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it's really cool all this is
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man is really really cool Adam
Curry
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Devore award-winning Nation
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assassination episode 10 this
is no
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agenda in the morning everybody
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I'm Adam curry from Northern
Silicon
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Valley where I'm awaiting the
Zephyr I'm
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Jesse divorce right
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Thursday Zephyr show it's
Thursday it's
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no agenda now twice a week on
Thursdays
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so you're still in the EU yes I
am in
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the Netherlands to be exact and
in some
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town I've never heard of yet
you have up
0:56
i broadcast from the studio
before loud
0:59
and lar en it's just just south
of
1:02
Amsterdam it's where all the
rich soccer
1:05
players live with their wives
ah sure
1:09
you have a lot in common
1:10
Oh harsh it's so unnecessary
1:15
so don't wait let me get it
straight how
1:17
did you get there did you jump
in the
1:19
Hadron Collider and poof
1:21
well showed up in this place no
boom
1:23
actually art our trip changed
somewhat
1:28
no it's actually not is not
funny but
1:32
one of Tina's sisters is quite
ill Tina
1:35
has flown back to the Chicago
area to be
1:38
with her and with her family so
that's a
1:41
shame yeah so that kind of
changed a lot
1:43
of things in fact if you don't
mind I
1:45
just like to do off the top and
F cancer
1:47
[Applause] like to do off the
top and F cancer
1:51
you've got does work so I don't
want to
1:56
leave any stone unturned so
yeah so
1:59
that's you know sadly it kind
of changed
2:02
everything then so I'm here and
I go
2:05
back I didn't get to the Hadron
Collider
2:08
no that's good for another time
2:10
but we did have a nice train
trip from
2:14
Zurich - way to know from
Luzerne -
2:18
Zurich and then we flew from
Zurich to
2:20
Amsterdam and another
interesting train
2:23
ride and another interesting
train
2:26
the Train is kind of convenient
2:28
it was because the places are
close to
2:30
each other and there's lots of
trains
2:32
yeah and it just it just kind
of works
2:35
this there's no drunk people
maybe I've
2:39
been on the wrong trains but
something
2:42
that was kind of and it just
struck me
2:44
as odd I'm not quite sure if
I'm seeing
2:47
it the wrong way but no you
order your
2:49
train tickets online which is
pretty
2:50
simple to do and then they do
force you
2:53
this would be Tina in this case
to
2:55
download an app if you can't
print it
2:57
out you down you have to
download their
2:59
app and then you have to import
your
3:01
tickets into their app which is
pretty
3:02
much showing a PDF on their app
which I
3:05
think just probably could have
just
3:06
shown a PDF well you have a QR
code and
3:10
so when the conductor comes by
to check
3:12
your ticket it just seems so I
don't
3:14
know if it seems odd to me that
that
3:16
you're showing your QR code on
in this
3:19
case the keeper smartphone and
the
3:21
conductor is scanning the cue
code with
3:23
his smartphone just seems like
it isn't
3:26
that isn't that meant for him
people
3:29
have no relationship together
whereas we
3:31
already have a relationship
because we
3:33
purchased tickets and then you
know we
3:35
have the app and all that is it
just me
3:36
or is that is it actually
supermodel you
3:39
you confused it was whatever
you just
3:40
said okay so we it's so instead
of
3:43
scanning you know like at the
airport
3:45
will you put your phone under
scanner I
3:47
don't do that but you know you
can do
3:49
that now you have the conductor
he's
3:51
scanning with his I don't know
it's just
3:53
like a weird air gap thing to
me I don't
3:55
know if maybe I'm just seeing
it the
3:56
wrong way felt strange you
think that
3:59
day what would you propose as a
4:01
alternative that would be more
efficient
4:03
and make more sense to you
maybe we just
4:05
get right on the train you know
just
4:07
like a plane like poop you scan
it
4:08
you're done you know why does
this guy
4:09
why is the conductor still
there what's
4:11
it what's the point of him to
come by
4:12
and and scan the phone
4:16
you know I've always wondered
that
4:18
myself I remember old school
because you
4:21
still like conductors come by
and yeah
4:22
they click the tickets and
apakah hole
4:25
and what that's one of them
yeah exactly
4:27
and it's kind of cool like too
good and
4:30
then they stick it a little
sticker
4:31
thing steel it's been a while
since it
4:36
worked that way yeah but you
know they
4:38
can still do that in some
Eastern
4:39
European train systems yeah and
yeah I
4:44
know they should have just a
little
4:46
kiosk it they let the right at
the door
4:48
and maybe I have like eight
doors you
4:51
can go in or six or five or to
whenever
4:54
or every door would MIT what
difference
4:55
does it make well is each one
does cost
4:58
money oh okay that's probably
it's
5:01
probably government-run and
there's
5:03
probably a union for the
conductor's and
5:04
I'm sure they like their job he
was the
5:06
guy was very friendly nothing
wrong with
5:07
that hmm nothing wrong with
that he's
5:11
just a way to check could be I
learned a
5:14
couple other things Oh got a
lot of
5:16
feedback on the bikers that we
were
5:19
seeing kind of these
middle-aged guys a
5:21
little overweight and with all
the garb
5:23
on you know clearly they had
their bikes
5:26
flown in or they rented them
locally and
5:28
they're all running around this
is a big
5:30
big bone of contention with
there with
5:33
people in Italy and Swift them
they
5:34
really don't like them and they
have a
5:36
name for mammals which is
mammals yeah
5:39
and then they call them mammals
it's
5:40
just not a reference an acronym
em am i
5:43
LS an acronym for middle-aged
men in
5:45
lycra Wow mammals mammals
something else
5:53
I've noticed this was very
unique to
5:55
Switzerland hotels stores
anywhere you
6:00
go the doors all open inward
which i
6:03
think is at this point a
building code
6:05
violation in the United States
6:07
oh that very few states allow
it if you
6:10
have that in California they'll
give you
6:12
a big ticket need make you fix
it pretty
6:14
quickly big ticket need make
you fix it pretty
6:15
it's really it's really of
course you
6:18
know for Americans walking
around you
6:20
want to walk in somewhere you
pull the
6:21
door you know you almost rip
your arm
6:23
out of the socket let's push
but do
6:26
Europeans have they never had
that
6:27
people die inside a venue where
the
6:30
the crowd tried to get out and
the door
6:31
was push it was inward and not
push
6:33
outward I guess I mean it makes
no sense
6:37
I don't know why you'd have
maybe the I
6:40
mean what's the rationale for
having it
6:43
open inward it except for maybe
if you
6:45
open it out where somebody
walks into it
6:47
I mean that's the only but it's
for
6:49
safety reasons is the way you
do reason
6:51
you don't understand it yeah
but yeah I
6:52
noticed this myself by the way
and that
6:54
was it
6:54
it only kind of I only kind of
noticed
6:57
it in switch so I don't know if
it's in
6:58
other European countries I
don't think
7:00
I've noticed that much in the
7:01
Netherlands it was a lot of
revolver
7:04
lending was in London lest you
7:08
okay so we we get to the
Netherlands the
7:11
only thing the Netherlands can
talk
7:13
about right now in all the
newspapers
7:14
everywhere is Glennis Grace who
didn't
7:18
win the America's Got Talent
7:20
I know you don't watch so I'll
fill you
7:22
in there's a Dutch singer and
Glennis
7:26
Grace is her name I know her
quite well
7:28
in fact I think she's sang in
one of our
7:30
parties you know hundred years
ago a
7:32
very good singer and I think
maybe she
7:35
want to touch she's quite
well-known you
7:37
see how she has a career in
Holland
7:38
she's from from the Netherlands
she's
7:40
from Holland was gonna do it
America's
7:42
Got Talent
7:42
I know but that's why it's so
7:44
interesting so she's over there
she's
7:46
she I guess she has temporary
residence
7:48
and she got on the show and she
got all
7:50
the way to the finals and
everyone here
7:52
was like oh it's the Dutch girl
making
7:53
it to America's Got Talent
7:55
as far as I know she doesn't
live there
7:57
she might thought she always
lived here
7:59
and she didn't get through but
uh man
8:03
nach neo the national pride
that she got
8:07
all the way to the finals
8:10
yes fascinating
8:11
[Music] fascinating
8:13
just sayin that's that's what
everyone's
8:15
talking about but here well I
have much
8:19
better what we're talking about
I did
8:20
watch the Emmys you have two
more things
8:23
to mention in my report and
then I'd
8:25
want desperately want to hear
about the
8:27
Emmys no I want to hear I want
this
8:29
European report to continue
throughout
8:31
the show but you can load up if
you want
8:33
I'll just give you the one on
Amsterdam
8:38
I have not been to Amsterdam
for I mean
8:41
really in the city and we went
last
8:43
night for some dinner for I
don't know
8:46
maybe a little under a year I
got to
8:49
tell you there are too many
bicycles in
8:52
Amsterdam it has now Greta I'm
not
8:54
talking about people riding
bikes that's
8:56
bad as is there's so many bikes
they are
8:59
parked everywhere
9:01
there's you can't walk on
sidewalks you
9:03
can't cross you know a little
island
9:05
where where you would know them
to have
9:07
if you're crossing a two-lane
road or
9:10
something you can stand out the
bikes
9:11
everywhere they've just been
pumping
9:13
bikes into the Dutch economy
and they
9:15
haven't you know gotten rid of
any
9:18
it's it's it's insane I've
never seen it
9:21
like this everyone's talking
about it
9:23
and then there's also dock less
and dock
9:25
but it's just it's crazy if
they've over
9:28
inflated bicycles in Amsterdam
that's
9:31
ridiculous I mean to me the
country that
9:34
has adapted to the bicycle
culture now
9:36
what you're telling me is that
it's not
9:39
working you're telling me is
that it's not
9:40
here's what happened I remember
when
9:42
there was this big push I'm
sure we
9:44
talked about it on the show we
want to
9:46
make the Amsterdam we want to
make the
9:48
city much more for pedestrians
and bikes
9:50
and we want to kind of push the
cars out
9:52
so they flooded all the bicycle
9:54
infrastructure more bikes bikes
bikes
9:56
didn't really do much to stop
the could
9:59
flow of cars because you know
you still
10:01
need deliveries trucks need to
get
10:03
through business has to be done
so now
10:06
do you have that no one can
move now you
10:09
got bikes to the left of you
bikes to
10:11
the right of you bikes on the
sidewalk
10:13
bikes on the bridge bikes and
then the
10:15
the tourists who somehow think
that I
10:18
can bike like the Dutch but
it's just
10:20
kamikaze pilots it's really
it's ruined
10:24
the city is ruined and I and I
blame it
10:26
on the policy of you know more
bikes it
10:29
was too much it's gone crazy
10:32
take some pictures I have some
I have
10:35
some definitely it's just
insane I want
10:38
to see pictures yeah I'll send
them to
10:39
you will happen for the next
newsletter
10:40
I'll be back for for the next
Thursday
10:43
show on Sunday
10:47
the next Sunday yes I will so
will you
10:56
find back tonight tomorrow no
Saturday
10:58
saturday cuz tomorrow I'm gonna
go see
11:00
Christina who haven't seen yet
because
11:01
everything kind of got pushed
back at
11:03
some other that she's in
Rotterdam she's
11:05
a martyr damn yeah I'll have
taxi Eric
11:07
drive me or something are you
gonna take
11:09
a bike yeah I'm still here
trying to him
11:12
to exit this damn podcast
trying to find
11:15
it's trying to find an exit
strategy
11:19
just get on a bicycle this is
your exit
11:22
strategy sure sure you are they
just
11:24
laying around you anyone can
pick one up
11:26
no well I mean bikes it's
stolen all the
11:29
time but now people lock them
but you
11:32
can you can't even lock them to
anything
11:34
ape lock it to a bridge or a
light post
11:37
or or a game no I mean it's a
luxury
11:41
because all those spots are
just filled
11:43
with bikes I have never seen it
this way
11:46
ever and I've been in Amsterdam
since I
11:49
was new 7 yes yes I'll take
pictures man
11:54
take pictures yes sir there
goes a nine
11:57
cars Zephyr yeah thank good and
late you
12:05
should complain why I'm not on
it
12:10
all right so I watched the
Emmys yes I
12:12
saw I was fortunate enough to
see the
12:15
blame opening song and perhaps
more
12:18
insulting lamer monologue
12:23
well the lame opening song
obviously the
12:27
guy producing it this area Lorne
12:29
Michaels right one my boys yeah
he put
12:32
the hammer down and said no
political no
12:34
Trump stuff that's we don't
want to see
12:37
any political or Trump stuff
because
12:38
that's what we do on Saturday
Night Live
12:40
I don't wanna see you guys
steal right
12:42
here right so instead just rag
on white
12:44
people men in particular so
there was a
12:47
few of it wasn't that bad I
thought
12:50
didn't think was pretty mild
politically
12:52
but I get annoyed by a couple
of things
12:54
absolutely John I just thought
it was
12:56
insulting was all huh too many
white
12:59
people or white people are
widely and
13:01
they were doing a lot of
material and
13:03
the show is I would say over
represented
13:06
by the black community yeah not
in the
13:08
winners were black presenters
including
13:10
guys you'd like to couple get
it was all
13:12
starting at live people it was
13:14
ridiculous it's not in the
winner's
13:16
circle there weren't too many
black
13:18
people what I can see seems
like they
13:20
lost well whatever the point is
is that
13:24
a couple of days ago me they
had I think
13:27
four writers Awards mm-hmm and
except
13:30
for the last one writing for a
drama
13:33
they never mentioned the names
of the
13:35
writers huh
13:37
even though it's a writing
writing award
13:40
yes they they mentioned they
showed the
13:42
name of the just played a clip
showed
13:44
the name of the show no writers
they
13:47
didn't mention the writers they
never
13:48
said directed by him and did
when they
13:50
said directors they mentioned
the guy's
13:52
name but the friend who says so
and so
13:53
and so and so you know Zach
Zachary you
13:57
know directed such-and-such I
put these
13:59
guys names out there no for the
writers
14:01
they never said anybody's name
except
14:02
the winner they had to mention
it was
14:05
really the oh I was gonna ok
well that's
14:08
kind of rude it was very
ruinous for the
14:11
first three of the writers
Awards they
14:12
never mentioned the rise the
last one
14:14
they did that they named a
writer at the
14:15
beginning I found that to be
outrageous
14:18
and it was a nice surprise the
writers
14:20
put up with this crap where's
the
14:21
Writers Guild and then the what
the
14:25
thing that was wait wait stop
Sessa
14:26
how were the ratings I didn't
check to
14:29
Rick nice report and good
14:32
arable show I'll check the raki
going
14:35
ahead no the entertainer was
14:37
lame the song to begin that you
said was
14:39
stupid the song to begin that
you said was
14:41
and it was all you know race
race race
14:43
you're right about that all
time here we
14:45
go right about that all time
here we
14:46
the Emmy Awards drew a
record-low
14:48
audience of just ten point two
million
14:51
people down 11% over the past
two years
14:54
that makes sense
14:56
it was hard to watch it was not
it was
14:58
not entertaining anyway and
then they
15:02
get to the dead people
subsection ah yes
15:05
yes we love the dead segment
they do the
15:09
dead segment and they throw in
John
15:11
McCain into the Emmys dig said
oh that's
15:14
right yes I read people were
really mad
15:16
because they had John McCain in
yet you
15:19
know but then they didn't
mention Mac
15:21
you know some rapper I've never
heard of
15:23
but he he how about Tom Wolfe
and Tom
15:28
Wolfe the writer he did a TV
series in
15:30
the 70s he died was a famous
novelist he
15:33
did the electric kool-aid acid
test not
15:35
bonfire of the vanities who's
the famous
15:37
writers on television all the
time no he
15:40
gets snubbed another writers
nup I might
15:43
have might add hi Lorne
Michaels I think
15:48
just doesn't like writers to
probably
15:50
get in the way you know they're
not that
15:52
you know their pain in the ass
I have no
15:55
idea what it is but it was
obviously
15:57
this this and I don't didn't
see a lot
15:59
of dead writers besides Tom
Wolfe I'm
16:01
sure there's a lot of dead
except for
16:03
Neil Simon yeah duh you can't
leave him
16:06
out but you you know this other
this is
16:09
really I thought is snuff to
anyone who
16:11
wrote for a living in that
business down
16:13
there have you heard anyone else
16:15
complain about this is anyone
on on
16:16
Facebook talking about it I
don't have
16:19
facebook so I have no idea how
I know
16:21
that I'm talking about just
just asking
16:24
and so yeah so Tom Wolfe is
left out but
16:28
John McCain they threw him it
what does
16:30
he have to do with anything and
are they
16:33
gonna put every dead politician
16:34
politicians die a lot yeah and
really
16:38
unfortunate ways sometimes to
16:41
and so what's the point of this
and so I
16:44
thought that was one of the
messages
16:46
that was a political statement
that was
16:48
Lauren's political statement
and then he
16:51
also when he had the
nominations for
16:53
best you know comedy actor they
we had
16:55
they had apparently Baldwin got
16:59
nominated for doing his Trump
no of
17:01
course crime and so they had a
big giant
17:04
picture of him doing Trump but
that's
17:06
was nip slips out and so that
was I
17:09
think something of a political
stable
17:10
but the rest of it they kept it
they
17:12
kept it on the Qt but that John
McCain
17:14
thing was like what was that
all about
17:18
well does he have an IMDB page
let's
17:21
take a look I'm gonna take a
look and
17:22
see John McCain IMDB let me say
I'm sure
17:25
Tom wolf does too but he didn't
get
17:27
mentioned and Tom was more
famous in
17:29
Hollywood circles oh hold on
17:31
he hold on he's of course he's
been a
17:33
guest on Saturday Night Live
multiple
17:36
times on Saturday Night Live
multiple
17:37
Loren produced the show hello
that's how
17:40
he that's how he justifies it
he has two
17:43
writing credits for democracy
and
17:48
faith of my father's this is
the this is
17:51
the look I'm just saying I'm
there's
17:53
gotta be a million people that
drank to
17:56
that level it should have been
on the
17:58
death list that's ridiculous
18:00
when you go I'm getting you on
in the
18:02
dead segment yeah do it
18:05
podcasters you could come back
and haunt
18:14
me all right that was it that
was
18:26
reports it was very boring
mm-hmm where
18:31
was it was LA yeah I was in LA
time the
18:34
Microsoft theater which I think
is the
18:36
old uh I don't think it's just
not the
18:39
dole because that's still there
I see
18:41
old the Kodak Theatre I think
mm-hmm I
18:43
think I don't know but it's you
know
18:46
it's an old this is one of the
older
18:47
theaters Microsoft bought the
rights and
18:49
so it's the Microsoft theater
they
18:51
Microsoft never got mentioned
throughout
18:53
the show I mean it wasn't even
right
18:54
it's just an old naming right
they have
18:56
keep naming right so it was
just lame it
19:00
was a really terrible they
should not
19:02
hire that guy to do the thing
you know
19:06
and then or another political
statement
19:08
I thought was giving there's no
reason
19:12
for the special the special the
Emmy for
19:14
those best special last year
went to the
19:16
Oscars oh man how incestuous is
that
19:20
well besides being incestuous
that was a
19:23
nod to DeNiro go for his eff
Trump
19:27
comment is that Trump oh so
that made
19:30
what did they show that is the
best
19:32
segment of the show they didn't
show
19:33
that we're gonna do that there
was this
19:36
was all subtle subtle nods well
Wow I
19:39
mean that's your interpretation
I'm just
19:43
adding two and two why would
they get
19:45
the award this show sucked it
had low
19:47
ratings too and also they had
you know
19:49
again they had the the McCain
thing and
19:52
then a picture of
what's-his-name doing
19:54
Trump I mean come on
19:56
and then I saw the guy proposed
on stage
20:00
actually was kind of dead was
kind of
20:02
sweet was kind of dead was kind
of
20:04
ah okay I didn't see it so guys
that was
20:08
kind of lame but it was kind of
sweet
20:09
because it was at least it was
something
20:11
different the guy says I you
know my
20:14
girlfriend sitting here in the
artists
20:16
and I have to tell you this I
hate
20:17
calling you my girlfriend I'd
rather
20:19
call you my wife no oh yeah
yeah and
20:24
then the guy kind of botched it
though
20:26
because I did I had actually
could have
20:28
clipped that yeah she starts
she gets
20:30
all excited in the audience of
me pretty
20:32
huh huh and this was she comes
running
20:35
up the stage and he's and then
as she's
20:37
running up he says at least
three times
20:39
I haven't asked you yet I
haven't asked
20:42
you yet I haven't yeah what a
douche
20:46
what she gets up there he does
go on his
20:48
knee give her a ring and ask
sir ha ha
20:50
but what's yelling at her for
where
20:51
she's coming up on the stage
you can see
20:53
what that relationships going I
can
20:54
guarantee you what's next
because of
20:57
horse no well there's that no
we're
21:01
gonna see this another time in
the near
21:03
future on an award show but it
will be a
21:06
gay proposal that could be
there was one
21:09
later in the show there was a
callback
21:11
to this moment
21:12
way late in the show this guy
who was
21:15
also got a girlfriend in the
audience
21:16
says he says my and if I forgot
nishes
21:20
some actress she said he says
she said
21:22
she'd punched me in the face if
I asked
21:25
and I'm thinking yes do that on
my show
21:27
please very good anyway yeah
well there
21:31
is one piece of news that was
played up
21:34
pretty big here particularly in
the
21:35
Netherlands since it is news
that
21:38
concerns quite a number of Dutch
21:41
citizens many of whom were
killed in
21:44
mh17 the downing of the mh17
airliner
21:49
over Ukraine as the Russians
did a big
21:52
live news conference it was
carried live
21:55
all over the country people were
21:56
tweeting about it and there was
live
21:58
stream on RT of course who
interpreted
22:01
the news for us and in a
nutshell they
22:04
have proof that this was a book
rocket
22:08
that was in possession of the
Ukrainian
22:10
army and could have only been
deployed
22:12
by the Ukrainians for a number
of
22:15
reasons and I
22:16
have a clip remember this of
course is
22:18
RT so you'd expect them to be
all over
22:20
this news in a positive fashion
and that
22:25
was I did a John right there
didn't I a
22:34
1 second clip well we'll have a
second
22:38
one yeah ok I can I can
summarize they
22:42
have the original I'm so pissed
about
22:44
that that's not me they have the
22:46
original that's not me they
have the
22:47
yes the original Passport you
know every
22:50
each weapon has or D each shell
or
22:53
rocket has a passport it shows
where it
22:55
was made it was not made in 84
as was
22:57
earlier presumed but in 86 and
this
23:00
could have only been in Ukraine
for all
23:02
of these reasons and all the
journalists
23:04
were there they could examine
the
23:05
evidence it wasn't like a PDF
like of an
23:08
Obama birth certificate but it
was the
23:10
real booklet for whatever
that's worth
23:12
but they did have this other
interesting
23:14
piece of of evidence which was
a phone
23:17
call of something you remember
they had
23:19
as proof that the Russians did
it they
23:21
had some like drunk Russian you
know
23:24
blue tenant yapping away like
I'm gonna
23:28
shoot there was shot down a
plane
23:29
well now the Russians have
their version
23:32
of a Ukrainian colonel who and
they
23:35
don't even translate this bit I
will for
23:37
you just listen to this part of
the
23:38
report the passport and all
other
23:40
relevant documents were
actually brought
23:43
to the room in fact they used
to be
23:45
top-secret and the Russian
Defense
23:47
Ministry have unclassified them
for the
23:49
sake of the probe for the sake
of the
23:51
investigation they also passed
on all
23:53
the data on the rocket to the
official
23:56
investigation and they are
saying they
23:58
are open to everybody to any
inquiries
24:01
any further questions that the
official
24:03
investigation may have in fact
even US
24:06
journalists had a chance to
have a look
24:09
with our own eyes at these at
these
24:11
papers also the second part of
the
24:13
presentation is interesting
because I'm
24:15
telling you I probably cut out
the third
24:17
the wrong part on this one too
although
24:19
this is a good part of the
report but
24:20
this is not what I meant
intended to
24:22
clip for the Russian Defense
Ministry
24:24
included some footage
24:26
before by the joint
investigative team
24:28
and the Russian Defense
Ministry says
24:30
basically they show their
they're
24:34
examples of how they believe
that
24:36
footage was tampered with
24:38
the third paragraph was
probably was
24:41
also a very interesting one and
they it
24:43
purported to they purported to
play to
24:45
us a audio recording which the
Russian
24:48
Defense Ministry says is a
conversation
24:50
between a Ukrainian colonel
with another
24:53
officer and a lot of f-bombs
dropped in
24:57
that recording unedited by the
Russian
24:59
Defense Ministry for the world
for the
25:01
very purpose of showing that
they
25:03
themselves did not tamper with
the
25:05
routine and well this is the
key bit
25:08
from it right this is only
translated
25:11
with subtitles but this colonel
says
25:13
holy crap we don't want to blow
up
25:15
another plane like we did I
don't know
25:19
if that's the actual
translation someone
25:21
in the audience will check it
for us but
25:23
that seemed to be a it was very
clear
25:25
recording you know almost as
good as
25:27
they had a Victoria Nuland so
you know
25:31
the Russians have been
preoccupied was
25:35
and there's some cultural
reason for
25:37
this and I can't remember quite
what it
25:39
relates to but the Russians are
really
25:42
into high-quality recordings oh
yeah it
25:45
was kind of an element of that
in the
25:47
death of Stalin they have I saw
it but
25:51
you know tell me what part what
part the
25:53
beginning where they're
recording right
25:59
they have you know read this
during the
26:03
Soviet era there were
microphones
26:04
everywhere and they used to know
26:06
everyone knew there's
microphones buried
26:08
here and there and they just
really in
26:11
like that more than anything
they like
26:13
to listen in Currys podcast
26:16
perfectionist or Russian spy
one of the
26:20
to read the book
26:23
anyway so they so it's good
well you
26:27
know I kind of believe the
Russian side
26:29
of this because of the length
of time it
26:32
took to rig the report yeah
exactly
26:37
and remember thing went down it
should
26:40
have been within a month or two
this
26:42
should have had something to
tell us it
26:43
told us nothing for over a year
26:45
well it's it's moaning about it
it's
26:48
been longer it's been much
longer than
26:50
that and remember that the a
lot of the
26:52
main evidence against the
Russians comes
26:55
from Belling cat you know do you
26:58
remember Belling cat babe it
yeah with
27:01
the upside-down C question Mark
Belling
27:03
cat is the blogger who's has a
little
27:06
write rule it's kind like the
Snopes of
27:08
mh17 rule it's kind like the
Snopes of
27:10
yeah yeah uh-huh exactly
27:13
so yeah I don't know
27:19
the whole thing is sad and uses
the
27:20
internet ones you know people
just been
27:22
shut down by the the debate has
just
27:25
been quashed by the politicians
and the
27:27
mainstream media shut up you
don't need
27:29
to know yeah well this you know
every
27:31
time they come up with a report
that's
27:32
from the JIT the joint
investigation
27:34
investigative team well we
think this is
27:37
it we're pretty sure we'll
we'll know in
27:38
the next update yeah then it's
nine
27:41
months yeah well look we have
97 your
27:46
scientists are on board we
really
27:48
believe that's how it's going
yeah so
27:51
[Music] that's how it's going
yeah so
27:53
yeah sad the whole thing is said
27:59
I have got a lot of BBC World
Service
28:02
stuff actually and BBC World
Service
28:06
yeah actually and BBC World
Service
28:08
and uh yeah these clip properly
we had a
28:13
couple things happen at once we
had the
28:16
ones this hold on me check how
much
28:19
that's good
28:21
it looks like some of my clips
got
28:23
screwed John says uh what's
happening
28:26
you this is not good well
luckily I have
28:29
two of the three
28:32
it's the tariffs Trump
increased the
28:36
tariffs on that on the Chinese
yeah it
28:39
was pretty big news over here
did anyone
28:42
talk about who you were
28:43
well they tried to talk about a
little
28:45
bit but it seems that the
Cavanaugh
28:47
stuff was getting more traction
now
28:50
apparently if you listed Paul
Krugman
28:52
wrote in an editorial in New
York Times
28:55
you know the famous Paul
Krugman called
28:58
calling uh Cavanaugh obviously
smarmy
29:03
they really going after this
Cavanaugh
29:05
guy you know I might have to
give you
29:07
the kudos on this because I was
oh my
29:12
feet well actually I have some
clips of
29:13
Trump that I think really yep I
want to
29:18
make sure that people know what
I'm
29:20
talking about
29:20
you had the theory that this
guy was up
29:23
was a straw man he was gonna be
thrown
29:25
to the Wolves yes by him and he
was
29:28
going to be chewed up gobbled
up and
29:29
spattered all over the place
and that
29:31
would lead into a giving it
leverage to
29:34
the Republicans to moan and
groan about
29:36
this cuz he's probably not
guilty of
29:38
anything cuz he's probably not
guilty of
29:38
right he's probably a pretty
good pick
29:40
except for some elements are
useful like
29:44
yes well be with well and
remember it
29:47
was the report we had is that
Trump's
29:50
sister who's a judge had said
no this is
29:53
the person you want I forget
who it was
29:55
the other person not the
Kavanagh but
29:57
the second pick and now I can't
remember
29:58
for a second there's two other
ones
30:01
including a woman I think
there's gonna
30:03
throw the woman in there next
mine but
30:05
but the way we interpreted it
at the
30:08
time was Cavanaugh is not meant
to
30:11
become the next Supreme Court
justice
30:14
he's not meant to be confirmed
and yes
30:17
and it also balances the ballot
kind of
30:19
balances the budget okay we
screwed you
30:22
on Gorsuch right I used to this
on
30:24
Cavanaugh we're even yes and I
and I
30:27
think this I have three clips
here of
30:30
Trump one of those Helicon the
30:32
helicopters ago North Carolina
30:34
stand up you know press gaggles
and I
30:38
think what the way he speaks
and the
30:40
answers he's giving and what
he's giving
30:43
Kavanagh all kinds of well have
a listen
30:46
here they've already owned two
major
30:55
hearing and really they're
hurting
30:57
somebody's life very badly
there's a lot
30:59
of this hurting his life his
family you
31:02
know a lot of this like hey man
you if
31:03
you want to bow out of this is
a good
31:05
time to do it what painting the
31:13
Democrats is a bunch of a-holes
oh wait
31:15
oh no it gets better it gets
better
31:17
[Music] no it gets better it
gets better
31:22
so we'll see but I do think
this they've
31:26
given it a lot of time they will
31:27
continue to give it a lot of
time and
31:29
really it's up to the Senate
and I
31:33
really rely on them I think
they're
31:34
gonna do a good job so a lot of
this
31:36
time don't worry no rush take a
lot of
31:39
time and then there's still
morning it
31:41
was really it's hard for his
family it's
31:44
really tough I mean just think
of and
31:46
it's true I mean it's going
going these
31:48
guys being fold through the
pulls of the
31:50
wringer this is a very tough
thing for
32:00
him and his family and we want
to get it
32:03
over with at the same time we
want to
32:06
give tremendous amounts of time
he's
32:10
trying to communicate something
here
32:13
that would be wonderful if she
doesn't
32:16
show up that would be
unfortunate that
32:19
would be not so well blitz
let's really
32:22
go in and let's just go for the
kill and
32:24
blame the Democrats for this
horrible
32:26
situation we're in if she shows
up and
32:30
makes a credible showing
that'll be very
32:33
interesting and drop they're
making
32:36
position but I can only say
this he is
32:38
such an outstanding man very
hard for me
32:41
to imagine that anything
32:43
well I'd have to see what she
has to say
32:46
I've given her a lot of time the
32:48
Senators giving her a lot of
time a lot
32:50
of time being given we continue
to give
32:52
her a lot of time but then
we've held up
32:54
the whole hearing what I don't
like is
32:57
that senator Feinstein's look
at this
33:01
letter for a period of like
three months
33:04
from July maybe even before
that but
33:08
from July why didn't send her
to find
33:11
steam bring this up at her
meeting with
33:12
judge Cavanaugh why didn't the
Democrats
33:15
they knew about the letter
because she
33:16
was showing it to Democrats why
did they
33:19
wait till everything was
finished and
33:21
then bring it up that doesn't
look good
33:23
no that doesn't look good
33:26
yeah that's a good question
33:31
I'm now totally onboard with
the with
33:36
the thesis of this poor poor
bastards
33:39
is just getting to me like
later on to
33:41
the wolves but it's who
actually leaked
33:44
her identity or this letter who
leaked
33:47
that feinstein feinstein as he
says
33:49
feinstein didn't leak it i'm
sure was
33:52
someone in Trump's side who
leaked it
33:53
get it out there here's what
Feinstein
33:55
said okay another guy second to
34:10
Feinstein is Blumenthal this is
the
34:13
cabin up this is boomin thought
on the
34:15
previous showboating and this
is the
34:17
classic move to stall then he
knows that
34:20
this is bullcrap but he's doing
it
34:21
anyway which is really shameful
but this
34:24
is ruling Richard Blumenthal he
has
34:26
played a unique role in
choosing and
34:29
vetting judicial nominees he
was the one
34:32
who recommended Rob Porter to
his
34:35
position as staff secretary
aside many
34:39
people knowing about this he's
a wife
34:41
darlings be done he knew about
these
34:44
allegation and what he did to
34:47
investigate them second we want
to know
34:48
when the letter signed by sixty
five of
34:53
Judge Cavanaugh's former
schoolmates
34:57
was first started it appeared
as you'll
35:02
recall the day after the letter
surface
35:05
publicly there must have been
some
35:09
preparation for it that would
be common
35:13
sense and the answers to those
questions
35:16
from dawn began will be
extremely
35:18
revealing let me just say
finally that I
35:23
hope we've learned something
from the
35:26
Anita Hill proceeding of 27
years ago
35:30
that a full investigation is
necessary
35:33
that corroborating witnesses are
35:35
essential but most important
that
35:38
survivors deserve basic Saraiva
35:41
which right now the Republican
35:45
leadership is failing to give
this this
35:49
whole thing of Ivor
35:50
this thing is so sick because
it's
35:52
really this is the loop the
loop of
35:55
social media and things popping
up and
35:57
people you know finding that
Cavanaugh's
36:00
mom BIA was a judge in some
foreclosure
36:03
and then there's the and it's
just fit
36:05
it feeds back into the media
machine and
36:08
people are becoming violently
ill not
36:12
kidding I'm not getting
listening to
36:13
this is Senator mazie Hirono
she's from
36:20
the worst the woman is
violently ill of
36:24
course it helps that there are
women on
36:25
that committee but you know
what I
36:26
expect the men in this country
and the
36:31
men in this committee and many
of them
36:34
believe me because we all
signed on to
36:35
this letter to demand an FBI
36:38
investigation but really
36:40
guess who's perpetuating all of
these
36:42
kinds of actions it's a man in
this
36:44
country and I just want to say
to the
36:45
men in this country just shut
up and
36:47
step up this is this is an
illness when
36:51
a senator speaks this way and I
know
36:53
it's an illness because if you
saw this
36:55
clip this is where it ends
36:56
but right after this I should
roll it
36:58
back just a tad here you'll
hear she
37:01
catches herself like what the
hell did I
37:02
just say
37:04
this country and I just want to
say to
37:05
the men in this country just
shut up and
37:07
step up do the right thing for
a change
37:10
okay you can see I'm a little
upset by
37:13
this you know the unfairness of
it but
37:15
you have a second question she's
37:17
completely off a rocker you can
see I'm
37:20
a little upset by this but she
realizes
37:24
this is not normal it's not
normal
37:27
behavior is not normal it's not
normal
37:28
did you hear Barbara Boxer our
friend
37:31
Barbara Boxer the masher the
hitchhiking
37:35
masher can I say that can I get
stupid
37:38
who's the masher but maybe well
she was
37:40
always trying to okay she was
always
37:42
hitting on guys hook up her
okay tried
37:49
to hook up or I'll forget it
here she is
37:52
she's talking about Anna Eshoo
38:00
took her job she's on MSNBC
providing
38:04
commentary oh and she's talking
about
38:06
dr. Ford and Anna Eshoo you
looked into
38:09
Anna a shoe a shoe is the worst
who is
38:12
she a shoe a shoe is the worst
who is
38:13
who's Anna is she's one of our
38:14
representatives in the state of
38:16
California all right so Anna
Eshoo has
38:19
has vouched for dr. Ford and
Barbara
38:23
Boxer says this this woman is
to be
38:25
believed Anna issue is one of
the most
38:28
incredible people I know in
this world
38:31
she has a heart of gold and
she's sharp
38:34
she knows after sitting with
that woman
38:37
you can believe Anna issue and
you can
38:40
believe dr. Ford this was
attempted rape
38:44
and this is a woman who
exhibits dr.
38:47
Ford courage but the classic
signs of
38:50
post-traumatic stress I mean wow
38:55
I don't think this is healthy
debate
38:57
anymore no but it falls right
into the
39:02
pattern that you predicted I'm
surprised
39:03
that you're feel bad about it
well I'm
39:07
just looking at it for my just
gloating
39:09
a lot more than you are I think
I've
39:11
been in the EU now and I look
across the
39:13
water I go oh man really we do
cool shit
39:16
to people back off it's the
thing is
39:20
here's the clip that I'm
surprised that
39:24
mainstream isn't playing over
and over
39:27
and over again this is Kavanagh
with in
39:30
his own words order the FBI to
examine
39:33
the accusation that Kavanagh
39:34
categorically denies to the
judge here
39:37
in 2015 reflecting on a saying
among his
39:39
high-school classmates what
happens at
39:41
Georgetown Prep stays at
Georgetown Prep
39:44
that's been a good thing for
all of us
39:48
with it but I mean come on
that's gold
39:51
that is gold you're you're
right they
39:54
should be playing that why I
mean it's
39:56
very odd very odd to me ABC you
know on
40:01
Fox News it's all like yeah she
should
40:03
speak let's get all this guy
he's like
40:05
they've all been instructed
this guy he
40:07
cannot become Scott we want is
we want
40:09
to draw it out it's got to take
and this
40:11
is the Republicans the Fox News
40:13
substation the Democrats like
you know
40:16
he can take your time do as
much as you
40:20
want this is bizarre man there's
40:22
something there's something
amiss here
40:23
this is not no behavior nothing
amiss
40:27
exact going exactly as planned
40:30
yeah you're right yeah well I'm
glad I
40:33
called it all the way I am to
the best
40:36
part of this is the memes I'm
surprised
40:40
you called it and then you're
like after
40:42
you've already instead of
spiking the
40:44
ball you're saying I don't know
maybe
40:45
you should bring it back and
rerun to
40:47
play again no no no I'm not
saying I
40:49
like The Reluctant touchdown
score
40:51
because no ref you think
actually got it
40:54
I'll tell you what well you
tell me I
40:56
tell you what I'll tell you why
this is
40:59
to on point I'm doubting myself
41:03
it's too on point it's so
exactly what
41:06
we predicted it's I'm doubting
myself
41:08
now how can this be happening
this
41:09
where's the hitch I'm not
seeing years
41:12
of experience
41:13
well you what you might be
doing you
41:15
might be looking for the meta
there may
41:16
be going so smoothly that it
can't be
41:22
just this something else yes
41:24
exactly something else very
common No
41:27
Agenda phenomenon okay well
thank you
41:29
for helping me through that all
I know
41:35
there's one thing I'd like play
that
41:37
last thing I guess yes the FBI
can look
41:40
into it clip which is a long
trip from
41:41
CBS n the FBI what are you
hearing from
41:45
your sources because in the
case that
41:48
this is he-said she-said you
know people
41:51
are immediately jumping to the
well
41:53
maybe she's asking for an
investigation
41:55
because she wants to delay
things maybe
41:57
she's asking for an
investigation so
41:59
it's not just he said she said
because
42:02
even mark who's in the room of
Judge
42:05
Mark judge who's in the room
while he
42:06
said it didn't happen he's not
willing
42:08
to testify yes Stephanie my
sources are
42:11
frankly presenting another view
than the
42:13
one you just heard from Bill
Gavin which
42:15
is that the FBI absolutely could
42:17
investigate this not as a
criminal
42:19
matter but as part of their role
42:20
background checking federal
nominees but
42:23
they could only do that if the
White
42:25
House asked them to look into
this
42:26
allegation and if the White
House did
42:28
ask them to do that they would
be
42:29
perfectly capable of shedding
some light
42:31
on this in fact you know they
have
42:33
people who do nothing but in
interview
42:35
sex crime victims they have
trained
42:38
interrogators and as you said
there are
42:40
witnesses in this case mark
judge and
42:42
there's another woman who's on
Twitter
42:44
saying she was a classmate of
dr. Ford
42:47
and we and and that this
incident was
42:49
discussed now I asked the hill
and they
42:50
said they don't know whether
that's true
42:51
or not that's the kind of thing
that the
42:53
FBI could investigate they
could find
42:55
people who knew these folks who
were
42:57
classmates they could try to
triangulate
42:58
was this Romania ker you know
didn't
43:02
though yeah it obviously was
many many
43:05
years ago but the FBI is fully
capable
43:07
of at least shedding some light
on this
43:10
I'm gonna triangulate that Bawra
43:12
triangulation gonna triangulate
that Bawra
43:14
so well hmm you know what lady
they're
43:19
FBI supposedly is what I what
Trump said
43:23
he's that they that they
investigated
43:24
him as part of their back six
times six
43:28
times it thoroughly is that
truth and
43:30
they never came that's true
yeah I how
43:33
do we know it's true well from
the night
43:36
that they haven't investigated
him over
43:39
and over cuz when it became a
federal
43:40
judge they had to investigate
him and
43:42
then they had to investigate
him again
43:43
they investigated this guy a
lot alright
43:45
and it's like an insult to the
FBI
43:49
well you investigate him and
you miss
43:51
this you guys still suck
43:54
I mean I can't be happy about
this stole
43:57
his complaints hey it's a
twofer Trump
44:00
is not only doing getting
exactly what
44:02
he wants but he's also screwing
the FBI
44:04
a little extra yeah without
even having
44:07
to do it yeah twofer I like the
memes
44:10
though even you know I was
gonna say
44:12
something else that all these
bladder
44:13
writers I think there's some
danger
44:17
because regardless of what the
Tina's
44:20
opinion is on Kavanaugh and the
44:22
accusations when Julia Louie
Dreyfus
44:25
also was tweeting now I support
her I
44:29
signed on for my school I'm one
of the
44:31
two hundred signing into part
of her and
44:34
Tina said I don't want to read
the
44:35
letter because I'll have trouble
44:36
watching the show just not the
44:39
regardless of the opinion just
the fact
44:41
that she's doing it just be on
44:43
television just be do your show
it's a
44:45
great show don't ruin it I
think there's
44:47
there's collateral damage that
people
44:49
aren't thinking about well the
other
44:51
thing is Julia louis-dreyfus
was one of
44:54
them billionaire billionaire
billionaire
44:57
she's the inheritor of her dad
and you
45:00
can look her up look him up on
the
45:02
Wikipedia who in 2006 was worth
four
45:05
billion dollars and that was 12
years
45:07
ago he only died recently so
she is like
45:11
an aristocrat not only just an
elite but
45:14
an aristocrat who decided to go
into
45:16
acting as a lark this is a
comedian a
45:19
comedian she was the funny the
funny
45:21
Dreyfus in the family uh let
her said
45:25
let her do her bit
45:27
so they tolerated but it's like
you know
45:29
it's like - it's a ridiculous
situation
45:31
with this woman she should get
she's the
45:33
one who should get out of the
way so
45:35
it's a GSR nerve
45:37
so she's the punchline to the
45:39
aristocrats okay i sat on that
one for a
45:44
moment okay i sat on that one
for a
45:46
well like but I think just the
45:49
collateral damage that show
business
45:51
people are now going to witness
if you
45:53
keep use John Legend's gonna
see this
45:55
too that's how the machine
works you use
45:58
the machine for promotion over
and over
46:00
again or whatever your messages
at a
46:02
certain point the karmic wheel
reverses
46:06
and the shit spits back at you
I've
46:08
witnessed this myself write you
up
46:10
it does time and time again it
doesn't
46:14
always come back instantly it
can be
46:16
years later but you will get
shits
46:18
spewed over you from the
machine and it
46:21
happens to everyone who uses it
thank
46:24
goodness we just have a little
podcast
46:27
we're podcasters you know
podcasters so
46:29
I like the memes though even
though it's
46:31
it's a sad it's a sad topic in
general
46:34
you know the ridiculousness of
the
46:37
accusation like I don't always
want to
46:39
say Who I am I don't remember
exactly
46:41
where it was don't exactly who
else know
46:43
who else was there I kind of
remembered
46:45
what happened so now so now
people and
46:47
it was when I was very young
people are
46:49
doing memes all over the place
such as
46:51
this one this is hard
46:56
so Maxine Waters about twenty
know about
47:04
25 years ago when I was two
somebody had
47:09
took me to a Maxine Waters
rally or to
47:12
her I don't know what I forgot
where we
47:16
were at I don't remember why we
why I
47:19
was even near Maxine Waters at
that age
47:22
but she had kissed me on the
cheek and
47:25
she googoo gaga and doing all
that and
47:30
you know I was only two I
didn't give
47:32
her permission to kiss me on
the cheek
47:34
and you know and she was
grabbing on my
47:36
cheek saying could you could
you boochi
47:38
boochi and all that and you
know she
47:43
shouldn't be in office right
now this is
47:47
like an emotional you tube face
great
47:50
wait for the punchline here
comes
47:53
many of the ones of federal
47:55
investigation because I didn't
give up I
48:14
think that's kind of funny but
and
48:17
that's pretty much what's going
on bring
48:19
you know this Reese parks the
hash tag
48:21
me too we have all kinds of
meat to
48:24
stuff in the news again in fact
I should
48:26
probably think you have a clip
and I'll
48:34
probably follow that up with my
clip on
48:35
that Cody Wilson I thought you
had a
48:38
classy you had sexual assault
against
48:44
plastic gun guy oh yeah the
Cody Wilson
48:47
guy got a sexual assault
48:49
it's very sketchy but it starts
off I
48:52
did it starts off talking about
how he's
48:55
in Taiwan and they make it the
way they
48:57
play this CB s in the way they
played is
49:00
though it's suspicious yes he
says I won
49:03
even though he does he says he
goes
49:05
there for business but he looks
like it
49:06
might be trying to escape to
the guy
49:08
makes stuff that runs on 3d
printers
49:12
Taiwan is one of the places
you'd go to
49:15
talk to the manufacturer so
maybe so you
49:17
can get in on what they're up
to in the
49:19
next generation and you say oh
I that's
49:21
good that know that you guys
are did is
49:23
what you do you go to Taiwan or
China to
49:25
talk to the guys about their
next
49:26
generation products police say
they do
49:28
not know why Wilson went to
Taiwan but
49:31
that he travels there
frequently for
49:33
business Wilson is the owner of
a
49:35
company that sells blueprints
for
49:37
untraceable 3d printed guns
online a
49:40
judge ordered him to stop
selling the
49:42
plans but he's since found a
loophole if
49:45
convicted of sexual assault
Wilson could
49:47
face up to 20 years in prison
we play my
49:51
clip that's a little different
49:52
hold on the man who tried to
sell
49:54
blueprints for making
untraceable
49:56
plastic guns is now accused of
sexually
50:00
assaulting an underage girl by
the way
50:01
this is completely not you know
the
50:04
truth is completely not you
know the
50:05
is not the story but Shep Smith
has just
50:06
just since it's just how the
story goes
50:09
the truth gets twisted around
50:11
cops say Cody Wilson met the
girl on a
50:14
dating website called sugar
daddy meet
50:17
and paid her five hundred
dollars after
50:19
he had sex in a hotel room in
Austin
50:21
Texas investigators say they
have
50:23
surveillance video of them
getting off
50:25
an elevator together I'm
shocked I'm not
50:27
aware of sugar daddy meet in
Austin
50:29
Texas I'm shocked I tell the
hotel yeah
50:32
maybe if I were you alleged
victim told
50:34
police Wilson bragged that he
was a big
50:36
deal Wilson bragged that he was
a big
50:37
we're still waiting to hear
from Wilson
50:39
and his attorney it smells like
a setup
50:42
and a honey trap to me you know
they
50:44
find out the guys because yeah
you know
50:46
you've seen these sites sugar
daddy calm
50:49
and you support and these sugar
daddy
50:51
support these women with rent or
50:54
whatever it is and then and
then you
50:56
know if Yuri if you believe the
50:57
testimonials and the articles
written
50:59
about a lot of these guys don't
even
51:01
want sex I just want to have
two girls
51:03
hanging around you know
whatever their
51:06
deal is you know maybe this guy
was into
51:09
that and then they they set him
up well
51:13
he seems to be set up for sure
than this
51:15
this nonsense about a meeting
tae-hwan
51:17
as though he's on the run he's
on the
51:19
lam yeah
51:20
and he's 17 is I believe the
age of
51:25
consent in Texas isn't it
you're asking
51:28
me I don't know
51:29
I can look it up but far as I
know 17
51:32
has always been the age of
consent in
51:34
Texas so she's 17 what
difference does
51:38
it make well they say it was a
minor and
51:41
that they were in you know they
were
51:42
tracking him yes under 17
you're right
51:48
so we have that little anomaly
that's
51:51
interesting yeah that's a good
catch and
51:54
realize that well so it's just
a what
51:59
did some fed some fed working
in the
52:02
bureaucrat in the deed you know
the the
52:04
just dark state or whatever you
want to
52:07
call it fed hay he hates this
guy cuz he
52:11
got screwed over because Cody
got out
52:13
from this from his little
printing
52:15
business by finding a loophole
which
52:17
means the law was written in
such a way
52:19
that gave him that opportunity
is
52:21
loopholes are it's not a
loophole it's
52:24
not like he discovered
something was
52:25
there and then this guy got her
so they
52:28
set him up I heard a setup I
heard him
52:31
on and then they got it wrong
because
52:32
she's 17 in a state was legal I
heard
52:38
him on a podcast I should have
clipped
52:40
it where he said uh they're
setting me
52:41
at least it I'm targeted
something
52:43
something's gonna happen you
watch it's
52:44
gonna happen so I but I didn't
have time
52:47
to verify when it was create
when that
52:49
was recorded and everything so
didn't
52:50
clip it but apparently he knew
it was
52:54
coming and then what have we
had another
52:57
one we owe something that was
not so
53:00
much well I'll do that in a
second let's
53:02
see let's get to the next the
true hash
53:04
tag me too
53:05
from Mark Cuban okay set your
clip up
53:10
and we'll see if I need to play
mine
53:11
okay this is this kind of just
a rundown
53:14
on the changes in the Mavericks
53:17
organization and somehow cubing
is like
53:20
I'm not thinking nothing to do
it I'm
53:22
gonna change some managers cuz
there's
53:24
one guy do total douchebag was
running
53:26
the place you know you don't
have guys
53:28
like it's always from the top
down I
53:30
don't care what anybody thinks
of this
53:32
Vista if you got a but ten guys
working
53:34
for a they're all horrible
douchebags
53:36
you're here douchebag yeah the
worst and
53:41
so they don't mention the fact
and then
53:43
he was shook down for ten
million
53:45
dollars by some organization
that's what
53:47
got me laughing to myself
independent
53:49
investigation into the Dallas
Mavericks
53:52
turned up disturbing details
about the
53:54
business side of the NBA
franchise there
53:57
was pervasive sexual harassment
and
53:59
other serious workplace
misconduct
54:01
and by that I mean threats
intimidation
54:03
and two instances where an
employee
54:07
engaged in domestic violence
Sports
54:09
Illustrated first detailed the
54:11
allegations seven months ago
which
54:13
prompted owner Mark Cuban to
hire a new
54:16
CEO Cynthia Marshall and order
an
54:19
investigation the report turned
up
54:21
substantiate allegations
against three
54:24
male administrative employees
including
54:27
claims from 15 women alleging a
pattern
54:29
of misconduct from former team
president
54:32
to her Dima asuri throughout
his tenure
54:34
there were two women who came
forward to
54:37
report that he had engaged in
forcibly
54:39
forcible kissing that he'd
kissed them
54:41
on the lips
54:42
there were times that employees
said
54:44
that he repeatedly touched them
on their
54:46
thighs often under the table
where no
54:49
one could see investigators say
uhsorry
54:51
denied most of the claims and
there were
54:54
no complaints in his file not a
single
54:57
witness said that they had told
cuban
54:59
anything investigators
recommended the
55:01
mavericks hire more women and
improve
55:04
formal reporting practices we
have a
55:07
speed up culture now speak up
culture
55:10
yeah so I don't think the
shakedown was
55:14
he's giving the Cuban is giving
ten
55:16
million to organizations that
promote
55:20
awareness and tell me some
specific
55:22
organization oh oh I'd only saw
with
55:25
organizations felt fuzzy to me
felt real
55:29
fuzzy like that's not a fine
that's not
55:32
a fine of any sort of fine it's
nothing
55:34
nobody told Cuban about these
guys
55:36
because they knew that as they
told
55:38
Cuban they get fired you want
to hear
55:40
Cuban on the topic himself like
all
55:42
emotional oh yeah
55:44
which I think this I believe as
I
55:47
believe how karma goes around
now I
55:50
understand Cuban I think at a
certain
55:52
point maybe when I had a lot of
cash and
55:56
you know things were going my
way and I
55:57
was things I'd predicted came
true and I
56:00
had money those you have to
have the
56:02
combination otherwise he's just
some
56:04
dude podcaster who says he's
from the
56:07
future and yeah you get a
little cocky
56:09
but Cuban is cocky he's a cocky
guy and
56:13
he had a lot of for
56:14
the circumstances take place
very smart
56:17
they're taking anything away
from him
56:18
but he's been cocky the
machines gonna
56:20
come around to him and this
interview
56:22
may be the one that's gonna
hurt him the
56:24
most as again he's at the top
of the
56:27
organization here's how he's
disguised
56:29
this thing this is ESPN
actually the
56:31
first an apology to the women
involved
56:36
the one that in a couple cases
that were
56:39
assaulted and not just to them
but their
56:42
families because this is not
something
56:45
that just is an incident and
then it's
56:47
over just is an incident and
then it's
56:48
it stays with people it stays
with
56:50
families and and I'm just sorry
I didn't
56:54
see it I'm just sorry I didn't
recognize
56:56
it and I just you know hope
that out of
57:02
this you know will be better
and we can
57:06
avoid it and we can help make
everybody
57:10
just smarter about the whole
thing and
57:12
you read through the report and
you
57:13
really read the details of
things that
57:15
you hadn't known about before
what stood
57:17
out to you as the most
difficult and
57:19
sort of what people had to go
through
57:21
just the pain that they went
through
57:22
there my company
57:31
it just it was the same way I
felt when
57:35
I stood in front of mavs
employees for
57:37
the first time after this came
out you
57:40
know and I apologized to them
they just
57:46
never in my wildest dreams that
I think
57:48
that that this was happening
right
57:50
underneath me and I'd never the
pain
57:53
that people went through the
pain that
57:54
people shared with me as this
happened
57:57
the tears that I saw just it
hurt and
58:05
the way I felt it's nothing
compared to
58:07
the way they felt oh I'm glad
you said
58:09
that at the end a lot about you
mr.
58:12
Cuban at the end a lot about
you mr.
58:14
well hold on a second doesn't
this
58:16
contradict the report that I
had clipped
58:18
to which degree to the degree
that they
58:23
said no one ever told Cuban and
now he's
58:25
telling us that they're coming
up to him
58:27
crying and sobbing well this is
after
58:29
the fact now that it's all out
there
58:30
apparently we don't know I need
never
58:34
really explained the timeline
here okay
58:38
I'm just being presumptuous but
anyway
58:41
he's like every husband is nice
caboose
58:42
we didn't know I didn't know it
but how
58:44
I mean I'm so in touch with
such a great
58:46
organization I don't know
what's going
58:47
on in it that's the
contradiction that's
58:51
the contradiction that is
really a bad
58:53
thing to say hey you know this
is the
58:54
family this is the mattress out
of
58:56
control this is the mattress
out of
58:57
I thought you owned it I mean
they don't
58:58
even call them companies were
teens that
59:00
calm the organization because
we're
59:02
organized that but he's a
hands-on guy
59:04
uh-huh apparently a little too
hands oh
59:07
who Johnny C d-four Rach
59:13
and then although not really a
actually
59:15
we should conclude this was
kind of a
59:21
shake-up in the open-source
community as
59:26
after years of abuse of emails
the
59:29
creator of Linux steps aside
have you
59:32
been following the linus
torvalds story
59:34
no I have not you have to brief
me on
59:37
this oh my goodness he has come
to the
59:39
realization and now linus
torvalds i'll
59:42
try and summarize
59:44
he I guess he took gnu/linux
and created
59:49
Linux I'd whoever story you
believe but
59:51
he's been running the kernel
which is
59:53
the the core guts of the Linux
operating
59:55
system and it's a very tough
job it's a
59:58
very political job and it's
it's all in
1:00:02
consuming this is a life style
if you
1:00:05
want to be someone who runs a
project
1:00:07
like that it makes these
decisions and
1:00:09
because it's a committee of one
as him
1:00:11
as far as I know all this just
lists and
1:00:13
conversations you can only
imagine if
1:00:15
you've ever seen anything
online it's
1:00:17
just it gets crazy and he would
say you
1:00:19
know shut up and you know fuck
off and
1:00:22
all these kinds of things that
people
1:00:23
sometimes on these lists and
now all of
1:00:26
a sudden he's had he's come to
Jesus
1:00:28
maybe literally I don't know
and he says
1:00:31
that you know I've I've now
realized
1:00:32
that I've been very abusive
towards
1:00:34
people and I need to step back
and get
1:00:37
some help and learn how to be
less
1:00:39
confrontational so it it's like
they
1:00:43
activated the chip or something
or I
1:00:45
don't know just all of a sudden
1:00:47
something happened in his life
he came
1:00:49
to this realization that he's
been
1:00:50
abusive this realization that
he's been
1:00:52
and yeah I'm not quite sure no
one's
1:00:56
really sure where this is
coming from
1:00:57
other than that's all vogue
1:01:04
linus torvalds yep
1:01:08
Wow pulling back now I don't
know
1:01:10
exactly what that means just
fed up yeah
1:01:13
it's just a way to get out I
can imagine
1:01:14
that too yeah I could imagine
that for
1:01:18
sure I mean that's why I think
musk is
1:01:21
trying to do yes there's more
and more I
1:01:24
watched Muscat keep thinking
this guy is
1:01:26
trying to get out of out of the
what he
1:01:29
sees is good eventual sinking
ship
1:01:31
that's just not gonna turn the
corner
1:01:33
he's got good people you know
he knows
1:01:35
how to hire people this is he's
got to
1:01:36
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like the writing's on the wall
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it's probably a better way for
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successor they need someone an
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we're gonna start seeing a name
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in regards to is no longer
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the word sharps are things like
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boots apparently was used are
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pens and pencils it's a
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but is your circle of friends
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that clean given the percentage
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John you said something the
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Washington you supposed to say
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Washington Washington yeah I
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why or do you never visit them
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observation so I don't know who
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answering a question from an
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Knight no longer being tracked
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razor screwdrivers pens and
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given the
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percentage of Americans that
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let's see I picked up a few
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now did we even get to that we
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get to the China tariffs I
didn't get I
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didn't play those okay went
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discuss bikes right BBC World
okay yeah
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that's what was wrong and so
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one of the three clips doesn't
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won't play these two so the BBC
World
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Service talked about these
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as we already discussed the
Cavanaugh
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stuff kind of took over in the
States
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which was great because here
was talked
1:13:40
about a bit more and it was you
know
1:13:42
shocking shocking what's going
on here
1:13:44
is BBC World Service on the
tariffs with
1:13:47
a response from the Chinese but
how much
1:13:49
longer can the world's two
biggest
1:13:51
economies engage in a damaging
trade war
1:13:54
before one of them runs up a
white flag
1:13:57
China has fired the latest salvo
1:14:00
imposing tariffs or taxes on
sixty
1:14:03
billion dollars worth of
imports from
1:14:05
the United States it was
responding to
1:14:08
President Trump's decision to
levy
1:14:10
further tariffs on two hundred
billion
1:14:12
dollars worth of Chinese goods
the
1:14:15
Chinese foreign ministry
spokesman Gong
1:14:17
Shuang said no one should be
surprised
1:14:19
at China's response from vania
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1:14:25
in response to the action taken
by the
1:14:27
United States has to take
necessary
1:14:30
countermeasures to defend its
own
1:14:32
legitimate rights and interests
and to
1:14:35
safeguard the global order of
free trade
1:14:37
revalidation the jews the US
action has
1:14:40
brought new uncertainties to
the trade
1:14:42
negotiations between the two
sides
1:14:44
you've already expressed that
position
1:14:46
on China US trade issues many
times and
1:14:48
I think it has already been
made clear
1:14:50
to everyone
1:14:52
so the second clip
unfortunately was it
1:14:57
was part of a nice threesome
because
1:14:58
they explained there that the
Chinese
1:15:00
are kind of running out of
tariffs to
1:15:02
put in place because of the
trade
1:15:05
there's a huge trace or plus em
hmm
1:15:08
Trump knows this and I don't
understand
1:15:11
what people can't get it mm-hmm
is that
1:15:13
if you if you give your the
worst they
1:15:15
can do to you is look you know
tax this
1:15:17
much is one-tenth of what we
can tax of
1:15:20
their stuff they're the ones
that would
1:15:22
get hurt the most it's obvious
it's
1:15:25
basically up I think about 120
billion
1:15:27
to 600 600 billion I think
that's the
1:15:31
best yeah it doesn't seem like
a like a
1:15:35
you know it seemed actually
seems like a
1:15:37
no-brainer it's like eventually
you're
1:15:39
gonna lose this is just a
bigger a
1:15:40
bigger stick but and this was
1:15:43
interesting from the world
service
1:15:45
there's a lot of shenanigans
going on
1:15:47
behind the scenes that is
actually much
1:15:51
more important but the other
things
1:15:53
which have been happening
behind the
1:15:54
scenes include China withholding
1:15:57
permission for a US tech
company to
1:15:59
acquire a Dutch chip maker that
had been
1:16:02
several years in the
negotiations and
1:16:05
they just simply sat on their
hands and
1:16:07
did nothing so they didn't grant
1:16:09
permission that M&A fell apart
the
1:16:11
United States has restricted
access by
1:16:15
Chinese tech companies ZTE to
key
1:16:17
components from America such as
1:16:20
semiconductor chips and that's
cause
1:16:23
China's second biggest telecoms
1:16:24
equipment maker to virtually go
under so
1:16:28
those restrictions on
investment what
1:16:30
they could do in terms of how
business
1:16:32
operate across borders are far
more
1:16:34
damaging than tariffs because
those
1:16:36
decisions found to really be
reversed
1:16:39
President Trump could decide
tomorrow
1:16:40
he's changed his mind on
tariffs and
1:16:43
they could just be removed but
once a
1:16:45
company changes its supply
chain stops
1:16:48
the way that it produces
overseas or the
1:16:50
way it does steals those
decisions are
1:16:53
much harder to reverse and
actually have
1:16:55
much bigger economic
consequences
1:17:00
I thought the ZTE thing had
been solved
1:17:02
sounded from that report like
there was
1:17:04
still an issue I never look
into it now
1:17:07
yeah because that was the hole
I mean I
1:17:09
know that there are our thesis
is that
1:17:11
Trump tried to save that deal
to help
1:17:14
because yeah I mean collapsing
I don't
1:17:17
yeah that's what we don't want
right
1:17:18
tariffs can change overnight
that's true
1:17:20
I mean this is also there's a
lot of
1:17:22
stuff going on with mindset
these days
1:17:24
and you get into this your own
personal
1:17:27
loop of oh my gosh you know but
when you
1:17:29
step back for a second tariff
tariff is
1:17:31
here tomorrow gan tomorrow yet
today
1:17:33
here today gone tomorrow is
very very
1:17:35
simple thing what is the first
report
1:17:37
though about the Dutch the
Dutch chip
1:17:40
company was taken to a China oh
there
1:17:44
was an acquisition and this is
these are
1:17:47
big deals
1:17:49
there's an American acquisition
of a
1:17:51
Dutch chip company in China I
guess I
1:17:53
don't know which one it is
someone knows
1:17:55
well what's China got to do
with that
1:17:57
just get keep s and the
question is is
1:17:59
Dutch I do a deal with the
Dutch but
1:18:01
really don't pay John I really
don't
1:18:03
know who's the tech guy here
I'm the DJ
1:18:06
man Podcast yeah that's a good
thing to
1:18:10
fall back on
1:18:11
hey just a few years ago it's
in the
1:18:13
fourth grade man baby no I'm
sad come on
1:18:18
sis what is going on here
1:18:24
the strangest happened with my
you can
1:18:27
put the kibosh on a lot of these
1:18:29
international deals the
keyboardist yeah
1:18:32
the key Bosh or the kibosh yeah
did you
1:18:34
say now you can admit you can't
buy that
1:18:36
coming date there'd actually
I'm gonna
1:18:38
say yeah you can buy them but
then you
1:18:39
can never do business in our
country
1:18:40
again right maybe there's
something like
1:18:42
that going on with China that
would be
1:18:44
interesting because I think
they could
1:18:46
get away with that that you're
de you've
1:18:48
been getting away with it
forever we
1:18:50
also have to take into
consideration you
1:18:52
know stuff that Google is doing
or wants
1:18:54
to do and you know this a lot
of things
1:18:57
could be playing out that we're
really
1:18:58
not privy to because you know
we have no
1:19:00
news information sources
speakers don't
1:19:04
do whatever anything
1:19:06
Larry something cuz it's their
internal
1:19:09
strife you know the do Pater's
and
1:19:11
social justice warriors that the
1:19:13
companies hired over the years
that
1:19:15
won't let Google do what it
wants to do
1:19:17
business wise I think that's to
me is
1:19:18
just hilarious I am oh yeah and
I just
1:19:27
want to play this clip just
because of
1:19:29
what he says is kind of funny
but I
1:19:30
don't know if you saw Joe Biden
1:19:34
no no but here's what he said
these
1:19:36
forces of intolerance remain
determined
1:19:39
to undermine and roll back the
progress
1:19:41
you all have made this time
they not you
1:19:46
have an ally in the White House
this
1:19:49
time they have an ally there
are small
1:19:52
percentage of the American
people
1:19:54
virulent people some of them
the dregs
1:19:58
of society then instead you
have the
1:20:02
full light of the executive
branch to
1:20:04
secure justice dignity safety
for all
1:20:08
the president uses the White
House as a
1:20:11
literal literal bully pulpit
callously
1:20:15
callously exerting his power
over those
1:20:18
who have little or no so I play
the clip
1:20:22
because of course he said some
of the
1:20:24
people who support the
president are the
1:20:27
dregs of society dregs of
society but
1:20:30
you really need to find that
clip or
1:20:32
look at a recent photo of Joe
because
1:20:36
whenever he he looks older he
looks much
1:20:39
thinner but whenever he turns
his face
1:20:41
profile you know there's a
great no
1:20:43
agenda movie that we we
recommend
1:20:46
everybody widen it's not our
movie but
1:20:48
this is a no agenda type movie
it's it's
1:20:50
actually in a bit in a way a
cornerstone
1:20:52
of the show is they live which
is a
1:20:55
roddy piper stars in this and i
think is
1:20:58
a carpenter movie was John
Carpenter
1:20:59
movie john carpenter's only
horror movie
1:21:02
and do I don't know he did
horror movies
1:21:03
but it was only science fiction
science
1:21:05
victim oh yeah and it is a must
watch
1:21:08
it's now it's not the best made
movie no
1:21:10
but it's very funny yes
1:21:12
and when you said when you have
these
1:21:14
glasses on you see words like
obey and
1:21:18
shut up slave and all this but
there's a
1:21:20
number of people in the world
and these
1:21:23
are the elites and when you
have the
1:21:25
glasses on you can see kind of
there
1:21:26
Skeletor like faces Joe Biden
looks like
1:21:30
one of them on profile when you
see him
1:21:33
today and specifically in this
clip he
1:21:36
you cannot once you see send me
a link
1:21:39
this for the link in the
newsletter okay
1:21:41
well there's a what some
pictures are
1:21:43
some pictures I think if you do
a class
1:21:45
meeting you might even see it
1:21:46
just doodlee mr. Joe bite on
that Joe
1:21:49
Biden dregs of society just
about what's
1:21:52
being buts being nice but no
please
1:21:54
please don't do this to me
1:21:56
alright alright I'll do it your
honor
1:21:59
bonnet creeps
1:22:01
they got some creeps hey will
it someone
1:22:05
will do some show art you watch
we'll
1:22:07
see it right after the show
we'll be
1:22:08
done you'll see clips from they
live
1:22:12
yeah but if you don't have to
even do
1:22:15
anything to the to the guy I
mean he
1:22:17
looks like one of those people
and you
1:22:18
can't unsee it when it did when
it
1:22:20
happens okay when I don't want
to see it
1:22:23
how'd you spelled Bing really
that took
1:22:26
you that long
1:22:26
Everett please did you get the
picture I
1:22:28
sent you from Switzerland of
Bing house
1:22:31
no Chinese restaurant named big
house I
1:22:35
don't know there's something
weird about
1:22:36
it know there's something weird
about
1:22:38
there's a lot of China being is
a big
1:22:41
name in certain part you know
but we put
1:22:43
house after it being house a
jus yes so
1:22:52
I've got this podcast like
which I'm
1:22:54
sorry that I don't have the
name of the
1:22:56
podcast it's a violation and
it's a
1:22:58
violation it is a violation but
I still
1:23:01
have the clip this guy was this
is a
1:23:05
it's actually kind of a it's a
1:23:08
right-wing podcast but it's got
this guy
1:23:10
brat just a guy I never heard
him before
1:23:11
in a fruit now I've heard of my
life cuz
1:23:13
I tracked him down his brad
johnson he's
1:23:15
a ray mcgovern like ex-cia guy
and he he
1:23:21
revealed some stuff here that i
didn't
1:23:23
know you didn't do you won't
know it's
1:23:25
it's like really weird stuff
but this is
1:23:29
a series of clips I got three
clips
1:23:31
about Brennan being a Muslim
yeah which
1:23:34
yes we've asserted this for
quite a
1:23:36
while yes yes well let's start
with this
1:23:39
R is zero clip zero or says or
Brendan
1:23:45
converts it's the opening clip
of the
1:23:47
podcast now look I want to
narrow in
1:23:49
here on what John Guan dolo has
been
1:23:52
pointing to over the years it's
just
1:23:54
incredible how this has become
a taboo
1:23:58
subject in terms of how CN
1:24:00
and talks about this collusion
nonsense
1:24:02
every night you would think
that the
1:24:04
media would have been talking
about this
1:24:07
every night and and will
continue
1:24:09
talking about it John Brennan's
1:24:11
conversion to Islam while he
was in
1:24:14
Saudi Arabia did this happen
did this
1:24:17
not happen let's say it didn't
happen or
1:24:19
did but why can't this question
be asked
1:24:21
why hasn't anybody in the
establishment
1:24:24
media even asked this question
one time
1:24:28
it's absolutely incredible and
it
1:24:31
matters if a CIA station chief
converts
1:24:35
to Islam and is devout and
takes auras
1:24:38
nine five and nine to nine
seriously
1:24:40
it's an issue john guan dolo
what did
1:24:44
you know about this back then
and what
1:24:47
do you know about it now well
first of
1:24:51
all I want to comment on
something that
1:24:52
Brad just said because I think
it's
1:24:54
really critical when I first
brought
1:24:57
this story to light and and
gave an
1:25:00
interview about it I have
sources in
1:25:03
Saudi Arabia that had direct
knowledge
1:25:05
that John Brennan said the
Shahada while
1:25:09
he was the station chief over
there and
1:25:12
here's here is what I said in
summation
1:25:15
on that interview it was the
fact and
1:25:19
this is what Brad's talking
about is his
1:25:21
incompetency his
unprofessionalism John
1:25:24
Brennan's unprofessionalism
when you do
1:25:27
that in front of Saudi Mobius
when you
1:25:30
do that in front of Saudi
officials it
1:25:33
just leaves this huge question
mark of
1:25:37
where's your loyalty where's
your
1:25:40
maturity where's your
professionalism
1:25:42
those are the questions I raised
1:25:47
okay it goes on then they bring
this guy
1:25:49
at this Brad Johnson on they go
back and
1:25:53
foot he was on it obvious on
earlier and
1:25:56
Brad Johnson has he's the one
we knew
1:25:59
the guy who was there to
witness it
1:26:01
because we had a clip of him
some time
1:26:03
ago like a couple years ago yes
on the
1:26:05
show but dis Brad Johnson
character is
1:26:08
really interesting and this is
the
1:26:10
Brennan converse to ISM on
podcast one
1:26:12
there's that video of John
Brennan
1:26:15
giving this little talk there
it you
1:26:17
know everybody look it up just
look up
1:26:19
John Brennan on YouTube says
Islam is a
1:26:21
religion of peace and she had
whatever
1:26:23
it's a three-minute clip and
he's just
1:26:25
on fire talking about Islam
being a
1:26:28
religion of peace and he's
speaking
1:26:30
Arabic and I've studied fellow
travelers
1:26:33
all my life and that euphoria
that he's
1:26:36
in it's it's it's a typical
fellow
1:26:38
traveler that's that's
worshiping the
1:26:42
totalitarian entity that he's
in front
1:26:44
of it's just a very creepy
video let me
1:26:48
go to you Brad hopefully you'll
you'll
1:26:50
you'll say what you think of
that video
1:26:52
as well but let's begin Brad
what did
1:26:56
you hear while you were at the
CIA about
1:26:58
Brennan's conversion well that
it's true
1:27:02
I mean I I do have I would say
my
1:27:04
information similar to John's I
have a
1:27:06
close personal friend I've
known for
1:27:08
nearly 40 years who was there
speaks
1:27:12
Arabic and so on and and it
says he
1:27:14
personally witnessed all of
this so I
1:27:17
believe it's true now that's not
1:27:19
first-hand knowledge and
secondhand
1:27:21
knowledge but it's secondhand
knowledge
1:27:22
from someone who was there who
I know
1:27:25
was there and had access to
know and I'm
1:27:29
fully convinced that it's true
that he
1:27:31
converted to Islam have a couple
1:27:33
questions first of all when
this guy
1:27:36
says first of all when this guy
1:27:36
fellow travelers is he mean
fellow
1:27:39
Muslims people who've converted
to Islam
1:27:42
I'm not quite sure what do you
refers to
1:27:45
this actually goes back to the
days of
1:27:47
the Communists scare in the 50s
and
1:27:49
fellow travelers or people that
were
1:27:51
subversives oh and you could
spot them
1:27:55
by their kind of zealot tree
and it's a
1:27:58
style that new indicates that
they
1:28:00
they're really not
1:28:01
you're on a specific side of
things and
1:28:04
this in the back of the 50s
would be the
1:28:05
Communists the old Communists
and
1:28:09
fellow-traveller if you look it
up is
1:28:11
really referring to just part
of a group
1:28:14
of kind of I have wouldn't call
them
1:28:17
creeps but people that are
creeps not
1:28:20
really on your side and he's
working for
1:28:23
the enemy
1:28:23
mm-hmm and and secondly okay so
he
1:28:27
converted to Islam he was
therefore he
1:28:29
was station chief and you know
he
1:28:31
learned the language he started
to read
1:28:33
a bit it's like you know like
people go
1:28:34
to India and they come back all
1:28:35
enlightened you're like yeah
Swami Gumi
1:28:38
and what difference does it
make so the
1:28:40
guy is Muslim the CIA chief
he's not
1:28:45
supposed to be changing
religions in the
1:28:46
middle of his gig is that in the
1:28:51
handbook it better be and then
in the in
1:28:55
the bigger scheme of things
since you
1:28:57
know some people believe that
Obama was
1:28:59
a Muslim this way put him in
the hair as
1:29:01
the head of the CIA and the
resident
1:29:03
fact he may have been appealing
to Obama
1:29:05
by by switching religions
somebody may
1:29:08
have told him the Obamas that
Muslim and
1:29:10
he's like working for us now
with that
1:29:14
in mind you have to listen to
this part
1:29:17
which you've heard none of this
even
1:29:19
suggested anywhere and this is
where
1:29:22
Brad continues I do want to
take a
1:29:24
little bit different take on
some of
1:29:27
this stuff I think that that
Brennan is
1:29:30
still extraordinarily active
within the
1:29:32
intelligence field and I think
this the
1:29:35
fact that his clearance was
taken away
1:29:36
it was a fabulous stroke of
genius on
1:29:39
the part of President Trump it
was
1:29:41
really it's I think it's going
to be
1:29:42
extraordinarily helpful let me
explain
1:29:44
why they just named a new deputy
1:29:47
director of the CIA a guy named
Vaughn
1:29:49
Bishop now Vaughn Bishop
hand-picked
1:29:53
like the current director Gina
Haskell
1:29:56
now there's something out of
that that's
1:29:58
extraordinarily unusual and
that that
1:30:00
was he was pulled out of
retirement to
1:30:03
come back and fill this deputy
director
1:30:06
of the CIA slot now that isn't
you know
1:30:10
that does happen from time
1:30:11
time but in his case it's the
second
1:30:13
time he was also pulled out of
1:30:15
retirement by none other than
John
1:30:18
Brennan to fill the position of
arms
1:30:20
buds Minh for his modernization
program
1:30:23
that were referring to earlier
now
1:30:26
that's one guy there's another
guy now
1:30:28
who's the chief operating
officer the
1:30:30
CEO Oh for the CIA a guy named
Andrew
1:30:32
McRib Asst andrew was also
handpicked by
1:30:37
gina as well also pulled out of
1:30:40
retirement to be put into that
position
1:30:41
and previously was also
handpicked by
1:30:45
John Brennan to act as the head
of the
1:30:51
task force that he created to
implement
1:30:54
this this modernization program
so now
1:30:58
Gina Haskell herself was
somebody that
1:31:00
was a close association
nobody's looked
1:31:02
at her either
1:31:04
even in her and her hearings to
be her
1:31:07
confirmation hearings at the
Senate
1:31:08
nobody asked her anything that
was very
1:31:10
tough they were they're going
on about
1:31:12
the torture program and the
1:31:13
waterboarding and all of that
but ask
1:31:15
yourself this question
1:31:16
Gina asked well again there's a
pattern
1:31:18
here gina has Flo was chief of
station
1:31:20
in London she was handpicked
and brought
1:31:23
back and made chief of station
in London
1:31:25
a second time by none other
than John
1:31:29
Brennan and at a time when the
steel
1:31:32
dossier was even put together
there's
1:31:34
not been one person to ever ask
a
1:31:36
question of Gina Haskell about
any of
1:31:38
that now don't know but I would
1:31:40
certainly like to know did Gina
ask will
1:31:42
have any part of any of that
all of
1:31:44
these people that form the
leadership of
1:31:47
the CIA or all close associates
of John
1:31:50
and Brennan now the reason I
mentioned
1:31:52
that I think that this is this
was such
1:31:54
a serendipitous act to pull his
1:31:56
clearance he bitches and pisses
and
1:31:59
moans about the fact that his
First
1:32:01
Amendment rights are under
attack by
1:32:03
having this clearance pole but
he's on
1:32:05
them MSNBC and NBC all the
climb saying
1:32:09
whatever he wants the fact that
his
1:32:11
Clarence was pulled makes it
easier for
1:32:13
him to speak out not harder
because he
1:32:15
doesn't have the the problem
with may be
1:32:17
mixing up current classified
information
1:32:19
with whatever the topic of the
day is on
1:32:21
the news
1:32:22
makes it better what makes it
harder for
1:32:24
him now is he cannot go back
and have
1:32:27
classified conversations with
all the
1:32:29
current leadership within the
CIA which
1:32:31
are his close associates so I
think
1:32:33
that's the real reason that
John Brennan
1:32:36
is so angry today at President
Trump for
1:32:39
having lost his Clarence
1:32:42
uh okay I liked a lot of what I
heard
1:32:45
but just help me understand the
bridge
1:32:47
again between the clearance and
him
1:32:48
being a Muslim
1:32:50
there's nope there's nothing
about the
1:32:52
clearance and him being a
Muslim the
1:32:55
Muslim thing is just second to
this is
1:32:57
that the he hand-picked all
these people
1:32:59
they're all part of the same
cadre I
1:33:01
made all be Muslims for all I
know
1:33:04
well but but this Brennan guy
is a bad
1:33:07
guy but but this Brennan guy is
a bad
1:33:08
yeah yes that's a parent and
apparently
1:33:12
everybody at the top of the CIA
are all
1:33:14
protégées and so we're not so
and you
1:33:17
still have the CIA versus the
Trump
1:33:21
defending a defensive versus
evil
1:33:24
against the NSA uh-huh and
there's all
1:33:27
this is just why what intrigued
you know
1:33:32
we knew we knew that Brennan
was really
1:33:34
nice to Jeana Haskell in fact
we had a
1:33:36
clip of that hold on um Brennan
let's
1:33:42
see if I Brennan Gina
1:33:43
no how about Brennan Haskell
and I know
1:33:48
we had a clip damn it okay
can't find it
1:33:52
but we had a clip of him being
very very
1:33:57
courteous towards her
appointment's a
1:33:59
CIA director and there was
someone else
1:34:02
we had saying you know that she
was his
1:34:05
protege and we thought it would
odd at
1:34:07
the time as well then him but
Trump
1:34:11
certainly knows who he's
putting in
1:34:12
there doesn't it maybe he
doesn't I
1:34:14
don't know maybe done no yelling
1:34:16
hornswoggled corn smuggled this
is a
1:34:19
phrase from the Shea's
Hornswoggle what
1:34:22
does this mean I don't know I
made it
1:34:25
duped dupe dupe duped
1:34:29
okay that could have been but
it's not
1:34:31
the CIA culture is not gonna go
anywhere
1:34:33
with her at the top apparently
and these
1:34:36
end and her henchmen
surrounding the the
1:34:39
head of the operation right I
don't know
1:34:41
what the agency's gonna do if
they have
1:34:43
if this is and Brennan still
somehow
1:34:47
involved he may be violating
his his his
1:34:51
various things that he signed
off on who
1:34:54
knows I mean I don't know I
just don't
1:34:56
like the guy and I think he's
definitely
1:34:58
a bad actor now definitely he's
working
1:35:01
against the good of the country
and he's
1:35:03
never seen anybody complain so
bitterly
1:35:06
about their bread CIA guy after
they
1:35:09
retired they don't they usually
go away
1:35:10
this shut up they don't start
becoming
1:35:13
making a scene boy he's trying
to save
1:35:15
the country in the world he's
not true
1:35:17
for what yes well that's what
he says
1:35:19
because Trump Trump Trump
1:35:21
[Music] Trump Trump Trump
1:35:23
that's why
1:35:25
fine we all know this this is
what
1:35:29
thought that was all good stuff
you know
1:35:30
this kind of play since I got a
note
1:35:31
from Jane Jane says I'm a quote
normal
1:35:35
mom a-five who follows q I need
to let
1:35:39
you know that Q does not post
on Reddit
1:35:41
and was not shut down like you
reported
1:35:43
on Sunday so I just want to
respond and
1:35:46
say yeah we know that but if
that was
1:35:50
your takeaway I'm sorry
1:35:51
obviously we this was a
discussion board
1:35:53
on reddit the Great Awakening
it's where
1:35:55
Q Q drops are discussed and
proofs are
1:35:58
posted but she says the Great
Awakening
1:36:02
thread slash group and a few
others were
1:36:04
taken down which shut down a
lot of Q
1:36:06
commentary like from your
favorite
1:36:08
cereal brain to but the Q group
posts on
1:36:12
the 8chan board and it's going
strong
1:36:14
for me Q connects the dots and
areas
1:36:17
that baffle you and John at
times there
1:36:20
is a deeper layer of evil that
I know
1:36:22
you know about I don't mean to
joke
1:36:25
because this silence Civil War
that's
1:36:26
been going on since Trump on the
1:36:28
presidency is real and Q has
motivated
1:36:30
so many to research and think
critically
1:36:32
thank you for wearing your Q
goggles
1:36:34
sometimes it means everything
to me all
1:36:36
the best from Jane so I do want
to say
1:36:39
that I think we're pretty aware
of the
1:36:41
overall bad and if this
actually goes
1:36:43
right back to the movie they
live I'm
1:36:46
pretty sure John and I agree
that a
1:36:48
version of that is going on
1:36:51
John of that is going on
1:36:54
well I if you if you wanted to
take in
1:36:56
the broadest strokes
metaphorically
1:36:58
speaking this is a version
going on for
1:37:02
sure you can tell it by these
people and
1:37:03
you just watch the mainstream
media when
1:37:06
we're talking about the
redacted the
1:37:09
redaction there was active
tweet the
1:37:11
redacted text messages
journalists are
1:37:15
saying no we don't want to read
the
1:37:17
scoops what is that all about
1:37:20
yes this is a bad thing I
pointed out in
1:37:22
the newsletter this has been
pointed out
1:37:24
by many a person is like their
Trump is
1:37:28
going to unclassified the FISA
warrant
1:37:31
and a whole bunch of other
items and the
1:37:34
journalists are all bent out of
shape
1:37:36
because there's this I don't
know what
1:37:38
they're afraid of I think
they're all
1:37:40
every one of them is a paid
agent and
1:37:42
they they're paid to say this
because
1:37:45
there's no journalists in his
right mind
1:37:46
that wouldn't want to see more
and more
1:37:48
and more I maybe you're a
journalist you
1:37:50
want to get right in there you
want to
1:37:52
see the secret documents you
want to be
1:37:54
able to analyze all the papers
you don't
1:37:56
want to oh no they're releasing
more
1:37:58
stuff for me to have to unless
you're
1:38:00
just lazy and nobody's that
lazy so it
1:38:03
actually makes you less lazy
because
1:38:04
there's the document you don't
even have
1:38:06
to do any work just copy and
paste it's
1:38:08
perfect for journalists so so
there's a
1:38:11
couple of scary things here one
it's
1:38:14
actually I find it scarier the
the
1:38:17
that's scarier that the
journalists may
1:38:20
actually have been so
brainwashed into
1:38:23
not wanting for this to be
released that
1:38:26
is absolutely possible John
that it's
1:38:29
just a complete of Migdal itis
and
1:38:31
people have gone insane it's
possible or
1:38:35
the you know the the matrix has
been
1:38:37
reprogrammed for some the
simulation or
1:38:41
as you say they are lazy which
no I that
1:38:49
that can't be true but then if
they're
1:38:52
really in Mockingbird and
they're really
1:38:54
on the payroll we need to make
a list
1:38:56
I'm sorry then say I've been
making a
1:38:59
list all along I mean we do
have some
1:39:00
people on the list and we need
to call
1:39:03
this the list and I want a list
and I
1:39:05
want this list of peope
1:39:07
because this is the the
clearest way
1:39:09
your so the list will contain
people who
1:39:11
are either have mental issues
as jure
1:39:14
knows and we call it the
liberal asleep
1:39:19
Joe list somebody registered
joe liske
1:39:23
show list I mean there's lots
of Lib
1:39:25
Joe's that won't that are super
lip
1:39:27
Joe's that aren't on the
payroll okay
1:39:31
yeah but the alright getting
the lid
1:39:32
can't be a list well I need a
name okay
1:39:36
we'll come up with some someone
old
1:39:38
figure suspicious fellow
travelers but
1:39:50
that is so who's on you know
who's on
1:39:52
your list who do you think is
on the
1:39:53
loose Richard angles one that
comes to
1:39:56
mind off the top of my head who
you know
1:39:58
I did that phony report where
his
1:40:00
supposedly kidnapped yeah yeah
and then
1:40:03
he he was one of the guys who
came out
1:40:05
strongly against Dianne
Feinstein
1:40:08
wanting to release the torture
report
1:40:10
everybody who came out against
the
1:40:12
torture report being real but
hold on
1:40:15
let list is one of these I
think that's
1:40:17
too difficult the idea is here
is
1:40:20
something very clear it's
clearly
1:40:22
something every Journal wants
to get
1:40:25
their hands on the ones who are
saying
1:40:28
don't release the don't release
the
1:40:30
redacted information if they
have to be
1:40:34
on the payroll or yes they
mentally
1:40:37
troubled no they're on the
payroll they
1:40:40
have to be why else would any
more
1:40:41
laziness because I just want to
cover
1:40:43
our bases you're either on the
payroll
1:40:45
mentally troubled or lazy no
the lazy
1:40:48
thing doesn't apply because I
the right
1:40:51
right you're right this makes
just the
1:40:53
opposite of ways right you're
right so
1:40:55
there's only two spooks
1:40:58
or sick
1:41:01
think there's two okay spook so
who is
1:41:05
on the list who do we have now
we need
1:41:06
to this is the time to compile
it that's
1:41:08
my point
1:41:09
for this we can't do it during
the show
1:41:13
look I know I see who's
bitching and
1:41:16
moaning the most I would say
just off
1:41:18
the top of my head I would
probably put
1:41:20
Paul Krugman on there I would
look at
1:41:23
all the New York Times guys in
the
1:41:24
Boston Post guys who would
continually
1:41:26
bitch and moan about the
president and
1:41:29
if they bitch and moan about to
him
1:41:31
releasing this stuff in any way
in any
1:41:33
way Hey beyond the list we can
call the
1:41:37
be list I like that the B Lizzy
list
1:41:40
it's kind of good behold
1:41:42
alright I'm treating troll room
onward
1:41:46
to something from your state
which I I
1:41:49
thought you would have covered
this I'm
1:41:50
very happy you don't have these
clips
1:41:52
cuz I got him this was an
extraordinary
1:41:55
extraordinary example yes
exhibit of
1:42:00
words do matter how a story as
big as
1:42:04
climate change and manmade
climate
1:42:06
change change and manmade
climate
1:42:08
anthropogenic global warming
global
1:42:11
warming itself but
anthropogenic global
1:42:13
warming manmade climate change
has now
1:42:15
morphed into just climate change
1:42:19
but which is a disservice to
anyone
1:42:23
viewing these programs that pass
1:42:25
themselves off as news because
the issue
1:42:28
is not climate change there's
not so
1:42:31
much a denial of the climate
changing
1:42:33
there's denial of what causes
it but
1:42:35
when you shorten that you do a
1:42:37
disservice and then when you
take it
1:42:39
down they're not saying co2 but
just
1:42:41
carbon it's it becomes really
not the
1:42:44
truth anymore an Andrea
Mitchell on
1:42:47
MSNBC sat down with Jerry Brown
at the
1:42:52
global climate thing Al Gore's
what is
1:42:57
it called
1:43:00
I have no idea yeah it's the
it's the
1:43:03
climate something or other
climate
1:43:06
summit roll rumour truth the
chemtrails
1:43:10
the chemtrails summit so
they're they're
1:43:13
all there and they're all chat
them they
1:43:15
got you know they got to the
actors and
1:43:17
it's very much like the book
1:43:20
state of fear very very very
similar to
1:43:23
we got California's Nia burning
down we
1:43:26
got North Carolina get all the
stuff
1:43:28
happening so Andrea Mitchell is
going to
1:43:30
just assert all these true lies
1:43:33
mm-hm stop stop he has to be
under
1:43:34
Eliska she's the one of the
first people
1:43:36
hello yes about Trump's
releasing the
1:43:39
documents she is away on the
list so she
1:43:42
sits down with your Governor
Jerry Brown
1:43:45
and just I mean it you really
have to
1:43:49
listen the words matter you
have to
1:43:50
listen to the way they're
talking about
1:43:52
what should be manmade climate
change
1:43:55
anthro pronoun anthropogenic
global
1:43:56
warming it's hard to say but as
a news
1:43:59
person and the governor you've
got to be
1:44:00
little mistakes they made yes
and listen
1:44:05
to her lip smacking to is
disgusting
1:44:07
California's Governor Jerry
Brown
1:44:08
announcing late Friday in the
face of
1:44:11
global warming of climate
change and of
1:44:13
what he calls the lack of a
federal
1:44:15
response at the state of
California is
1:44:17
going to send its own satellite
into
1:44:19
orbit although it's a global
climate
1:44:21
action conference conference is
what it
1:44:24
is young not the some at the
conference
1:44:26
okay we're back to Andrea lack
of a
1:44:29
federal response at the state of
1:44:30
California is going to send its
own
1:44:32
satellite into orbit
1:44:34
track the progress of climate
change I
1:44:37
love that little flub there to
trap I
1:44:40
mean track the progress of
climate
1:44:41
change I'm not quite sure why
but I just
1:44:43
like of California is going to
send its
1:44:46
own satellite into orbit trap
track the
1:44:49
progress of climate change
1:44:52
which of course is causing
obscure kids
1:44:54
to be stronger of course severe
way just
1:44:57
so you know climate change
which of
1:45:00
course is why hurricanes are
more severe
1:45:02
and everything's just horrible
which is
1:45:04
not true we haven't had as many
storms
1:45:07
as we used to 15 years ago
1:45:09
Florida's been on constant wash
yet we
1:45:12
get a doozy from time to time
but no no
1:45:14
just listen to this non truth
this is
1:45:16
not proven of climate change
which of
1:45:20
course is causing hurricanes to
be
1:45:22
stronger and more severe when
was this
1:45:25
asserted John as a scientific
fact that
1:45:28
was asserted right after
Katrina after
1:45:32
one whopper this at all which
is this is
1:45:34
gonna be this is normal now
every year
1:45:36
is gonna happen two or three of
these
1:45:37
things and then nothing pretend
your
1:45:40
most of this show new
phenomenon I wish
1:45:44
I had a clip of it there's a
guy going
1:45:45
on about oh yeah the new thing
is these
1:45:47
hurricanes because we have two
in a row
1:45:49
that were kind of like this
yeah not
1:45:52
dudes not the ones that hit
China by any
1:45:54
means but we had this two in a
row one
1:45:57
of them they go it kind of
craps out
1:45:59
it's saying it's like a 5 it's
a 4 so 3
1:46:01
2 all and then it craps out
right on top
1:46:05
of some town and dumps a
shitload of
1:46:06
water this is what happened in
North
1:46:08
Carolina oh here it comes it's
a 5 it's
1:46:10
gonna be worse than a 5 & 4 a3
a2 a1 and
1:46:12
a2 dumps water and now the
thing is this
1:46:15
guy heard this guy going on and
all
1:46:16
right well what we've
determined is this
1:46:19
is gonna be the way it is from
now on
1:46:21
these storms don't they don't
know they
1:46:23
got gonna pack a wallop except
water and
1:46:25
what we figured out is that
because of
1:46:27
the warm ocean and the warm
ocean by the
1:46:30
way was always used to say oh
the warm
1:46:32
ocean is gonna create violent
storms cuz
1:46:34
all this energy it's gonna be
sucked up
1:46:36
by the hurricane it's gonna
drop it all
1:46:37
over the place no no not
anymore the
1:46:40
warm water is gonna put a lot
of water
1:46:42
in the system wraps out it's
gonna dump
1:46:46
all this water from the warm
ocean onto
1:46:49
the town these guys just keep
changing
1:46:52
it I mean it's like like my mud
flats
1:46:55
which have been here for a
hundred years
1:46:57
it's because that was if you
remember
1:46:59
this one would turn out that
Australia's
1:47:01
some sort of a massive sponge
that has
1:47:04
been soaking up extra
1:47:05
water c'mon no no stock market
analysis
1:47:12
producer Joe says he was caught
in gang
1:47:17
zu4 man coot does that sound
like where
1:47:20
the typhoon was baby
1:47:22
he says got about 70 mile an
hour winds
1:47:24
pieces of metal roof flying
around
1:47:26
interesting thing was the
difference in
1:47:27
fear-mongering no attempt to
evacuate
1:47:30
local people would giggle when
you'd
1:47:31
asked to take any kind of
precaution
1:47:33
like buying water or a hotel
room not
1:47:35
facing the storm ever a couple
of hours
1:47:38
of power failure and it's worse
says Joe
1:47:40
I'm not quite sure where he was
but he
1:47:42
didn't see was such a big deal
let's
1:47:44
continue now with the Andrea
and Jerry
1:47:47
at the climate conference
because they
1:47:48
do speak they do address a lot
of what
1:47:50
you just mentioned which of
course is
1:47:52
causing hurricanes to be
stronger and
1:47:54
more severe I talked to Jerry
Brown at
1:47:56
his global climate action
summit late
1:47:58
Friday local and world leaders
we're in
1:48:04
the midst of hurricanes in the
aftermath
1:48:06
of hurricanes and you still
have the
1:48:08
president the United States
denying the
1:48:10
science of climate change how
do you
1:48:12
counteract that here she says
denying
1:48:15
the science of climate change
that is
1:48:17
such an abbreviation can I just
am I am
1:48:19
I just ain't fucking with this
or is
1:48:21
this really not okay it's not
okay you
1:48:24
are a little bit but not to an
extreme
1:48:27
this has been going on but it's
like
1:48:30
these people are grasping at
straws
1:48:34
yeah listen dislike keep him
just like
1:48:37
the guy that magician keeps the
plates
1:48:43
and he's keeping all the plates
in the
1:48:45
air just wanna change how do you
1:48:50
counteract that well first I
want to say
1:48:52
it's it's really extraordinary
that the
1:48:56
president can deny things like
that but
1:48:58
he's in some of some of the
other
1:49:01
Tara what's the word I don't
even have
1:49:04
an adjective so it's amazing we
have an
1:49:07
entire list of adjectives on the
1:49:10
rotation he can't come up with
one your
1:49:12
governor tanked up with one
shitty thing
1:49:14
to say about Trump like that
but he's in
1:49:16
some of the other terrible it's
bad he's
1:49:27
managed counteracted is with
this
1:49:29
climate summit with normal
people
1:49:34
respecting the truth and
communicating
1:49:36
that with other normal people
and
1:49:38
combating the President of the
United
1:49:40
States in what are lies
distortions and
1:49:44
quite frankly bizarre behavior
so we
1:49:48
have to keep at it I'm glad you
gave me
1:49:50
a chance to answer your
question because
1:49:52
we can't say it enough the
president is
1:49:55
just wrong I'm so concerned for
you
1:50:00
I mean you live in California
you're
1:50:02
walking around with that
attitude what
1:50:04
you just heard your governor
says you're
1:50:06
not normal people are gonna go
like it's
1:50:08
Dvorak he's not normal nobody in
1:50:12
California is normal that's the
that's
1:50:13
the just kind of the beauty of
it let's
1:50:17
listen to some more from
climate expert
1:50:19
Governor Jerry Brown the
Hurricanes are
1:50:22
more severe the wildfires are
more
1:50:24
severe the storm surge is worse
because
1:50:27
sea levels are rising talk to
me about
1:50:29
what we are physically
experiencing here
1:50:32
in the United States and around
the
1:50:33
world that proves that everyone
who
1:50:36
predicted that this would
happen she's
1:50:43
just saying random things like
fires are
1:50:46
hotter rain is wetter yeah
proved to me
1:50:50
that everyone who said that
this would
1:50:52
happen was on the money and
right
1:50:55
but this that's not scientific
what
1:50:58
she's saying there will just be
1:51:00
experiencing the the very early
1:51:03
beginnings of climate change oh
the
1:51:05
forest fires in California
which are
1:51:07
worse than any other time to
record in
1:51:10
history oh it's really just
1:51:11
unfortunately it's the
beginning but as
1:51:14
the carbon builds up it builds
that very
1:51:16
rapidly karma drought more
fires more
1:51:19
storms more intense storms more
trouble
1:51:22
and the more trouble is more
migration
1:51:25
we're gonna have people moving
from
1:51:27
their lands that will no longer
produce
1:51:29
enough food yet to Austin the
exit from
1:51:36
the Paris climate agreement
isn't
1:51:37
official and binding till 2020
did you
1:51:41
know that this is news to me
1:51:43
I didn't know that the exit
isn't
1:51:44
official until 2020 how does
that work I
1:51:47
have no idea but while you did
she what
1:51:54
she's saying is that apparently
and
1:51:56
Jerry knows that's the way she
sounds
1:51:58
that pulling out of the of the
climate
1:52:01
Accord isn't official like we
haven't
1:52:03
actually broken anything I
guess until
1:52:05
we don't pay the bill I think
that's
1:52:06
what she means say well 2020
there's a
1:52:09
bill that shows up but we don't
pay it
1:52:11
then I guess we're really out
world
1:52:17
leaders have got to wake up now
the exit
1:52:21
from the Paris climate
agreement isn't
1:52:23
official and binding until 2020
but what
1:52:28
is the impact already
internationally of
1:52:30
the United States having said
we're out
1:52:33
of it the neighbor hear that
term in a
1:52:38
blur he's in the neighbor of
climate
1:52:41
negligence and climate voice
why can't
1:52:45
he say denying why doesn't he
what is
1:52:48
that oh it's politically
incorrect I
1:52:50
guess in California just say
climate
1:52:51
denier because that might mean
something
1:52:54
about Jews
1:52:56
there's some yeah there's some
rule in
1:53:01
California some pillar here is
a DC Nile
1:53:05
okay I'll take that to AJ he
just can't
1:53:08
come up with the word he's like
climate
1:53:18
neighbor he's in the neighbor
of climate
1:53:22
negligence he's in the neighbor
of climate
1:53:24
my brain climate into negligence
1:53:28
no wait climate didn't
avoidance I know
1:53:30
I'll get it right one of these
days so
1:53:32
that's what's bad about it
because we
1:53:34
have to make sure there's all
these
1:53:35
other countries whether it's
Russia or
1:53:38
Poland or all these other
countries
1:53:42
Russia or Poland or South
America what
1:53:45
is wrong with him but he's
going off the
1:53:48
rails he's nuts
1:53:50
so that's what's bad about it
we have to
1:53:53
make sure there's all these
other
1:53:54
countries whether it's Russia
or Poland
1:54:02
everybody's gonna step up and
the
1:54:04
president United States should
be the
1:54:06
cheerleader the exemplar
saboteur he's a
1:54:13
saboteur he should be the
exemplar
1:54:15
except these this is how
elitist talk
1:54:18
who was he trying to connect
with he is
1:54:21
an exemplar he should be the
exemplars a
1:54:23
saboteur he said he should be an
1:54:25
exemplar he should be an
exemplar not a
1:54:28
saboteur he's not English
1:54:31
jerry that's not how you
connect with
1:54:33
people exemplar calm the cheeto
head
1:54:36
that seems to work
1:54:37
iachino heads better then he
goes to
1:54:40
what I think is just a pure
threat it
1:54:41
was a governor how do you feel
when the
1:54:43
president the United States
says that
1:54:45
nearly three thousand people
did not die
1:54:47
in Puerto Rico this is my
favorite my
1:54:51
favorite live from Andrea
instead of
1:54:54
saying there's a discrepancy of
what
1:54:55
people died from because the
people died
1:54:58
that everyone agrees that
twenty almost
1:55:00
three thousand people died the
question
1:55:02
is since they were the same
almost a
1:55:04
difference of sixty-four
between the
1:55:06
previous year did everyone die
because
1:55:09
of the because of Maria and
that was
1:55:12
done through a scientific study
by going
1:55:14
past houses and say hey did you
die cuz
1:55:16
of the hurricane I mean that's
we've had
1:55:19
if you go to a search dot any
show notes
1:55:21
you can find the document so
now but now
1:55:23
it's just become nobody died
that nearly
1:55:26
three thousand people did not
die in
1:55:29
Puerto Rico even though it was
the
1:55:30
result of a scientific study
and says
1:55:32
that it was a democratic
conspiracy to
1:55:35
claim all these deaths well the
problem
1:55:37
is we am I crazy
1:55:40
do I just hear this in a
different way
1:55:42
than most people what I mean if
you know
1:55:45
if you haven't really thought
about it
1:55:47
and you heard Andrea Mitchell
say this
1:55:48
you think that Trump was
denying actual
1:55:51
dead bodies yeah but that's
what she's
1:55:54
saying yeah yeah but that's not
the
1:55:56
truth no of course it's not no
this has
1:55:59
been the truth in fact we this
is all we
1:56:01
do is track this sort of thing
1:56:03
sad podcasting conspiracy to
claim all
1:56:07
these deaths well the problem
is we
1:56:09
never element okay did he say
it was a
1:56:15
conspiracy just lame all these
days
1:56:18
she's I know Trump said claims
that is a
1:56:20
conspiracy a Democrat named
Spears dead
1:56:24
it was a democratic conspiracy
to claim
1:56:28
all these deaths oh he never
said that
1:56:31
no he said it was a democratic
1:56:33
conspiracy to claim all these
deaths he
1:56:35
never said that
1:56:36
no now she's full of crap but
but you
1:56:39
know what pump these memes out
like
1:56:41
there's no tomorrow yeah but but
1:56:43
this is not credible and this is
1:56:45
damaging because it's people
1:56:47
misinformation it's well the
problem is
1:56:51
we we never had a president who
was
1:56:54
engaged in this kind of behavior
1:56:56
I mean he's not telling the
truth he
1:56:58
keeps changing his mind he's
you know
1:57:01
sabotaging the world order in
many
1:57:04
respects so he's sabotaging the
world
1:57:08
order in many respects Mali and
in many
1:57:15
respects many of them you know
does this
1:57:16
one is that one the one over
there on
1:57:17
the wall there's many respects
he keeps
1:57:19
changing his mind he's you know
1:57:22
sabotaging the world order in
many
1:57:25
respects so it's unprecedented
it's
1:57:28
dangerous and hopefully this
election is
1:57:31
going to send a strong message
to the
1:57:32
country the Democrats will win
and then
1:57:35
Trump well something's gonna
happen to
1:57:38
this guy because if we don't
get rid of
1:57:40
him guy because if we don't get
rid of
1:57:40
he's gonna undermine America
and even
1:57:43
the world something's gotta
happen to
1:57:45
this guy if we don't get rid of
him what
1:57:48
a restless man I guess Fred
does this
1:57:51
Secret Service should be
looking in to
1:57:53
arrest that man
1:57:54
it's not okay
1:57:59
again Trump well something's
gonna
1:58:03
happen to this guy because if
we don't
1:58:04
get rid of him he's gonna
undermine
1:58:06
America and even the world
something's
1:58:09
got to be done somebody's
always got to
1:58:11
happen to this guy listen again
I have
1:58:15
to reload it hold on I went all
the way
1:58:17
to the NSA end of the clip the
country
1:58:21
the Democrats will win and then
Trump
1:58:24
well after this guy something's
gotta
1:58:27
happen to this guy something's
gotta or
1:58:29
something's gonna the Democrats
will win
1:58:31
and then Trump well says gotta
gotta not
1:58:37
gonna yeah and it makes sense
in context
1:58:39
something's got to happen to
this guy
1:58:41
and then Trump
1:58:43
well after this guy because if
we don't
1:58:47
get rid of him because if we
don't get
1:58:48
rid of him he's gonna undermine
America
1:58:51
and even the world he's gonna
undermine
1:58:52
America and even even the world
he must
1:58:55
die this is what the guy is
threatening
1:58:57
him this is what the guy is
threatening
1:58:59
unless a call for arms I mean
it's a lot
1:59:02
more of a call for arms and
Alex Jones
1:59:06
Alex Jones saying if you got a
gun next
1:59:08
to your bed I have to pick it up
1:59:10
all right unverified Jerry Brown
1:59:15
we don't recognize it anymore
this is
1:59:18
crazy you guys you gotta die so
that I
1:59:21
will that's that's just that's
unhinged
1:59:25
man I don't care who says it
about which
1:59:28
president that's just unhinged
imagine
1:59:33
all the people who could do is
awesome
1:59:35
oh yeah
1:59:35
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1:59:43
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that the FISA Court approved
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out on show 1070 yes and I
think there
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relationship karma for max Meza
so we
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have that and I also got an
emergency
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night jobs Carm as you know if
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of peerage Adam in the morning
here from
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the Black Hills of South Dakota
I
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donated last Thursday to try to
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contributions to the podcast I
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hear the jingle on Thursday it
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happened during the closing of
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something close to 33 minutes
that was a
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glitch of course I hate to be a
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recently
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interviewed for last Thursday
it's
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okay so that gets the firm is
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of things you've got going on
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2:08:45
is it kid's toy it's actually
not for me
2:08:48
unlike all the other stuff I
got some
2:08:54
feedback I want to share cuz
you got to
2:08:56
stop the noisemakers okay I'm
Sweden so
2:09:00
yeah you know because we have
we've been
2:09:01
tracking what went on with
Sweden with
2:09:03
the election we've been
listening to
2:09:04
these guys with a
deconstructive podcast
2:09:07
which we know we like we like
what
2:09:09
they're saying they've taught
us about
2:09:10
the 16,000 carbecue a year and
so we got
2:09:13
a little pushback from a meal
and but I
2:09:17
want to share what he said he
says sweet
2:09:18
I have some thoughts about the
comments
2:09:20
on the previous shows first of
all the
2:09:22
guys the previous shows first
of all the
2:09:24
have taught me a lot about how
to think
2:09:26
about you guys have taught me a
lot
2:09:28
about how to think about the
news and
2:09:29
the media the podcast guys you
played
2:09:32
from Sweden have a lot of good
points
2:09:33
but you have to realize they
are a bit
2:09:35
Alex Jones actually says Alex
Jones
2:09:38
which is kind of funny but I
think we
2:09:41
kind of realized that that you
know or
2:09:43
at least we were open to the
idea that
2:09:45
they were pretty radical
certainly for
2:09:47
Sweden were pretty radical
certainly for
2:09:49
I be says the shithole country
yeah guy
2:09:52
is by buying into the doom and
some
2:09:54
gloom scenario he says yes
Swedish
2:09:56
Democrats are more or less
across
2:09:57
between the moderate and the
Social
2:09:59
Democrats the only thing is
they are
2:10:00
harder on the immigration
question but
2:10:03
in the months running up to the
election
2:10:04
the Social Democrat Party
became a
2:10:06
little more mainstream and then
the
2:10:08
social the S&M party that would
have an
2:10:11
S&M party yeah I was not aware
of this
2:10:14
sounds like a fun party the S&M
party
2:10:18
started to say that they would
go
2:10:19
towards less immigration if you
look at
2:10:22
Sweden with the no agenda lens
yeah
2:10:24
we're a shithole country and
shithole
2:10:26
Europe in the shithole world we
do have
2:10:28
a party called the Liberals and
they're
2:10:29
afraid of Russian intervention
and want
2:10:31
us to join NATO and the New
World Order
2:10:33
police by the way I work at
Volvo we
2:10:36
still do make great cars I
think that
2:10:40
may have been the issue all
along well I
2:10:45
wasn't insulting yeah that
wasn't me
2:10:47
that what that was I know that
was our
2:10:49
one of our producers wrote that
in not
2:10:51
me okay I didn't insult them
about the
2:10:54
vibe been looking at Volvo's
something
2:10:56
like oh yeah that's the car
that does
2:10:58
like really cool Karl's fear
over 50 I
2:11:00
did not say that did not
somebody did no
2:11:04
I didn't say that now our
producer said
2:11:07
that they don't they don't come
with a a
2:11:09
temperature gauge anymore or a
dipstick
2:11:13
well that's most car well
that's not
2:11:15
true my card does is it Lexus
but it's
2:11:17
pretty old but still a modern
Lexus with
2:11:19
that with a hot v8 a baby hot
v8 uh yeah
2:11:23
I want to talk about your Lexus
in a
2:11:25
minute but first to finish this
up and
2:11:28
we were shocked I mean just
shocked to
2:11:30
hear that dental is not free in
Sweden I
2:11:33
mean this is not what we've
been told
2:11:38
guess what knows that no dental
and
2:11:41
Denmark either Wow and 75% of
the bill
2:11:48
for glasses and I care is also
private
2:11:51
what glasses and I care is also
private
2:11:53
isn't this the supercooled
Denmark
2:11:55
Sweden Scandinavia everything's
free
2:11:57
high tax free no it's not true
and then
2:12:01
what are they doing with all
their money
2:12:03
spending it on their teeth
usually in
2:12:06
about the tax money Oh will
they do it
2:12:09
to tax money ah hey I don't
know so
2:12:14
the see where is this yes BBC
World
2:12:18
Service now your 20 year old
Lexus yeah
2:12:22
I think no it's not older than
that by
2:12:24
now isn't how old is that thing
25 years
2:12:27
old I can almost get an antique
2:12:29
California antique plate but
let me tell
2:12:31
you you want to hang on to this
because
2:12:33
I think that now you know I'm
from the
2:12:34
future and I got and moving to
a little
2:12:36
bit of OTG here by the way I
must say
2:12:40
that I have discovered in
Europe having
2:12:43
an OTG phone and usually a small
2:12:47
classy-looking one is seen as a
what's
2:12:54
the word I'm looking for
2:12:55
it's no no no it's seen as a
display of
2:12:59
success you've made it you
don't have
2:13:01
this you have just a phone for
important
2:13:03
people calling you maybe a text
message
2:13:05
that's not just hanging on the
phone all
2:13:08
the time like some lose yes it
is seen
2:13:10
as a display of success I'm
liking this
2:13:14
and it makes sense because and
I'm so
2:13:17
I'm so disappointed I didn't
know it
2:13:19
came out probably the day we
left this
2:13:21
company punked PU and Katie in
2:13:24
Switzerland came out with the
MPO 2
2:13:27
which is a it's a minimalist
phone just
2:13:31
as calling you can do text
messaging is
2:13:33
beautifully designed it has neo
calendar
2:13:35
notepad alarm and then one
thing it has
2:13:38
it is an LTE hotspot so you have
2:13:42
everything you need you text for
2:13:44
important texts you've got your
your
2:13:47
calling features you know if
you need a
2:13:49
reminder calendar and probably
not
2:13:51
connected calendar and a an
alarm and
2:13:54
then you know you have your
laptop if
2:13:56
you need it or your tablet or
your
2:13:58
surfers go I'm gonna pop up a
pop turn
2:14:01
it into a hotspot that's how
that is
2:14:04
that portray success I you
spelled as
2:14:07
punked punked yeah Papa uniform
November
2:14:10
kilo tango it's I think it's a
very
2:14:13
pretty phone and I got it to
design your
2:14:15
consumers Punk top rated
cordless phones
2:14:18
it's cordless phone no no no
higher it
2:14:19
is MP what you got the MPO -
yeah that's
2:14:22
the one
2:14:25
okay I'm looking at it and then
anything
2:14:27
I think it looks pretty stylish
I'm
2:14:29
gonna be launching the design
festival
2:14:31
it's just new we just came out
it's not
2:14:32
good coming out in London at
the Design
2:14:34
Festival 349 bucks pre-orders
available
2:14:38
now see I told you pre-order
says take
2:14:40
the case here is a better deal
well for
2:14:43
me but I don't know I mean I
like the
2:14:45
idea of just just the hot spot
I'm still
2:14:48
loving this is the cashier it
provide a
2:14:49
hot spot yes but because it you
know
2:14:52
it's originally an eight is an
unlocked
2:14:54
GSM AT&T phone the hotspot
feature I
2:14:57
can't get it to work I think
there's
2:14:59
something hard-coded in there
so yeah I
2:15:02
know hard-coded in there so
yeah I
2:15:02
sucks this podcast should help
us please
2:15:08
because I really like the fan
so many
2:15:10
people so here they're like wow
Curry's
2:15:13
really made it look at that
phone no man
2:15:25
I'm just I thought I picked a
hits baby
2:15:27
so back to the car so I think
there's
2:15:29
going so this is my whole point
I'm from
2:15:31
the future
2:15:32
there's going to be a fantastic
size
2:15:35
which I think is the Pearl of
Lexus or
2:15:38
we need to get Volkswagen bugs
or
2:15:40
something but people are going
to want
2:15:42
cars that are not like the ones
that the
2:15:44
BBC World Service is talking
about being
2:15:46
created in your media Giants
dominate
2:15:49
our lives at home and at work
now
2:15:51
they're encroaching on the
connectedness
2:15:53
we all appear to love on the
roads
2:15:55
Google is to partner with
Renault Nissan
2:15:58
Mitsubishi which is the largest
auto
2:16:00
alliance in the world in terms
of sales
2:16:02
to put and Russia boy based
systems into
2:16:05
millions of cars Peter Campbell
is the
2:16:08
financial times newspapers motor
2:16:09
industry correspondent Renault
Nissan
2:16:12
and Mitsubishi together are the
world's
2:16:14
largest car maker they made
just over 10
2:16:15
million vehicles last year sold
all over
2:16:17
the world and for them to
started
2:16:19
storing Google technology and
their cars
2:16:21
means that their consumers will
be able
2:16:23
to use more Google functions in
future
2:16:26
they'll be able to activate
certain
2:16:27
parts of the car using their
voice
2:16:29
they'll be able to use Google
Maps that
2:16:31
helps Renault Nissan Mitsubishi
2:16:32
hopefully sell more vehicles
because
2:16:34
people want to buy them because
they've
2:16:35
got this connected technology
but also
2:16:37
it helps Google get
2:16:38
more people using its systems
so for
2:16:41
both the manufacturer and for
Google
2:16:43
here it seems a win-win deal
about the
2:16:46
technology that we're talking
about here
2:16:47
what's it going to be able to
do what we
2:16:50
do know is they're going to be
Google's
2:16:51
voice assistants of what you
currently
2:16:53
find on its pixel phones or its
home
2:16:54
systems will go into the cars
that means
2:16:57
you can activate certain parts
of the
2:16:59
car using your voice you can
probably
2:17:00
turn the music up or down you
can
2:17:02
activate the air conditioning
maybe open
2:17:05
the sunroof and in future
they'll start
2:17:07
building other functions using
Google's
2:17:09
technology as well to put into
the car
2:17:11
now they'll also be new apps
that could
2:17:13
be developed to be used in the
car the
2:17:15
the ultimate aim in this is
that people
2:17:17
can still have the same level of
2:17:19
connectivity while driving that
they
2:17:20
have while walking around with
their
2:17:22
mobile phone because what
people will
2:17:24
hate most of all when they're
used to
2:17:25
using their mobile phone almost
all the
2:17:27
time is to be feel like they're
being
2:17:28
unplugged when they're driving
is what
2:17:30
we're talking about a race which
2:17:31
seriously you know what John I
think
2:17:34
it's true I think it's true do
you think
2:17:37
the epidemic of cell phone
mania and
2:17:39
just this disorder of people
walking
2:17:42
around looking at their phone
oh my god
2:17:44
go to a couple of airports go
to the
2:17:46
train station just walk on the
street it
2:17:48
the zombies are among us it's
very very
2:17:52
very bad we've become the
ultimate
2:17:54
wetware now oh gotta stay just
as
2:17:56
connected when you're in the
car though
2:17:58
it to me it's no different from
the
2:18:00
matrix you know the thing goes
in the
2:18:01
back of your neck you're
connected
2:18:03
because what people hate most
of all
2:18:05
when they're used to using the
mobile
2:18:06
phone almost all the time is to
be feel
2:18:09
like they're being unplugged
when
2:18:10
they're driving in the evening
use the
2:18:11
same terminology is what we're
talking
2:18:13
about a race within the
industry as well
2:18:15
because there are other
manufacturers
2:18:17
who are doing similar things
Ford and VW
2:18:19
yes that's absolutely right
lots of
2:18:21
manufacturers are trying to
install
2:18:23
connected features in their
vehicles I
2:18:26
mean increasingly people aren't
buying
2:18:27
cars on the basis of horsepower
or
2:18:29
performance or anything else
what they
2:18:31
want is a car directed as
possible and
2:18:34
so renault-nissan miss
especially you
2:18:36
want 90% of all their vehicles
to be
2:18:38
connected to the Internet by
2022 and a
2:18:42
lot of other companies have
similar
2:18:44
ambitions Ford is working with
Amazon's
2:18:46
a lecture to install that in
all of its
2:18:49
new cars as well oh no miss
this has to
2:18:51
stop there
2:18:52
we're gonna have the Alexei the
car we
2:18:58
need to have like reverse
options take
2:19:01
that out but you know they
won't let you
2:19:03
you know they won't let you
thank
2:19:06
goodness the BBC during this
clear
2:19:10
automobile advertisement at
least put
2:19:14
some journalistic integrity
into it and
2:19:16
said hey does anyone mind what
when you
2:19:19
talk to people in the industry
do you
2:19:21
get a sense that they are
picking up at
2:19:24
all on any anxiety in terms of
the
2:19:27
dominance of of Amazon and
Google
2:19:29
anxiety and the dominance of
Amazon and
2:19:32
Google and the anxiety
2:19:34
yeah it's creepy ladies I see
in terms
2:19:37
of the dominance of Amazon and
Google
2:19:40
you know we are now connected
in our
2:19:42
homes in our workplaces and now
in our
2:19:44
cars well there are two very
real
2:19:47
considerations that come from
this one
2:19:49
is around data people are
naturally
2:19:51
cautious about what happens to
their
2:19:53
data no they're not and then
there's
2:19:55
also the consideration of
hacking and
2:19:57
cyber security as cars become
2:20:00
increasingly more connected to
the
2:20:01
Internet that opens a huge
number of
2:20:03
attack possibility is variable
trying to
2:20:06
get into the vehicles and so a
lot of
2:20:08
the considerations around
installing new
2:20:09
technology also have to take
that into
2:20:12
account and and that's
certainly an area
2:20:13
that the car industry itself is
not used
2:20:16
to dealing with
2:20:20
I am the voice of Professor Ted
this
2:20:24
will not end well that's
terrible it's
2:20:30
what people want I think a lot
of people
2:20:32
do want exactly what he said is
they
2:20:33
went to the little they loved
the Alexis
2:20:35
you might as well have it in
the in the
2:20:39
car Alexis and Alexis so I
think there
2:20:44
will be a demand medium term
for cars
2:20:49
that just never had this crap
built into
2:20:51
it in the first place they will
I think
2:20:54
there's a demand for cars they
don't
2:20:56
have the black box yes but all
of this
2:20:58
stuff and I believe there's a
black box
2:21:00
again you did black I got gonna
do my
2:21:03
spiel I do it once wheels are
your
2:21:05
spheal spheal alike box which
is in the
2:21:08
car to see you know they
bringing out
2:21:10
one stall is you got no an
accident we
2:21:12
looking we found the black box
a guy was
2:21:13
speeding one of these days when
the tax
2:21:16
revenues started to dry up and
it could
2:21:19
we started to drive at any
point it's
2:21:22
drying up now in a lot of
places they're
2:21:24
gonna take and they're gonna
when you
2:21:26
especially in California where
they
2:21:27
really do the best of gouge
everyone
2:21:30
when you go in to get your smog
check
2:21:35
you're gonna up the ante and
they're
2:21:37
gonna look at the black box and
say you
2:21:40
know they're and they'll go to a
2:21:41
computer it'll analyze your
driving
2:21:43
habits and everything you've
been doing
2:21:45
it'll find the places you've
been
2:21:46
speeding the places you've been
you went
2:21:49
through a red light all
everything and
2:21:51
they're gonna give you a bunch
of
2:21:53
tickets after the fact you'll
get a
2:21:57
packet full of tickets for all
the
2:21:59
mistakes you made all the times
you were
2:22:00
speeding all the times you're
doing
2:22:02
anything and then you also need
to pay
2:22:03
the 100 bucks to get your smog
thing
2:22:05
checked and that's what's good
that's
2:22:08
the future it city that's the
only
2:22:09
reason you have all this all
these
2:22:10
gizmos in the car so it's a way
to tax
2:22:13
you first you know posthumously
speeding
2:22:16
and first you know posthumously
speeding
2:22:19
an element of these predictions
which we
2:22:21
have made over the course of
many years
2:22:23
in this program has come true
from
2:22:26
Reuters I share with you the
article
2:22:28
from September 19th John
Hancock one of
2:22:31
the oldest and largest North
American
2:22:33
life insurers will stop
underwriting
2:22:36
traditional life insurance and
instead
2:22:38
sell only interactive policies
the tract
2:22:41
fitness and health data through
wearable
2:22:43
devices and smartphones
2:22:47
this is a hundred and fifty six
year old
2:22:49
insurance company and they are
now let
2:22:53
me say I have a quote here
somewhere
2:22:58
policyholders score premium
discounts
2:23:01
for hitting exercise targets
tracked on
2:23:03
wearable devices such as Fitbit
or Apple
2:23:06
watch and get gift cards for
retail
2:23:08
stores and other perks by
logging their
2:23:10
workouts and healthy food
purchases in
2:23:12
an app this is what we call wet
where
2:23:15
the CEO said oh I'm sorry I
made that up
2:23:18
not really in theory everybody
wins as
2:23:22
policyholders are incentivized
to adopt
2:23:24
healthy habits and insurance
companies
2:23:26
collect more premiums you will
love and
2:23:29
pay less in claims if customers
live
2:23:31
longer less in claims if
customers live
2:23:33
and of course as the obligatory
privacy
2:23:36
in consumer advocates and
podcasters
2:23:39
have raised questions about
whether
2:23:40
insurers may eventually use
data to
2:23:43
select the most profitable
customers
2:23:44
while hiking rates for those
who do not
2:23:47
participate I'm shocked someone
would
2:23:49
think that the insurance
industry has
2:23:51
said it is heavily regulated
and must
2:23:53
justify in actuarial terms its
reasons
2:23:57
for any rate increases or
policy changes
2:23:59
we know that Volkswagen wasn't
she
2:24:02
wasn't fudging around with
their data
2:24:04
with their little limiters
there when
2:24:06
they were testing for their
emissions
2:24:08
though this never happens
2:24:11
so they are let's see they will
be here
2:24:14
it's too early for John Hancock
to
2:24:15
determine if it's paying fewer
claims
2:24:17
because of its vitality program
is what
2:24:19
it's called they're calling it
the
2:24:20
vitality program customers do
not have
2:24:23
to log their activities to get
coverage
2:24:25
even though their policies are
packaged
2:24:27
with the vitality program the
insurer
2:24:30
will begin converting existing
life
2:24:32
insurance policies to vitality
in 2019
2:24:36
so there's no getting away from
it you
2:24:40
will they you need to be tracked
2:24:45
and no coincidence we get the
brand new
2:24:48
Apple watch coming out and CNBC
did a
2:24:52
review and I just I just got
the piece
2:24:55
that was most relevant I'm
sorry you are
2:24:59
becoming an actual Borg with
this device
2:25:02
the larger screens allow you to
see more
2:25:04
through what Apple calls
complications I
2:25:06
love this new speak - yes
2:25:09
we call them complications
since when
2:25:11
the basically it's a little
piece of an
2:25:13
app that runs on the on the
watch face
2:25:15
and they have to call it a
complication
2:25:18
why is that
2:25:21
you try asking me yeah I'm
asking you I
2:25:23
mean the word complicates a
very odd
2:25:26
choice of of name I don't know
anyone
2:25:31
who's analyzed it yet course not
2:25:33
the larger screens allow you to
see more
2:25:35
through what Apple calls
complications
2:25:37
or the apps that run on each
watch face
2:25:39
that means you can see the
weather in
2:25:41
the battery life way to work
out your
2:25:44
heart rate see the UV index and
more all
2:25:47
from a single watch face it's
really
2:25:49
cool it's really cool oh this
is really
2:25:53
cool the larger screens also
make
2:26:00
reading text looking at photos
and more
2:26:03
much easier the larger screen
your idea
2:26:22
of a photo is one inch by one
inch
2:26:24
oh it's bigger than that the
screen is
2:26:26
much bigger than one inch by
one inch
2:26:27
those are just those told you
in the
2:26:31
beginning the thing is four
inches I
2:26:33
don't know it's like a four inch
2:26:35
oriented be like you use it as
a club
2:26:37
hey look we all laughed about
the iPad
2:26:40
as a big phone okay people will
wear
2:26:42
anything from Apple on that
wrist as
2:26:44
long as it tracks them and
shows them
2:26:45
cool photos look at my photos
leave my
2:26:49
photos because you see like a
thumbnail
2:26:54
grid of six different photos
and oh
2:26:57
brother of six different photos
and oh
2:26:58
hold it up to his face like
this look
2:26:59
how cool it's really cool it's
easier to
2:27:01
look at photos and meanwhile
you're
2:27:03
holding your wrist up the whole
time
2:27:04
it's very tiring to do this for
a long
2:27:07
while alright let's continue
despite the
2:27:08
larger screen size it didn't
feel
2:27:10
bulkier on my wrist when I was
wearing
2:27:12
it throughout the day or while
working
2:27:13
out or a couple others I have
so many
2:27:16
lewd thoughts about
improvements to the
2:27:19
speaker's are also louder so
when you
2:27:21
ask Siri a question you can
hear it
2:27:22
better hey Siri who won the New
York
2:27:24
Jets game last night
2:27:25
[Music] game last night
2:27:30
so important he say he's
standing in his
2:27:33
office he holds up as a talks
to his
2:27:35
watch hey Siri brew on the Jets
game
2:27:37
last night it's really--it's I
mean this
2:27:40
is sad is this if people are
really
2:27:42
buying into this just sad and
Apple move
2:27:45
the microphone so when you
place a phone
2:27:46
call you can hear everything we
can hear
2:27:48
you better now through Apple's
watch the
2:27:50
movie moves the microphone to a
better
2:27:51
spot it's easier for the
recipient to
2:27:53
hear you Apple sent me the
series for
2:27:56
model with cellular
connectivity and GPS
2:27:59
this is what we need we need
you to wear
2:28:01
this watch it has cellular
connectivity
2:28:03
and GPS but it's just for your
benefit
2:28:06
honest injun which means I had
a data
2:28:09
connection even when my phone
wasn't
2:28:11
around that let me listen to
podcasts
2:28:16
wait man there's much more
there's much
2:28:19
more man weighs ik all when my
phone was
2:28:21
left at home Apple made another
2:28:24
improvement the cellular
connectivity is
2:28:26
better because it's just
ceramic which
2:28:29
allows for the signal to travel
to the
2:28:30
watchings here even when you're
wearing
2:28:32
it so we'll know your location
even if
2:28:34
we don't have a GPS signal
2:28:35
the Apple watch series forward
also runs
2:28:38
watch OS 5 Apple's new watch
software
2:28:41
which is coming to older
devices as well
2:28:43
Wow watch OS 5 can
automatically detect
2:28:45
when you start some workouts
checking
2:28:49
you start a workout or you know
workout
2:28:51
wink wink so if you go to the
gym and
2:28:53
jump on the elliptical might
2:28:54
automatically recognize that
you're
2:28:56
starting to move this is not
creepy
2:28:58
speaking of workouts I'm always
trying
2:29:00
to earn badges on the Apple
watch you
2:29:02
can have seven day competitions
against
2:29:05
friends yeah now you're talking
get the
2:29:08
robots playing against each
other
2:29:09
Rock'em Sock'em robot I wasn't
able to
2:29:11
test this because I don't have
any
2:29:12
friends with a view Apple watch
don't
2:29:14
worry you don't have any
friends loser
2:29:18
but I'm looking forward to
trying it the
2:29:21
Apple watch series 4 also has
automatic
2:29:23
slip and fall detection which
means if
2:29:25
you slip or fall it'll
automatically
2:29:27
contact emergency services if
you don't
2:29:30
say that you're okay let's just
review
2:29:32
so if you yeah if you slip or
fall your
2:29:36
watch is gonna say hey
2:29:38
are you alright and if you
don't respond
2:29:40
it will call 911
2:29:44
I mean this this is robot
maintenance
2:29:46
this is ridiculous this is a
new Apple
2:29:49
watch for these software but
I'm looking
2:29:51
forward to trying it the Apple
watch
2:29:53
series 4 also has automatic
slip and
2:29:55
fall detection which means if
you slip
2:29:57
or fall it'll automatically
contact
2:30:00
emergency services if you don't
say that
2:30:02
you're okay
2:30:03
finally there's a new EKG
2:30:05
electrocardiogram in the
digital crown
2:30:08
it's not available yet an apple
is going
2:30:11
to activate it later this year
with a
2:30:13
software update but when it is
active
2:30:15
you can touch the crown and get
a full
2:30:17
EKG you can download through a
PDF and
2:30:20
send your doctor if you are
wearing this
2:30:25
device you're insane no way man
2:30:29
there's tons of people are
worried ok
2:30:31
the screen is 1.5 7 by 1.78
inches smile
2:30:36
it's pretty big well I was the
inch and
2:30:39
a half by an inch and a half
roughly and
2:30:41
should have 4 inch and 3/4 it's
you know
2:30:43
I guess you could look at a
photo I
2:30:45
don't know what kind of details
you can
2:30:47
see it's not the way I want to
look at
2:30:49
my photos but a little watch
doesn't
2:30:52
make any sense
2:30:56
they just got these guys these
people
2:30:58
are idiots
2:30:59
it's unbelievable yeah and a
lot of
2:31:02
nowhere the watch cuz it's
prestigious
2:31:04
look what I got I got the new
Apple
2:31:07
series for watch I will say I
saw a lot
2:31:09
of Apple watches in on our trip
but a
2:31:13
lot lot Apple watches yeah been
Windows
2:31:18
Windows Phones not at the same
time so
2:31:22
that was Italy
2:31:25
ya know it's not much you can
do it's
2:31:30
the end of the world as we know
it as
2:31:32
the song goes it's not true
2:31:34
hey did you see what Google is
doing
2:31:36
with what they're talking about
talking
2:31:38
now about the talking about
doing in the
2:31:40
browser in chrome no they want
to
2:31:43
completely hide parts of the
URL so now
2:31:48
you know if it's WW they'll
remove that
2:31:51
oh yeah they want to get rid of
www you
2:31:53
know what this is just part of
the
2:31:56
takeover of the web and and
eventually
2:31:58
they'll I know what they want
they want
2:32:00
to go to keywords
2:32:03
bringing us right back to AOL
this
2:32:06
should by aol's about betcha
verizon
2:32:08
will sell it to him cheap Oh
off whoever
2:32:11
bought it but the people don't
appeal
2:32:13
are they blind
2:32:17
I'd be very bad if you if if
the trend
2:32:20
becomes let's you know hide the
URL and
2:32:23
he's also insulting you're too
stupid
2:32:25
you get fooled by little
misspellings
2:32:28
you stupid stupid stupid dumb
person
2:32:34
maybe I'm reading and looking a
little
2:32:35
bit too much into it but that's
how I do
2:32:37
feel well talking about stupid
stupid
2:32:40
dumb persons so I guess Hilary
upgraded
2:32:43
her book to the new massively
fantastic
2:32:47
segues on the show you nailed
it right
2:32:50
there my friend her new
paperback
2:32:53
version of her book is out so
she said
2:32:55
she went out Rachel Maddow Show
nice
2:32:57
after the after the lesbian
show she
2:32:59
went on Rachel Maddow okay so
she goes
2:33:01
on Rachel Maddow and she talks
about
2:33:02
there's two things that were
interesting
2:33:04
now somebody sent me this clip
or a link
2:33:06
to the clip because apparently
Rachel or
2:33:09
or Hilary said finger in the
dike ah
2:33:14
funny we'll acknowledge that is
okay but
2:33:17
that wasn't the reason I
clipped it
2:33:18
though because I yeah okay was
it just
2:33:21
kind of beavis and butt-head
type yeah
2:33:23
exactly but I got this is
interesting
2:33:26
she's added a couple of
interesting
2:33:28
things let's start with this
one this is
2:33:30
Hilary on Maddow and the firing
comments
2:33:34
because I don't think that
those people
2:33:37
really fully appreciate what is
2:33:41
potentially possible under this
2:33:44
presidency what I worry about
rachel is
2:33:47
that after this election this
2:33:49
president's going to wholesale
fire
2:33:50
people that's my prediction for
tonight
2:33:52
like my prediction from last
year and if
2:33:56
we don't have one or both
houses of
2:33:58
Congress in place he will be
even more
2:34:01
uncontrollable and
unaccountable he will
2:34:05
fire people in the White House
he will
2:34:06
fire people in his
administration who he
2:34:09
thinks are crossing him
questioning him
2:34:12
undermining him and I think
about all of
2:34:16
the hours I spent in the
Situation Room
2:34:18
with President Obama and we had
vigorous
2:34:21
disagreements about all kinds
of issues
2:34:23
but I never ever ever doubted
that the
2:34:28
president was making the best
decision
2:34:30
he could based on the facts and
the
2:34:31
evidence as we were required to
present
2:34:34
it to him thanks couple things
just like
2:34:39
a new thing in the rotation
I've heard
2:34:41
it before it's gonna fire
everybody's
2:34:43
gone paranoid an anonymous
thing in the
2:34:45
New York Times that's what you
do when
2:34:47
you're York Times that's what
you do when
2:34:47
dictator driven into a corner
yeah
2:34:50
Hitler but the way she presents
this
2:34:52
about her calm demeanor and
about when
2:34:55
she was in the room there with
Obama
2:34:58
that school is a cute I gained
in twenty
2:35:03
twenty people you Democrats get
used to
2:35:06
this about you know I I wanted
to
2:35:08
mention that we have that whole
women
2:35:10
lesbians who do tech conference
that
2:35:13
whole half-hour interview now
the
2:35:15
question that wasn't asked
which I think
2:35:17
is something anyone would have
come up
2:35:19
with something anyone would
have come up
2:35:19
hey are you planning on running
didn't
2:35:21
ask are you planning on running
didn't
2:35:23
maybe off the table as a
question yeah
2:35:27
possible possible but here's
the one
2:35:31
this is the little tidbit she's
got
2:35:34
going on here and this is an
eye roller
2:35:36
and this harkens back to pretty
much
2:35:39
every President Nixon was gonna
do this
2:35:42
and Bush was gonna do this and
Obama was
2:35:46
gonna do this everybody was
gonna do
2:35:48
this and every and apparently
it plays
2:35:50
well to come up with this
bullcrap and
2:35:53
frighten the public and God
what are we
2:35:55
gonna do your prediction gonna
happen
2:35:57
after the election the president
2:35:58
wholesale filing firing people
I should
2:36:00
say one of the other things
that is in
2:36:03
the book is a very troubling
discussion
2:36:06
and prospect that you raise
that in 2020
2:36:08
President Trump will reject the
results
2:36:11
of the election or even try to
postpone
2:36:12
the election your treatment of
that
2:36:15
gives me the willies now even
referring
2:36:17
to it but I will leave it to
people to
2:36:19
read the book to see what you
had to say
2:36:20
about that thank you for coming
in I
2:36:22
know you have every option of
where to
2:36:23
go and I really appreciate he's
here and
2:36:25
joining you depreciate it
Thanks all
2:36:26
right we'll be right back stay
with us
2:36:27
that gives me the willies she's
got the
2:36:30
willies because she knows this
is
2:36:32
possible that that crazy maniac
Trump
2:36:35
he's gonna negate thee when the
2:36:37
elections come through as I
said this is
2:36:38
God I'm staying in here as
president I
2:36:41
mean this is the this is the
lamest fear
2:36:45
that the public's ever had
about any of
2:36:48
these presidents and they feel
this way
2:36:50
about every one of them but
apparently
2:36:52
Trump is very believable the
Democratic
2:36:56
Party is pushing another trial
balloon
2:36:58
in Texas ban I think was pretty
2:37:01
evidenced by CNN's report of
beto
2:37:04
have you been following the Beto
2:37:08
a little bit but not as much as
that
2:37:11
that would give me a clip so no
okay
2:37:13
they know well the better first
of all
2:37:15
the Beto which I I was
corrected by the
2:37:18
former New York banker who was
at some
2:37:20
fundraiser for him by said Beto
how's
2:37:23
that Beto a Rourke I do when
you got on
2:37:24
the sign here in your yard
2:37:26
he says Beto all right his name
is
2:37:29
robert francis this is nick
name is Beto
2:37:35
and because when you hear Beto I
2:37:37
honestly kind of like Ted Cruz
I'm like
2:37:40
oh maybe he's got some Latin in
him or
2:37:41
something maybe he's got some
Latin in him or
2:37:42
please really either white guy
he's very
2:37:44
very white he will get just
easy a
2:37:46
democrat or republican mi cried
oh
2:37:47
shoots democrat yeah should we
just
2:37:50
print something with the same
color and
2:37:52
put a P where the B is
Democratic Senate
2:37:57
candidate in Texas can turn out
more
2:38:00
than a thousand people to a
rock and
2:38:02
lunchtime rally work within
striking
2:38:15
distance of Republican senator
Ted Cruz
2:38:18
has peak savior status job
Wonder Woman
2:38:34
even the beto face that's
winning this
2:38:37
race is still the longest of
long shots
2:38:39
but they hear the distant
echoes of
2:38:42
Obama's 2008 change campaign
just before
2:38:46
he went on stage for his third
rally of
2:38:48
this day or work told us he
doesn't feel
2:38:50
the pressure to save Democrats
we just
2:38:53
all get that this is the
election of our
2:38:55
lifetimes everything's on the
line
2:38:57
um stakes could not be higher
and and
2:38:59
we're meeting in this he talks
of
2:39:08
improving education immigration
reform
2:39:14
and they're frustrated frankly
with
2:39:16
people like me and a recent
speech
2:39:18
supporting NFL players and Neal
for the
2:39:20
national anthem with virus
catching the
2:39:23
attention of celebrities and
athletes
2:39:24
around the country doing it and
I can
2:39:26
think of nothing more America is
2:39:33
happening on this campaign
trail but
2:39:35
then again Texas Democrats have
been
2:39:37
here before they've seen a few
2:39:39
democratic stars burn brightly
in
2:39:42
elections past raising the
hopes of a
2:39:44
blue wave then election days
turn those
2:39:47
stars into dust will the same
story
2:39:50
repeat itself this year oh my
god I
2:39:52
don't know
2:39:53
I'll not bet Oh Richard Francis
robert
2:39:57
francis robert francis what's
the Beto
2:40:00
name come from let me see if it
says I
2:40:02
mean consult the book of
knowledge let
2:40:03
me see robert Francis Beto
O'Rourke born
2:40:07
September 26 72 an American
politician
2:40:08
but buh-buh-bah native of El
Paso the
2:40:12
United States House of
Representatives
2:40:14
into 2012 that doesn't say
where he got
2:40:19
the Oh Spanish oh here we go
huh maybe I
2:40:21
was wrong he was nicknamed Beto
which is
2:40:24
a common Spanish nickname for
Roberto
2:40:27
his name is Robert again Wow
before
2:40:31
kindergarten his father was a
poem there
2:40:34
was his father
2:40:35
[Music] his father
2:40:36
no no Beto this is calling bet
I was
2:40:40
fine no Beto this is calling
bet I was
2:40:42
he took a wrestler I think that
I think
2:40:47
considering that CNN report I
think
2:40:49
they're trying to see if he's
if any
2:40:50
catches anything the crowds
look pretty
2:40:52
big anything the crowds look
pretty
2:40:53
might be up for something it
might be
2:40:56
the next presidential a
candidate late
2:40:58
twenty if he if he can win
Texas that's
2:41:01
always amazing if he's up the
Democrats
2:41:04
always do well where they had
Lyndon
2:41:05
Baines Johnson and the senator
from
2:41:08
Texas and he went right to the
2:41:09
presidency I think shoot the
president
2:41:11
but he doing right to it hey
know how we
2:41:15
roll in Texas yeah worse
2:41:21
[Music] in Texas yeah worse
2:41:23
Beto in Texas yeah worse
2:41:25
so both a bono boat what is he
doing now
2:41:31
he's with the Pope and he's
talking to
2:41:33
meeting with the Pope because
he's
2:41:35
concerned about the bond oil
soap oh
2:41:37
yeah hmm every clip u2 frontman
bono
2:41:41
says he discussed Church abuse
scandals
2:41:43
with Pope Francis during a
meeting at
2:41:45
the Vatican on Wednesday the
Irish rock
2:41:48
star said he could see the pain
in the
2:41:50
Pope's face when they discussed
abuse by
2:41:52
priests in Ireland it comes as
more
2:41:55
Catholic Diocese in the United
States
2:41:57
are grappling with their own
issues the
2:41:59
Diocese of Brooklyn New York
agreed
2:42:01
Tuesday to pay more than $20 I
just
2:42:03
gotta stop this for a second
2:42:05
that's some pretty outstanding
I do not
2:42:09
like Bono I've had my clashes
with Bono
2:42:12
I think he's arrogant you just
douchey
2:42:14
but there's a whole box is
anywhere scam
2:42:19
but a lot people love him but
still you
2:42:22
know Mark Zuckerberg can't call
the Pope
2:42:24
and say yo Popo listen up I
gotta come
2:42:27
talk to you about the paedo
stuff man
2:42:29
no you can't see Zuckerberg do
that who
2:42:32
was gonna do that the Bono is
the only
2:42:34
he can do that you call the
pending case
2:42:36
could do it okay tell you right
gates
2:42:38
could do it but who well I mean
but but
2:42:40
Bono's no gates it's a very
different
2:42:42
kind of person he's a you know
he's a 60
2:42:47
year old guy with the earrings
and the
2:42:49
shades and he draws huge
audiences
2:42:51
I think what's-her-name could
do it yeah
2:42:54
what's her name Brad Pitt's
ex-wife how
2:42:57
Angelina she could yes she
could call
2:42:59
yeah but he's like hey you can
Julian
2:43:01
come by any time but so is Bono
is this
2:43:05
is is it a PR move is he trying
to be a
2:43:08
lie to an old Pope joke I won't
tell
2:43:09
that's fine people who just
collect
2:43:11
punchlines would recognize the
joke do
2:43:14
you think do you think that
Bono has
2:43:17
something going on like some
like an Al
2:43:19
Sharpton type deal where hey
man I can I
2:43:21
can I can straighten you up I
got some
2:43:22
PR value what is he doing
what's the
2:43:24
point well it what's the police
summit
2:43:27
is this summit to summit we
need a
2:43:29
summit I just don't understand
how his
2:43:32
summit and all we get out all
the only
2:43:34
information we get is hey talk
to the
2:43:36
Pope about the you know
2:43:37
about the abuse thing well
thanks can we
2:43:39
have a little can bono do a
press
2:43:40
conference and tell us what he
heard can
2:43:43
someone go talk to Bono
2:43:44
I see he's in the do we just
all assume
2:43:46
a slaves of Gitmo nation all as
well
2:43:49
Bono's on the case yeah okay
bye priest
2:43:53
an island it comes as more
Catholic
2:43:55
Diocese in the United States are
2:43:57
grappling with their own issues
the
2:43:59
Diocese of Brooklyn New York
agreed
2:44:01
Tuesday to pay more than 27
million
2:44:03
dollars to four men who say
they were
2:44:06
sexually abused as boys by their
2:44:08
religion teacher it is believed
to be
2:44:10
one of the largest settlements
granted
2:44:12
to individual victims of abuse
in the
2:44:14
church and the Archbishop of
Washington
2:44:16
Cardinal Donald Wuerl says he
will
2:44:19
discuss his potential
resignation with
2:44:21
Pope Francis after a
Pennsylvania grand
2:44:24
jury report said he did not do
enough to
2:44:26
deal with pedophile priests
when he was
2:44:28
in charge of the Diocese of
Pittsburgh
2:44:30
what a mess
2:44:32
well there's people so
concerned about
2:44:34
pizza gate
2:44:38
no question I always hate that
you don't
2:44:41
give a shit about I'm sorry you
know
2:44:43
Tourette's it's late you're
talking to
2:44:45
me no no not you know the
people who are
2:44:46
boys talking to me I'm not
talking to
2:44:48
you talk I'm talking to people
we don't
2:44:50
want the pizza Gators or like
Bo Pizza K
2:44:52
peas get the eating children
but yeah
2:44:55
but when it comes to actual
victims you
2:44:57
don't show up here's no protest
there's
2:44:59
no reddit for it well there is
but you
2:45:01
know what I mean
2:45:02
they're ready for everything
all right
2:45:04
yes I found a clip asking your
basic
2:45:07
thesis up which I haven't really
2:45:09
expressed recently oh but I
know it's
2:45:11
one of these things in your
craw mm-hmm
2:45:14
and what the thing is in your
craw is
2:45:17
there's a couple of comics I
hate the
2:45:20
Duke bring comics straight guys
into
2:45:23
this thing but most of
podcasters out
2:45:25
there are comedians and we
you've
2:45:27
considered this show a comedy I
think I
2:45:29
think all comedians owe me a
debt of
2:45:31
gratitude they do but they're
not gonna
2:45:34
even give you a comp anyway so
there is
2:45:37
a you have this theory and you
go on and
2:45:41
on and on about cuz you always
used to
2:45:42
get gold I stopped bringing
these clips
2:45:44
to the fore cuz it would be
like John
2:45:47
Oliver with some comments I
don't
2:45:49
understand these Brit guys
British he
2:45:51
comes over here and he starts
telling us
2:45:53
telling us what to do yeah well
this
2:45:56
comedian who you'd probably
enjoy
2:45:58
because he's obsessed or donek
and am it
2:46:00
off off the rails and Bill burr
oh sure
2:46:04
I know Bill burr sure I mean I
know his
2:46:06
little burrs on a new show
that's absurd
2:46:09
Jeff Jeffries who is an
Australian hmm
2:46:13
and they bring it around to the
point
2:46:14
and burr reiterates your exact
thoughts
2:46:18
on this all right so bill thank
you for
2:46:24
being on the show this is
arguably a new
2:46:27
show okay where do you find you
and
2:46:30
there's a new thing though
Americans
2:46:32
like to get it from somebody
with an
2:46:33
accent what was going on here in
2:46:37
Tennessee what was going on
here in
2:46:39
this daddy knows what he's
talking about
2:46:40
he's from Europe it's like this
is
2:46:42
Australia that's all these it's
Trevor
2:46:45
Noah a South African and then
John
2:46:48
Oliver is British Samantha
Bay's can i
2:46:50
you know I'm obviously
Australian watch
2:46:52
white guys with accents that's
what it
2:46:54
is evidently come from these
perfect
2:46:57
countries and just shit all
over our
2:47:01
social issues ever need a
nutshell Oh
2:47:08
matter exact attitude yeah what
are they
2:47:11
doing over here brewing a living
2:47:14
agreement ruining our award
shows dad
2:47:17
dammit alright good
2:47:18
I'm gonna end it on that hi
John I think
2:47:21
that's the way to go
2:47:22
alright okay so my flight back
Saturday
2:47:26
we'll have the show ride for
Saturday
2:47:28
which as you know is twice a
week on
2:47:30
Thursdays yes yes or something
like that
2:47:33
and you have sounded so good on
this new
2:47:37
gigabit connection you have it
is wait
2:47:39
until it talks to your gigabit
over
2:47:41
there we'll see now we've
already done
2:47:43
it on the other gigabit two
gigabit a
2:47:44
Jigga's have interfaced before
and I
2:47:50
remember that but okay as far
as I miss
2:47:52
her you've been in Europe for
the last
2:47:53
month coming to you from the
garden of
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Amsterdam in the Dench music
studios and
2:47:58
loud and gitmo nation lowlands
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