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October 21st, 2018 • 2h 48m

1079: Expando-Vision

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are they gonna prop him up like Obama
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Adam curry Jhansi Devorah this is your
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award-winning Gitmo Nation Media
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assassination episode ten guys is no
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agenda from the Capitol the drug star
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state here in downtown Austin Tate house
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in the clue do in the morning everybody
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I'm Adam curry man from northern Silicon
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Valley where I can assure you as some
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authority that most Dijon mustard sold
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in the United States has stale I stepped
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all over you with you when so long I
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like what are you doing
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hello you took if you did a time
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analysis of how long I go it's so short
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I figured once in a whi I could say
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something more than the normal nothing
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well I'm sorry just to do this for me
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say I'm John C Dvorak I'm John see to
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work you'll never hear it in the final
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mix it'll sound perfect I promise now
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what was this about mustard most is John
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mustard sold in the United States is
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stale oh it has not none of that if you
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go to France and have Dijon mustard I
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don't care where you get it it's got a a
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bite oh but what happened what happened
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did you get a nasty Dijon no I was just
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thinking about it because I noticed that
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some recently within the last six months
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Costco brought a bunch of Maile Dijon
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mustard in a two pack of the regular hot
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Dijon and some and that that giant
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old-fashioned stuff with the big grains
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big mustard seeds yeah and when you went
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to buy it you bought if you bought it
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when it came in because it was a good
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deal it was the real deal it was a hot
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Dijon mustard it was just enough you
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know it was just really going right
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through your nose it was like wasabi and
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a month later if you went back to get
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another batch of by then it was already
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lost that pungency it just goes away
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it's an outrage it oxidizes so fast or
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whatever I think it was probably
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slightly our cutting dies when they
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shifted over but okay okay
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I can't buy a good bottle of Dijon
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mustard United States I have to
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interject with the show business story
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back in the day mtv days when I had
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money I had a rolls-royce Silver Shadow
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- I bought a secondhand but it was it
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was it was in you only had 7,000 miles
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huh perfect I drove it a deal yeah drove
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it into Manhattan every single day and
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this was the time I don't remember the
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commercial on television there would be
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two rolls-royce's parked next to each
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other and the guy in the back the window
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would go down and what what would he say
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did you have any Grey Poupon
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pardon me ed you have any Grey Poupon so
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I had of course every douchebag on route
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3 you know the going into the tunnel
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would honk good man you got any Grey
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Poupon and I would open my glovebox and
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why yes I do and I had my Grey Poupon
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right there yeah well Grey Poupon of
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course there's a which was first
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introduced the United States but Hugh
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blind is not Grey Poupon from France it
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was they licensed the name and they made
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a kind of a brown mustard that is very
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mild in last time I look that could be
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wrong they may have changed it but in
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Canada the Grey Poupon is actually made
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in France and it gets it is the Dijon
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mustard when trying to it I heard that
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San Francisco is now the king of making
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the poop on all right hey John it's been
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quite a few days and I think I think
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we're getting closer to understanding
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the ashabi mysteries well I have a
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number of clips including I think a
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pretty good roundup uh-huh already one
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of my clips is just a roundup on there a
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good I've got an update wrap says
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nothing about round rally Rock would be
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a Saudi Arabia's public prosecutor said
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18 Saudi nationals were arrested
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including the men who were present when
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khashoggi died but the new version of
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events that The Washington Post
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columnist was killed as the result of a
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quote brawl shortly after he arrived at
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the consulate is being widely questioned
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel said
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quote still nothing has been clarified
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about Khashoggi x' death and quote we
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demand to know what happened
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Merkle's involved with this now what why
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why is she all of a sudden in this convo
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why should I know it's ridiculous
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members of Congress from both parties
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also dismissed the Saudi government's
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latest version of what happened the
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ranking Democrat on the US House
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Intelligence Committee Adam Schiff
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tweeted that the claim was quote not at
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all credible if he was fighting with
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those sent to capture or kill him it was
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for his life Republican Senator Rand
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Paul tweeted quote what they did was
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unacceptable and I call on my colleagues
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in Congress to join me in denouncing
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their behavior and changing how we treat
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them a senior official of turkeys ruling
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party said today that Turkey would never
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quote allow a cover-up of this crime
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Judea warmed up turkey will not let this
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ugly frightening inhumane case go which
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was against humanity Turkish officials
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have said that they have audio evidence
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that Khashoggi was deliberately killed
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and dismembered yesterday President
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Trump was asked if he thought the Saudis
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knew explanation was credible I do I do
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I mean it's again it's early we haven't
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finished our review or investigation but
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it's I think it's a very important first
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step and it happened sooner than people
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thought it would happen I think we need
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to play the jingle
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this is one of the better ones John
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because we have their of course
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khashoggi x'
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disappearance killing dismemberment
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whatever it is is the distraction from
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from what this is really about and this
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is very big on a on a grand political
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scale what's taking place here I'm not
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sure Trump was ready for this because
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the main the main thing first of all
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let's just step back so boohoo Saudi
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Arabia killed a Saudi in on their own
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turf which is an embassy is is in Saudi
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Arabia there's no jurisdiction from any
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other country over that the country that
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stones women the heads people kills them
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most of the 9/11 hijackers were from
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Saudi Arabia no now we have to get
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outraged so obviously there's something
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else going on in the background and it's
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much easier than background and the main
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and I'll just give you the main to two
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pieces is we have the US and Saudi
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Arabia doing a number of things mainly
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preparing to supply oil and be continued
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to supply oil and gasoline oil products
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to the world while on November 3rd the
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full-on sanctions for Iran go into
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effect blocking Iran from trading oil
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through US dollars in US payment systems
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and of course we have China and Russia
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and whole bunch of countries who would
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like to participate in oil trade with
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Iran and if we somehow get in a spat
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with the Saudis and they either stop oil
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production or set it at 300 dollars a
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barrel or whatever could happen or may
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not happen
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that gives the European Union who I'm
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looking at in this case free license to
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go and get oil from Iran which they are
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already in discussions in fact was it
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when I get this report confirmation
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Europe is finalizing the mechanism for
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cooperation for buying oil and oil
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products from Iran so and this seems to
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be from Iran so and this seems to
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um as always about oil turf and there's
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always a hooker in there well well first
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of all I gotta call you on the
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distraction of the week it's not a
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distraction if it has if it's
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politically motivated to actually
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accomplish something this is more no I'm
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saying the distraction is the killing
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but okay I'll give you that it doesn't
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matter it's just it's it's distracting
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everyone from looking at what's really
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going on let me put it that way does
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that make sense
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it is I believe that's true but it but
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at the same time it does have a purpose
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now I looked into this Khashoggi guy as
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deep as I could go the deeper you go the
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more sketchy this guy is let's just say
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I need a LARP tintin do a story on him
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because that will be for the no agenda
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show the official pronunciation I cannot
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wait the official pronunciation I cannot
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everybody please record al Sharpton as
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often as possible we need to get his
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pronunciation of Christianity still got
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that once a week show now khashoggi
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spoke on behalf and at the Council on
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Foreign Relations that gives you any
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idea of where he me maybe allied but he
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did this nine months after 9/11
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bana was on c-span and what he said
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himself is not so interesting he's a
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he's not very as certainly in 2002 was
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when this c-span thing took place or
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this event for the Council on Foreign
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Relations took place that was broadcast
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on c-span
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he's his English is not very good and
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certainly he has to have someone must be
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rewriting his his articles from back in
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that period but what I found interesting
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was his introduction by the then editor
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of the wash executive editor of The
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Washington Post ouap ouap ouap ah so
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again this is 2002 nine months after
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9/11 and he introduced good Jamal
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khashoggi and read a number of excerpts
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from his articles at the time which I
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think really sets the stage as to who
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this guy was what he was writing about
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and why would anyone be so in love with
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him I thought that I would get things
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going by reading a few provocative
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quotations from our guest and then turn
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it over to him the first is from a piece
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that doesn't have a date on it but it's
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in the last few months you should begun
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began that's why Americans want
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unconditional condemnation of the
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horrible attacks that happened in their
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skies and on their land they also want
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total cooperation in their fight against
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terror according to their own definition
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of what terrorism is and exactly who the
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terrorists are but Saudi Arabia will not
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give in to such demands Saudis tend to
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link the ugliness of what happened in
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New York and Washington with what has
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happened and continues to happen in
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Palestine this time that the United
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States comes to understand the effect of
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its foreign policy and the consequences
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of that policy but unfortunately such
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rationalization is still not part of
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American reality you feel where he's
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coming from he's basically he's like hey
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man you want you want to blame on she
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want to blame the Saudis but look about
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your door with Israel and Palestine
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that's what that's what his message has
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been consistently or a piece from The
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Daily Star what is the daily stuff a
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little beneath daily oh yes of course I
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know that from January 15th an excerpt
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it has been clear for some time that the
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Bush administration is inexperienced in
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foreign affairs in fact had it not been
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for the 9/11 attacks the Bush
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administration would have liked nothing
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better than to isolate itself from the
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rest of the world altogether even after
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it declared its war on terror the
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administration didn't seem to have a
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coherent idea of its objectives
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the Americans have also been relying on
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advice from the Israelis who view the
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Arab Muslim world from the extremely
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narrow perspective of their own
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interests while such an approach is
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certainly not in the interests of a
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global power with wide-ranging relations
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such as the United States we cannot but
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resign ourselves to this fact in trying
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to cut our losses the best way we can so
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long as the Americans are happy with
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this bizarre situation the last another
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paragraph from the same piece September
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11th made matters worse in Saudi America
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Malaysia's the attacks provoked a
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torrent of hate for Saudi Arabia from US
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opinion shapers that couldn't but
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influence the American public I happen
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to believe that the aim of this anti
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Saudi campaign wasn't to further
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American interests but to absolve Israel
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and the blind Americans support for the
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Jewish state of responsibility for what
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happened on September 11
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did he just blame Israel for 9/11 did he
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just blame Israel sounds like it I found
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that expressing this opinion greatly
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angers u.s. columnist
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explain it away his implicit support for
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the crimes committed on that day so you
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can see our guest as though Amanda's
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Chai's away from telling us what he
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thinks so you know I wish it would have
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cut into the part where he it gives it
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says his name the the editors name no
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the editor says I like to introduce
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Khashoggi is Jose Dior he says Khashoggi
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he says Khashoggi but khashoggi himself
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was not that interesting he's just going
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on droning at the thing
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we another part of our deal with Saudi
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Arabia is actually what Jared Kushner is
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doing Jared Kushner who is this is very
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funny if you see what they're saying
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about him he was working directly with
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MBs with muhammad bin salam working
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directly with him to come up with to
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figure out the two-state solution
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between Israel and Palestine so the and
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that's why Trump was always so confident
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talking about well you know it's a tough
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thing that that would be the biggest
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deal in the world to do and you know and
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then he appointed Jared to be a part of
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that and we had strengthened our
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relationship with the Saudis which I
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think it soured a little bit when Trump
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went to talk at the UN and said hey OPEC
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you're not holding to our deal you were
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supposed to keep these prices down at a
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normal level and you know obviously
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they're not at the level Trump would
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like to him to see or anybody for that
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matter but it seems like a lot of this
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comes back to the to the Palestine
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Israel agreement back to 2002 when
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Khashoggi was writing about it then and
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just I'll take this little side route
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about Jared Kushner knowing that that's
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what he's been doing well that's what
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we've been told he's been doing here was
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a Texas representative yo Kean Castro
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from San Antonio talking about what
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Kushner may have what his involvement
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may have been in this koshugi affair I
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know papi that there's been a lot of
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discussion about this there'll be more
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discussion on CNN and all the other
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networks today let me get to the point
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that I think is most disturbing right
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now the reporting that Jared Kushner may
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have with US intelligence delivered a
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hit list an enemies list to the Crown
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Prince to NBS in Saudi Arabia and that
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the Prince then may have acted on that
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and one of the people that he took
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action against as mr. kesaji we don't
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have I just want to be clear for our
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viewers we do not have that reporting
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I'm not sure when where you're getting
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there has been reporting to that effect
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sure I've seen reporting to that effect
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sure but she's are long and short of it
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is that that needs to be investigated
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this entire the entire timeline of what
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happened of any sharing of American
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intelligence with us
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and how they may have used that
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intelligence needs to be investigated by
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the Intelligence Committee in the house
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and in the second blah blah blah
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I just thought it was funny that oh yeah
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yeah he put a he gave a MBS a hit list
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kill this guy yeah that's where that's
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Jared Kushner alright I can see him
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doing that well I think it's a Bernese
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investigating is where that story comes
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about because this guy this is Texas
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Castro yeah yeah yeah he's on the
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Intelligence Committee the House
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Intelligence Committee so he would be
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privy to some screwy stuff and he may be
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justified you sure that's this guy who
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was on the Intelligence Committee yeah I
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see him I thought it was heard
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maybe I'm wrong okay the hurt isn't
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heard the replies heard a Republican I
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yes you're right herds the Republican
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spook yeah
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yeah this guy is the Democrat and he's
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spewing this weird stuff now and I mean
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she pushes back against which I thought
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was kind of interesting which is here's
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here's where I need help so clearly
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someone wanted to muck at the way I see
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it someone wanted to muck up the
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us-saudi relationship we there's a lot
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of Palestine love Indiana in in our
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government there's there's definitely
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still a lot of Iran love and our
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government remember who our government
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made a huge deal under Obama with the
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the Iranian regime so somewhere yeah and
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I why no one's saying of the Russians
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did it or someone's in you know somehow
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someone's involved in make a Trump was
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not ready for you can see it he's like
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all crap how do I do this well maybe
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we'll maybe you can get away with the
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arresting people and all my certain my
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advisor and you know the as we talked
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about the old man the the king is now
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looking at should I keep this kid here
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or get someone else in there's rumors
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that he may be out but this was a big
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play by someone and it it might work
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well I think they're still gonna pin it
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on the one of the intelligence guys in
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the Saudi government and they're gonna
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hang a few of them yeah and and that
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will be the what does they'll be taking
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one for the team
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but that's bin Salman does he survive
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this because he's got I think he's got a
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lot of enemies in Saudi Arabia yeah and
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he has his whole family you know he's
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not the guy that they thought were gonna
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run the place and I'm sure there's you
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know siblings and other creeps around
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the palace intrigue sort of thing that
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we read about or watch when you watch
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the Game of Thrones or something like
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that you get this sense that this kind
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of thing is going all the time and I
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think you're right I think trump was
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flat-footed um I'm sure they're having
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meetings about this constantly because
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it's addition to Trump's preoccupied
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with it with the arms deal he thinks
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that's yeah but probably the problem is
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that the the house triggered the
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Magnitsky Act letter and Trump has to
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respond within 120 days I think is that
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the thing is long enough for him to
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figure something out they would want to
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do about this but the idea is is to
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block Saudi Arabia to blunt it caused a
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rift between the US and Saudi Arabia
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which hey I don't like these fuckers
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either but it but it doesn't seem like
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it's gonna do good for anybody if that
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happens except for the Europeans who
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will get cheap oil I mean maybe mi6 is
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doing this maybe the the UK it wants the
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deal with Iran I don't know someone
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wants the deal with Iran to go through
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for the EU and China and Russia and we
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know it's not the Trump White House
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that's what it seems to be there's that
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everything else is unimportant yet why
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the Russians haven't been implicated
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this has got rush this I think more I
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think it's less likely that's mi6
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because they're still dealing with this
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brexit mess yeah I agree huh and you
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have Russia's Russia is them and and
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they benefit greatly it seems to me
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and Putin yes and Putin just came out
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over the weekend saying well and I've
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asked a couple of our Russian producers
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to check authenticity of what he said to
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me but I what I've received so far is it
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looks like it was hizo Americas and it's
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a sunset you know there that the end of
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their of their power it's diminishing
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and you know this will be all over soon
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that was the gist of what Putin said so
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it seems like that comes at a good time
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so yeah you know this would be an
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opportune time to say it was the
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Russians who at least made this a big
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deal why they knew our news media which
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is also anti-russian yeah all of a
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sudden is now like giving him a pass on
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this and not even mentioning the
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possibilities it seems as they don't
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even want to speculate and then
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speculate about everything yes but yeah
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won't speculate about this because and
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and they keep referring to him as you
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saw in the rap report he's only referred
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to as Washington Post columnist no no
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journalists they have the gauls to call
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him a journalist they're journalists ya
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know he's a columnist a blogger a
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blogger and he's been staunchly
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anti-american since the 2002 when he
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started telling us to shut up well let's
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play the other two clips I have about
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him they're both short I'm gonna play
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the shortest one first because I'm
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thinking first of all who does Amnesty
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International think they are has to do
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what they're doing here play this
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khashoggi amnesty amnesty International
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is calling on Saudi Arabia to
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immediately turn over the remains of
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Jamal khashoggi to an independent
21:18
autopsy the human rights group says that
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the Saudi government's new explanation
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that the us-based journalist died after
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a fistfight in the South Econ salute in
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Istanbul is not credible US allies and
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lawmakers also have doubts
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let's hear some audio for a second I'd
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like to hear the dismemberment audio
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please for $400 dollars
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no I just what this clip is about it's
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about who doesn't understand
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international what do they get demanding
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this and demanding why don't we do it no
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agenda show demands that the remains of
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the pieces of the show be central Austin
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Texas Legislature in Austin Texas we
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need to know what's going on we need all
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the pieces and we need an Ikea assembly
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manual to put them back together and
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also no one no one is really talking
22:11
about Turkey who seemed to be completely
22:14
believable all of a sudden yeah yet
22:16
Turkey yeah we should trust those guys
22:18
they're completely independent in the
22:22
first rap report that we play at the
22:24
beginning the turkeys was mentioned in
22:27
there so I'm not gonna let this happen
22:28
and they're gonna get to the bottom and
22:30
Oliver not you did reference a point the
22:34
Saudi Council it is sovereign territory
22:38
for Saudi Arabia you can't just go
22:40
barging in there they can do whatever
22:42
with and they can do whatever they want
22:43
whatever the laws of Saudi Arabia are
22:46
they can implement their and as you
22:49
could you could technically I mean
22:51
technically I mean in theory or in
22:54
reality the Turks could surround a
22:57
building the Turks could surround a
22:58
bust through the door and go in there
23:00
and do an investigation and then that
23:02
would result in the Turkish embassy from
23:04
Saudi Arabia being shipped out of there
23:06
I mean would cause international a
23:07
problem I mean or you know it's what
23:10
happened to all we had a council it in
23:13
Iran in 1979 that got raided so that
23:17
means you can do it but technically you
23:20
can't do it and so I don't understand
23:22
what the Turks are what they're all this
23:23
well they're Bigfoot and where is the
23:25
tape you know that that's the part that
23:28
it will go down in history as they
23:30
recorded it and no one will ever heard
23:32
it it'll never be broadcast because it
23:34
likely doesn't exist although I would
23:37
think that if you have an embassy in
23:39
Turkey and you're the Saudi embassy that
23:41
thing is bugged and that's the kind of
23:43
tape they're talking about here's NPR
23:45
about Turkey despite last night's
23:47
revelations there are still many many
23:49
questions about this whole episode
23:50
including what possible goal the Saudis
23:53
could have had and
23:54
Turkey's role in all of this Turkey has
23:56
been a key source of both leaked and
23:57
public information but as our next guest
24:00
points out that country's human rights
24:01
record is no better than Saudi Arabia's
24:03
mr. Cordes Minh thanks so much for
24:04
talking with us a pleasure you pointed
24:06
out that turkeys human rights record is
24:10
no different or no better really than
24:12
Saudi Arabia's when it comes to
24:14
suppressing dissent suppressing media
24:17
criticism so first of all is it fair to
24:19
assume that the details that we've been
24:20
getting so far from the Turkish media
24:22
and other sources came with the approval
24:24
of the Turkish government if that's the
24:26
case what's Turkey's role on this what's
24:28
their agenda in this well I think it's
24:30
hard to be precise but Turkey is
24:33
actively competing with Saudi Arabia for
24:35
influence in the Middle East in the Arab
24:38
world so what we're looking at is a
24:41
country that has every reason to try to
24:44
sort of reduce the Saudi profile and
24:47
influence in the region and that
24:49
includes ties to the United States
24:51
because Turkey's relations with the US
24:54
have become increasingly bad because of
24:58
the authoritarian shift under Article in
25:01
the State Department cursory reports on
25:03
Human Rights they're discouraging for
25:06
the whole region you have three
25:07
countries with something approaching a
25:09
decent record Jordan in particular but
25:12
Morocco and Tunisia as well what Saudi
25:15
Arabia has been found I think to have
25:18
been doing is almost standard operating
25:21
procedure for virtually every country in
25:25
the area and certainly if you look at
25:27
the numbers for Turkey its arrested
25:30
detained and disappeared far more people
25:33
in the last two years than Saudi Arabia
25:35
we should totally believe them
25:39
they sound legit
25:43
here's the clip with hot this is the
25:46
last film except by at last clip this
25:49
Khashoggi is the Holly Williams reporter
25:51
who was around 1 o'clock in the morning
25:53
local time when Saudi Arabia finally
25:56
changed its story
25:57
admitting after nothing but angry
26:00
denials that veteran journalist and
26:02
Washington Post columnist Gemara Shoji
26:05
had died inside the Saudi consulate in
26:08
Istanbul Turkey he walked in apparently
26:12
to get some official paperwork on
26:13
October 2nd and was killed according to
26:16
the new Saudi account after getting into
26:19
a fight and a quarrel 18 Saudi nationals
26:23
have been arrested by their government
26:24
and several officials have been fired
26:26
including the former deputy head of
26:29
intelligence Ahmed Al Asiri thought to
26:32
have been close to Saudi Arabia's
26:34
powerful Crown Prince Mohammed bin
26:36
Salman Saudi Arabia's new version of
26:41
events has left many deeply unconvinced
26:44
including her Shoji's longtime friend
26:46
Turin cush Luxur was he the kind of man
26:50
who would walk into the Saudi Arabian
26:52
consulate and get involved in a fight
26:55
Jamal I think he was not confide
26:59
anything you know her Shoji's fiance
27:02
hata jay jingis said today in a tweet
27:04
may God have mercy on you my beloved
27:07
Jamal God have mercy on you my beloved
27:08
her Shoji had become an outspoken critic
27:11
of the crown prince he'd been living in
27:13
self-imposed exile in the US since last
27:16
year over fears for his safety
27:21
um over fears for his safety
27:23
I really I really don't know I mean I
27:27
really like the the Putin angle because
27:29
so many things are just happening
27:31
coincidentally Putin comes out right at
27:33
this moment says all America is on the
27:35
way down it's not gonna happen at the
27:37
very moment where the EU isn't is
27:39
finalizing negotiations with Iran and
27:42
you know that the only way the u.s.
27:44
stops Iranian oil sales is by blocking
27:47
them from payment networks the banks etc
27:50
you just can't transfer your dollars but
27:53
I think this is maybe that's what Putin
27:54
is talking about if we if the relations
27:58
between us and the Saudis really sours
28:00
when it comes to the oil we're going to
28:03
see oil traded is already being traded
28:07
in Euros but it's going to be a lot of
28:09
euros and the European Union is not our
28:11
friend in this there are they're doing
28:13
deals while this is taking place and yes
28:15
that benefits Russia benefits China
28:17
doesn't benefit us and we can't replace
28:21
Saudis oil with anything cheaper can we
28:24
we didn't we have no way to do that we
28:26
have our own oil we can do whatever who
28:28
went back to coal we wouldn't have to
28:30
worry about it yeah but I'm just saying
28:32
we there isn't currently no no mechanism
28:34
to replace what we import with with our
28:37
own stuff it's just not happening that
28:39
way stuff it's just not happening that
28:43
so d is as something like 10% of the
28:45
world's supply now that the funny thing
28:48
is there is a report that I read and I
28:50
didn't get a clip or anything somebody
28:52
sent it one of our producers sent it in
28:54
it was a news report about the fact that
28:56
apparently there's something like 10
28:59
million there's there's a number of
29:01
tankers full of oil floating around
29:06
getting ready some high some Island
29:08
they're just sitting there waiting to be
29:09
dumped on the market because the price
29:12
of oil has been creeping up and this is
29:14
actually this could be oil speculators I
29:17
mean I like that so it would go what a
29:20
hundred plus hundred dollars a barrel
29:23
price that would be the idea yeah to get
29:26
it to a hundred cuz if you can get to a
29:28
hundred you really I mean that's gonna
29:30
put a crimp on everything yeah but you
29:33
not if you're investing and you're going
29:35
your long oil I mean there's all these
29:37
leverage deals you can do that that will
29:40
get you you know ten to one on your
29:44
investment don't know I got I got a very
29:48
thoughtful note from the UK it was now
29:51
the one thing that is emitted from every
29:53
single report which I think was the
29:54
first thing we talked about is the name
29:56
Khashoggi to old straight white guys
29:59
like Adam and John this conjures up one
30:02
image and one image only of that
30:03
fantastic yacht adnan khashoggi had off
30:06
of the coast of everywhere
30:08
if he was the biggest arms dealer and
30:10
well-respected arms dealer in the world
30:12
yeah and he was highlighted under
30:15
lifestyles of the rich and famous and
30:17
you know that of course is he is related
30:19
is he is related as to Jamal khashoggi
30:25
and I got a very thoughtful note from
30:26
another one of the cousins who's in the
30:29
UK and he donated $33.33 and that's how
30:34
I got the donation note and I said hey
30:35
did you donate this to be anonymous or
30:38
can I read it now go ahead and read his
30:39
name is Sean the first name only and I
30:43
thought this was very interesting Adam
30:44
thanks again for the shows but no no
30:48
this seems really important but as it's
30:49
headlines good way for us to meet may be
30:51
interesting enough for us to have a chat
30:53
one day or a pint
30:55
we're with this within this dimension
30:56
and then he gives me a little help on
30:58
pronouncing khashoggi he says no ID he
31:05
has actually he says the Italians do
31:07
have a lot more fun with the Khashoggi
31:10
name as they really highlight the cash
31:11
part of it the italians him back in the
31:15
day with cash Auggie
31:18
he says the family yacht that Nabila
31:21
which of course was Adnan's yacht he
31:24
sold later sold to the Sultan of Brunei
31:27
on was Brunei was also owned by Donald
31:29
Trump was Brunei was also owned by Donald
31:30
lest we forget remember that trial yet
31:33
Trump bought his yacht that huge ma
31:36
yacht he never spent 3 million needed
31:39
just to change the the the logo was it
31:42
stayed it stayed in the B Lea Prince
31:44
Walid took the yacht and and then you
31:48
know change it appropriately but he said
31:51
I've been in the headlines all my life
31:53
my mom's divorced my dad's trials my
31:56
cousin's deaths when we were on trial
31:58
with Imelda Marcos in New York the u.s.
32:00
pronounced our name the same way as they
32:01
do today it's just wrong I've had lots
32:04
of positive experiences in the past with
32:05
Donald Trump remember this is an odd
32:08
this is a Khashoggi family member he was
32:10
always kind and good to me although my
32:12
dad did make Marla maples cry one time
32:14
during dinner because Donald Trump would
32:16
always say oh man I want to be like
32:18
Adnan he's got two wives she burst into
32:21
tears so now I have two cousins that
32:25
have gone out with a bang Jamal and Dodi
32:28
I'm like what Dodie Dodie Al Fayed
32:32
yes Dodi al-fayed that's interest who
32:36
was his mom
32:39
huh a Khashoggi his mom was a khashoggi
32:44
so and these are two of his cousins he
32:47
ci yeah they've both gone out with a
32:48
bang I'm certain Donald Trump asked his
32:51
team wait a minute was that one of odd
32:53
non sons but notice the mainstream press
32:55
keeps his name out of the picture he's
32:58
had an intense past and they would want
33:00
and they want to use Jamal for reasons
33:02
you and John know better than I do I was
33:04
in Saudi Arabia the day before all the
33:07
Ritz Carlton arrests what was that again
33:09
Jon says what is that what was the was
33:11
that a big thing that happened yeah erm
33:14
you re talking massively in the show
33:16
this is when mr. bonesaw decided to
33:21
round up 400 of the family members who
33:25
had rolled billionaires in their own
33:27
right from all kinds of dealings
33:29
overseas and locked him up in that
33:31
ritz-carlton as a kind of a ersatz
33:34
prison and the grill D in every one of
33:38
them to find out who was like a traitor
33:39
or whatever and then they apparently
33:41
coughed up a lot of money to get out
33:43
each one of them yes and then he
33:46
released them all eventually so our
33:48
producer cousin Sean says it's been
33:50
pretty intense since that day and now
33:52
the khashoggi is amongst ourselves joke
33:55
by saying they're killing all the circus
33:57
Yogi's this is a great note I really
34:01
don't think NBS realized the weight of
34:03
our name so my prediction is he will
34:05
step aside very soon look how the world
34:07
is pulling away but one of my brothers
34:10
thinks that won't happen so I guess the
34:12
bets are on
34:14
thanks again for all thanks again for
34:18
reading I first small work away okay
34:20
thank you very much so I've asked him a
34:23
few more questions and he will follow up
34:25
he seems to be very responsive so this
34:27
is this is interesting but this is a the
34:30
Khashoggi z-- themselves seem to be on
34:33
the liberation yeah they're not they're
34:36
not very happy and they're being
34:38
eliminated very happy and they're being
34:42
so and you know that brings us back to
34:46
the mob the analogy you know it's like a
34:49
mafia operation in Saudi Arabia huh and
34:52
it's all these family members in the
34:54
family of course is the family if you
34:56
think about it with the mafia if the
35:00
mainstream certainly you know the MSNBC
35:02
CNN's of the world if they did a little
35:04
bit of research think I have a field day
35:06
with this Wow Trump bought the vodka
35:09
show keys boat but they won't because
35:11
they're desperately protecting Jamal
35:13
khashoggi image of this freedom fighter
35:16
who lived among us and wrote for a
35:18
waffle waffle waffle waffle therefore he
35:20
must have been great but he was at very
35:25
best as a double agent he was spying on
35:28
everybody as a double agent he was spying on
35:28
bringing notes back and forth there's a
35:30
lot of of evidence of that did you read
35:33
that the article journalist spy yeah
35:37
yeah put a link in the show notes people
35:39
should read that and there's also that
35:40
PJ Media article though which is pretty
35:42
good yeah there's a lot of good stuff
35:45
out if you want to look for it but it's
35:47
on alternative outlets I mean the
35:49
mainstream just doesn't want to touch it
35:51
and I mean they could have a field day
35:54
with them with the yacht itself and this
35:58
is you know they always mention odd not
36:01
in passing as though it's not really any
36:03
connection yeah right and and being able
36:07
to tie Doty into it I'm it's perfect
36:10
they eliminated him too didn't they
36:11
mm-hmm eliminated him too didn't they
36:15
hmm so all I like the idea of it being
36:18
just pure oil speculation that's a
36:21
really good one cuz gee that's the
36:24
simple one bunch of guys come up with
36:26
some plan and then they just wait for a
36:28
catalyst and here it is you know some
36:30
guy got killed ah screw him well maybe
36:33
they've been wet maybe they've been
36:33
lying in wait to undermine this Saudi
36:36
deal and why the hell are we still doing
36:39
it's not even for the oil probably I
36:42
guess yeah we I know we have a lot of
36:44
oil it doesn't seem like we have the
36:45
infrastructure in place to replace
36:46
whatever we're getting right now quickly
36:48
but okay but ultimately it's to screw
36:54
something up
36:57
that's would be my guess is to screw
36:58
something up and if they were doing it
37:01
for the midterms it makes no sense way
37:04
too late to do that and ya know this is
37:07
ya know I said ya know yeah you know if
37:10
you what if you remember the show that
37:12
people should always watch this the 13
37:15
episodes and then to pull off the air
37:17
Rubicon's and then to pull off the air
37:18
it was pretty much people in the
37:21
background conniving to screw things up
37:25
so they could make money how many people
37:32
don't care who dies as long as they can
37:34
make money it's very surprising yeah
37:38
there's that now the arms sale for sure
37:40
we can't let the arm sales go to to
37:42
Russia you know that would just make no
37:45
sense so we have to keep that deal
37:47
I would think well a Trump is doing the
37:50
best he can to keep the deal here I was
37:52
thinking about this why what difference
37:55
does it make
37:55
the politics between countries and the
38:00
deals between companies
38:03
and countries shouldn't they be separate
38:07
I mean Trump is not the one that's
38:09
getting the commission for the deal he's
38:12
not working for Boeing he's not working
38:15
for Lockheed you know he is I mean you
38:18
know he literally is he but only as only
38:22
as a kind of a frontman reference guide
38:24
country sales guy yeah
38:25
sales guy but he's not really a true
38:28
sales guy cuz he's not getting a piece
38:29
of it he doesn't get his 10% commission
38:33
he isn't getting you know anything he
38:34
doesn't even have much keys to hand out
38:37
that I know but okay so why can't we
38:40
just say okay we now officially will do
38:42
stop do it but we stopped liking the
38:45
Saudis officially as our government but
38:46
but Boeing still likes them and they can
38:48
sell these things and we're not gonna
38:49
stop that from going through Mike well
38:52
that's not true being that's not true
38:54
because every single sale has to be
38:56
approved and I believe some of these
38:58
above a certain amount have to go
39:00
through a governmental approval process
39:02
which is not just the president we've
39:05
seen we've seen those those bills our
39:08
own government cleared the deal because
39:12
we got a bunch of jackasses running the
39:14
country that's why you are all look who
39:17
has the money the reason why someone
39:18
calls a guy MBS is because they're
39:21
sucking him they love MBS he's shooting
39:24
money everywhere he's just over
39:25
everybody same with the Chinese they're
39:27
giving money to everybody so they're
39:29
against anything that would hurt their
39:32
friends so you know ah well this guy I
39:35
don't know is he good easy bad let me
39:37
look at my money well there's too many
39:40
parties at play here you just
39:43
contradicted the thesis you started well
39:45
yes and no because that's why I said
39:47
there's two sides we there's the sides
39:49
that that desperately want to protect
39:53
our sovereignty and this the side that
39:55
doesn't where Hort I have to be
39:58
anti-american where Hort I have to be
40:00
if you screw up the Saudi deal now it
40:04
may be very important for some people to
40:06
have the israel-palestine thing happen
40:08
which I don't know if that's even
40:09
actually a realm of possibility but I
40:12
think there's a lot of people who want
40:13
to help Iran and Russia and China maybe
40:15
not Russia but China for sure and Iran
40:18
we had a whole administration doing that
40:20
just a couple years ago
40:25
enemy was in yes now you're talking
40:29
now let's play this last bit here which
40:31
starts with one thing and it has it
40:33
actually segues out to we talk about
40:37
something else the hectic rap CBS a
40:40
Saudi plus other interesting tidbits
40:42
which actually are interesting trends
40:44
against Saudi Arabia but remains
40:46
reluctant to cancel a u.s. arms deal
40:48
with the southeast President Trump in
40:50
Nevada today said he's considering
40:52
sanctions against South Arabia but
40:54
remains reluctant to cancel a u.s. arms
40:57
deal with the Saudis here's Erin Burnett
41:00
we find the answer but it was a big
41:03
first step it was a good first step
41:05
before boarding Air Force One in Nevada
41:07
today President Trump responded to Saudi
41:09
Arabia's confirmation of Jamal khashoggi
41:12
death expressing hesitation to terminate
41:15
a new 110 billion dollar arms deals I
41:17
think it's over a million jobs that's
41:20
not helpful for us to cancel an order
41:23
like that that hurts us far more than it
41:25
hurts them the president says he would
41:27
like to speak to Crown Prince Mohammed
41:29
bin Salman a man Republican Senator
41:32
Lindsey Graham said was toxic and a
41:34
wrecking ball Congress will be involved
41:36
in crafting a response to the khashoggi
41:38
killing with senior Republicans
41:40
suggesting the expulsion of Saudi
41:42
diplomats targeted sanctions or
41:44
curtailing any future arms sales the
41:47
Democrats want to throw open your
41:49
borders to deadly drugs and gangs
41:53
this week the president has been out
41:55
west holding rallies in support of
41:57
Republican candidates fighting close
41:59
midterm races also in Nevada today is
42:07
former Vice President Joe Biden
42:09
supporting Democratic candidates and
42:11
fueling speculation of a potential 2020
42:14
presidential run effort to divide the
42:18
country but we can't let it work again
42:20
President Trump also announced today he
42:22
is withdrawing the u.s. from a nuclear
42:25
treaty with Russia which dates back to
42:27
the Reagan administration and the Soviet
42:29
Union a national security spokesperson
42:31
telling CBS News Russia continues to
42:34
produce prohibited Cruiser
42:36
all this is the president's national
42:38
security advisor john bolton heads to
42:40
moscow advisor john bolton heads to
42:43
a lot of stuff in there yeah well them
42:46
at least they're doing stuff certainly
42:50
doing stuff yeah hey you know I'm last
42:53
night stuff yeah hey you know I'm last
42:53
Tina and I were invited by and you'll
42:57
appreciate this the former New York
42:58
bankers wife so the network expands to a
43:03
actually pretty cool benefit for the
43:07
bait oh well for the contemporary Museum
43:12
in Austin now this is it's actually very
43:14
famous Laguna Gloria which is this this
43:16
beautiful house and they've got their
43:18
art in there and it's got sculptures and
43:20
it's a very poopoo hope Papa Papa thing
43:23
here in Austin and I think I believe
43:24
she's on the board no I'm sure she's on
43:27
the board but she's also she's also a
43:30
beto support her and there were lots of
43:34
beto shirts although everyone was
43:36
dressed up all spiffy spiffy and nice oh
43:39
and they had their dead teepees letes
43:42
Roberto it was Oliver and so we met this
43:46
couple and you know kind of like young
43:49
I'd say 30 mid 30s and he was very quiet
43:53
kind of cocky SOI boy she was she had a
43:56
cheating a long skirt on a nice jacket
43:59
but underneath a big vote bed oh and she
44:04
introduced herself as the I guess the
44:07
regional or the Austin manager for the
44:09
Beddoe campaign I'm like oh hey that's
44:12
great so how's how's our boy doing there
44:14
how's uh how's Robert Frane that you'd
44:17
like to collect some signage only for
44:20
god Johnny cuz it's not me it's you I
44:22
forgot I can get anything I want though
44:25
if you want to but you wanna you want
44:26
one of the you want the curtains you
44:28
want the bed Oh curtains curtains
44:30
yeah there's curtains there's better
44:31
curtains that people are hanging up in
44:33
their windows Kurt the actual curtains
44:34
wow that's good I'll get you one of
44:39
those so so yeah and now and and I have
44:42
to say both Tina and I we sleep right
44:44
into it oh wow that's great how's he
44:45
doing it oh wow that's great how's he
44:46
you know like we care but a very shot
44:49
provocateur very nice ed we're big
44:52
phonies I was very impressed with the
44:54
keepers he's right in
44:56
like are they gonna are they gonna prop
45:00
him up like Obama yeah which I thought
45:03
was a risque question but the way she
45:05
says you said that no Tina said it
45:08
totally gonna prop him up like Obama oh
45:11
she said it in exactly the right way
45:13
that it sounded like she was a Politico
45:15
cuz I thought wow that's aggressive if
45:18
you know careful what you say they'll
45:19
they'll be on to us and kick you out and
45:22
they would know oh yeah well you know we
45:24
we all really and this is insider stuff
45:27
now cuz she was whispering we all really
45:29
think that you know he would be great
45:31
for a 2020 run but he did promise that
45:34
if he was elected he would he would stay
45:35
on for six years and I went yeah right
45:38
wink Wayne she said yeah you're very
45:40
excited and so you know guys a goofball
45:43
well here's what I noticed so now
45:49
remember she's selling but she presumes
45:51
I'm all better because I'm there I'm on
45:54
the ground she expects me to be all
45:58
better all the time
45:59
and and the arts arts community thank
46:02
you very much and a couple of things the
46:05
way she said it and of course I wasn't
46:06
clandestinely recording I should
46:08
consider that was she so I'm like you
46:13
know she used to Beto and I said oh yeah
46:14
better I said yeah yeah I've gotten my
46:18
friends have kicked my ass because I
46:20
said Beto said well you know his name is
46:22
Robert hit robert francis yeah I know
46:24
Robert France yeah but you know and that
46:25
she went is almost like apologetic mode
46:29
well you know a lot of a lot of people
46:31
they all have Hispanic in their blood in
46:32
the San Antonio in bed I was what they
46:34
all everyone has the Beto nickname it's
46:35
not like he's not he's not trying to
46:37
like you know appropriate any culture or
46:40
anything and I didn't ask her about that
46:44
and then so that was one then the second
46:47
one it's like what is he gonna make it
46:50
now at this point we're walking past
46:52
another teepee where there's people
46:55
laying on blankets and and completely
46:58
chilled out wait wait wait nether what
47:00
teepee yeah I told you there was teepees
47:02
if this is like an outdoor thing with
47:04
there were no you didn't I didn't you
47:07
may have said something I understand
47:08
here it it's commits all out
47:09
doors with campfires doors outside the
47:12
museum on the ground yes yes with all
47:14
the sculptures 'yes yes like indian
47:17
teepees from one of the tribes it is the
47:19
pro culturally appropriated york are you
47:22
catching on
47:22
holy mackerel that's that's disgusting
47:25
his fantastic and but you know to make
47:28
it even better
47:29
the food was supplied by the top
47:31
restaurants in Austin like lip Polly
47:34
Teague and yeah and the chefs were there
47:36
so I had a great time talking to chefs
47:38
and eating some of the free food but you
47:40
know all under teepees which is just a
47:42
beautiful contradiction of everything so
47:45
so as we're walking past the s'mores
47:48
station there's another little teepee
47:52
and people are laid out and there's a
47:53
lady with doing the singing bowls you're
47:55
familiar with this we have a Christmas
47:58
boil and then they energy mmm yes here
48:02
remember the vibrator and they start to
48:04
sing tune out so you know we're walking
48:06
past that she's you know if the black
48:09
seems magical is magic now hope she
48:12
lowers her voice and I said how's he
48:13
doing he's he's gonna win well if the
48:17
blacks and Hispanics come out he will
48:19
otherwise it'll go to cruise and I just
48:22
thought just the way she said it
48:26
yeah I was like just the blood if only
48:28
the blacks and Hispanics will come out
48:30
then he'll win which I think means he's
48:34
gonna lose for sure and they know it of
48:36
course they sound like going it's like a
48:40
like the dance party on the Titanic you
48:42
were at but it also kind of sounded like
48:46
she was yeah I don't know I don't want
48:47
to say it sounded racist but it felt a
48:49
little bit like that you know not
48:51
because she didn't say African Americans
48:53
I'm fine with blacks but the way
48:55
shouldn't know if the blacks and
48:56
Hispanics come out then then he'll win
48:58
but sounds like he's got a great he's
49:02
really lazy best so Beddoes a definite
49:10
loss and the only other thing I found of
49:13
great interest is now the former New
49:16
York bankers wife she is in charge of
49:20
what I will call the what she caught
49:22
herself calls the Austin welcoming
49:24
committee for newcomers and she does a
49:26
party she hated it there
49:30
and she does a party every year for the
49:33
newcomers which have mainly been from
49:35
California and she just had another one
49:38
she said Adam we had 50 people and and
49:41
there was only one from California said
49:45
but get this most of them were from New
49:47
York and they're setting up hedge funds
49:49
in Austin this is gonna be such a great
49:52
place to live and and she said there
49:55
were three people in media three
49:58
television media people who have moved
50:00
here so that something is up here
50:03
something is changing rapidly we're
50:05
getting the douche bag hedge fund guys
50:07
we've got all the California techie
50:09
douches this is gonna be fantastic
50:15
well I mean that Jeep you gotta buy some
50:18
raw land or something there's nothing of
50:22
its nothing's affordable here I don't
50:25
have any money my raw land raw huh so
50:31
anyway that's a little little report and
50:35
I've met some new people so hopefully
50:36
I'll get invited to something better
50:38
related hmm well it sounds like fun or
50:41
the Hillary 2020 campaign when she when
50:43
she's ready hope we all get invited to
50:46
that definitely will happen oh yeah oh
50:48
yeah for sure you've got to get involved
50:53
with both the Hillary side in the other
50:54
and this sighted hates Hillary because
50:56
other Democrats didn't know of Hillary
50:58
can but they're not here there's no
50:59
Hillary haters in Austin Texas and again
51:02
it you have like it who else is gonna
51:04
run besides Hillary beside your Biden
51:07
Biden not five-month-old their kill us
51:10
do you think I'll actually run he wants
51:13
to you think I'll actually run he wants
51:15
and I know you know and anyone could
51:17
walk in anyone with the right story at
51:19
the right moment could walk in this is
51:21
what you know Cassio Cortez is you know
51:24
it's too early for her she can't pop on
51:26
this right now she's got it she's just
51:27
got to make sure she gets into New York
51:28
she could do she could be interesting
51:30
2020 but no no one is really an idiot
51:33
hello hello it doesn't matter come on
51:40
Trump is dumb we all know that he's
51:43
stupid is dumb we all know that he's
51:43
yeah the billion it yeah he had cookies
51:46
yacht I forgot about that
51:52
I think I think you sold the yacht on so
51:55
he doesn't have it anymore probably made
51:56
money on the deal of course he did yeah
51:59
the only time he ever lost money was in
52:01
aviation and that's easy he lost money
52:04
in the casino other Ksenia cuz he had to
52:06
go i had to declare bankruptcy that
52:08
operation but this cuz he wasn't it
52:10
wasn't mobbed up enough or he wasn't
52:12
mobbed up with the right mob members i
52:14
don't know yeah it's not it's a business
52:17
that looks like a no-brainer until you
52:18
get into it so now just as a part of all
52:20
this I'll just take us in the two clip
52:22
different direction
52:24
so while we're talking about Mohammed
52:27
bin Salam
52:29
mr. Bullen saw mr. bone saw MBS if you
52:33
remember one year ago we were talking
52:36
about the apparent fact that the their
52:39
mind that the las vegas massacre might
52:42
have been an actual attack on the prince
52:44
who was apparently in vegas at the time
52:49
well they were shooting at the wrong
52:50
place if it was an attack on the prince
52:52
well there was shooting at other hotels
52:54
if you remember there was all kinds of
52:56
reports and this whole thing was a scam
53:00
and and then of course we I still
53:02
believe it was more of an Isis event
53:04
that cuz they took credit for it several
53:07
times several times yeah and they never
53:09
had they don't take credit for stuff
53:10
they don't do there's been plenty of
53:12
things you haven't taken credit for that
53:13
happened so there was another final
53:15
final final report which I'm sure is not
53:17
final that came out and I got two clips
53:19
from one American news with some guy
53:21
from I'm sure he's some pro-gun lobby
53:23
group and he went through the final
53:26
final and compared it to some other
53:28
final finals and he said there's a
53:30
number it has a number of things that
53:31
have not been explained or possibly
53:34
properly investigated and I have two
53:36
clips here's the first one that he feels
53:39
warrants more investigation or more
53:42
information to the public in the
53:44
official police report the final report
53:46
that just came out they stated that no
53:48
evidence exists to indicate padic
53:50
conspired with or acted in collusion
53:51
with anyone else no evidence exists
53:53
that's their their their claim now at
53:56
9:20 p.m. this is when this TSA woman
54:00
observed this to take place she gives a
54:03
very nicely detailed report she
54:05
describes two women at the back of the
54:07
concert the two women are standing on
54:09
top of the bail of a and where they have
54:11
a good vantage point to look down on the
54:13
backs of the crowd facing towards the
54:15
performer the first woman says those
54:18
stupid effing white people they are
54:20
going to know how it feels they deserve
54:21
this wait until later and this is about
54:23
a half hour before the shooting begins
54:25
the second woman woohoo
54:27
like shooting fish in a barrel are you
54:29
getting this baby I love you now the
54:31
woman that says are you getting this
54:32
baby is standing with her phone
54:34
live-streaming from the back of the
54:36
concert what's going on now while that
54:39
is not conclusive proof it's decidedly
54:43
suspicious and has not been followed up
54:45
on yeah I remember that report about the
54:49
ladies streaming is streaming something
54:50
to background I think it gives us a good
54:52
eye so who like shooting fish in a
54:54
barrel are you getting this baby I love
54:56
you what do you think it's kind of
54:59
gruesome but
55:02
then the you know that through ports him
55:06
to sketchy to me and the whole thing and
55:08
he wasn't followed up on for good reason
55:10
the person's gone well do you follow up
55:12
on it on anything like that so this
55:14
guy's premise is the official report
55:16
says he acted alone no one else was
55:18
involved there is the issue of the
55:21
deadbolt there is the issue of the
55:22
so at 2136 he throws the deadbolt to
55:24
three to 135 now this is very important
55:27
ten minutes go by in the middle of those
55:29
ten minutes the concert begins now
55:32
as we've discussed before there was
55:33
these were connecting rooms three to one
55:35
through five and three two one three
55:36
four we're connecting with an interior
55:37
door so the one three five door was not
55:40
opened precisely ten minutes later the
55:43
deadbolt was thrown to one three four so
55:45
four that's from the inside that by the
55:47
way they have they have these records so
55:49
that you know they have the electronic
55:50
records at the door records so it shows
55:52
what time what dead bolts were thrown in
55:55
which rooms I don't know but I'm
56:00
wondering I don't I've seen those I've
56:03
had to sweets our two rooms adjoining
56:07
rooms with the thing in the middle of
56:08
the dead but I don't know that they're
56:10
that that particular door has a
56:12
mechanism on that records the opening
56:15
closing of it no they do have a record
56:17
of the regular lock and the deadbolt
56:19
lock according to the FBI report they
56:22
have that they received it and that's
56:24
the infamous to the out does to the hall
56:26
though nope it's also the internal door
56:28
because it's two separate rooms that's
56:30
why they have a record of it even though
56:32
they're connected they have it you can
56:33
lock them I know I know you can lock it
56:35
because there's a door with a locking on
56:37
it but
56:38
well you're arguing something we can't
56:40
argue about because that's the FBI's
56:42
record not have not this guy go on so
56:45
that's from the inside so that is
56:47
absolute conclusive proof of with no
56:51
doubt whatsoever because one two three
56:53
five three two one three five was not
56:55
opened again that interior door was used
56:58
to throw the deadbolt on one three four
57:00
or there was a second person in there to
57:03
do it there is no other way so that
57:05
interior door fast forward a half hour
57:09
or so after the shooting paddocks dead
57:11
the police breached the door two three
57:13
two one three five fine paddocks dead
57:15
body they themselves the police could
57:19
not get into one three four they tried
57:22
to kick through the door couldn't do it
57:24
and had to breach the door so that they
57:26
could enter one three four that deadbolt
57:28
on the passage door between the two
57:30
rooms was dead bolted from the one three
57:33
four side now we know that prior to the
57:36
shooting that door either had to be open
57:40
so that paddock could go through and
57:41
lock the one three four door to the
57:43
hallway or somebody else was in that
57:46
room it has to be one of the two sounds
57:49
sounds confusing to me
57:53
well we don't buy any of it so it's not
57:57
confusing at all you know what I mean
58:02
the now where was MBS what he was that
58:07
he was at I want to say I don't remember
58:13
which hotel he was at but they were
58:14
shooting also at this hotel no but there
58:18
was also reports of shots fired in other
58:22
hotels I mean there's so much
58:23
information will happen we have to know
58:25
what the scheme you got decide well
58:27
actually I'm not even gonna throw this
58:29
theory out there because I still think
58:30
the ISIS the idea was good it was solid
58:33
yeah they took credit for it all right
58:36
terrorists it's full theory was the
58:39
fault the full theory was that paddock
58:42
was going to sell these weapons to Isis
58:46
it was a sting he was working with the
58:48
feds and it went bad and these guys
58:52
decided not to buy the guns but to kill
58:54
this guy and then shoot all the people
58:57
at the concert from the window and then
58:59
split that was I think the are full
59:02
thesis and then Isis claimed it three
59:04
four times yeah now the other
59:07
possibility of course if this had
59:09
anything to do the NBS was that this was
59:11
done as a distraction because it would
59:13
get all police resources and everything
59:15
out of the way
59:16
that yes and then there you go after MBS
59:18
who may have gotten wind of it or or he
59:21
wasn't it where they expected to be or
59:23
yet it you know what don't
59:25
who knows what if you got guys that'll
59:27
go in and chop a guy up to take him out
59:30
in bits and pieces I'm sure they don't
59:33
have much problem in killing a whole
59:34
bunch of Whitey's so they can go get the
59:36
prints if they need to just as a
59:38
distraction yeah but for sure we're not
59:40
we're the truth is being withheld
59:46
well they don't even want to speculate
59:47
no that's how bad it is
59:52
I mean even the talking heads on CNN
59:55
don't talk about anything they just mean
59:58
they do they talk about Trump Trump
59:59
Trump Trump is ridiculous so okay well
1:00:03
knit onward yeah I was wondering if you
1:00:05
if you had a stupid CNN clip of them
1:00:08
going Trump Trump Trump no but I should
1:00:10
I risk that clip that's going around
1:00:12
which I have yet to cliff I should have
1:00:14
clipped it which is a it's you can find
1:00:17
it it's the it's the Trump on all this
1:00:20
dude with the date time line at the
1:00:22
upper right-hand side and it's Trump's
1:00:26
gonna be impeached Trump's gonna quit
1:00:27
tomorrow Trump's gonna wait oh wait did
1:00:30
we talk to each other in our dreams last
1:00:33
night I have to mention cuz you don't
1:00:41
see this this is a series of just
1:00:46
pronouncements by CNN MSNBC and all
1:00:48
these other Fox as well
1:00:50
foxes and the thing that's interesting
1:00:52
it starts when he's elected there's a
1:00:55
little time stamp in the upper right
1:00:57
hand corner showing the date of these
1:00:58
comments and it starts like in 2016 and
1:01:02
goes right through 27 all of 2017 and
1:01:05
goes in the 2018 and it's and it's in
1:01:09
chronological order
1:01:10
it is hearing this in other words we've
1:01:13
been hearing this for the last almost
1:01:15
last two years Donald Trump's done he's
1:01:19
done there's no question about that he's
1:01:22
done breaking news a bombshell today is
1:01:25
a turning point today was historically
1:01:27
bad for President Trump today was a
1:01:29
turning point it's turning point we're
1:01:31
at a turning point here the beginning of
1:01:33
the I also like how it shows you the
1:01:35
talking points and how the headlines
1:01:37
continuously become the same everyone
1:01:39
uses the same bombshell turning point a
1:01:42
pin point for the Trump presidency the
1:01:46
beginning of the end breaking news we
1:01:49
have another bombshell Mike Pence might
1:01:51
have to assume the office of the
1:01:52
presidency the call for an appeasement
1:01:54
rumblings of the word impeachment we're
1:01:56
still in 2016 I think here
1:01:58
the bombshell out of the White House I
1:02:01
believe this is the beginning of the end
1:02:02
it's really the beginning of the end the
1:02:04
beginning of the end you may be feeling
1:02:06
the walls closing in on all the walls
1:02:08
closing in on him walls closing in on
1:02:11
him breaking news a new bombshell one
1:02:13
astrologer says this means the beginning
1:02:15
of the end for president Donald Trump
1:02:16
the beginning of the end of the trump
1:02:18
presidency troubled assignment Trump is
1:02:20
going to resign
1:02:21
is this the tipping point I know we've
1:02:23
said it over and over you think this is
1:02:25
a tipping point and over and over this
1:02:27
is a tipping point and over and over off
1:02:31
the rails there's the beginning of the
1:02:32
end today it's the beginning of the end
1:02:34
it reminds me a lot of the last days of
1:02:36
Nixon breaking news tonight new bombs
1:02:38
show this is the beginning at the end
1:02:40
the beginning of the end the walls are
1:02:42
closing in the walls closing in the
1:02:44
walls closing and breaking overnight
1:02:46
bombshells matic day and i think it
1:02:48
might be near a tipping point you think
1:02:50
this is a tipping point this is
1:02:51
unbelievable this is remarkable have you
1:02:53
ever seen anything like this his
1:02:54
presidency is crippled December 1st 2017
1:02:58
you can mark it down this is the day
1:03:00
that everything changed we begin with
1:03:02
the bombshell the beginning of the end
1:03:04
the beginning of the end the beginning
1:03:06
of the end the beginning of the end the
1:03:08
beginning of the end at the beginning of
1:03:10
the end in fact if this were a football
1:03:11
game we're in the third quarter may even
1:03:13
be the beginning of the end we begin
1:03:15
tonight with the bombshell Donald Trump
1:03:16
isn't a lot of trouble Trump isn't
1:03:17
trouble the president will resign
1:03:19
another hour another bombshell this is a
1:03:21
tipping point what's going down this
1:03:23
president could be impeached I do not
1:03:26
think the president will serve out his
1:03:27
term resignation resignation I don't
1:03:29
think this president is gonna serve out
1:03:31
his term mr. Trump will not serve out
1:03:33
his term he will not serve out his term
1:03:35
no way no how
1:03:36
breaking news an absolute bombshell I
1:03:38
think that all chuck was in trouble
1:03:40
Donald Trump is not he's done it's over
1:03:43
it's over the walls closing in walls
1:03:45
closing in this is going to be the
1:03:47
Achilles heel breaking news tonight I
1:03:49
expect Trump to depart this week will be
1:03:51
the watershed we Trump is in big trouble
1:03:53
trouble it's a sign of a terrified old
1:03:55
man who feels the walls closing in the
1:03:57
walls are increasingly closing in on him
1:04:00
tonight the walls are closing them today
1:04:02
changed everything this is the beginning
1:04:03
of the end today the biggest tipping
1:04:06
point for the trumpet Minister
1:04:07
what a historic day the bombshells they
1:04:09
felt its entropy and it's crumbling
1:04:11
internally he's underwater he feels the
1:04:13
walls closing in quit his testimony be a
1:04:16
turning point we may be at a tipping
1:04:18
point it's the beginning of the end at
1:04:19
the beginning of the end another
1:04:20
bombshell bombshell bombshell bombshell
1:04:23
bombshell bombshell this is a bombshell
1:04:26
it is a bombshell I'm beginning to
1:04:28
resent the word bombshell all credit to
1:04:35
Super Deluxe super cuts link in the show
1:04:37
notes at any show notes calm did you
1:04:39
good work that's fantastic piece of work
1:04:41
and I'm and it's interesting that we
1:04:43
both clearly liked it I had time I
1:04:45
clipped it it was long was three minutes
1:04:47
yeah it it was long was three minutes
1:04:48
my three minutes of hilarious Paula Lera
1:04:51
T now the funny thing is they got so
1:04:54
bored because there's so much material
1:04:56
that near the end they started to
1:04:58
chopping it up chopping it up so one
1:05:01
person said the next person banging yeah
1:05:08
but that's what you've been subjected to
1:05:10
for the past two years everybody
1:05:12
worldwide by the way he could have
1:05:15
easily thrown in some German some Dutch
1:05:17
some British it would have been very
1:05:18
easy and ten minutes and let me tell you
1:05:22
none of that is healthy if you're
1:05:23
exposed to that I mean I think I
1:05:25
actually grew some cooties just from
1:05:27
listening to it
1:05:30
well you don't it's not how it works but
1:05:32
okay I owe them and with that I'd like
1:05:37
to thank you for your courage and say in
1:05:39
the morning to you John see you at the C
1:05:42
stands for curtains for bed Oh
1:05:44
Devorah use some curtains for bed oh
1:05:47
well in the morning you and mr. Adam
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beautiful piece of mr. bone saw his own
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meant one call man we had 13 year-old
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sure the clip came through again
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it was but it wasn't from Dale it was
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it well that's what I'm guessing because
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it says love rusty and soap odd to SOP
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ot so so I will say this you're not
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gonna find this uh I got something yes I
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do I found one I found one let me just
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save it
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crazy how that works and well I would
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have had more trouble with squirrelmail
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so you have a more superior it's it's a
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lot of work for something very small
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whoa it's a sci-fi
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bless it yeah I'm glad we did that do it
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it's a sci-fi you've got this thank you
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very much yes and he's on the list thank
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to sir compost Ranger you can want to
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put that on title changes it might be
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good you do have to do the Dame bangbang
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title change still oh my goodness yes
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you're right so I need the whole know my
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just lets do so let's do this first
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let's do this properly so I have no
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ill name bang-bang Baroness Baroness
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bang no no was something else okay and
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this is a change from who - who this is
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from is a change from who - who this is
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sir backcountry Ranger - sir compost
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Ranger backcountry Ranger - sir compost
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serve compost Ranger okay he says I'm
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proud to stir shit and suspect micro
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would be proud of me too I just started
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Crichton and this will be the third book
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with some lady about but stuff on that
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crazy show he has it or had on Netflix
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or whatever he's not gonna find that but
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this was in Missouri no yeah let me see
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if I have the right sharp tonight is the
1:15:39
measure of whether the country begins in
1:15:43
the state of Wisconsin a national drive
1:15:46
to push back or whether we have more to
1:15:50
go to build a movement of resistance but
1:15:53
we know that's not it
1:15:55
I know I know which one is talking but I
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mean yes it when it has all the names he
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does a whole bunch of them yeah
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was that versus was that versus the
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teleprompter yes may be so hard to know
1:16:08
which one that it exists we much we must
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they are all giddy about a shutdown in
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have met a real nice girl and it's
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really hit a rough spot she's a rough
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patch hit a rough spot she's a rough
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she's a real keeper and I hope that
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been really crazy lately and putting a
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lot of stress on her then I told her how
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I feel about her and that put more
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1:19:02
so it was the big March the big March in
1:19:06
in London yesterday the Evening Standard
1:19:08
newspaper had pre printed signs
1:19:10
full-page all you to do is put him on a
1:19:12
piece of cardboard everybody was all in
1:19:16
everyone's all ready to redo the beck
1:19:19
sit vote everybody not like your best
1:19:21
podcast in the universe had not
1:19:22
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1:19:25
sadly yes and it hasn't happened yet but
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it could this was this was the March to
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say we deserve another vote we deserve a
1:19:37
duel we deserve another vote we deserve a
1:19:37
we really hate our country we hate our
1:19:40
borders we want to be run by the
1:19:41
Belgians yes we give us we surrender to
1:19:44
the German Empire one of our dead I
1:19:49
don't want to get any notes more notes
1:19:52
from these guys well you've used that
1:19:54
the German in pass a bit of a well
1:19:58
that's actually what people are saying
1:20:00
in the UK one of our producers there
1:20:03
said you know a lot of friends of mine
1:20:05
went and protested as well and I said
1:20:07
you know why why do you want someone in
1:20:10
Belgium to run your country and tell you
1:20:12
what to do and the answer is almost
1:20:15
universally well at least it'll be
1:20:18
better than the people who are doing
1:20:20
nothing for us now which is kind of a
1:20:22
frightening concept well they are doing
1:20:26
nothing because belge they're doing
1:20:28
nothing for the obvious reason they've
1:20:30
already given themselves over to Belgium
1:20:32
they're trying to get their sovereignty
1:20:34
back which they're not gonna manage it
1:20:36
from the looks of it and so the logic is
1:20:38
it's not logical what they would did
1:20:40
what that answer is
1:20:41
no it's already turned it over to
1:20:44
Belgians so it's not like they're doing
1:20:45
nothing now it's not logically giving it
1:20:48
over to okay here I do have one clip the
1:20:50
Belgian protests brexit do over or is it
1:20:55
Belgian London process okay tens of
1:21:00
thousands of activists gathered in
1:21:01
central London today to demand a new
1:21:03
nationwide referendum on brexit nearly
1:21:06
150 buses brought protesters to the
1:21:09
capital from all over the country to
1:21:11
take part in the demonstrations Britain
1:21:13
is scheduled to leave the European Union
1:21:14
on March
1:21:15
29th heated government negotiations on
1:21:18
brexit have been taking place ever since
1:21:20
a 2016 referendum Conservative Party
1:21:23
Prime Minister Theresa May has so far
1:21:25
ruled out another public vote on brenson
1:21:28
you really got to make sure you don't
1:21:29
get your window sounds in your
1:21:31
recordings it's happening a lot in the
1:21:34
past in the past couple of weeks I this
1:21:38
is going to happen probably not all a
1:21:40
lot but it's gonna happen every so often
1:21:43
I find it amusing I can go back and
1:21:45
relive that but what I I've changed my
1:21:47
methodology for getting my clips yeah
1:21:49
that's clear so and so as I'm dicking
1:21:53
around looking for the next clip I'll
1:21:55
click on something and then I'll get
1:21:56
this error sound for no apparent reason
1:21:59
that Windows likes to make that noise
1:22:01
all the time well if you open up your
1:22:03
Windows mixer you can I know I know how
1:22:07
to turn it off but you find it amusing
1:22:09
yet I have for years done my best to
1:22:12
make sure none of those into the
1:22:14
recordings stick up my ass about it so
1:22:20
and it doesn't bother me so I don't have
1:22:21
a stick up my ass about it either I'm
1:22:23
just saying a little professionalism
1:22:25
would go around a long way here Theresa
1:22:32
May and apparently in the killing zone I
1:22:35
think she's out she's done this is it
1:22:37
this this was all kind of him a part of
1:22:41
which gives us enough time because March
1:22:44
is you know it's still a long ways away
1:22:46
to do that redo and then just queer the
1:22:50
deal and just give up sovereignty and
1:22:52
become best part of Belgium who will
1:22:54
become the PM know that we need a new
1:22:55
Prime Minister you can't have Theresa
1:22:57
May with an with a do-over on the vote
1:22:59
she has to leave she's gonna you know
1:23:02
the word is she'll be out within three
1:23:04
days I didn't hear this hmm was I have a
1:23:08
head Daily Mail come on the Daily Mail
1:23:10
Daily Mail no you must play that three
1:23:13
minutes of Trump stuff again
1:23:15
now Theresa May is in the killing zone
1:23:17
prime ministers warned she has 72 hours
1:23:19
to save her job
1:23:22
yeah bullshit ma they move pretty
1:23:25
quickly there in the UK's when they hate
1:23:27
you then you can be out pretty fast okay
1:23:29
so you're saying you want to put money
1:23:31
up well when I can put money ho we could
1:23:33
make a gentleman's agreement bet that by
1:23:36
next Thursday she's done is that what
1:23:38
you're saying no that's what the Daily
1:23:40
Mail is saying okay but I think she
1:23:44
she'll be out she has she has nothing to
1:23:46
show for it everyone hates everyone
1:23:49
hates her oh good yeah or maybe she
1:23:52
needs a health emergency something has
1:23:54
to happen something's got to give and I
1:23:56
guess it'll be between Bojo Boris
1:23:59
Johnson or maybe even the Destiny labor
1:24:02
doesn't take over Sadiq Sadiq Khan would
1:24:05
be Prime Minister is that what
1:24:06
everyone's pushing for I could be great
1:24:08
that guy would never get there
1:24:12
they've lost their marbles their mouths
1:24:14
they've lost their marbles they are
1:24:16
actually voting for other countries to
1:24:18
take care of them they lost their
1:24:21
marbles great the great British Empire
1:24:23
ladies and gentlemen it's unbelievable
1:24:27
and it's just because they've been lied
1:24:29
to they don't people in England most
1:24:31
don't understand they don't they haven't
1:24:33
figured it out yet but you're really on
1:24:35
the short end of this stick
1:24:39
well they'll find out eventually don't
1:24:41
you have any more breakfast I gotta
1:24:42
bring somebody somebody yeah I have a
1:24:43
comment somebody sent me a note or tweet
1:24:46
about this and they said well you know
1:24:47
it's like was nothing that wrong I wish
1:24:50
I should go get the tweet it means
1:24:51
there's nothing that cuz I'm bitching
1:24:53
about this being this is a globalist
1:24:55
movement there's nothing wrong with
1:24:57
globalism when you don't have you know
1:24:59
it's safer you had the two world wars
1:25:01
you know we're led to this and it's we
1:25:05
need to have globalism you something
1:25:08
like that globalism is what brings you
1:25:10
periodic wars you moron the problem is
1:25:13
we were in a globalist movement in the
1:25:15
early 1900s
1:25:16
yeah it brought no borders no no nothing
1:25:19
and that's why these guys assassin could
1:25:21
go over and shoot Prince Ferdinand II
1:25:23
just there was nothing to stop him from
1:25:25
going there it was no borders I have an
1:25:28
idea let's give them bet oh you guys can
1:25:32
have bet oh he'll be great here's
1:25:35
Michael Cain famous actor award-winning
1:25:38
actor he's a brexit here so I don't
1:25:40
listen to all these pundits I don't lie
1:25:43
I'm a brexit em myself you know oh yeah
1:25:48
certainly a and an audible gasp is heard
1:25:52
across the country BBC and the guy was a
1:25:55
gasps you still are really how can you
1:25:57
still be yeah certainly and people say
1:26:04
oh you'll be poor you'll be this you'll
1:26:05
be dead I said well I'd rather be a poor
1:26:07
master of my fate than having someone I
1:26:10
don't know
1:26:11
making me rich by running it mmm next
1:26:15
set what some people say is hang on a
1:26:16
second but you still have to do deals
1:26:19
around the world you still have to have
1:26:22
relations yeah we have to do I've seen
1:26:27
I'd finally seen this week a little
1:26:29
something of what I've said all along
1:26:31
they said imports we're going to impose
1:26:33
these taxes from Britain oh don't you go
1:26:35
wait a minute has anybody told the the
1:26:38
boss of Volkswagen or Mercedes about
1:26:41
this and now the German car companies
1:26:43
have started to grumble about this tax
1:26:46
it's a mess it's a complete and utter
1:26:49
mess I I get the biggest kick out of
1:26:51
these Brits
1:26:52
go oh my God we're gonna have to do our
1:26:54
own trade deals we're gonna have this is
1:26:56
the this is the Empire the Great British
1:27:00
yes the Great British Empire which was
1:27:02
ruling the world from the sunset to
1:27:05
sunrise I said the Sun never sets on the
1:27:07
British Empire because at any given time
1:27:09
the Sun was bouncing off of some some
1:27:13
Colin yes the Sun never sets on the
1:27:15
Empire and they had this like this was a
1:27:17
trading operation and they were the
1:27:20
world's with some of the world's
1:27:22
greatest businessmen and greatest
1:27:24
traders and now they're gonna if they're
1:27:26
freaked out because they can't do a
1:27:27
simple deal that you know the sell some
1:27:30
nuts and bolts to somebody some Jam to
1:27:33
the United States some Cadbury's you
1:27:35
know some box hauls some Vauxhall
1:27:40
automobiles well of course from the Bank
1:27:44
of England came in which is a private
1:27:46
bank that's when it all went downhill
1:27:47
and unless we ever decide to annihilate
1:27:51
the Federal Reserve our fate as Vladimir
1:27:53
Putin probably correctly asserts will be
1:27:56
taste bleak at the end of the road
1:27:58
there's no doubt that's how it goes but
1:28:02
the giving into it because of lack of
1:28:03
information and complete mind control
1:28:06
through your state run and people funded
1:28:09
media mind-boggling I tell you
1:28:12
mind-boggling yeah it's something it's a
1:28:16
mess but it's not much better anywhere
1:28:19
else in Europe you know the only thing
1:28:20
and I'm I am on the fence about which
1:28:23
way to interpret this but for a time for
1:28:26
a while now they've been talking about
1:28:28
it it seems like now there this may be
1:28:31
the last time or maybe will be one more
1:28:33
year where we have daylight saving time
1:28:35
in the European Union as there's now a
1:28:40
serious discussion in the European Union
1:28:43
Parliament to let each of the 28 member
1:28:46
states which use of known as countries
1:28:48
but now their member states to decide
1:28:51
their own time
1:28:53
this is this is now now it's either hey
1:28:57
we give you guys a lot of freedom right
1:28:59
beside your own time I mean what more do
1:29:02
you want
1:29:03
so it's either hey let's make them think
1:29:08
they're really in control of something
1:29:09
by letting them decide whether they move
1:29:11
their clock or not or this is the death
1:29:14
knell chaos is coming imagine if
1:29:17
everyone in these you know if neighbors
1:29:19
right next door change when they change
1:29:21
the clock what time it is
1:29:23
it's a engineering nightmare well the
1:29:28
joke is is that this is the sort of
1:29:30
thing that you'd want the European Union
1:29:32
to standardize everything else like how
1:29:36
many feathers should be in a pillow
1:29:38
exactly but no we're gonna give you guys
1:29:40
power here you go so here you go member
1:29:42
states determine your own time slaves
1:29:46
yeah it's an insult
1:29:49
does nobody see this no no they see it
1:29:52
as positive oh great oh yeah this is the
1:29:54
way the EU should work we have
1:29:56
sovereignty over our own clocks take
1:30:01
this do peasants
1:30:04
there's no other way to see it
1:30:08
ah right I just wish befuddling yeah now
1:30:14
I know I know all right what else we got
1:30:18
oh my god I got lots of stuff I got lots
1:30:20
of Mau Mau Papa mama ma papa everybody's
1:30:30
talking about the birth
1:30:34
I think we should discuss the Ebola
1:30:38
thing okay
1:30:40
I have nothing on Ebola you have the
1:30:43
jingle oh yeah and which jingle do you
1:30:46
want alright there's some interesting
1:30:48
information there's little kickers in
1:30:50
here this is the Ebola report and then
1:30:53
we we can talk about it well let me let
1:30:55
me do any bola jingle then this is just
1:30:57
a random Ebola jingle
1:30:59
[Applause] random Ebola jingle
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[Music] random Ebola jingle
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[Applause] random Ebola jingle
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[Music] random Ebola jingle
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[Applause] random Ebola jingle
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[Music] random Ebola jingle
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[Applause] random Ebola jingle
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Oh random Ebola jingle
1:31:15
[Applause] random Ebola jingle
1:31:17
since August another deadly outbreak of
1:31:19
Ebola has been ravaging the Democratic
1:31:21
Republic of the Congo killing dozens
1:31:23
health workers say new medicines and the
1:31:26
development of a vaccine are making the
1:31:28
job of treating Ebola easier
1:31:29
however this outbreak is in the middle
1:31:31
of a war zone where a decades-long
1:31:33
battle continues the World Health
1:31:35
Organization says the risk that the
1:31:37
disease will spread even to neighboring
1:31:39
countries is very high Newshour weekend
1:31:42
special correspondent Benedict Moran and
1:31:43
video journalist Jurgen Sam so have this
1:31:45
report from the town of Beni a warning
1:31:48
viewers might find some images
1:31:50
disturbing in this clinic in the city of
1:31:52
many in the Democratic Republic of the
1:31:54
Congo doctors are treating a new patient
1:31:56
it's a 13 year old girl who recently
1:31:58
tested positive for Ebola virus disease
1:32:02
Ebola can cause headaches fever and
1:32:04
severe hemorrhaging without treatment
1:32:06
it's nearly always fatal so time is of
1:32:09
the essence I'm in the process of
1:32:12
helping my colleague in the cube
1:32:14
regulate the patient's IV drip we are
1:32:16
working together I can help from the
1:32:18
outside nearby are more patients Janine
1:32:22
in the white shirt and her two sisters
1:32:23
have been here for three weeks seven
1:32:25
members of their family are already dead
1:32:28
when mother died of Ebola we didn't know
1:32:30
what it was we thought she was poisoned
1:32:32
my uncle died my cousin my aunt my mom
1:32:35
my own brother and my own sister they
1:32:38
all died treating Jeanine and other
1:32:41
Ebola patients is difficult they need to
1:32:43
be closely monitored doctors and nurses
1:32:45
need to be able to help without putting
1:32:47
themselves at risk before this outbreak
1:32:49
most hospitals in this region didn't
1:32:51
have facilities that were capable of
1:32:53
treating Ebola patients this year health
1:32:55
workers have introduced a new tool they
1:32:57
call it the cube Ebola spreads lose
1:33:00
contact with bodily fluids and the cube
1:33:02
allows additional health workers to
1:33:04
treat patients from the outside without
1:33:06
wearing cumbersome protective gear the
1:33:08
dick young needs to the floor it would
1:33:10
take 15 minutes to be able to enter the
1:33:12
room now in a couple minutes we can be
1:33:15
helping a patient all right who makes
1:33:16
this cube you know what it is can you
1:33:20
imagine you try to describe for me what
1:33:22
you think they're talking about it
1:33:23
sounds like a huge tent it looks very
1:33:25
much like a
1:33:27
[Music] like a
1:33:29
Nik you like infant an infant the ICU
1:33:35
where you stick your arms through two
1:33:37
holes and then you're cutting they'll be
1:33:40
no bingo I got him yeah yeah that's
1:33:43
exactly what it is who makes this
1:33:44
wonderful device that I don't know some
1:33:47
client where where is this where's this
1:33:49
outbreak again Congo yeah there's
1:33:52
something going on with Congo you think
1:33:54
they need to get in there we got so many
1:34:06
jingles now we got we get well that's
1:34:09
what I'm trying to do I'm trying to you
1:34:11
know work the jingles it ass work now
1:34:13
now I had there's a couple of gotchas in
1:34:15
this there's a couple of very
1:34:16
interesting little little zingers in the
1:34:20
second part of this and I want to see if
1:34:22
you could spot even one of them it
1:34:24
better be something about Chinese
1:34:25
getting sick because that's the only
1:34:27
reason that's common there are a medical
1:34:29
personnel here from all over Congolese
1:34:32
physicians international humanitarian
1:34:33
organizations the World Health
1:34:35
Organization and others just a couple
1:34:37
years ago they could give no medicines
1:34:39
for Ebola this year they're using new
1:34:41
experimental drugs now patients can
1:34:43
receive donated medicine within hours of
1:34:46
being admitted because of the crisis a
1:34:48
Congolese an international panel of
1:34:49
experts approve the use of the new drugs
1:34:51
before they ordinarily would the WHL
1:34:53
calls this a paradigm shift now we call
1:34:56
this testing on poor black people as
1:34:57
what we call has the gall to say we call
1:35:05
this a paradigm paradigm shift instead
1:35:08
of instead of testing it on mice we
1:35:11
shift the paradigm the testing and on
1:35:12
black people one hand you're currently
1:35:15
nervous because not many people have
1:35:17
given these drugs before and not many
1:35:19
people have received them
1:35:20
but on the other hand there's a sense of
1:35:22
excitement and a sense of hope because
1:35:24
for the first time we have something
1:35:26
that we can use to directly fight
1:35:28
against we can use to directly fight
1:35:29
there's also a new vaccine a 2015 field
1:35:32
trial in West Africa found a vaccine to
1:35:34
be quote effective so though it too
1:35:37
isn't yet fully approved by global
1:35:38
health authorities more than 15,000
1:35:41
people in this region have been
1:35:42
vaccinated on compassionate grounds the
1:35:45
goal is to forestall an epidemic Wow
1:35:47
they've been vaccinated on compassionate
1:35:50
grounds in other words well you might
1:35:53
die from the shot but at least we love
1:35:54
you authorities wait hold on
1:35:57
the thing is earlier in there you missed
1:35:59
this one which I thought was very
1:36:01
quizzical and I heard this what would
1:36:03
you say this is the vaccine has been
1:36:06
quote effective and a sense of hope
1:36:12
because for the first time we have
1:36:14
something that we can use to directly
1:36:15
fight against the virus there's also a
1:36:18
new vaccine a 2015 field trial in West
1:36:21
Africa found the vaccine to be quote
1:36:23
effective you die but quote is affected
1:36:29
well it's effective in killing you it
1:36:32
too isn't yet fully approved by global
1:36:34
health authorities now more than 15,000
1:36:36
people in this region have been
1:36:37
vaccinated on compassionate grounds the
1:36:40
Kings to forestall an epidemic one that
1:36:43
could sweep the region and beyond man ok
1:36:47
good I'm glad you brought the flips in
1:36:50
fact that one actually I think that
1:36:52
deserves a border liner because there
1:36:54
was some good stuff in there
1:36:55
[Music] some good stuff in there
1:37:07
everybody now good one John Wow okay so
1:37:12
we're killing people as you is this bill
1:37:15
and gates locate mrs. Billa melinda
1:37:18
gates foundation quote-unquote who is uh
1:37:21
who's running this OP said everybody and
1:37:23
their sister apparently is there he's
1:37:25
well let's talk about drugs for a moment
1:37:27
I've stayed on the story which i think
1:37:29
is pretty big the drug price requirement
1:37:33
now that the I think it's it's going
1:37:36
into effect it'll won't go into effect
1:37:38
this you won't go into effect probably
1:37:40
until 2019 but the idea is just like you
1:37:44
there's some requirements for side
1:37:47
effects there's also requirements like
1:37:48
in a car commercials you're miles per
1:37:51
gallon and a lot in this in the small
1:37:52
print but the Trump administration came
1:37:55
out and said look we need you guys to
1:37:56
put the monthly retail price that's the
1:37:58
top the top line the the big the big
1:38:01
amount you got to put it in really big
1:38:03
letters on the screen so everybody knows
1:38:05
and it's confusing a lot of people it's
1:38:09
not confusing NPR that much because NPR
1:38:11
I don't think they have a lot of Pharma
1:38:13
underwriters as we call them
1:38:15
quote-unquote underwriters sponsors
1:38:18
advertisers whatever you want to call
1:38:20
them so they can still talk about it you
1:38:23
don't hear much of this convo anywhere
1:38:25
on the mainstream because certainly
1:38:26
cable news lives from the oh the network
1:38:30
news - yeah they live from the five
1:38:32
billion it's actually it's four point
1:38:34
two four television and it's about
1:38:37
another billion and a half for print and
1:38:40
and other an online I guess I'm
1:38:42
surprised online doesn't get more maybe
1:38:43
the numbers are off but this is this is
1:38:45
a big moment this - there's two big ad
1:38:47
the three big advertisers Verizon is the
1:38:49
huge advertiser telco is big Verizon
1:38:52
AT&T Sprint and t-mobile but Verizon is
1:38:55
the biggest advertiser in the United
1:38:57
States and then you have the pharma
1:38:59
companies who collectively billions of
1:39:02
dollars and it all goes to certainly the
1:39:04
the pharmaceutical ads just watch some
1:39:08
television you'll see it that's where
1:39:10
they are it's on cable news so let's
1:39:13
talk about this with our friends over at
1:39:14
NPR mainly the required
1:39:16
that the government has put on the
1:39:19
industry sure so on Monday oh yeah
1:39:22
you're gonna love this millennial
1:39:24
there's a couple of good Millennials on
1:39:26
NPR these days sure so I'm just gonna
1:39:32
keep playing it sure so on Monday the
1:39:34
administration proposed a rule that
1:39:36
would require drug companies to list a
1:39:39
product's monthly wholesale price or the
1:39:43
cost of a typical course of treatment if
1:39:45
a monthly price doesn't make sense
1:39:48
listen to her she's so her should not be
1:39:52
allowed in professional news reporting
1:39:54
in my old-fashioned opinion if the drug
1:39:56
cost more than $35 for 30 days and the
1:40:01
information of how to appear in TV ads
1:40:03
in a written format and Mason would have
1:40:13
to appear in TV ads in a written format
1:40:16
and have to be large enough for people
1:40:18
to read so you couldn't just you know
1:40:19
kind of put that tiny fine print in
1:40:21
there and they are also suggesting to
1:40:23
include some other language like a
1:40:25
statement that patients with health
1:40:27
insurance may pay a different sum than
1:40:29
this amount now you thought she's just a
1:40:31
Hummer but no no she's an up talker as
1:40:34
she talks about the legalities of all of
1:40:36
this HHS have the power to compel
1:40:40
pharmaceutical companies to do this it
1:40:42
wasn't clear to me if Congress had given
1:40:44
the Department of Health and Human
1:40:45
Services that power well that's
1:40:48
definitely a question that people are
1:40:50
debating this week and I think the
1:40:52
fursuit achill industry thinks they
1:40:54
don't and plans to file they've
1:40:57
indicated they will likely file legal
1:40:59
action those grounds HHS is saying that
1:41:03
there's been there's a lot of Supreme
1:41:06
Court precedent and First Amendment
1:41:08
rulings that says that the federal
1:41:10
government can require disclosure of
1:41:12
factual information from companies
1:41:15
disclosure furthers some government
1:41:18
interest and it's not burdensome they
1:41:20
pointed to cases like car ads for car
1:41:23
man car what is this she's a reporter
1:41:26
she's not just some some schmuck calling
1:41:28
and she's a reporter for
1:41:29
yard and she talks about car ads and
1:41:32
about car companies and about
1:41:34
pharmaceuticals the factors are also
1:41:36
required to disclose this there's a
1:41:38
number of other industries some
1:41:40
insurance industries have to do this as
1:41:42
well they also say basically they're
1:41:45
using their authority that Congress has
1:41:47
given Medicare and Medicaid to operate
1:41:49
efficiently and because almost my coffee
1:41:54
on now given Medicare Medicaid to
1:41:59
operate efficiently she better be really
1:42:02
hot man I'm yeah and because she's not
1:42:06
that can influence utilization of
1:42:09
patient people using drugs maybe lead
1:42:13
people to seek out drugs that they might
1:42:15
not otherwise meet or costs more than
1:42:17
other medications that could affect
1:42:19
their condition they're saying this fits
1:42:22
into this broad efficiency mandate
1:42:24
Congress has given them okay she's gonna
1:42:28
fall apart the vocal fry is gonna break
1:42:31
up she's gonna need some pharmaceuticals
1:42:35
by the by the end of her reporting
1:42:36
career so now we move to a farm of
1:42:38
lobbyists yes we want some guys on the
1:42:41
other side to tell us what is going on
1:42:43
with this and we have to resist resist
1:42:44
so first of all I'm seeing here that the
1:42:48
Department of Health and Human Services
1:42:49
says that the drug industry has spent
1:42:51
more than five and a half billion
1:42:53
dollars on advertising in 2017 nearly
1:42:57
4.2 billion of that on television ads
1:43:00
and HHS also says that that advertising
1:43:03
can result in increased utilization
1:43:05
through patients demanding costly drugs
1:43:07
and products based on messaging
1:43:10
government costs what is it with the
1:43:12
reads on NPR even the serious ones are
1:43:14
talking it's like what what is happening
1:43:18
what makes this happen this is not this
1:43:20
is not something to you
1:43:23
yeah I think just pick it up in the
1:43:25
milieu next thing you know you're in the
1:43:28
milieu and the next thing you know
1:43:29
you're talking like this yeah all of a
1:43:31
sudden you just have to say I'm going to
1:43:38
presume that if pharmaceutical companies
1:43:40
are spending more than four billion
1:43:42
dollars on television advertising that
1:43:44
perhaps there's some truth to what HHS
1:43:45
is saying that it can influence patient
1:43:47
choices no wait what you're telling me
1:43:51
advertising can influence someone's
1:43:53
choice if the advertising is that
1:43:58
effective I just want to get to why the
1:44:02
the pharma industry is is resisting the
1:44:05
idea of having some price transparency
1:44:07
in those ads isn't it one of the best
1:44:10
ways to inform patients I mean you're
1:44:12
informing them about all the potential
1:44:14
benefits of the page inform them of the
1:44:16
material cost does not understand a
1:44:21
commercial network she'd be off you
1:44:23
can't that you crazy woman I'd fire her
1:44:26
yeah sure so I think two things number
1:44:30
one I don't think it impacts per se
1:44:32
choices I think it does impact awareness
1:44:34
though what I think ads are meant to do
1:44:36
is raise awareness about a particular
1:44:38
disease and lead a patient to have a
1:44:40