretty vague they don't
accept
57:52
pornography which I don't sell
obviously
57:55
they don't sell offensive
content well
57:58
what is offensive content
here's what
58:00
they say about it what we deem
offensive
58:02
is probably about what you
would expect
58:07
and he's showing the screenshot
of that
58:09
being their actual guidelines
which is
58:13
fair it's just like what why
what is
58:17
their problem what happened
well how
58:19
does this I mean you can figure
out what
58:21
happened someone complained
some no now
58:24
I think someone outside the
camera I
58:26
think in SJW in the company go
in the
58:29
company saw this and she was a
you know
58:32
- around the water cooler who
knows what
58:35
she worked what her position is
could be
58:37
anything and they decided to
just ban
58:39
the guy and they look like away
do you
58:41
think we can do that yeah we
just ban
58:42
him hell with him Ellen male pig
58:46
it's all this is just baffling
to me
58:50
what are you doing who cares
58:55
well the social justice
warriors care
58:57
yeah yeah I wound up with a lot
of
59:01
social justice warrior stuff
but for
59:03
some reason oh yes this is
actually
59:06
quite important because we'll
probably
59:07
be hearing about this today
being a show
59:09
day maybe tomorrow being the
final day
59:12
there's a conference going on
right now
59:14
in New York City and actually
that's
59:19
something I would have if I
were in New
59:21
York I would have tried to go
to this I
59:23
don't know if I'd be welcome
this is a
59:26
technology summit
59:28
it's called lesbians who tech
59:33
and it's big and here's a
little trailer
59:35
they have this event is like the
59:38
crystallization of my entire
worldview
59:41
all in one place not as big
flashy words
59:45
like it's happening New York
the top of
59:50
their game here so many
different topics
59:52
and such an expert speakers
they're
59:57
coming as an attendee you're
gonna meet
59:59
incredible people you're gonna
be
1:00:00
inspired by perspectives they
didn't
1:00:02
have you know making the noise
and
1:00:09
pushing and never taking the
note to
1:00:12
change and never taking the
note to
1:00:13
[Music] and never taking the
note to
1:00:18
so you need to come here focus
on the
1:00:20
thing you love and to be around
people
1:00:22
that have so much in common
with you
1:00:23
we're women surround you in
such a like
1:00:26
supportive incredible way and I
think
1:00:27
that's the magic and why people
keep
1:00:29
coming back conference would be
complete
1:00:37
without a fireside chat with
Hillary
1:00:40
Clinton which we're desperately
waiting
1:00:42
for I don't know if it happens
tonight
1:00:44
or if it happens tomorrow night
but this
1:00:47
is a very interesting
conference mainly
1:00:49
because it seems like a great
conference
1:00:51
if you look at their if you
look at the
1:00:56
you know the sessions that they
have
1:00:59
this is a real very interesting
1:01:01
technology conference certainly
for New
1:01:02
York but everyone a little bit
exclusive
1:01:09
sounds it's very exclusionary
and I'm
1:01:13
looking at the website right
now which
1:01:15
is lesbians who tech org and
tech is it
1:01:21
I mean is it Tec Tec a tech
whatwhat do
1:01:26
you how do you Tec yeah I know
well they
1:01:28
Tec I don't know lesbians if I
said hey
1:01:32
Adam go Tech yeah what would
that mean
1:01:34
to you well then you're doing
tech stuff
1:01:36
but what does that mean you
just using
1:01:39
your phone you're making a
phone calls
1:01:40
that is that cuz that is
unfortunately
1:01:43
not that is unfortunately not
in the fa
1:01:45
Q's but I'm sure that I'm sure
that
1:01:50
Leanne Pittsford the founder
and CEO be
1:01:52
very happy to to tell you if
you called
1:01:55
her for an interview
1:01:56
maybe it's code for something
else but
1:01:58
on the but on the website
question
1:02:01
number one do I have to be a
lesbian to
1:02:03
attend this was what I was
interested in
1:02:05
lesbians who tech is committed
to
1:02:07
convening queer women and
technology and
1:02:10
our allies in the vibrant and
inclusive
1:02:12
community we work together to
promote
1:02:15
the visibility and inclusion of
women
1:02:17
LGBTQ people and the people
from other
1:02:20
backgrounds underrepresented in
1:02:22
technology if you work to move
the
1:02:24
mission forward we want you on
our team
1:02:26
nobody has to be a lesbian to
be in the
1:02:30
community has to be a lesbian
to be in the
1:02:31
we used the term to honor those
who
1:02:33
crossed a firewall with it
1:02:37
not quite sure what they're
saying but I
1:02:38
have all the pictures I've seen
there's
1:02:40
no straight white dudes to be
found so I
1:02:43
don't I don't feel so welcome
how do we
1:02:46
show LGBTQ and allied pride
1:02:50
well we create a culture of
vibrant
1:02:52
inclusion except for a straight
white
1:02:54
guys when we make spaces for
ourselves
1:02:56
and others to be influential if
we have
1:02:59
a larger share of privilege we
show
1:03:01
allied pride by making space to
support
1:03:04
others we show pride when we
hire people
1:03:06
finance projects create
opportunities
1:03:09
and share resources we show
pride when
1:03:12
we work to move our community
forward
1:03:13
together work to move our
community forward
1:03:15
also don't understand much of
what that
1:03:17
meant but it seems like a very
very
1:03:20
exclude exclusionary Club and
it's it's
1:03:25
sad really that it comes to
this because
1:03:29
it looks like a good conference
1:03:30
seriously they got a lot of
good tracks
1:03:33
of light we have you ever learn
anything
1:03:35
at one of these conferences
something
1:03:41
last decade know what we'll
hear Pam let
1:03:45
me see what they have oh this is
1:03:47
interesting see what they have
oh this is
1:03:48
about lesbians who tech plus
allies ok
1:03:51
February 2014 they were made
official
1:03:53
then they had 40,000 members 42
plus
1:03:57
chapters worldwide they dubbed
the LWT
1:04:00
sqad leadership program
1:04:03
oh that's lesbians who tech
squad ok
1:04:06
then they got the Edie Windsor
coding
1:04:09
collar ship program then they
have White
1:04:12
House LGBTQ tech lesbians who
tech on an
1:04:16
airplane nice I think you're
ice cold
1:04:20
code and bring a lesbian to
work day
1:04:23
nice no you got to see this
website but
1:04:29
if you look at the tracks they
got
1:04:30
blockchain cryptocurrency
cybersecurity
1:04:32
AI machine learning the future
of work
1:04:35
preparing your organization for
1:04:37
automation the cyber threat
land remote
1:04:41
ly interesting now you never go
to
1:04:43
anything but anyway the Hillary
Clinton
1:04:45
fireside chat will be
interesting and we
1:04:47
hope to hear that very soon
1:04:50
gee I wonder what she's gonna
talk about
1:04:53
herself about what happened of
course
1:04:57
yeah what happened was another
event
1:05:02
where Bob Woodward was in New
York a
1:05:03
couple days ago at to something
1:05:05
something why and he was gonna
be
1:05:08
interviewed by this character
that was I
1:05:09
don't have his name handy but
they
1:05:11
actually broke some news here
and I
1:05:14
thought that this would be the
this is
1:05:16
the good I didn't even listen
to the
1:05:17
would write and pay any
attention to
1:05:19
anything but this one short
clip go
1:05:21
podcasting we also have a
special
1:05:24
announcement about our
moderator tonight
1:05:27
just today he announced that he
is
1:05:29
leaving the slate group to
launch a
1:05:31
podcast company with Malcolm
Gladwell
1:05:34
and who was it like a horrible
1:05:39
announcement can't be here he's
1:05:43
launching a podcasting company
oh you
1:05:53
know he's just a suit and tie
guy you
1:05:55
know looks like a classic you
know
1:05:58
worker journalist worker CIA
guy and
1:06:04
he's launching a podcasting
company with
1:06:05
Malcolm Gladwell who's already
doing
1:06:08
podcasting of sorts okay
explain Malcolm
1:06:11
Gladwell Malcolm Gladwell is
the tipping
1:06:14
point guy hmm he's a writer
that has his
1:06:19
huge afro uh and he writes
nothing but
1:06:23
bestsellers short bestsellers I
like the
1:06:26
tipping point and a bunch of
other books
1:06:27
and they're all of them make a
lot of
1:06:29
money and he talks like this
he's very
1:06:31
good for NPR oh yeah because he
will
1:06:33
keep you in thrall yes because
there's
1:06:36
not really ill has that's just
I don't I
1:06:39
know it's fantastic and you
know when we
1:06:42
do that I should put you left
and I'll
1:06:44
be right that's that's the
total MPR way
1:06:47
think I could do it I'll go
over here
1:06:51
okay I could do it I'll go over
here
1:06:51
okay where you John all right
talk to me
1:06:54
anyway yes okay you got a page
news I
1:06:59
don't get it
1:07:01
can't believe it I can't
believe you
1:07:04
wouldn't do your NPR voice
while I was
1:07:06
doing left and right doesn't
matter with
1:07:07
that I'd like to thank you for
your
1:07:08
courage and say in the morning
to you
1:07:10
John see who the C stands for
center of
1:07:14
the speaker's Dvorak I was
noticing I
1:07:17
was missing something great in
the
1:07:23
morning all the boots in the
ground
1:07:24
feeding the air subs in the
water all
1:07:26
the Dames tonight's out there
yes in the
1:07:27
morning to the troll room no
agenda
1:07:29
stream calm thank you for being
here
1:07:30
helping me with my early morning
1:07:32
crackles if you don't know what
that
1:07:33
means check into No Agenda
stream comm
1:07:36
every Thursday and Sunday
morning as we
1:07:38
bring you the show live and I'd
also
1:07:41
like to say in the morning to
comic
1:07:44
strip blogger and Scott Adams
who
1:07:47
combined brought us the artwork
in a
1:07:49
remixed version for episode 10
67 this
1:07:53
was the doubleheader where you
John John
1:07:56
see did it brought us two
interviews one
1:08:01
with the Scott Adams famous
cartoonist
1:08:05
futurist a hypnotist and a trump
1:08:10
apologist they also Dane
Jasper's is a
1:08:20
Jasper's they also Dane
Jasper's is a
1:08:21
Dane Jesper the Dane Jesper
from sonic
1:08:24
net which I actually had to set
a few
1:08:27
people straight on the tweeters
it's
1:08:29
like oh nice native add Dvorak
people
1:08:34
thinking oh nice native add
Dvorak people
1:08:37
yeah I don't know they just say
you
1:08:39
don't like us did we get a
check from
1:08:41
Dane I wish did you ask him
1:08:45
maybe I'd like both nervous
comes up in
1:08:51
the conversation quite a bit
there are
1:08:52
products that we like people
that we
1:08:55
like and we if we like it would
just do
1:08:57
it would yeah maybe it is a
puff piece
1:08:59
but it's not that you know
we're doing
1:09:01
it for money we're not hold on
whoa whoa
1:09:05
whoa whoa whoa whoa greatest
thing I've
1:09:08
ever said light on this foam
mattress
1:09:10
did you get accused of it being
a puff
1:09:13
piece what no but I got accused
of being
1:09:17
native ad I personally thought
it was a
1:09:19
puff piece all right but it was
1:09:24
interesting the only reason it
was the
1:09:26
puff piece because I didn't know
1:09:27
anything did this call it's
because I
1:09:30
said let me get an interview
and why I'm
1:09:31
doing this because you needed an
1:09:32
interview for this is missing
show and I
1:09:35
I just wanted to know how the
technology
1:09:38
works because then what is call
and all
1:09:40
the details about with the
candidate
1:09:41
because I started looking into
and
1:09:42
there's like all kinds of
different ways
1:09:44
that this is done so you could
have just
1:09:46
called the helpdesk but you
want instead
1:09:47
you did an interview that's
what you're
1:09:49
saying yeah from the guy who's
doing it
1:09:53
so I had so I found out what
kind of
1:09:55
gear is using I tried to figure
out
1:09:56
whether I could read I'm
looking to see
1:09:58
okay I see what that okay can I
replace
1:10:01
that with something better I'm
always
1:10:03
thinking to myself and
apparently not at
1:10:07
this point I thought I thought
it was
1:10:08
interesting to listen to I
enjoyed it
1:10:10
very much and I and I really
liked the
1:10:11
the Scott Adams interview and I
like
1:10:15
that format where it's very
1:10:16
conversational it sounds like
you're in
1:10:18
a room with somebody it's not
all room I
1:10:21
know it's not at all the style
of the
1:10:24
show typically but I luckily
default no
1:10:27
but I'd like I'd like that so
it was
1:10:29
very enjoyable to me
1:10:30
thank you for abusing my my
disability
1:10:34
for a cheap laugh in your show
oh yes we
1:10:39
did mention cuz I thought Scott
had
1:10:40
Tourette's oh you didn't know
that he
1:10:42
does he does now he does now
and now
1:10:45
he's gonna be concerned about
it but the
1:10:49
story about you know him not
being able
1:10:51
to speak and and you know the
Kutta
1:10:55
the nerves in his neck and then
he had
1:10:58
the couldn't for three and a
half years
1:11:00
oh holy crap and you wouldn't
know it
1:11:02
when when you listen to the guy
today
1:11:05
and at some point yeah and and
really
1:11:07
his whole stories the entire
story makes
1:11:10
up for some of the pompous ass
he can be
1:11:12
at point yeah is it was like
I'm a great
1:11:14
hypnotist I'm uh MB I'm great
and
1:11:17
they're like yeah you are
actually shit
1:11:20
it's kind of great and and he's
it it's
1:11:25
issued I'm humble they should
add that
1:11:27
to his roster I'm humble but it
was very
1:11:31
interesting and I learned a lot
about
1:11:34
him and I things I never knew
and the
1:11:38
fact that he was the one that
showed you
1:11:39
the world wide web was
interesting the
1:11:42
more you know type fact yeah
yes this is
1:11:45
alone in 93 it's when I first
ran into
1:11:48
him I saw a few times sense but
then I
1:11:50
guess I haven't seen him for a
decade or
1:11:52
long enough that I missed this
whole
1:11:54
can't speak thing and I wanted
to get
1:11:57
the story and I was actually
stunned by
1:11:59
this oh I didn't realize it was
three
1:12:01
and a half years of not being
able to
1:12:02
talk but being able to talk fine
1:12:05
everybody but you know and so
the kind
1:12:10
of guy he is is then you know
this comic
1:12:13
strip blogger comes up with a
you know a
1:12:14
cool version of Dilbert with 40
percent
1:12:17
which is how much business he
says he's
1:12:19
lost because of his analysis of
Trump
1:12:22
and know and yeah we were like
ah that's
1:12:25
great this is perfect now let's
ask him
1:12:27
anything yes yeah most
cartoonists
1:12:29
I think that kind of anal about
that
1:12:31
stuff aren't they but what
about money
1:12:34
they make no know about someone
using
1:12:37
their art and changing it and
using it
1:12:38
for different purpose I know
you did but
1:12:41
I thought that was nice that he
said yes
1:12:42
so that shows he's a good guy
yeah many
1:12:45
of the artists are very yeah
they're
1:12:47
freaky about it and I know for
a fact
1:12:48
when in the early days of the
Internet
1:12:50
in the probably the late night
he Scott
1:12:53
was actually uh
1:12:55
tracking down anyone who is
posting
1:12:57
repost it's not sure and then
1:13:00
threatening him but if shaking
his fist
1:13:02
I don't know what else you
could do and
1:13:03
I didn't know anything about
his food
1:13:05
business and how he had screwed
that up
1:13:07
I was it was very soon
1:13:08
more to me where I had this I
had lots
1:13:10
of money and I had a helicopter
1:13:12
fractional ownership company
and 9/11
1:13:16
happens like that was the
beginning of a
1:13:18
long slide no one was using
private
1:13:22
aviation for a while after 9/11
and
1:13:24
that's when he his restaurants
you know
1:13:26
the order hit the restaurant he
had in
1:13:28
some crazy place with a
horrible lease
1:13:30
and he just you know tanked on
that a
1:13:32
lot of stuff you don't know
about the
1:13:34
guy yeah I did yeah I had I had
worked
1:13:39
on I spent a cup probably I had
a file
1:13:42
open and every once well a
question
1:13:44
would come to mind I put it in
there hey
1:13:46
how much how many other
interesting
1:13:48
friends can we interview before
they are
1:13:49
dead or we are I get quite a
few I just
1:13:53
have to do it yeah we'll give
me one
1:13:55
name that would be interesting
1:13:57
it was a good name that would
be in well
1:13:59
I know who would be interesting
to me
1:14:01
uh-huh know who would be
interesting to me
1:14:01
I want to do him yes so dismiss
guy this
1:14:05
guy Draper yes
1:14:07
this guy Draper's 90 something
he runs
1:14:09
her wine he's one of the
original wine
1:14:11
importers in California and he
knows
1:14:14
everything about the wine
industry today
1:14:17
and he finally opened up a
small shop
1:14:21
cuz you know I'm thinking with
all these
1:14:22
interviews now I have a couple
people I
1:14:24
can call you know we've got a
product
1:14:29
maybe not sorry once again
we're gonna
1:14:34
get out of this thing rich if
it give it
1:14:36
kills us
1:14:37
but let's thank people who
supported the
1:14:39
show and this is for two
episodes things
1:14:42
we had your special
doubleheader and of
1:14:45
course we're doing the show
we're back
1:14:47
on schedule once again the show
here
1:14:50
from Italy the next show on
Sunday will
1:14:52
be from Switzerland and then
the show on
1:14:54
Thursday after that will be
from the
1:14:56
Netherlands so we're definitely
putting
1:15:00
in the effort to continue of
the best
1:15:01
podcast in the universe so yes
this is
1:15:04
for two episodes so there'd be
a little
1:15:06
longer than usual especially
the second
1:15:09
reading the first reading
starts over
1:15:11
sir Bradley the Protectorate of
the
1:15:13
outer cyber realm Gaius who
came in with
1:15:15
$1,000 cyber realm Gaius who
came in with
1:15:17
we're home so he will so he's a
baron
1:15:19
now he must be a baron there
must be
1:15:21
more than that you go through
that he
1:15:23
didn't he didn't request that
he can't
1:15:24
order wait Vai count he
something
1:15:27
doesn't say anything he's just
another
1:15:30
dude named Ben here thank you
for the
1:15:32
salvation and entertainment
shout out to
1:15:34
mark client of Barron County
for hitting
1:15:36
me in the mouth a while back
please
1:15:38
throw a little job karma my way
and keep
1:15:40
kicking ass tiles sir Bradley
1:15:42
Protectorate of the without her
Seibel
1:15:45
slavery already thought he was
a knight
1:15:48
already let me check let me see
if
1:15:49
there's something that I'm
missing on
1:15:51
the maybe I'm missing something
on the
1:15:54
spreadsheet here let me check
we do have
1:15:56
I know we have a knight English
a cliche
1:15:58
we have no
1:16:02
well this has to be clarified
so he's
1:16:05
gonna have to get back to us
and we have
1:16:06
tonight him later yes because I
thought
1:16:08
he was already United that's
what I
1:16:09
thought too but he could be a
Black
1:16:10
Knight now
1:16:13
I would that's taking a risk
you one
1:16:15
just relight him what what's the
1:16:17
downside of rewriting and
what's the
1:16:20
downside of missing him
1:16:21
the downside of rewriting is
nothing it
1:16:24
makes her segment a little
longer if
1:16:25
it's better
1:16:26
the downside of not knighting
him if he
1:16:29
hasn't actually been knighted
is then we
1:16:31
have to make him a black which
is all
1:16:32
upside yeah but that's that's
all upside
1:16:35
for him yeah I was so wet him
okay well
1:16:38
then goose little skipping but
we'll
1:16:40
skip it their jobs and jobs
that's we're
1:16:49
playing dangerous living on the
edge
1:16:51
yeah we are sir Julian and
Morgan Hill
1:16:54
California cute little
community down in
1:16:56
South Bay $500 I've been done
the
1:17:00
accounting and there's no way
I'm gonna
1:17:01
miss out on attending the Bay
Area meet
1:17:03
up $500 short of I count oh man
now Earl
1:17:07
sounds way better yes yes and
that's on
1:17:11
the list he's done nothing oh
here we go
1:17:17
was I wasn't ready for Nussbaum
hold on
1:17:20
I'm on I'm on the road gear
here I won't
1:17:23
you just starting in a la
Thomas sir
1:17:26
Thomas Duke Thomas Nussbaum
Virginia
1:17:30
Beach Virginia 4 6 4 5 6 4 5
and he says
1:17:36
archduke combo of the PI
donation 3 1 4
1:17:39
5 put that 5 9 in the one
perfect and
1:17:41
the one of the perfect 1 2 3 4 5
1:17:43
Congrats to Adam and Tina as
Florence
1:17:46
passes I hope to be at Austin
meet up
1:17:49
soon no thank you
1:17:55
workboats bah thank you very
much Daniel
1:17:59
de Gras de Graaf in Westminster
Colorado
1:18:02
33333 thank you for all your
efforts to
1:18:05
show it is entertaining and
educational
1:18:07
I have to tell you that no
gender
1:18:09
podcast has ruined me for all
other
1:18:10
podcasts the predella does
bring to the
1:18:14
the malcolm gladwell one
1:18:16
alright the podcast quality and
they'll
1:18:18
be talking like this the whole
Telus
1:18:20
yeah the podcasts the
production quality
1:18:22
and most podcast is so low that
even
1:18:24
when the content is quality
that it's
1:18:26
difficult to get through the
entire
1:18:27
thing it's easy to take the
high quality
1:18:30
and sound engineering that no
agenda
1:18:32
delivers for granted but listen
to any
1:18:34
other podcast and see how you
can see
1:18:36
the difference if possible I'd
like to
1:18:38
get a message out to my to any
dudes or
1:18:41
dudettes named Ben in the
audience
1:18:42
that's everyone I'm a developer
and CTO
1:18:45
of a small software company and
be and
1:18:47
because the stakes are so high
for
1:18:50
storing user passwords and
managing
1:18:53
logins and other security
workflows in
1:18:55
application development we're
trying to
1:18:56
make a dent in this problem by
offering
1:18:59
software to developers for free
to
1:19:01
handle all the users security
log in
1:19:03
registration account locking
etc it can
1:19:06
be downloaded for free at HTTP
s slash
1:19:10
slash fusion fu s io n aut h io
fusion
1:19:17
auth dot io i double-dare the
no agenda
1:19:20
audience to try and take down
the site
1:19:22
by all heading there at once
thanks for
1:19:26
all you do oh yeah like a
hundred people
1:19:28
is gonna make a difference to
your
1:19:29
website like I think the name
may have
1:19:33
been been yeah
1:19:35
clip and the goat screamed that
would be
1:19:37
fantastic I think his first
name may
1:19:39
have been Ben so a guy named
Ben dude
1:19:41
named Ben
1:19:46
sir roger boots in
Mechanicsville iowa
1:19:49
$333 uh sir roger butcher I
just had my
1:19:53
30 65th birthday on 99 my as
with all
1:19:56
exec producer show hasslein
thank you
1:19:59
very much to roger boots John
Avila 333
1:20:03
I'm John from Sonoma long time
1:20:07
blister first-time donor please
d douche
1:20:09
me after listening to John's
interviews
1:20:18
I ordered a sonic internet
commission
1:20:23
please hit me with some jobs
Carmer and
1:20:26
replay resist we much you guys
are the
1:20:29
best resist we much we must and
we will
1:20:34
much about that he committed
jobs jobs
1:20:39
jobs and jobs let's vote for
job you've
1:20:45
got karma Jonathan Lake Forest
Park
1:20:50
Washington 333 and he sent an
OD huh and
1:20:54
a check few weeks ago John
asked the
1:20:58
producers to reflect on why
donations
1:21:01
might be down since I started
listening
1:21:02
to the BCE I tau I have been
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I've been have been paying
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what's happened been happening
in Sweden
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a lot of art we have we have
producers
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in Sweden of course in the
surrounding
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countries Scandinavian
countries and the
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EU in general there's lots of
people
1:26:30
interested in what's happening
up a
1:26:32
little bit north and they had an
1:26:35
election which I don't think
was quite
1:26:38
fully understood what is exact
exactly
1:26:40
what is happening in Sweden but
first
1:26:41
we'll go to a m5m report this
is a CBC
1:26:46
news about Sweden their recent
election
1:26:49
and their uncertain future
1:26:51
well the coalition's on both
the center
1:26:54
left in the center-right in
Sweden have
1:26:55
lost ground including prime
ministers to
1:26:58
find levain his group on the
center left
1:27:01
but the far-right the
anti-immigration
1:27:04
party the Sweden Democrats have
gained
1:27:06
ground their leader has said in
fact one
1:27:09
notice notice by the way that
the the
1:27:12
far-right is actually called the
1:27:14
Democrats the Swedish Democrats
very
1:27:17
interesting how these how these
parties
1:27:20
are titled and named in
different
1:27:22
countries and what they stand
for but
1:27:23
the far-right the
anti-immigration party
1:27:26
the Sweden Democrats have
gained ground
1:27:28
their leader has said in effect
they won
1:27:31
in fact they didn't actually
win but the
1:27:34
far-right did manage to
increase its
1:27:36
portion of the vote from about
13% last
1:27:39
time to almost 18% in this
election and
1:27:42
here's how they see that result
1:27:45
but what we've seen here is the
1:27:47
political earthquake bring the
blocks
1:27:49
the Swedish political history
and I
1:27:52
think that the leaders of the
two big
1:27:55
parties the Social Democrats
and the
1:27:56
moderate party need to listen
to this
1:27:58
people need to change the
policies
1:28:03
people want to see they want to
see real
1:28:05
change a few things worth
underscoring
1:28:07
here for a long time Sweden has
been
1:28:08
considered a bastion of social
1:28:10
liberalism and this the Sweden
Democrats
1:28:13
have their roots in the neo-nazi
1:28:16
movement an anti-immigration
party they
1:28:19
want red sounds familiar
1:28:21
a few G's to return back to
their native
1:28:22
countries and they no longer
want Sweden
1:28:25
to accept any more refugees or
asylum
1:28:28
seekers coming in now keep in
mind
1:28:29
Sweden took in one hundred and
sixty
1:28:31
three thousand asylum seekers
back in
1:28:34
just in 2015 and that is the
biggest
1:28:36
percentage of the population
compared to
1:28:38
all other EU countries and if
you want
1:28:41
to compare that to Canada
compare apples
1:28:42
to apples here with Canada's
population
1:28:44
it would have been like Canada
taking in
1:28:46
five hundred and ninety-two
thousand
1:28:48
asylum seekers in one year
reshmi in
1:28:51
Sweden this far-right party
seems to
1:28:53
have found a way to capitalize
on a real
1:28:55
concern in the country
regarding all
1:28:57
those newcomers okay so that's
kind of
1:28:59
the m5m take on it you know
obviously
1:29:01
we've got the the Nazis you know
1:29:04
horrible and immigration but
when you
1:29:08
when you really dig down into
what's
1:29:10
happening in Sweden and for
this I'm
1:29:12
going to turn us to a podcast
and I
1:29:15
think it's valid and relevant
in this
1:29:17
case because we really don't
know much
1:29:19
about Sweden other than exactly
what you
1:29:21
heard in that report Swede and
it's like
1:29:23
no they are just the next to
Denmark the
1:29:26
happiest people on earth
everything's
1:29:29
great there's no poverty it's
fantastic
1:29:32
free health care free schooling
1:29:34
it's just everyone looks cute
in up sex
1:29:37
is fantastic the food is video
fishy
1:29:40
just whatever it is sweet is
the best
1:29:42
that best ever and it turns out
that
1:29:45
Sweden has also just slowly
degraded
1:29:49
into a shithole country which
on the
1:29:53
deconstructive critic podcast
hoe in
1:29:57
this case it's Jens gunman
1:29:59
an errand Flum they did this
one in
1:30:01
English which I'm very happy
about I
1:30:02
can't understand me Swedish
sounds like
1:30:05
someone a Dutch person speaking
Dutch
1:30:07
while drunk so I can get pick
up a few
1:30:09
words here and there but they
did this
1:30:11
one in English and I thought it
was
1:30:13
interesting what they did is
they trace
1:30:15
back what has been happening in
Sweden
1:30:17
to the time when Trump said
look what's
1:30:21
going on in Sweden you recall
that
1:30:23
everyone went what the hell is
he
1:30:26
talking about
1:30:28
they give us they write songs
for
1:30:31
Britney Spears I mean are you
nuts this
1:30:33
is Sweden you're talking about
and of
1:30:36
course that's how we see Sweden
so these
1:30:38
guys kind of lift the veil I'm
sure
1:30:40
they're biased I'm sure that
you know I
1:30:42
think there actually have been
called
1:30:44
out by the state-run mainstream
media as
1:30:50
you know these guys are
problematic
1:30:51
they're they're part of the
problem they
1:30:55
actually talk about it I think
most
1:30:56
media and I don't have to have
1:30:58
commercial television I'm not
sure but
1:30:59
they do talk about the Swedish
run TV
1:31:01
and the collusion between the
press and
1:31:04
the government so I'll start I
just have
1:31:07
two quick two clips the first
one again
1:31:11
is gents & Flom against an
errand and
1:31:16
this is they're talking about
after how
1:31:20
Trump kind of gave licence to
people to
1:31:22
speak the truth about what's
going on
1:31:24
Sweden after he said that we
were we
1:31:27
were famous before for a very
small
1:31:29
country at the edge of the
world with
1:31:31
almost no impact on world
affairs
1:31:33
we're very famous that's true
then we're
1:31:35
famous for a very special
reason aren't
1:31:37
we which is the Swedish here
the best
1:31:40
country in the world it was
progressive
1:31:42
the most equal the most general
neutral
1:31:46
yeah and that's why journalists
after
1:31:51
Trump felt that they could it
was open
1:31:55
season on Sweden from that
point and we
1:31:57
became the focal point for
criticism
1:32:00
that had to do with failed
integration
1:32:02
and and crime rising crime and
and we
1:32:06
became the Rick quote
1:32:07
a great capital of the world
but but
1:32:09
what Trump said was essentially
a
1:32:11
starting point for pundits like
Paul
1:32:14
Joseph Watson Stefan mole moley
name
1:32:17
what's his name you know the
new ex-mo
1:32:19
linear said it's okay to
bad-mouth
1:32:22
sweeteners so that was a
starting point
1:32:24
in essence but I think we need
to set
1:32:28
the record straight there
because these
1:32:30
people said that Sweden was
almost a
1:32:35
Orwellian society where
journalists
1:32:38
slide and politician slide and
we had
1:32:41
huge problems with with like I
said
1:32:44
immigration and integration but
it's not
1:32:47
as bad as they said it's worse
so we
1:32:51
need to set the record straight
there
1:32:53
with after Trump said his
famous words
1:32:56
about last night in Sweden all
the
1:32:58
Swedish newspapers went out
he's crazy
1:32:59
nothing happened last night and
the
1:33:02
night after he had said that
there was
1:33:05
riots and car carbecue split
carbecue
1:33:10
that's a new organ looks good
so there's
1:33:13
been like I think 16,000 burned
cars for
1:33:17
the past 10 years something
like that
1:33:20
between 3 and 4 day yeah it
happened
1:33:23
Sweden is a very small country
we should
1:33:25
point that out and it's not a
very I
1:33:28
mean not at least when it comes
to the
1:33:31
urban areas not everyone has a
car
1:33:33
exactly and Sweden is about
this big is
1:33:36
a mid-sized American state with
10
1:33:37
million people's you know if
you have
1:33:39
like three or four car burnings
every
1:33:41
night all year round that's a
lot of
1:33:44
cars that that that's someone
is for
1:33:46
addicted yeah but the
journalists in
1:33:48
Sweden they talk about this
problem as
1:33:51
if the cars sort of it was
spontaneous
1:33:54
combustion the cars sort of it
was spontaneous
1:33:55
yes it's not like someone set
fire to
1:33:58
the cars the cars suddenly
burst into
1:34:00
flames because of socio-economic
1:34:02
varieties I find this
fascinating I had
1:34:06
no we heard about a couple car
fires I
1:34:09
didn't know it was 16,000
that's a lot
1:34:13
and are these all Volvo's and
do Volvo's
1:34:15
burn are these all Volvo's and
do Volvo's
1:34:16
early org well I mean I'd like
to know
1:34:19
well they have a lot of sob
isn't a lot
1:34:22
of BMWs there most of the Volos
go to
1:34:25
California but they don't make
sobs
1:34:27
anymore that Saab was dead I
thought
1:34:28
Saab they still have him on the
road
1:34:30
there's cars that they make in
Sweden
1:34:32
last 10 20 years I've been
looking at
1:34:34
the new Volvo I think they're
getting
1:34:36
sexier before if you're over 50
so now
1:34:43
in the second clip they'll talk
about
1:34:45
these you know the
photographers who
1:34:47
were hired by the government to
do well
1:34:51
before you continue yeah I'm
glad you
1:34:54
got this clip because one of
the things
1:34:56
I've just been baffling to me
is that
1:34:58
you here at the one side of the
story
1:34:59
and the various blogs about the
mess
1:35:01
Sweden's become right and then
you hear
1:35:03
the official story which is the
oh you
1:35:05
know it's just they're just
making you
1:35:07
know it's all bullcrap you know
they're
1:35:09
exaggerating this is the same
thing the
1:35:10
South African story it's all I
don't
1:35:13
understand how they think they
can get
1:35:15
away with this if it's not true
it's and
1:35:19
this is why I think I predict
more or
1:35:21
less that you and I will be
finding more
1:35:25
podcast material in the future
I mean
1:35:29
especially from other countries
it's
1:35:31
really really helpful to just
hear so
1:35:32
now have I checked the
statistic of
1:35:35
16,000 no but I'm gonna think
they're
1:35:37
pretty they got to be pretty
close to
1:35:38
being realistic about this
there's just
1:35:41
the it is completely the
opposite when
1:35:44
you when you hear about what
journalists
1:35:46
in this case photo journalists
are doing
1:35:49
to for some reason
1:35:50
maintain the image and I
certainly don't
1:35:52
think that what is the point of
this
1:35:55
I don't know well listen to the
clip and
1:35:56
then we'll discuss after that
about
1:35:59
Sweden Swedish photographers
decide to
1:36:04
disproved from right and we
have museums
1:36:07
here and in Sweden museums are
owned and
1:36:09
funded by the state right and
so we have
1:36:12
in Stockholm we have a very
popular
1:36:14
museum it's called the Museum of
1:36:15
Photography it's the only
popular museum
1:36:18
because Swedes can't appreciate
art if
1:36:20
it's not you know an exact
1:36:22
representation of what they see
in their
1:36:24
daily lives so they love
photography and
1:36:26
they go to see the photography
museum
1:36:28
right go to see the photography
museum
1:36:29
and a lot of photographers in
Sweden
1:36:31
famous photographers got some
sort of I
1:36:34
support assignment from the
government
1:36:36
or from the museum to produce
pictures
1:36:38
to disprove image of sweet Oh
what
1:36:44
happened there okay
1:36:47
ended weirdly but you got the
idea that
1:36:49
they had they did all these
pictures
1:36:50
that to disprove what what
Trump was
1:36:53
saying well yeah Sweden's
beautiful you
1:36:55
can take great beautiful
pictures of
1:36:56
Sweden as long as you avoid the
carb
1:36:58
accuse as long as you avoid the
carb
1:37:01
a couple of things interesting
in there
1:37:02
that I didn't know one and I'd
been to
1:37:05
Sweden and I've did some
research before
1:37:07
I went so I wouldn't be an
idiot in the
1:37:09
Stockholm once that's all
1:37:11
once I've been all over the
place I went
1:37:13
all the way up and down I had a
miss
1:37:15
miss Phoebe trail I had a miss
Sweden
1:37:17
hit on me once but she was 60
didn't
1:37:20
really don't know if that counts
1:37:21
[Music] don't know if that
counts
1:37:26
then there was before all this
just
1:37:28
what's going on now is this
comment that
1:37:32
he made that Swedes don't like
art they
1:37:35
like that because they're all
into
1:37:36
realism so the only art they
would light
1:37:38
would be hyper realism which
some people
1:37:40
do yes it's not an unknown form
of oil
1:37:43
painting in fact it's very
popular in
1:37:46
some instances some people are
extremely
1:37:48
talented at doing it but
they're so they
1:37:51
like photographs so they and
wonder you
1:37:54
did there's got to be something
to that
1:37:56
because that if you don't like
art you
1:37:58
like just like realism or
photographs
1:38:01
you would maybe be more
susceptible to
1:38:04
government propaganda all very
possible
1:38:06
if you if you're only into
realism that
1:38:08
I'm sure reality television
could do a
1:38:10
lot to you
1:38:13
interesting Swedish situation
you got to
1:38:16
stay on these guys and did with
their
1:38:18
podcast yeah I was it this whole
1:38:20
situation has been baffling to
me yeah I
1:38:23
mean I've seen documentary
Paula why is
1:38:27
it baffling to you this is
happening all
1:38:29
over Europe why is it baffling
to you
1:38:31
why wouldn't the number one
special
1:38:32
justice wouldn't the number one
special
1:38:33
wait Sweden the social justice
country
1:38:36
of the world why wouldn't they
be you
1:38:38
know all in on all the stuff
that is
1:38:40
ruining everything
1:38:42
it's baffling to me because
it's such an
1:38:45
extreme hmm it's like nothing's
sneaking
1:38:49
I mean there's no other stuff
for this
1:38:50
clip you've got this leaks out
it leaks
1:38:52
on some blogs and the blogs are
1:38:54
condemned for being blind Nazis
Nazis
1:38:58
and so I'm finding that's this
Wheaton
1:39:02
thing to be the most
problematic of all
1:39:04
the whole entire sky keep doing
podcast
1:39:08
in English because it's very
informative
1:39:10
and and it's it's you know the
more you
1:39:14
know they encouraged me they'll
do one
1:39:17
use one a month
1:39:20
yeah I enjoyed it and I hope
they do
1:39:23
more in English
1:39:25
oh I do have something that I
think
1:39:28
you'll enjoy what's the latest
on this
1:39:30
anonymous op-ed I want to
change my I
1:39:32
want to change my my view by
the way as
1:39:34
to who wrote it who was the main
1:39:36
character behind it but the
latest
1:39:39
identify me because I do have a
clip
1:39:41
which I'm gonna push off to the
sunday
1:39:43
show because I forgot to move
it over
1:39:45
and it surprises me that the
clip was
1:39:49
not more widely spread and
didn't get go
1:39:52
viral and it was the clip that
Fallon
1:39:55
had where they took pieces out
of the op
1:39:58
out of the op ED and then they
then they
1:40:01
found pence saying each one of
these
1:40:03
things oh I heard about this
clip I
1:40:06
haven't heard you don't have it
I have
1:40:08
it out here on Sunday
1:40:10
well first I'm glad I'm okay
sorry go
1:40:12
ahead but the kicker was
1:40:16
what was that word you found it
1:40:17
lodestone a low-salt lodestar
lodestar
1:40:20
he cut it caught pen saying it
in three
1:40:23
different speeches interesting
well it's
1:40:25
it's a nautical term now when
that
1:40:28
happened and they had all these
other
1:40:30
clips from pence but the
Loadstar thing
1:40:34
as soon as that happened I said
to
1:40:36
myself as a writer oh this has
been
1:40:39
planted oh god I can't see
tightly my
1:40:43
story it's not answer trying to
you know
1:40:46
yes yes yeah they're trying
they're
1:40:48
trying to make it look like
pence you
1:40:49
got that then you got you guys
was at
1:40:51
Kimmel you said was it Kimmel
who found
1:40:54
it that was on Fallon no Fallon
okay so
1:40:57
that is clearly oh my god
Mockingbird to
1:41:00
the max yeah okay I have a clip
that
1:41:04
fits like hanging out in the
White House
1:41:08
and I haven't again doing this
or one of
1:41:09
the guys or maybe I'm not even
in the
1:41:10
White House but I maybe was or
whatever
1:41:13
cuz you had to remember a
couple of
1:41:15
things about this what stop
right there
1:41:16
no just stop there I have to
play this
1:41:18
clip because what you just said
leads us
1:41:21
right into this and this is a
great clip
1:41:24
for a number of reasons I think
ray got
1:41:26
this forest producer ray NPR's
Scott
1:41:30
Simon with Jill Abramson former
editor
1:41:34
of the New York Times also
known as the
1:41:37
Berkley Hummer so this clip is
no matter
1:41:39
what happens you know it's
gonna be good
1:41:41
because she's a Hummer and she's
1:41:42
hilarious to listen to but
listen to
1:41:45
what he says and the flub he
makes and
1:41:47
this is about the anonymous
op-ed in The
1:41:50
New York Times the editor the
New York
1:41:51
Times doesn't make the decision
it's the
1:41:53
opinion page editor right
that's exactly
1:41:56
right Scott there's a very
strict line
1:41:59
inside the New York Times
between the
1:42:03
news side of the paper and
opinions so
1:42:07
should the Times have just run
a news
1:42:10
story reporting that a
high-ranking
1:42:12
government official tried to
plant an
1:42:13
op-ed with him place an op-ed
1:42:19
did he say plant instead of
place and
1:42:22
did he between the news side of
the
1:42:26
paper and opinion so should the
times
1:42:31
have just run a news story
reporting
1:42:33
that a high-ranking government
official
1:42:34
tried to plant an op-ed with
him place
1:42:37
an op-ed in which they say
they're
1:42:39
working around the president
because
1:42:40
they don't trust his mental
fitness for
1:42:42
office I don't I don't think so
i think
1:42:46
the the publication of the
anonymous
1:42:50
editorial was entirely
appropriate and
1:42:54
more striking more newsworthy
because it
1:42:59
was in the own words of the
author even
1:43:03
though he or she did not want
to put
1:43:07
their name to us you imagine
having sex
1:43:09
with this woman that's not a
little more
1:43:13
to the right just didn't happen
that we
1:43:18
have left whistleblowers are
frequently
1:43:21
somewhere in the in the thicket
of
1:43:22
bureaucracy this is a
self-described
1:43:24
high-ranking official trail
they would
1:43:28
have a lot of employment
options I mean
1:43:30
okay they might lose their job
so
1:43:32
they'll be on this show
tomorrow if they
1:43:34
do it's true I see your point
and it's a
1:43:37
good one but I also think if
this person
1:43:41
is in a high-ranking position
they
1:43:44
portray themselves as
functioning almost
1:43:47
like a brake system he's trying
to stop
1:43:50
the worst impulses of this
president and
1:43:53
if there was on to get another
position
1:43:56
that break that safeguard to
the public
1:44:00
would no longer be there Jill
Abramson
1:44:02
former executive editor at The
New York
1:44:04
Times thanks so much for being
with us
1:44:06
thanks so much Scott
1:44:08
I love the plant flub though
because
1:44:15
that makes so much sense
particularly
1:44:17
with with Fallon than neo oh
look pence
1:44:19
says this three times perfect a
couple
1:44:25
things I wanted to note is that
one if
1:44:27
I'm doing this say I'm working
there and
1:44:30
I'm I can write
1:44:32
I also know that people can
identify
1:44:33
certain characteristics on my
writing
1:44:35
you know it's a scam would be
one of
1:44:37
them right
1:44:39
not a great question not a great
1:44:42
question my writing necessary
but I have
1:44:45
certain quirks in my writing
that people
1:44:46
can identify this the pacing
the style
1:44:48
and there's a lot of programs
that can
1:44:50
identify authors oh yes machine
learning
1:44:53
the first thing you do is you
look for
1:44:56
your target like Who am I gonna
target
1:44:58
to make it look like he did it
and then
1:45:00
I just go back and look at the
records
1:45:02
and then I just wait for them
to say
1:45:04
something over and over and the
things
1:45:06
that pence said over and over
are all
1:45:08
put into this thing I put them
in
1:45:10
awkwardly I'm gonna have to
look this
1:45:12
thing over more carefully but I
put him
1:45:14
in awkward and you wouldn't you
nobody
1:45:16
no writer uses the word
lodestar no ever
1:45:20
no personally I write mine two
or three
1:45:23
times you say well I'm gonna
put this in
1:45:24
there cuz this will really put
the nail
1:45:26
in the coffin on this guy and I
think
1:45:29
you know this is a here's what
happened
1:45:31
in my opinion if you remember
during the
1:45:34
first early six months of the
Trump
1:45:36
administration leaks were
coming out
1:45:37
left and right because they had
his
1:45:39
office bugged right and then he
moved
1:45:42
out of the Oval Office and they
did a
1:45:44
redo and they put some you know
anti bug
1:45:47
surveillance work in there and
then so
1:45:51
for the next year all the stuff
that was
1:45:54
coming out bad about Trump was
not
1:45:56
really was either from somebody
who
1:45:58
would they know who it was
leaked it or
1:46:00
it was just made up or it was
you know
1:46:03
disgruntled employee always
bitching
1:46:05
about their boss which is not
which is
1:46:07
not uncommon but they didn't
they lost
1:46:10
the ability to have all these
these they
1:46:12
don't have the bugs in the
office it
1:46:14
seems to me stuff like this
comes out
1:46:17
and it's you know this it's very
1:46:19
carefully orchestrated it's got
the New
1:46:22
York Times is always a bad
actor or in
1:46:24
this thing and the fake stuff
about load
1:46:27
started I'm not buying it we I
do have
1:46:29
one clip on this topic yes I'm
glad you
1:46:32
got this I'm glad you got this
one if
1:46:34
this is the Trump's voice then
that's
1:46:36
dumb glad you got I got that
too but
1:46:38
that's not what I just of the
clip is oh
1:46:40
I got the FBI director talking
about the
1:46:43
memo on one of the networks
1:46:44
the president has said that he
wants the
1:46:46
Attorney General to investigate
who
1:46:48
wrote that anonymous New York
Times
1:46:51
op-ed do you believe as the
President
1:46:54
does that this is an issue of
national
1:46:55
security that this is an issue
of national
1:46:56
well first off I can tell you I
didn't
1:46:59
write it I didn't have anything
to do
1:47:00
with it
1:47:01
second I would tell you that
we're not
1:47:03
really on practice of
confirming or
1:47:07
discussing whether we're going
to be
1:47:08
conducting a particular
investigation I
1:47:10
would tell you that we're going
to make
1:47:13
decisions about that kind of
thing based
1:47:15
on all the factors we normally
do which
1:47:16
is whether or not we have
sufficient
1:47:18
evidence of federal crime I
want to ask
1:47:20
you about the content of it it
I didn't
1:47:26
quite understand what he said
there he's
1:47:28
whether we have evidence of a
federal
1:47:30
crime what does that have to do
with who
1:47:32
the identity of the in the
op-ed well
1:47:35
he's gonna tell you that he
didn't write
1:47:37
it and then they're doing it
well what's
1:47:39
this about a number crying I
I'm gonna
1:47:41
back it up well they did the
president
1:47:43
told the FBI to look into this
it must
1:47:46
be a crime of practice so he
says we're
1:47:49
now gonna do no we're not don't
worry we
1:47:52
do not confirming or discussing
whether
1:47:54
we're gonna be conducting a
particular
1:47:56
investigation I would tell you
that
1:47:59
we're gonna make decisions
about that
1:48:00
kind of thing based on all the
factors
1:48:02
we normally do which is whether
or not
1:48:04
we have sufficient evidence of
federal
1:48:06
crime I want to ask you about
the
1:48:07
content of it it described the
1:48:10
president's leadership style is
quote
1:48:12
impetuous adversarial petty and
1:48:15
ineffective they said that the
root of
1:48:17
the president's promises quote a
1:48:19