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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
0:22
I'm Adam curry man from
northern Silicon
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Valley where I can assure you
as some
0:27
authority that most Dijon
mustard sold
0:30
in the United States has stale
I stepped
0:39
all over you with you when so
long I
0:40
like what are you doing
0:43
hello you took if you did a time
0:46
analysis of how long I go it's
so short
0:49
I figured once in a whi I could
say
0:51
something more than the normal
nothing
0:53
well I'm sorry just to do this
for me
0:56
say I'm John C Dvorak I'm John
see to
0:58
work you'll never hear it in
the final
1:04
mix it'll sound perfect I
promise now
1:08
what was this about mustard
most is John
1:11
mustard sold in the United
States is
1:13
stale oh it has not none of
that if you
1:17
go to France and have Dijon
mustard I
1:19
don't care where you get it
it's got a a
1:22
bite oh but what happened what
happened
1:24
did you get a nasty Dijon no I
was just
1:27
thinking about it because I
noticed that
1:29
some recently within the last
six months
1:33
Costco brought a bunch of Maile
Dijon
1:37
mustard in a two pack of the
regular hot
1:41
Dijon and some and that that
giant
1:44
old-fashioned stuff with the
big grains
1:46
big mustard seeds yeah and when
you went
1:49
to buy it you bought if you
bought it
1:51
when it came in because it was
a good
1:52
deal it was the real deal it
was a hot
1:55
Dijon mustard it was just
enough you
1:57
know it was just really going
right
1:59
through your nose it was like
wasabi and
2:01
a month later if you went back
to get
2:05
another batch of by then it was
already
2:07
lost that pungency it just goes
away
2:10
it's an outrage it oxidizes so
fast or
2:14
whatever I think it was probably
2:15
slightly our cutting dies when
they
2:17
shifted over but okay okay
2:22
I can't buy a good bottle of
Dijon
2:24
mustard United States I have to
2:26
interject with the show
business story
2:28
back in the day mtv days when I
had
2:31
money I had a rolls-royce
Silver Shadow
2:34
- I bought a secondhand but it
was it
2:37
was it was in you only had
7,000 miles
2:39
huh perfect I drove it a deal
yeah drove
2:41
it into Manhattan every single
day and
2:43
this was the time I don't
remember the
2:45
commercial on television there
would be
2:47
two rolls-royce's parked next
to each
2:49
other and the guy in the back
the window
2:51
would go down and what what
would he say
2:53
did you have any Grey Poupon
2:55
pardon me ed you have any Grey
Poupon so
2:57
I had of course every douchebag
on route
3:00
3 you know the going into the
tunnel
3:02
would honk good man you got any
Grey
3:05
Poupon and I would open my
glovebox and
3:08
why yes I do and I had my Grey
Poupon
3:10
right there yeah well Grey
Poupon of
3:13
course there's a which was first
3:15
introduced the United States
but Hugh
3:17
blind is not Grey Poupon from
France it
3:20
was they licensed the name and
they made
3:22
a kind of a brown mustard that
is very
3:24
mild in last time I look that
could be
3:27
wrong they may have changed it
but in
3:29
Canada the Grey Poupon is
actually made
3:32
in France and it gets it is the
Dijon
3:35
mustard when trying to it I
heard that
3:37
San Francisco is now the king
of making
3:39
the poop on all right hey John
it's been
3:45
quite a few days and I think I
think
3:49
we're getting closer to
understanding
3:50
the ashabi mysteries well I
have a
3:55
number of clips including I
think a
3:57
pretty good roundup uh-huh
already one
4:00
of my clips is just a roundup
on there a
4:02
good I've got an update wrap
says
4:04
nothing about round rally Rock
would be
4:07
a Saudi Arabia's public
prosecutor said
4:08
18 Saudi nationals were arrested
4:11
including the men who were
present when
4:13
khashoggi died but the new
version of
4:16
events that The Washington Post
4:17
columnist was killed as the
result of a
4:19
quote brawl shortly after he
arrived at
4:22
the consulate is being widely
questioned
4:24
German Chancellor Angela Merkel
said
4:26
quote still nothing has been
clarified
4:28
about Khashoggi x' death and
quote we
4:30
demand to know what happened
4:32
Merkle's involved with this now
what why
4:35
why is she all of a sudden in
this convo
4:37
why should I know it's
ridiculous
4:40
members of Congress from both
parties
4:41
also dismissed the Saudi
government's
4:44
latest version of what happened
the
4:46
ranking Democrat on the US House
4:48
Intelligence Committee Adam
Schiff
4:49
tweeted that the claim was
quote not at
4:52
all credible if he was fighting
with
4:54
those sent to capture or kill
him it was
4:57
for his life Republican Senator
Rand
4:59
Paul tweeted quote what they
did was
5:01
unacceptable and I call on my
colleagues
5:04
in Congress to join me in
denouncing
5:05
their behavior and changing how
we treat
5:08
them a senior official of
turkeys ruling
5:10
party said today that Turkey
would never
5:12
quote allow a cover-up of this
crime
5:15
Judea warmed up turkey will not
let this
5:18
ugly frightening inhumane case
go which
5:21
was against humanity Turkish
officials
5:23
have said that they have audio
evidence
5:25
that Khashoggi was deliberately
killed
5:27
and dismembered yesterday
President
5:29
Trump was asked if he thought
the Saudis
5:31
knew explanation was credible I
do I do
5:34
I mean it's again it's early we
haven't
5:36
finished our review or
investigation but
5:40
it's I think it's a very
important first
5:43
step and it happened sooner
than people
5:46
thought it would happen I think
we need
5:48
to play the jingle
5:57
this is one of the better ones
John
6:00
because we have their of course
6:02
khashoggi x'
6:04
disappearance killing
dismemberment
6:07
whatever it is is the
distraction from
6:09
from what this is really about
and this
6:11
is very big on a on a grand
political
6:14
scale what's taking place here
I'm not
6:15
sure Trump was ready for this
because
6:19
the main the main thing first
of all
6:22
let's just step back so boohoo
Saudi
6:25
Arabia killed a Saudi in on
their own
6:29
turf which is an embassy is is
in Saudi
6:32
Arabia there's no jurisdiction
from any
6:34
other country over that the
country that
6:37
stones women the heads people
kills them
6:41
most of the 9/11 hijackers were
from
6:44
Saudi Arabia no now we have to
get
6:47
outraged so obviously there's
something
6:50
else going on in the background
and it's
6:53
much easier than background and
the main
6:56
and I'll just give you the main
to two
6:58
pieces is we have the US and
Saudi
7:01
Arabia doing a number of things
mainly
7:05
preparing to supply oil and be
continued
7:09
to supply oil and gasoline oil
products
7:11
to the world while on November
3rd the
7:15
full-on sanctions for Iran go
into
7:17
effect blocking Iran from
trading oil
7:20
through US dollars in US
payment systems
7:22
and of course we have China and
Russia
7:24
and whole bunch of countries
who would
7:26
like to participate in oil
trade with
7:29
Iran and if we somehow get in a
spat
7:34
with the Saudis and they either
stop oil
7:36
production or set it at 300
dollars a
7:39
barrel or whatever could happen
or may
7:40
not happen
7:41
that gives the European Union
who I'm
7:45
looking at in this case free
license to
7:48
go and get oil from Iran which
they are
7:51
already in discussions in fact
was it
7:55
when I get this report
confirmation
7:58
Europe is finalizing the
mechanism for
8:01
cooperation for buying oil and
oil
8:05
products from Iran so and this
seems to
8:08
be from Iran so and this seems
to
8:10
um as always about oil turf and
there's
8:14
always a hooker in there well
well first
8:16
of all I gotta call you on the
8:18
distraction of the week it's
not a
8:20
distraction if it has if it's
8:22
politically motivated to
actually
8:24
accomplish something this is
more no I'm
8:28
saying the distraction is the
killing
8:30
but okay I'll give you that it
doesn't
8:33
matter it's just it's it's
distracting
8:34
everyone from looking at what's
really
8:36
going on let me put it that way
does
8:37
that make sense
8:38
it is I believe that's true but
it but
8:41
at the same time it does have a
purpose
8:43
now I looked into this
Khashoggi guy as
8:46
deep as I could go the deeper
you go the
8:49
more sketchy this guy is let's
just say
8:52
I need a LARP tintin do a story
on him
8:55
because that will be for the no
agenda
8:57
show the official pronunciation
I cannot
8:59
wait the official pronunciation
I cannot
8:59
everybody please record al
Sharpton as
9:02
often as possible we need to
get his
9:03
pronunciation of Christianity
still got
9:05
that once a week show now
khashoggi
9:09
spoke on behalf and at the
Council on
9:12
Foreign Relations that gives
you any
9:15
idea of where he me maybe
allied but he
9:19
did this nine months after 9/11
9:23
bana was on c-span and what he
said
9:27
himself is not so interesting
he's a
9:29
he's not very as certainly in
2002 was
9:33
when this c-span thing took
place or
9:36
this event for the Council on
Foreign
9:38
Relations took place that was
broadcast
9:40
on c-span
9:42
he's his English is not very
good and
9:44
certainly he has to have
someone must be
9:47
rewriting his his articles from
back in
9:50
that period but what I found
interesting
9:52
was his introduction by the
then editor
9:56
of the wash executive editor of
The
9:57
Washington Post ouap ouap ouap
ah so
9:59
again this is 2002 nine months
after
10:01
9/11 and he introduced good
Jamal
10:05
khashoggi and read a number of
excerpts
10:09
from his articles at the time
which I
10:12
think really sets the stage as
to who
10:14
this guy was what he was
writing about
10:16
and why would anyone be so in
love with
10:18
him I thought that I would get
things
10:24
going by reading a few
provocative
10:25
quotations from our guest and
then turn
10:29
it over to him the first is
from a piece
10:33
that doesn't have a date on it
but it's
10:34
in the last few months you
should begun
10:38
began that's why Americans want
10:39
unconditional condemnation of
the
10:41
horrible attacks that happened
in their
10:43
skies and on their land they
also want
10:45
total cooperation in their
fight against
10:47
terror according to their own
definition
10:49
of what terrorism is and
exactly who the
10:51
terrorists are but Saudi Arabia
will not
10:54
give in to such demands Saudis
tend to
10:57
link the ugliness of what
happened in
10:58
New York and Washington with
what has
11:00
happened and continues to
happen in
11:01
Palestine this time that the
United
11:03
States comes to understand the
effect of
11:05
its foreign policy and the
consequences
11:07
of that policy but
unfortunately such
11:10
rationalization is still not
part of
11:13
American reality you feel where
he's
11:15
coming from he's basically he's
like hey
11:18
man you want you want to blame
on she
11:20
want to blame the Saudis but
look about
11:22
your door with Israel and
Palestine
11:23
that's what that's what his
message has
11:25
been consistently or a piece
from The
11:28
Daily Star what is the daily
stuff a
11:30
little beneath daily oh yes of
course I
11:32
know that from January 15th an
excerpt
11:36
it has been clear for some time
that the
11:38
Bush administration is
inexperienced in
11:39
foreign affairs in fact had it
not been
11:42
for the 9/11 attacks the Bush
11:43
administration would have liked
nothing
11:44
better than to isolate itself
from the
11:47
rest of the world altogether
even after
11:49
it declared its war on terror
the
11:50
administration didn't seem to
have a
11:52
coherent idea of its objectives
11:54
the Americans have also been
relying on
11:56
advice from the Israelis who
view the
11:58
Arab Muslim world from the
extremely
11:59
narrow perspective of their own
12:01
interests while such an
approach is
12:03
certainly not in the interests
of a
12:04
global power with wide-ranging
relations
12:06
such as the United States we
cannot but
12:09
resign ourselves to this fact
in trying
12:11
to cut our losses the best way
we can so
12:14
long as the Americans are happy
with
12:16
this bizarre situation the last
another
12:20
paragraph from the same piece
September
12:22
11th made matters worse in
Saudi America
12:25
Malaysia's the attacks provoked
a
12:26
torrent of hate for Saudi
Arabia from US
12:28
opinion shapers that couldn't
but
12:30
influence the American public I
happen
12:33
to believe that the aim of this
anti
12:34
Saudi campaign wasn't to further
12:36
American interests but to
absolve Israel
12:38
and the blind Americans support
for the
12:40
Jewish state of responsibility
for what
12:42
happened on September 11
12:43
did he just blame Israel for
9/11 did he
12:47
just blame Israel sounds like
it I found
12:50
that expressing this opinion
greatly
12:52
angers u.s. columnist
12:53
explain it away his implicit
support for
12:56
the crimes committed on that
day so you
12:58
can see our guest as though
Amanda's
13:00
Chai's away from telling us
what he
13:01
thinks so you know I wish it
would have
13:04
cut into the part where he it
gives it
13:06
says his name the the editors
name no
13:11
the editor says I like to
introduce
13:13
Khashoggi is Jose Dior he says
Khashoggi
13:18
he says Khashoggi but khashoggi
himself
13:22
was not that interesting he's
just going
13:24
on droning at the thing
13:26
we another part of our deal
with Saudi
13:29
Arabia is actually what Jared
Kushner is
13:32
doing Jared Kushner who is this
is very
13:34
funny if you see what they're
saying
13:35
about him he was working
directly with
13:38
MBs with muhammad bin salam
working
13:43
directly with him to come up
with to
13:46
figure out the two-state
solution
13:48
between Israel and Palestine so
the and
13:50
that's why Trump was always so
confident
13:52
talking about well you know
it's a tough
13:54
thing that that would be the
biggest
13:55
deal in the world to do and you
know and
13:57
then he appointed Jared to be a
part of
13:59
that and we had strengthened our
14:02
relationship with the Saudis
which I
14:04
think it soured a little bit
when Trump
14:06
went to talk at the UN and said
hey OPEC
14:08
you're not holding to our deal
you were
14:11
supposed to keep these prices
down at a
14:13
normal level and you know
obviously
14:15
they're not at the level Trump
would
14:17
like to him to see or anybody
for that
14:19
matter but it seems like a lot
of this
14:21
comes back to the to the
Palestine
14:24
Israel agreement back to 2002
when
14:26
Khashoggi was writing about it
then and
14:30
just I'll take this little side
route
14:32
about Jared Kushner knowing
that that's
14:35
what he's been doing well
that's what
14:37
we've been told he's been doing
here was
14:39
a Texas representative yo Kean
Castro
14:42
from San Antonio talking about
what
14:46
Kushner may have what his
involvement
14:48
may have been in this koshugi
affair I
14:50
know papi that there's been a
lot of
14:51
discussion about this there'll
be more
14:53
discussion on CNN and all the
other
14:54
networks today let me get to
the point
14:57
that I think is most disturbing
right
14:58
now the reporting that Jared
Kushner may
15:02
have with US intelligence
delivered a
15:04
hit list an enemies list to the
Crown
15:07
Prince to NBS in Saudi Arabia
and that
15:10
the Prince then may have acted
on that
15:12
and one of the people that he
took
15:14
action against as mr. kesaji we
don't
15:18
have I just want to be clear
for our
15:19
viewers we do not have that
reporting
15:21
I'm not sure when where you're
getting
15:23
there has been reporting to
that effect
15:24
sure I've seen reporting to
that effect
15:27
sure but she's are long and
short of it
15:30
is that that needs to be
investigated
15:33
this entire the entire timeline
of what
15:36
happened of any sharing of
American
15:38
intelligence with us
15:39
and how they may have used that
15:41
intelligence needs to be
investigated by
15:43
the Intelligence Committee in
the house
15:45
and in the second blah blah blah
15:46
I just thought it was funny
that oh yeah
15:48
yeah he put a he gave a MBS a
hit list
15:51
kill this guy yeah that's where
that's
15:53
Jared Kushner alright I can see
him
15:54
doing that well I think it's a
Bernese
15:58
investigating is where that
story comes
15:59
about because this guy this is
Texas
16:02
Castro yeah yeah yeah he's on
the
16:05
Intelligence Committee the House
16:06
Intelligence Committee so he
would be
16:08
privy to some screwy stuff and
he may be
16:11
justified you sure that's this
guy who
16:12
was on the Intelligence
Committee yeah I
16:14
see him I thought it was heard
16:17
maybe I'm wrong okay the hurt
isn't
16:20
heard the replies heard a
Republican I
16:23
yes you're right herds the
Republican
16:25
spook yeah
16:26
yeah this guy is the Democrat
and he's
16:29
spewing this weird stuff now
and I mean
16:34
she pushes back against which I
thought
16:35
was kind of interesting which
is here's
16:40
here's where I need help so
clearly
16:42
someone wanted to muck at the
way I see
16:44
it someone wanted to muck up the
16:46
us-saudi relationship we
there's a lot
16:49
of Palestine love Indiana in in
our
16:51
government there's there's
definitely
16:55
still a lot of Iran love and our
16:56
government remember who our
government
16:58
made a huge deal under Obama
with the
17:00
the Iranian regime so somewhere
yeah and
17:05
I why no one's saying of the
Russians
17:06
did it or someone's in you know
somehow
17:09
someone's involved in make a
Trump was
17:11
not ready for you can see it
he's like
17:13
all crap how do I do this well
maybe
17:15
we'll maybe you can get away
with the
17:18
arresting people and all my
certain my
17:20
advisor and you know the as we
talked
17:22
about the old man the the king
is now
17:25
looking at should I keep this
kid here
17:27
or get someone else in there's
rumors
17:29
that he may be out but this was
a big
17:32
play by someone and it it might
work
17:37
well I think they're still
gonna pin it
17:40
on the one of the intelligence
guys in
17:44
the Saudi government and
they're gonna
17:45
hang a few of them yeah and and
that
17:48
will be the what does they'll
be taking
17:50
one for the team
17:51
but that's bin Salman does he
survive
17:53
this because he's got I think
he's got a
17:55
lot of enemies in Saudi Arabia
yeah and
17:59
he has his whole family you
know he's
18:01
not the guy that they thought
were gonna
18:03
run the place and I'm sure
there's you
18:05
know siblings and other creeps
around
18:08
the palace intrigue sort of
thing that
18:12
we read about or watch when you
watch
18:15
the Game of Thrones or
something like
18:17
that you get this sense that
this kind
18:19
of thing is going all the time
and I
18:21
think you're right I think
trump was
18:22
flat-footed um I'm sure they're
having
18:25
meetings about this constantly
because
18:26
it's addition to Trump's
preoccupied
18:29
with it with the arms deal he
thinks
18:31
that's yeah but probably the
problem is
18:33
that the the house triggered the
18:37
Magnitsky Act letter and Trump
has to
18:40
respond within 120 days I think
is that
18:42
the thing is long enough for
him to
18:44
figure something out they would
want to
18:46
do about this but the idea is
is to
18:48
block Saudi Arabia to blunt it
caused a
18:51
rift between the US and Saudi
Arabia
18:53
which hey I don't like these
fuckers
18:55
either but it but it doesn't
seem like
18:59
it's gonna do good for anybody
if that
19:01
happens except for the
Europeans who
19:04
will get cheap oil I mean maybe
mi6 is
19:06
doing this maybe the the UK it
wants the
19:09
deal with Iran I don't know
someone
19:10
wants the deal with Iran to go
through
19:12
for the EU and China and Russia
and we
19:16
know it's not the Trump White
House
19:18
that's what it seems to be
there's that
19:20
everything else is unimportant
yet why
19:23
the Russians haven't been
implicated
19:26
this has got rush this I think
more I
19:29
think it's less likely that's
mi6
19:31
because they're still dealing
with this
19:32
brexit mess yeah I agree huh
and you
19:35
have Russia's Russia is them
and and
19:39
they benefit greatly it seems
to me
19:41
and Putin yes and Putin just
came out
19:43
over the weekend saying well
and I've
19:46
asked a couple of our Russian
producers
19:47
to check authenticity of what
he said to
19:50
me but I what I've received so
far is it
19:52
looks like it was hizo Americas
and it's
19:54
a sunset you know there that
the end of
19:58
their of their power it's
diminishing
19:59
and you know this will be all
over soon
20:02
that was the gist of what Putin
said so
20:05
it seems like that comes at a
good time
20:06
so yeah you know this would be
an
20:08
opportune time to say it was the
20:11
Russians who at least made this
a big
20:13
deal why they knew our news
media which
20:16
is also anti-russian yeah all
of a
20:19
sudden is now like giving him a
pass on
20:22
this and not even mentioning the
20:23
possibilities it seems as they
don't
20:26
even want to speculate and then
20:27
speculate about everything yes
but yeah
20:30
won't speculate about this
because and
20:33
and they keep referring to him
as you
20:35
saw in the rap report he's only
referred
20:39
to as Washington Post columnist
no no
20:42
journalists they have the gauls
to call
20:44
him a journalist they're
journalists ya
20:46
know he's a columnist a blogger
a
20:48
blogger and he's been staunchly
20:51
anti-american since the 2002
when he
20:54
started telling us to shut up
well let's
20:57
play the other two clips I have
about
20:59
him they're both short I'm
gonna play
21:01
the shortest one first because
I'm
21:02
thinking first of all who does
Amnesty
21:05
International think they are
has to do
21:07
what they're doing here play
this
21:08
khashoggi amnesty amnesty
International
21:12
is calling on Saudi Arabia to
21:13
immediately turn over the
remains of
21:15
Jamal khashoggi to an
independent
21:18
autopsy the human rights group
says that
21:20
the Saudi government's new
explanation
21:22
that the us-based journalist
died after
21:25
a fistfight in the South Econ
salute in
21:27
Istanbul is not credible US
allies and
21:30
lawmakers also have doubts
21:32
let's hear some audio for a
second I'd
21:36
like to hear the dismemberment
audio
21:38
please for $400 dollars
21:40
no I just what this clip is
about it's
21:42
about who doesn't understand
21:44
international what do they get
demanding
21:46
this and demanding why don't we
do it no
21:48
agenda show demands that the
remains of
21:52
the pieces of the show be
central Austin
21:55
Texas Legislature in Austin
Texas we
22:00
need to know what's going on we
need all
22:03
the pieces and we need an Ikea
assembly
22:06
manual to put them back
together and
22:09
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
1:05:48
Korean tomorrow's ships to Cebu
the
1:05:50
graffiti yourselves in there
were all
1:05:51
the Dames and I said Han in the
morning
1:05:53
to the troll room very helpful
today
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trolls thank you you're
behaving well as
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troll should no agendas
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where you can listen to the
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every single Sunday and
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and hang out in the troll room
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they're
1:06:11
good also in the morning to be
see it
1:06:15
was Mike Riley Mike a pro and
brought us
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the artwork the album artwork
for
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episode 10 78 type of that was
demon
1:06:22
ation and this was just the he
did a
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couple of versions actually
just a
1:06:27
beautiful piece of mr. bone saw
his own
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representation little bone saw
walking
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around tipping his hat at
everybody was
1:06:41
a great piece then we found
that on No
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Agenda art generator calm
another fine
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value network resource that we
have
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running you should support that
site if
1:06:50
you take a look at it I think I
think
1:06:53
Paul runs it and wants somebody
to take
1:06:56
it over yeah any kind of help
he would
1:06:58
he would appreciate there's a
whole note
1:07:00
at the home page of Noah's real
work to
1:07:03
do the home page of Noah's real
work to
1:07:03
yeah so and there's what have
we counted
1:07:06
now there's 30,000 pieces of
art in that
1:07:08
generator and we have 80 copies
I made I
1:07:12
meant one call man we had 13
year-old
1:07:14
producers who were developers
coming up
1:07:17
with scripts and that run yeah
every day
1:07:19
and we have Amazon cold storage
buckets
1:07:23
all kinds of places where this
site has
1:07:25
been archived so I feel pretty
safe that
1:07:28
it'll be around after we're
long and
1:07:30
gone long gone at least the art
will be
1:07:32
yes the art will be and it's
really
1:07:34
appreciated thank you Mike
Riley and
1:07:36
everybody who always puts in
some great
1:07:38
work and effort to make to make
our art
1:07:41
Fanta and effort to make to
make our art
1:07:41
and really stand out and it
does help
1:07:44
with people listening to the
show and
1:07:45
discovering it because it's one
of the
1:07:47
few podcasts that updates in
the in the
1:07:50
list you see a different art
and it's
1:07:51
not just someone's head I swear
to God
1:07:54
look at the iTunes Store or any
podcast
1:07:59
app store most of them tie into
iTunes
1:08:00
directory anyway and you'll see
like
1:08:03
most album artwork is people's
heads
1:08:06
it's not interesting
1:08:10
no no it's not interesting at
all but
1:08:13
there's somebody out there that
thinks
1:08:14
it's a good idea or they
wouldn't do it
1:08:16
no I think they just not think
it seemed
1:08:19
one of those things that starts
as a
1:08:20
culture and never really
changes but we
1:08:23
broke the mold I'm very proud
of it
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a professional handover which
you just
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made very unprofessional well
we do want
1:08:51
to thank a few people for show
1079 with
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Mike Keeler starting off and
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thirty four dollars and 33
cents and he
1:08:58
beats out
1:09:00
William Messing by a buck one
dollar
1:09:03
actually 99 yeah adult yet
ninety-nine
1:09:06
cents you're right
1:09:09
Mike Wrightson thanks for the
excellent
1:09:11
work some karma would be
totally bitchin
1:09:14
not right Mike here you go
we've got
1:09:16
some bitchin karma you thought
karma
1:09:20
[Music] bitchin karma you
thought karma
1:09:21
William messing three hundred
thirty
1:09:24
four dollars and thirty four
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1:09:25
please credit this executive
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donation to William Messing a
lifelong
1:09:31
buddy of mine who is turning in
the big
1:09:33
500 on Monday the 22nd night I
hit bill
1:09:35
in the mouth probably about a
year ago
1:09:36
he has at least one executive
producer
1:09:38
credit to his name so this one
will go
1:09:40
toward his eventual knighthood
1:09:41
unfortunately bills hometown is
1:09:43
entrenched deep and dimension B
so for a
1:09:46
jingle request I'm hoping you
can fire
1:09:48
up the transporter to get him
back to
1:09:49
dimension a with Sparky the dog
a
1:09:52
turning 50 karma would help -
happy
1:09:54
birthday bill thank you for
your courage
1:09:56
Chris all right here we go
bring him
1:09:59
back into dimension a stand by
you might
1:10:01
get dizzy
1:10:02
nauseous just look at the
ground it will
1:10:04
all go away America first
1:10:09
[Music] go away America first
1:10:11
[Applause] go away America first
1:10:12
[Music] go away America first
1:10:22
you've got karma and that was
working
1:10:26
straight advice for Chris of the
1:10:28
carmel-by-the-sea advice for
Chris of the
1:10:30
onward - and Willie messin by
was 333 34
1:10:34
and Mike was 3 34 33 I don't
know I find
1:10:40
that to me highly amusing Dale
Norman is
1:10:43
our executive associate
executive
1:10:44
producer executive producers
from
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Shearer Ville Indiana two
hundred
1:10:48
dollars and one cent this is a
birthday
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donation for a fellow night and
IT
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expert Serpa funk of the trolls
see if
1:10:56
he's on the list from his
friends over
1:10:58
at the second best podcast in
the
1:11:00
universe it wasn't this from
last week's
1:11:02
show yeah but he had a he had a
clip
1:11:05
that he wanted me to play and
I'm pretty
1:11:08
sure the clip came through again
1:11:13
it was but it wasn't from Dale
it was
1:11:15
from someone else I thought cuz
he sent
1:11:16
it no crap okay well let me
just finish
1:11:19
reading this with you yeah I'm
looking
1:11:21
for this to yourself
1:11:22
the Netflix explorer explorers
podcast
1:11:24
his birthday is tomorrow
October 22nd so
1:11:27
this is pretty new
1:11:29
obviously we wouldn't say that
and
1:11:32
although he has an IT
extraordinaire he
1:11:35
somehow botched the attempt to
send the
1:11:37
clips from my birthday on show
1077 ah
1:11:39
there is the information so
Serpa funk
1:11:43
here's how to properly attach
an mp3
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you're welcome
1:11:47
so this is apparently rusty uh
this is
1:11:53
mrs. love rusty and saw pot so
we
1:11:57
apparently rusty sent in the
rusty sent
1:12:01
it well that's what I'm
guessing because
1:12:04
it says love rusty and soap odd
to SOP
1:12:07
ot so so I will say this you're
not
1:12:10
gonna find this uh I got
something yes I
1:12:13
do I found one I found one let
me just
1:12:15
save it
1:12:17
crazy how that works and well I
would
1:12:22
have had more trouble with
squirrelmail
1:12:23
so you have a more superior
it's it's a
1:12:26
lot of work for something very
small
1:12:28
whoa it's a sci-fi
1:12:32
bless it yeah I'm glad we did
that do it
1:12:35
one more time with a caramel
whoa
1:12:37
it's a sci-fi you've got this
thank you
1:12:46
very much yes and he's on the
list thank
1:12:49
you for all the hard work a Mike
1:12:51
Harrington Grand Canyon Arizona
nice
1:12:54
spot $200 first off I'm a
native addy
1:12:57
douching yeah we can do that
hello five
1:13:06
months no agenda he'll keep me
sane and
1:13:08
therefore are obligated to make
a return
1:13:09
to their tremendous value I
received
1:13:11
twice weekly
1:13:13
keep up the great work I
recently
1:13:14
returned to work at Grand
Canyon after
1:13:16
spending the summer hazing
grizzly bears
1:13:18
in Glacial National Park since
I have
1:13:20
gone back to cleaning that
composted cum
1:13:23
compost compost posting
composting the
1:13:28
composting toilets and the
inner Canyon
1:13:30
I humbly request that my
knighthood name
1:13:33
be changed from sir backcountry
Ranger
1:13:35
to sir compost Ranger you can
want to
1:13:38
put that on title changes it
might be
1:13:40
good you do have to do the Dame
bangbang
1:13:43
title change still oh my
goodness yes
1:13:46
you're right so I need the
whole know my
1:13:47
just lets do so let's do this
first
1:13:49
let's do this properly so I
have no
1:13:51
title changes listed actually so
1:13:56
because I forgot Dame bangbang
titles
1:13:59
and she becomes remember when
she became
1:14:03
ill name bang-bang Baroness
Baroness
1:14:09
something think wishes Baroness
bang
1:14:12
bang no no was something else
okay and
1:14:14
this is a change from who - who
this is
1:14:16
from is a change from who - who
this is
1:14:17
sir backcountry Ranger - sir
compost
1:14:20
Ranger backcountry Ranger - sir
compost
1:14:22
serve compost Ranger okay he
says I'm
1:14:26
proud to stir shit and suspect
micro
1:14:29
would be proud of me too I just
started
1:14:32
reading the state of fear by
Michael
1:14:34
Crichton and this will be the
third book
1:14:36
recommendation I've taken from
the show
1:14:37
the others being Snow Crash and
the
1:14:39
creature from Jekyll Island in
addition
1:14:41
to professor Ted's essay
industrial
1:14:44
society in his future thank you
I cooked
1:14:47
wild huckleberry preserves in
Glacier
1:14:49
while listening to no agenda an
1:14:50
excellent example of
multitasking and
1:14:52
we'll mail a jar to each of you
on
1:14:54
Monday please note that these
are
1:14:56
preserves and not jams meaning
they are
1:14:59
vacuum sealed and good for up
to two
1:15:01
years but must be refrigerated
after
1:15:04
opening enjoy I request the
jobs cover
1:15:08
for all Reverend L mumbling
Sigyn oi
1:15:11
Weaver and an obscure clip from
spring
1:15:15
of 2017 I believe of Bill Nye
singing up
1:15:19
with some lady about but stuff
on that
1:15:21
crazy show he has it or had on
Netflix
1:15:24
or whatever he's not gonna find
that but
1:15:30
this was in Missouri no yeah
let me see
1:15:36
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
1:15:57
mean yes it when it has all the
names he
1:15:59
does a whole bunch of them yeah
1:16:01
was that versus was that versus
the
1:16:03
teleprompter yes may be so hard
to know
1:16:08
which one that it exists we
much we must
1:16:12
they are all giddy about a
shutdown in
1:16:16
the sources in the lace then
co-author
1:16:18
of go briefs you to lead singer
Bono
1:16:22
Fran Drescher's spigen or
Weaver jaha's
1:16:28
rush limbaugh rush limbaugh rush
1:16:31
limbaugh PCO rush lombard host
Supreme
1:16:35
Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor
jobs jobs
1:16:39
jobs and jobs let's vote for
judge God
1:16:45
karma I'll play it I'll play
the full
1:16:48
thing end of show okay
1:16:53
this is awesome this is good I
know it
1:16:56
says Warren Michigan this works
from
1:16:58
it's a John bolsa which in
Warren
1:17:04
Michigan mm-hmm two hundred
dollars
1:17:06
and he says I'm letting you
know that
1:17:08
that karma for my daughter came
through
1:17:11
she got a full-time job in her
field I
1:17:13
have met a real nice girl and
it's
1:17:15
really hit a rough spot she's a
rough
1:17:18
patch hit a rough spot she's a
rough
1:17:19
she's a real keeper and I hope
that
1:17:21
things work out between us her
work has
1:17:22
been really crazy lately and
putting a
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[Music] for your people in the
mouth
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
predicted that multiple times
but we had
1:19:25
sadly yes and it hasn't
happened yet but
1:19:29
it could this was this was the
March to
1:19:33
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
1:31:02
[Music] random Ebola jingle
1:31:03
[Applause] random Ebola jingle
1:31:06
[Music] random Ebola jingle
1:31:07
[Applause] random Ebola jingle
1:31:08
[Music] random Ebola jingle
1:31:08
[Applause] random Ebola jingle
1:31:15
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
conversation with their
physician oh
1:44:41
this is the old call your
doctor like
1:44:46
you can call your doctor like
this is
1:44:48
God speaking up the phone yeah
well
1:44:50
unless you have concierge
medicine which
1:44:52
is getting pretty darn popular
and you
1:44:54
can call your doctor but now
this isn't
1:44:56
it's about telling you that
you're sick
1:44:59
that you have a problem and in
most
1:45:01
cases the pharmaceuticals
advertise
1:45:04
these days are enhancers of the
problem
1:45:06
you already have so a is your
anti
1:45:08
depression mentioned I can say
1:45:11
direct-to-consumer advertising
of
1:45:12
pharmaceuticals is one thing
that brings
1:45:14
patients to the physician's
office but
1:45:16
in the emergency department
people come
1:45:17
you know after seeking
information from
1:45:19
a wide array of sources I mean
folks
1:45:21
Google you know symptoms folks
are
1:45:23
reading WebMD they are getting
1:45:24
information from a wide variety
of
1:45:26
sources yes which big pharma is
is
1:45:28
feeding and seeding WebMD is
completely
1:45:33
completely under control of the
1:45:35
pharmaceutical in
1:45:36
you got a WebMD and say whoa
these are
1:45:38
the symptoms I have before you
know it
1:45:40
you've you're taking some kind
of pill
1:45:42
do not go to WebMD please so I
think all
1:45:46
of the kind of mass media that
we have
1:45:48
today the kind of mass media
that we have
1:45:48
you know leads to increased
awareness it
1:45:51
doesn't necessarily lead to
that might
1:45:52
not be the right medicine for
the
1:45:53
patient you know it may just be
the
1:45:55
start of a conversation it's
really up
1:45:57
to the to the physician you
know working
1:45:59
with the patient yeah who's
also on the
1:46:01
take on the back end ready for
you with
1:46:04
your question understanding
their
1:46:05
concerns making the best
decision for
1:46:07
the patient one more from this
douche
1:46:08
bag you know this is a this is a
1:46:11
specifically about the the anti
1:46:13
depression meds let's call them
1:46:16
antidepressants I think that
overall it
1:46:18
moves the health literacy
conversation
1:46:20
in the right direction oh yes
it towards
1:46:22
our pocketbook you think about
an
1:46:24
illness like like depression
1:46:26
to be honest folks didn't talk
about
1:46:28
depression 20 years ago no they
were
1:46:29
depressed that the advertising
that
1:46:33
occurred to raise awareness
about
1:46:34
antidepressant medications led
a number
1:46:36
of folks to start talking about
the
1:46:38
symptoms of depression they
need to be
1:46:43
thanking them for starting the
1:46:45
conversation John this is very
good that
1:46:48
they're advertising one of the
only two
1:46:50
countries in the world that
advertises
1:46:52
direct to consumers of your
poison you
1:46:54
think about you know all sorts
of
1:46:56
diseases where folks just
didn't talk
1:46:58
about it it wasn't you know it
was
1:47:00
perhaps stigmatized yeah right
syndrome
1:47:03
weren't brought up and so while
you may
1:47:05
not like a specific
advertisement
1:47:07
overall if we're raising
awareness about
1:47:09
serious illnesses like
depression HIV
1:47:12
hepatitis you know infectious
diseases
1:47:14
vaccines there are all sorts of
reasons
1:47:16
why we want people to seek
medical care
1:47:19
yes because you want people to
think
1:47:22
they're sick and they need your
stuff
1:47:24
person yeah like you said
restless leg
1:47:26
syndrome if I may really you're
not
1:47:28
really taking credit for
increased
1:47:30
awareness or Ellis's like
depression
1:47:32
you're not letting advertising
those
1:47:37
apparently she just carry those
well
1:47:39
that's why some people are
credit for
1:47:41
that are you
1:47:41
I wouldn't say well we certainly
1:47:43
wouldn't take full credit but I
would
1:47:44
say that talking about things
are
1:47:46
putting things on television
1:47:48
raising awareness of what
symptoms for
1:47:50
think phrases as my use can
certainly be
1:47:52
helpful and moving the needle on
1:47:54
illnesses that maybe weren't
talked
1:47:55
about or somebody may not have
wanted to
1:47:57
talk to their doctor about it
yes geez
1:47:59
it's I just found that whole
1:48:02
conversation to be horrible
just yeah it
1:48:08
was my goodness
1:48:12
it's really really really
really bad if
1:48:15
these guys want to fight this
little
1:48:17
thing about to putting the
price on
1:48:19
there why don't we just pass a
law and
1:48:21
just refuse them access and no
such you
1:48:24
can't do these ads all this
stuff is
1:48:27
nonsense the fact that they
allow them
1:48:28
to do these ads and sell people
stuff
1:48:30
that they really force here
that just
1:48:33
end up gouging the public in
general
1:48:35
because of the insurance
companies pick
1:48:36
it up well I think it's a I
think it's a
1:48:38
good double whammy from from
the Trump
1:48:41
admitted excuse me
administration one
1:48:43
you know these prices are too
high too
1:48:44
the main thing is people will
start to
1:48:46
see the discrepancy in you know
what
1:48:49
you're paying and they'll they
may even
1:48:51
be able to figure out that when
you have
1:48:52
a copay it's based on a
percentage of
1:48:56
that high official retail
number which
1:48:59
is not at all the number the
insurance
1:49:01
company pays they pay about 30
percent
1:49:03
of that but your own copay is
based on
1:49:07
100 percent of the jacked up
number
1:49:09
which the insurance company
never pays
1:49:12
that's the scam
1:49:14
it's one of the many scams and
you know
1:49:16
and that's what they'd really
don't want
1:49:18
people figuring out I'm sure
they'll
1:49:19
find all kinds of ways and
they're gonna
1:49:21
flood the web there's gonna be
a lot of
1:49:23
money coming into the web the
web md's
1:49:27
but also Instagram people
influencers
1:49:30
you watch will be over will be
overrun
1:49:33
with this stuff if this past is
which I
1:49:34
think it will I mean it's it's
not even
1:49:36
I think it's just a regulation
that the
1:49:38
FDA can put in place or Health
and Human
1:49:41
Services through the FDA I
don't think
1:49:43
there's any law doesn't have to
go
1:49:44
through Congress does it I
doubt it most
1:49:47
laws don't go through Congress
let's
1:49:48
face it
1:49:51
how about doing a little thing
on this
1:49:54
is I didn't know this
apparently Steve
1:49:56
Bannon banyan banyan is the one
behind
1:50:01
the Boston ro election in
Brazil to put
1:50:05
this right-wing pro-business
guy in with
1:50:08
the guy who got stabbed
1:50:09
no this is the bill election no
the
1:50:13
Brazilian president-elect oh
I'm sorry
1:50:15
I'm thinking Venezuela
1:50:18
play that this was only
democracy now
1:50:21
plays this sort of thing I have
to give
1:50:22
him credit for this in Brazil
the
1:50:24
far-right front-running
presidential
1:50:26
candidate Jair Bolton ro is
being
1:50:29
accused of profiting from a
1:50:30
misinformation campaign
smearing his
1:50:33
opponent Fernando Haddad J
dodges
1:50:36
leftist Workers Party is
calling for an
1:50:38
investigation into the campaign
1:50:40
allegedly funded by Pro Bowls
in Iran
1:50:42
foreign entrepreneurs using the
popular
1:50:45
social networking platform
whatsapp
1:50:47
meanwhile a campaign video
released by
1:50:50
Haddad Jay is drawing attention
to the
1:50:53
link between Bowl senado and
president
1:50:55
Trump's former chief strategist
Steve
1:50:57
Bannon I'm sorry I was right
this is the
1:51:00
guy that got stabbed he's still
in the
1:51:03
hospital from the stabbing
busting our
1:51:06
oh yes what did barson arrow
gets to the
1:51:10
beginning of september
democratic
1:51:18
regimes around the world he
uses fake
1:51:20
news to spread fear and
violence to win
1:51:22
elections spreading terror
around the
1:51:26
world the last 30 years doing
this in
1:51:29
Brazil Dodge and Boston are ou
are set
1:51:32
to face off in the final round
of
1:51:33
brazil's elections October 28th
away MIT
1:51:36
did they just compare him to
Bama nor
1:51:38
they say he was running the
campaign ban
1:51:41
is running the campaign and he
got his
1:51:43
guy stabbed I don't know
anything about
1:51:45
this stabbing okay
1:51:48
Brazilian presidential
candidate here
1:51:50
Bowl Sanada recovers in a
hospital room
1:51:52
Saturday September 8th as he
was stabbed
1:51:55
during rally that's a while ago
it's two
1:51:58
months ago well it's not like
he got
1:52:00
stabbed because a Bannon that's
what you
1:52:03
say because a Bannon that's
what you
1:52:04
what do you know
1:52:07
I know
1:52:10
Deb and I actually wonder about
the
1:52:11
validity let's sort it I don't
think
1:52:13
Bannon he's too busy making
movies about
1:52:16
how great Trump is did you see
that no I
1:52:18
don't know anything I was taken
aback by
1:52:20
this story when turns out that
vans
1:52:23
behind the Boston auro campaign
because
1:52:25
he's out there destroying
democracies I
1:52:28
had this is a sight of man and
I didn't
1:52:30
know now I find it sketchy I do
want to
1:52:36
go OTG for just one second
before we get
1:52:40
to our break
1:52:40
yeah good off the off the grid
OTG I'm
1:52:43
always looking for the phone
that will
1:52:45
give me the the least possible
tracking
1:52:48
by Silicon Valley companies and
of
1:52:51
course you know we're not gonna
stop all
1:52:52
the tracking from our
intelligence but
1:52:55
the whole idea is that you
don't use it
1:52:57
because you don't really need
it and
1:52:59
you're not disturbed and you're
much
1:53:00
healthier you can watch all the
other
1:53:01
zombies walking around bent
with bent
1:53:03
backs and in their arms raised
and
1:53:06
they're looking at their phones
and
1:53:07
there is a new one on the
horizon I want
1:53:11
to report on these things this
new one
1:53:13
you may have seen got a lot of
a lot of
1:53:15
attention the past few days
over the
1:53:17
weekend from Kyocera the
company that
1:53:19
makes the flip phone I like a
lot the
1:53:21
dura dura xe4 about 150 bucks
on the
1:53:26
Amazon they coming up with a
new one
1:53:28
credit card-sized
1:53:29
does phone text and has a
little web
1:53:33
browser on an e-ink screen so
it's
1:53:36
completely undesirable to use
but you
1:53:38
could use it if you needed some
web
1:53:41
access at that very moment
looks like
1:53:42
it's gonna be about $300 in
Japan first
1:53:46
yeah but this is I told you
this was
1:53:48
this is where people are gonna
go they
1:53:50
want to get off of the grid
from time to
1:53:53
time and so we have the point
to coming
1:53:58
we've got the light phone to
there's a
1:54:00
lot of these devices and this
is a
1:54:01
Kyocera or Kyocera how you
pronounce it
1:54:04
pretty big company
1:54:07
so I like that sky Dussehra it
is
1:54:09
Kyocera yeah now I think these
prices
1:54:13
are too high you can buy a good
you can
1:54:15
buy a smartphone with the flat
you know
1:54:18
like a Apple clone phone for 40
50 bucks
1:54:22
yeah but you do not want a
smartphone
1:54:24
this is the whole point just
yeah but
1:54:27
it's that but but who's gonna
pay 300
1:54:29
bucks if you don't want to be
tracked
1:54:31
turn the phone off it's not
about not
1:54:33
being okay John you have no
standing
1:54:35
because you're not following
with the
1:54:37
program the idea is exactly
that if you
1:54:40
don't if you there's a
difference
1:54:42
between having communications
in your
1:54:44
pocket when you need it and
turning it
1:54:46
off and not taking it with you
and
1:54:47
that's the sweet spot that is
really
1:54:50
going to be big and you big in
chief
1:54:54
well it could be but this is
America
1:54:58
baby this look it's $300 I
agree it's
1:55:04
too expensive for what they're
giving
1:55:05
you but at least is not $1300
where the
1:55:08
thing that tracks you and makes
you sick
1:55:12
and I have to give one man a
comment on
1:55:15
the $1,300 phone I'm gonna I'm
going to
1:55:18
credit someone else with the
true
1:55:20
identification of this trend it
is a
1:55:23
trend I don't care what you say
1:55:24
if it's too expensive or not
the trend
1:55:27
is going to feature phones that
don't do
1:55:30
very much keep you in minimal
contact
1:55:33
and I have to say it is Lindsey
Graham
1:55:35
who predicted the OTG movement
in 2015
1:55:40
before I even did and I have
the clip to
1:55:44
prove it do you remember when
President
1:55:47
Trump gave out Lindsey
cellphone number
1:55:49
yeah do you remember that very
funny
1:55:54
and he he made a very funny
video or
1:55:57
kind of funny for his doing
that he was
1:55:59
smashing his phone and getting
rid of it
1:56:01
and it actually if you look at
the video
1:56:03
it is the Kyocera flip phone
the dura
1:56:07
that i've liked so much and he
talked
1:56:08
about it with one of our
mainstream
1:56:11
media reporters and he makes
this bold
1:56:13
prediction let me ask you when
Donald
1:56:15
Trump gave out your phone
number did
1:56:16
your phone start ringing off
the hook
1:56:18
oh yeah it blew up the Pope the
phone is
1:56:22
now we're moving on one way to
make sure
1:56:26
that your phone can't be used
is for
1:56:28
somebody to give your number I
don't
1:56:30
national television but
Donald's done
1:56:32
something my staff could not do
and
1:56:34
that's get me to upgrade to a
better
1:56:36
phone and I'm marching forward
I was
1:56:38
gonna say I mean a flip phone
these days
1:56:40
looks like you're really
holding on to
1:56:43
the tail end of a day
absolutely I was
1:56:46
trying you know because it's
coming back
1:56:47
one day you know it will be the
new
1:56:49
thing what unfortunately the
the flip
1:56:54
phone has probably seen its
last days
1:56:56
and I'm going to have to make a
decision
1:56:58
to move forward and Donald
Trump in that
1:57:01
regard thanks about
1:57:07
[Music] thanks about
1:57:13
there you go Lindsey Graham 2015
1:57:16
predicting one day it's coming
back how
1:57:18
right he was he is the Oracle
the sage
1:57:21
yeah yeah that's what I've
always called
1:57:24
him sage the sage their visit
did you
1:57:29
see this article that's
speaking of OTG
1:57:31
which could also be old time
gear
1:57:34
instead of off the grid
1:57:35
someone found an article of
yours from
1:57:37
1983 after you had to come back
from
1:57:40
Comdex yeah and this is a great
and I
1:57:44
put it in the show notes is
fantastic I
1:57:46
shall read this tell me if you
remember
1:57:48
this article he wrote 1983 the
most
1:57:51
interesting product at Comdex
was the
1:57:54
expand division cartridge from
simu tech
1:57:57
of east lansing michigan does
this ring
1:58:00
a bell not yet
1:58:02
I showed up at his booth with
Chicago's
1:58:04
software bigwigs sat Tara Kyle
kalsa we
1:58:08
regret saara we we were greeted
by a not
1:58:11
too friendly but cute hostess
named
1:58:13
Carrie she was in one of those
1:58:15
undersized pantless tuxedos
worn by the
1:58:18
Rockettes this is great this is
history
1:58:23
ladies and gentlemen you don't
even see
1:58:24
this anymore
1:58:25
the Expando vision software
package
1:58:28
allows your home computer to
insert
1:58:30
subliminal messages into your
regular TV
1:58:32
viewing ringabel yet yeah I
remember
1:58:36
this ringabel yet yeah I
remember
1:58:36
apparently this hooked up to
your Atari
1:58:40
400 computer and you would said
it would
1:58:44
insert it into your you know
connect it
1:58:46
up to your TV and then it would
put
1:58:48
little subliminal messages in
there and
1:58:51
here's John C Dvorak the most
1:58:53
interesting to me at least was a
1:58:55
software package entitled sexual
1:58:58
confidence in in parens not
that I need
1:59:01
it in in parens not that I need
1:59:03
really I loaded this cartridge
into an
1:59:06
Atari 400 and offloaded the
message to
1:59:09
see what they were the package
comes up
1:59:11
with a menu and the top of the
menu says
1:59:13
sexual invitation hmm I thought
to
1:59:17
myself what could this be all
about
1:59:19
I suppose the ideas that you
invite a
1:59:23
targeted friend over to watch a
little
1:59:25
TV in isn't enough she'll think
then you
1:59:28
turn on the computer and see
what
1:59:29
happens I examine the messages
used in
1:59:32
these sexual invitation mode
there are
1:59:34
nine of them and they are
continually
1:59:36
cycled with one flashed every
two
1:59:38
minutes the messages are sex is
okay let
1:59:41
us make love I am okay we share
1:59:44
sexuality let us kiss let us
caress let
1:59:48
us be naked we explore bodies
let us be
1:59:52
together and this is this is
some
1:59:55
outstanding reporting this
belongs in a
1:59:57
time capsule oh yeah this was a
real
2:00:01
product huh yeah that guy
Satara was a
2:00:05
very interesting character he
had a
2:00:06
rolls-royce live in Chicago he
was Robin
2:00:09
Williams guru for at least two
or three
2:00:11
years really yeah hang out you
go to one
2:00:14
of these events never beat him
and rob
2:00:16
and be there and be great
Poupon in his
2:00:19
Hall he was a super no he is
super tall
2:00:23
good reference though super tall
2:00:25
redheaded guy who was a Sikh
and he's
2:00:31
the one who told me that the
Sikhs
2:00:34
believe that their hair are
antennas and
2:00:38
you get different you know the
different
2:00:41
stuff you get CW when you get
as long as
2:00:44
they should be
2:00:45
is he resonant on twenty meters
he had a
2:00:50
big lid that his hair was like
down to
2:00:52
his knees so it probably now
the best
2:00:55
part of this article is the
high jinks
2:00:57
of Jhansi Dvorak at Comdex
2:01:00
I remove the success motivation
2:01:03
cartridge from the demo machine
in the
2:01:05
booth and replaced it with the
sex
2:01:07
cartridge and programmed it to
run the
2:01:10
sexual invitations we left the
booth and
2:01:13
left poor Carrie in her pant
'lest
2:01:16
tuxedo to deal with the passing
show
2:01:19
goers who would watch the TV
for a few
2:01:21
moments and then look at her
with
2:01:22
thoughts of seduction great gag
I
2:01:25
thought December 26 1983 ladies
and
2:01:30
gentlemen only can you get that
kind of
2:01:33
comedy stylings here on the No
Agenda
2:01:35
show show my food by donation
to no
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agenda imagine all the people
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do with us oh yeah
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[Music] with us oh yeah
2:01:49
yeah them's were the days a
good times
2:01:52
bro before we start I do have a
Baroness
2:01:57
bangbang of the California
Central Coast
2:01:59
venture to Santa Cruz Bank
Baroness
2:02:03
bangbang of of the California
Central
2:02:06
Coast Ventura to Santa Cruz
2:02:12
got it got it no got it
2:02:16
alright so we do have a few
people to
2:02:18
thank for show 1078
2:02:19
yes starting with how well this
is no
2:02:25
good though we start with Tony
Santos
2:02:30
well I don't oh I have Tony
Santos from
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Sickler Ville New Jersey
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okay never mind never mind
billary let
2:02:41
me guess it's that damn excel
thing
2:02:44
again no it wasn't that at all
I was
2:02:47
score scrolled over and I just
looked at
2:02:49
this thing pick you I had
theirs I had
2:02:50
the wrong view on okay Tony
Santos and
2:02:53
Sinclair Villa New Jersey $111
eleven
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cents thanks for the past
eleven years
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of sanity now circle in
Northville
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Michigan another 111 dollars
and 11
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donation for the show on
Thursday yes
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and Cal of course is from from
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dealer our CBD I deal while
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available yeah Bart Gallo in
Hoboken New
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Jersey 111 dollars and 11 cents
he has a
2:03:21
law he's a thing your wish is a
call out
2:03:24
to his friend Gabe as a
douchebag but
2:03:29
also he wants to throw in an
instant d
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douching if this is allowed he
says for
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buying me a framed no agenda
poster for
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my birthday earlier this year
2:03:39
mmm I don't know I would say
that's a
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personal thing between ya bar
and his
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friend Gabe yeah and we can't
approve a
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D douching it disappoint the
parents
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committee has spoken well
that's not a
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peerage issue it's a it's a
it's a it's
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a well then put the other hat
on put the
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bookkeeping hat on when you say
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things hat on when you say these
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okay no no serve I can't Donald
Bob
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russki our buddy in the Spokane
Valley
2:04:11
he's actually sir down below
the fire
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bottles Vai count of Eastern
Washington
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state wa6 Oh am i 73 73 was any
other
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note there anything else in the
note no
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jingles no not no he didn't
come in with
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his normal space Federation oh
oh that's
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disappointing normal space
Federation oh oh that's
2:04:27
yeah well 73 is kilo 5 alpha
Charlie
2:04:31
Charlie and that it concludes
our great
2:04:33
our well wishers for the 111 11
think
2:04:35
for this show so we'll see what
happens
2:04:37
on Thursday this time we had
four people
2:04:38
for our big for our big 11th our
2:04:41
celebratory week and it doesn't
seem to
2:04:43
be very nobody seems to be too
2:04:45
enthusiastic David right one
hundred two
2:04:48
dollars and 12 cents
2:04:51
his guilty of being a douchebag
he says
2:04:54
is his first on ish give him a D
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douching marks my first
donation of the
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since I
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started listening around show
888 please
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accept this my penance in
exchange for a
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thorough D douching got that if
time
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allows please give a shout-out
to serve
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Burgess of the Ozarks thank him
for
2:05:12
hitting me in the mouth and for
not
2:05:13
calling me out as a douchebag
2:05:15
I know his vague call-out was
directed
2:05:18
towards me in part but alas it
applies
2:05:20
no longer absolutely well thank
you very
2:05:21
much David Wright love and
light to
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Burbank
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California hundred one dollars
and one
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cent mr. Rick our buddy in
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6660 sir
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shout-out on the list michael
Maddaloni
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sir
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phenom of patriots nation
technically
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sir Chris of the vortex ring
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following guy on then Andrew
bands of
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Imperial Missouri 5005
following people
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or $50 donors names location
like the
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5005 I'm not sure if it that
signifies
2:06:06
anything but it's a nice
palindrome
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sauce sews it bends always
sends that in
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ah gotcha
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pear Francis Perez 50 Andrew
gussick in
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Greensboro North Carolina also
50 Thomas
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white
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Chet which way'd Chet I think in
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boy in
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Bath Michigan and Sir Paul from
horse
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heads 50 that concludes our
little group
2:06:35
a short list yeah show 1079
we're coming
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to show 1080 which would be the
11th
2:06:41
anniversary show for the no
agenda show
2:06:43
so I think that maybe people
are just
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holding back you know this it's
a coil
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and it's ready to spring
everyone's
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gonna celebrate the 11th
beagley let's
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hope yeah let's hope indeed but
we
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appreciate it whenever someone
does
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anything for the show no matter
what
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little bit
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let's vote for jobs you've got
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with a little special blowing
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that should do it
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[Music] should do it
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and today is the 21st of
October 2018 we
2:08:27
say well happy birthday to
William
2:08:29
Messing that's what Sir Chris of
2:08:30
carmel-by-the-sea says Willy
messy will
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turn 50 tomorrow on the 22nd
Dale Norman
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the
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trolls also celebrating
tomorrow David
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writes as happy birthday to his
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before Dre opal right she turns
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2:08:45
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Kendall she
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2:08:52
we say happy birthday from all
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none of
2:09:48
that today
2:09:49
today all right well we have a
big March
2:09:54
going on a big celebration from
2:09:57
Guatemala to the United States
of oh
2:10:00
that's a celebration
2:10:03
celebration of their hitting
through the
2:10:05
United States now I was I'm
getting the
2:10:07
wrong the wrong impression
about this
2:10:09
and I I think a lot of it has
to do with
2:10:11
their left-wing reporting like
let's
2:10:13
play I got three clips but
let's play
2:10:15
the Guatemala Cara ban Cara ban
caravan
2:10:19
by Amy Goodman in immigration
news a
2:10:22
migrant caravan of about four
thousand
2:10:25
Hondurans is continuing its
journey
2:10:27
toward the u.s. border as the
migrants
2:10:29
FLIR amp and violence and
economic
2:10:32
deprivation Trump has lashed
out against
2:10:34
the caravan on Twitter
attacking it
2:10:36
turns Democrats his Central
American
2:10:39
counterparts and the migrants
Trump is
2:10:41
also threatened to cut foreign
aid to
2:10:43
Central American countries
nullify the
2:10:45
new US Mexico Canada trade deal
if
2:10:48
Mexico doesn't stop the
migrants and
2:10:51
even deploy troops to close the
border
2:10:55
now there's some connection
that she
2:10:57
makes with these Hondurans with
the I
2:11:00
keep calling Guatemalans with
the
2:11:03
election of some character in
Honduras
2:11:06
that we supported some economic
hitmen
2:11:08
oh it's our fault it's all for
2:11:10
everything is our fault but I
got the
2:11:12
impression that this thing was
further
2:11:13
along because it's been
reported for
2:11:15
weeks but it's still at the
Mexican
2:11:17
border down there well now I
saw video
2:11:19
didn't they break through the
border the
2:11:21
local people did but we have to
get the
2:11:24
bigger report so we do have
some good
2:11:26
reporting I have but mostly at
the
2:11:29
bridge which is the bridge
that's going
2:11:32
into Mexico where they Mexican
stop
2:11:34
these guys and they're jumping
off the
2:11:36
bridge into the water and
swimming over
2:11:38
and they're trying to sneak
across but
2:11:40
most of them appears to have
been
2:11:41
stopped so they're not in Mexico
2:11:43
marching up - you know to us as
though
2:11:47
the Mexicans can't stop that
but let's
2:11:49
play this is the see I got
these two
2:11:51
different reports try the CBS
one first
2:11:54
well thousands of Central
American
2:11:55
migrants who are trying to get
into the
2:11:57
US are still blocked at Mexico's
2:12:00
southern border a number of
women and
2:12:02
children were allowed through
today
2:12:03
while others found their own
way in
2:12:05
Adriana Diaz is there this is
the latest
2:12:10
stop on a risky journey to a
new future
2:12:12
or at least the hope of one
countless
2:12:15
migrants mostly from Honduras
slept
2:12:17
overnight on this bridge that
stretches
2:12:20
from Guatemala to Mexico on
Friday the
2:12:24
massive group tore down a fence
allowing
2:12:26
some people to stream through
their
2:12:28
reasons are clear according to
this
2:12:31
Honduran migrant di hombre I
quote of
2:12:33
John he said there's hunger
corruption
2:12:36
insecurity and uncertainty
that's
2:12:38
forcing Hondurans to leave our
country
2:12:40
because we can't live there
anymore
2:12:42
Mexico is processing some women
and
2:12:45
children for entry but today
others
2:12:47
avoided the mostly deadlocked
bridge by
2:12:50
going under it they used
makeshift boats
2:12:52
little more than inner tubes
and plywood
2:12:55
17-year old Jamie Aaron
Hernandez was
2:12:57
one of them how old are you
Qantas
2:12:59
understand it
2:13:01
yes this is the other 17 I
don't get a
2:13:04
seat where do you want to go
mister
2:13:05
Livonia to the United States y
por que
2:13:09
por que quiero una novia
sakagami
2:13:12
familia de langue you want to
start a
2:13:14
new life can help your family
move
2:13:15
forward the few people who have
the
2:13:17
proper paperwork who have
passports who
2:13:19
have visas will be allowed into
Mexico
2:13:21
the others there he goes he
just jumped
2:13:25
and he's swimming
2:13:30
the water where he is is pretty
shallow
2:13:32
but there are parts of this
river where
2:13:35
the water reaches chest-deep or
deeper
2:13:38
it is dangerous to jump but
this is what
2:13:41
a lot of people are resorting
to in
2:13:42
order to get to Mexico any way
they can
2:13:44
Federal Police were there to
keep order
2:13:47
but not stop illegal crossings
further
2:13:50
south in Guatemala police tried
to
2:13:53
create a blockade but this
truck tore
2:13:55
through it
2:13:56
helping migrants join the
caravan for
2:13:58
the thousands still stuck on
this bridge
2:14:01
there are a few options some
are waiting
2:14:02
to try to be processed by
Mexican
2:14:04
immigration others are
returning back to
2:14:06
the Guatemalan side and some
are still
2:14:09
jumping from the bridge to try
to swim
2:14:11
to the Mexican side Rina
incredible
2:14:15
images Adriana Diaz thank you
2:14:17
they a new treatment is showing
promise
2:14:19
stop this should make good
earlier now
2:14:24
here's the PBS well that was
riveting
2:14:26
and it wasn't that good it was
it should
2:14:29
have been cut when he jumped
from the
2:14:31
bridge that's where I had to
cut out of
2:14:32
Hawaii okay so was it miss it
was
2:14:34
actually kind of liked hearing
that
2:14:36
stupid draw another one just
jumped in
2:14:38
oh because he's jumping on in
the water
2:14:43
let's try that invasion update
on PBS is
2:14:46
from Saturday the caravan of
migrants
2:14:48
heading north from Central
America has
2:14:50
gotten smaller overnight at the
Mexico
2:14:52
Guatemala border some of the
thousands
2:14:55
of mostly Honduran migrants
escaping
2:14:57
violence and poverty have
crossed into
2:14:59
Mexico both legally and
illegally others
2:15:02
retreated after a confrontation
with
2:15:04
Mexican riot police after
meeting with
2:15:06
Mexican president Enrique Pena
Nieto
2:15:08
yesterday US Secretary of State
Mike
2:15:10
Pompeo said that Mexico has
sent 500
2:15:13
federal agents to its southern
border
2:15:16
President Trump is threatening
to cut
2:15:18
off aid to Central American
countries if
2:15:20
they don't stop migrants from
leaving
2:15:21
and says he's considering
sending active
2:15:24
duty troops to the us-mexico
border
2:15:26
federal troops are prohibited
from
2:15:28
deployment on US soil to enforce
2:15:30
domestic laws
2:15:32
now who sent these why are
these people
2:15:36
decided to all come at once not
they
2:15:39
don't dribble because someone's
paying
2:15:41
them handing out cash we have
video why
2:15:45
doesn't that report it on why
doesn't
2:15:47
anybody report on that because
it's
2:15:49
professional courtesy when
another gang
2:15:51
is doing something with the
people and
2:15:54
trying to make some news you
just report
2:15:56
on it you don't expose them it's
2:15:58
professional when someone's
paying
2:16:02
people to do something to make a
2:16:04
political point you let them go
you
2:16:06
report on it you don't bust the
ring
2:16:08
that's not how journos work
what other
2:16:11
explanation is there
2:16:12
there is zero explanation for
this
2:16:15
except somebody has either paid
these
2:16:17
people off or organized them or
2:16:19
something to get them all to do
this at
2:16:21
once into one large Caravan as
its
2:16:24
presented on democracy now as a
caravan
2:16:28
scarers nope do we get no
information
2:16:31
whatsoever about who's behind
it or why
2:16:33
they're doing it
2:16:34
besides all we have corruption
in
2:16:36
Honduras they're these people
fear for
2:16:38
their lives that is the party
line these
2:16:40
people fear for their lives
they're
2:16:41
being killed although I see no
evidence
2:16:43
of this per se and that's why
they are
2:16:46
coming to the United States to
claim
2:16:48
asylum to the United States to
claim
2:16:50
oh yes Beto I forgot as a part
of my
2:16:53
Beto report
2:16:56
well what is betos policies
first policy
2:17:01
he's Pro legalization of weed
at which
2:17:05
point I said you had me at weed
2:17:09
but then he's against the wall
but he
2:17:11
wants the Dhaka kids to be
legalized
2:17:14
immediately says that his
immigration
2:17:16
policy yes no wall legalize the
Dhaka
2:17:18
kids okay thanks
2:17:22
so these guys are talking about
it
2:17:24
either now
2:17:28
right well well it's just an
attack on
2:17:29
the country's rights I'm good
yeah but
2:17:31
it's good for Trump so
whoever's paying
2:17:34
for it I that's why you don't
hear me
2:17:36
say it's Soros because this
could easily
2:17:38
be the Republicans by saying
look look
2:17:41
this is what we have to deal
with it's
2:17:43
just as rotten as everybody
else so I'm
2:17:45
not gonna argue that now
Elizabeth
2:17:48
Warren was a firm
2:17:50
Oh a I want to go there in a
second I
2:17:52
want to hear something else
California
2:17:55
yeah you have the net
neutrality law in
2:17:57
effect now I believe is that
correct
2:17:59
didn't uh Jerry sign off on it
yes it is
2:18:02
signed off and I don't know if
it's in
2:18:04
effect but probably okay and
the idea of
2:18:08
net neutrality is all traffic
is neutral
2:18:10
and ISPs may not make any
exceptions
2:18:15
the idea so that the little guy
the
2:18:18
little guy can't get screwed
with this
2:18:19
little stream and so your
Netflix won't
2:18:22
buffer am I correct
2:18:24
yeah pretty much and was it not
Verizon
2:18:27
that came into a very bad light
because
2:18:31
they cut off the firefighters in
2:18:33
California because they had run
out of
2:18:34
data bastards
2:18:36
that's was Verizon correct I
believe so
2:18:39
and so the and so these guys
had to they
2:18:42
couldn't use their account they
had to
2:18:43
switch to a different account
according
2:18:45
to the Verizon rep because they
had run
2:18:48
out of data and of course these
guys are
2:18:49
there fighting fires and they
needed
2:18:51
data and so was it was a bad PR
story
2:18:54
for Verizon so they come back
they come
2:18:57
back but do they come back and
do they
2:18:58
say hey California firefighters
we're
2:19:01
dedicating our lives to you
well not
2:19:03
exactly our lives to you well
not
2:19:04
it's all in the details here is
their
2:19:07
most recent television
commercial every
2:19:11
call is different so the only
thing that
2:19:14
we can do to make sure that we
get there
2:19:15
safely and then we leave that
scene
2:19:18
safely and go home at night is
trained
2:19:21
and we train all the time in
the fire
2:19:23
service no matter how much we
train the
2:19:26
last thing you want a disaster
is to
2:19:28
lose communications without
2:19:30
communications we have not
people get
2:19:32
hurt when disaster strikes that
is when
2:19:36
your communication service can
really
2:19:39
become your lifeline
2:19:44
we are constantly innovating
from a
2:19:46
dedicated lien on our network
just for
2:19:48
first responders to cell towers
on
2:19:50
wheels I'm sorry a dedicated
Lane a fast
2:19:55
lane well that's got Daniel Lee
that is
2:19:59
illegal under net neutrality
rules I
2:20:01
don't care if it's for
telemedicine I
2:20:03
don't care if it's for
firefighters that
2:20:06
is illegal and I want you John
C Dvorak
2:20:09
to make a point of it in
California I'll
2:20:11
try to figure out who's
responsible for
2:20:13
allowing this abomination of
all the
2:20:16
things they could have said
they had to
2:20:18
say a dedicated lane not line a
2:20:21
dedicated Lane which means it
was
2:20:23
exactly the language of net
neutrality a
2:20:25
fast lane exactly what would
should not
2:20:29
be happening so my Netflix is
going to
2:20:31
get buffered because these guys
are
2:20:33
fighting fires uh-uh
2:20:35
not according to the law you're
not
2:20:39
I think you're onto something
not really
2:20:42
it's Lou you're on let's just
2:20:44
hypocritical bullcrap from
everybody but
2:20:47
otherwise no the talk about
hypocritical
2:20:51
bullcrap let me play this
little clip
2:20:53
about this sort of thing this
is a
2:20:54
report on Democracy Now about
ProPublica
2:20:57
reveals that the Trump real
estate
2:20:59
organization was kind of like
playing
2:21:02
dirty look reveals the Trump
family
2:21:05
regularly engaged in patterns of
2:21:07
deceptive practices and their
real
2:21:09
estate deals around the world
the report
2:21:11
finds President Trump and his
2:21:15
first of all I was taken aback
by the
2:21:18
the even the concept that any
real
2:21:21
estate would you have any sort
of
2:21:25
deceptive practices trying to
move real
2:21:28
estate because it's unheard of
it's it's
2:21:32
an outrage that there's
gambling going
2:21:34
on some used-car salesmen play
Joe yeah
2:21:40
no that's an American no no no
except of
2:21:44
practices and their real estate
deals
2:21:46
around the world the report
finds
2:21:48
President Trump and his
daughter Ivanka
2:21:50
now a senior advisor regularly
misled
2:21:53
investors and buyers by
inflating
2:21:55
property sales numbers giving a
false
2:21:57
sense of the viability of the
projects
2:22:00
this comes as the Trump name
was removed
2:22:02
from yet another New York City
building
2:22:04
on Thursday after residents
complained
2:22:06
of security risks and reduced
property
2:22:08
values associated with the
Trump name
2:22:13
okay let's get this straight
the reason
2:22:16
you would take the Trump name
off of a
2:22:18
building in New York City if it
wasn't
2:22:20
the big Trump so it doesn't get
2:22:22
vandalized yeah vandalized if
people get
2:22:25
harassed by Democrats
2:22:30
people oh let's be honest about
these
2:22:32
reports Amy Elizabeth Warren
couple of
2:22:38
things here she was a nickname
yes Betsy
2:22:42
used to be Pocahontas but that
got taken
2:22:45
away by trauma it's screwed so
she did a
2:22:48
DNA test and that was a big
joke and
2:22:51
everyone laughed about it that
has a
2:22:53
little extra tail to this joke
you know
2:22:56
the DNA company that she used
it was
2:22:59
23andme wasn't it no uh-uh no
it was not
2:23:03
it's Family to Family Tree DNA
which he
2:23:08
her ex-husband co-founded with
Carlos
2:23:12
Bustamante you might remember
that name
2:23:15
for that is the expert who told
her that
2:23:18
she definitely had Cherokee in
her
2:23:20
heritage inside job
2:23:24
huh company her ex-husband
founded for
2:23:29
DNA testing and the co-founder
who was
2:23:32
happy to say yeah you're
Cherokee way to
2:23:35
go but there is actual news
about DNA
2:23:40
and this is this is pretty big
you've
2:23:42
heard about it on the no agenda
show we
2:23:44
have experts in the field who
have sent
2:23:47
in many comments and said yes
this is
2:23:48
coming this is happening and it
is here
2:23:51
and it is working in just one
week law
2:23:54
enforcement newest secret
weapon helped
2:23:56
solve its very first case in
Utah 2 News
2:23:59
told you first and exclusively
if not
2:24:01
was no agenda
2:24:02
stop it about a rap and DNA
that started
2:24:05
in Utah a couple of weeks ago
rapid DNA
2:24:08
the portable machine analyzes
DNA in
2:24:10
less than two hours Jimmy lab
was the
2:24:13
very first person to show us
this new
2:24:15
technology and Jim experts
fairly
2:24:17
shocked by the speed at which
this very
2:24:20
first case was solved they say
criminals
2:24:22
beware because this technology
can be
2:24:24
used by any agency across the
entire
2:24:26
state at no cost to that agency
or you
2:24:29
the taxpayer and experts go on
to say
2:24:31
it's gonna help them put more
criminals
2:24:33
behind bars in jails like this
one and
2:24:35
others across the state before
they get
2:24:37
into yeah oh yeah so the
machine is free
2:24:40
and it doesn't cost anything to
operate
2:24:42
it it's free you can use you
can call
2:24:44
them up and say hey I need I
need a
2:24:46
rapid DNA and then it doesn't
cost
2:24:48
anything is a free miss free
bo-buddies
2:24:50
free and yeah just free bullcrap
2:24:53
somebody's paying what this is
2:24:55
he's a scare tactic cuz you'll
hear how
2:24:57
its implemented and what it
really does
2:24:59
is scare people just by saying
Oh bro
2:25:01
we've got your DNA 27 year old
Albert
2:25:05
Hernandez of hiram is literally
the new
2:25:07
face of Utah criminals caught
with the
2:25:09
help of rapid DNA technology
because
2:25:12
he's the very first this is one
step in
2:25:14
the right direction you know
obviously
2:25:16
it was a successful outcome and
that's
2:25:17
what we want to see Nate mutter
is
2:25:19
trained on the rapid DNA
machine working
2:25:21
with cash county attorney James
Swank
2:25:23
they got Hernandez to admit to
his
2:25:25
crimes with DNA proof in about
two weeks
2:25:28
Swink was out of town they
spoke to me
2:25:30
via FaceTime about the state's
first
2:25:32
guilty plea case
2:25:34
able to corner him really
quickly and
2:25:37
she knew it on September night
you hear
2:25:41
this this is very interesting
now you
2:25:43
you nailed this this was good
I'll give
2:25:45
you I'm gonna give you a clip
of the day
2:25:47
after this is over because this
you you
2:25:49
your analysis is dead on this is
2:25:51
bullcrap just reminds you of a
scene I
2:25:53
think was in the wire where
they took a
2:25:56
copying machine and they put a
bunch of
2:25:58
paper in it that said true and
false
2:26:00
written on it and they has to
ask guys
2:26:02
stupid questions and then they
new
2:26:03
machine would caught the piece
of paper
2:26:05
that said true and false
Buffalo in him
2:26:08
into believing this was a lie
detector
2:26:10
that caught him wait until you
hear how
2:26:12
they did this guy Keith
Hernandez broke
2:26:14
into a cash County home stole
some stuff
2:26:16
and ran off he left behind DNA
swing
2:26:19
says would normally take months
to
2:26:21
process leaving Hernandez on
the streets
2:26:33
he drank a Diet Mountain Dew
can they
2:26:36
put the can in the machine
2:26:37
[Music] the can in the machine
2:26:40
son we got your DNA might as
well mint
2:26:43
otherwise have to show you the
results
2:26:44
the AG's office owns it
operates the two
2:26:46
analyzers DNA filled test tubes
are put
2:26:49
into this mobile machine and
results are
2:26:51
returned in about 90 minutes
2:26:55
Hernandez pleaded guilty to
burglary
2:26:57
theft possession of meth and
obstruction
2:26:59
of justice
2:27:00
so with criminal number one
behind bars
2:27:02
thanks to the new tool who's
next
2:27:05
there's several in the works I
have a
2:27:07
feeling that we're gonna get
hit with
2:27:09
numerous in one day oh yeah
it's gonna
2:27:12
be a bonanza all you have to do
is say
2:27:14
by the way load up on this guy
he has
2:27:17
one or he did one thing and
they didn't
2:27:18
obstruction of justice in this
case
2:27:21
which they added to his charges
was him
2:27:24
saying no I didn't do anything
oh okay
2:27:27
and then look we proved you did
it
2:27:29
that's obstruction of justice
2:27:31
this is dissing abomination
2:27:34
regardless I think it's a very
stupid
2:27:36
idea to give your DNA to
anybody like
2:27:40
23andme to give your DNA to
anybody like
2:27:42
I I hovered over the mouse
button for a
2:27:44
moment I want to really see if
I have
2:27:46
any Cherokee in me you
definitely do and
2:27:50
I was like I really don't want
my name
2:27:53
is so you can you could put in
a fake
2:27:54
name but I don't want my name
associated
2:27:57
with this I really don't want
it trolled
2:27:59
are in the troll room actually
made a
2:28:00
good point he said you watched
LifeLock
2:28:02
will soon be offering DNA lock
up your
2:28:05
DNA so no one can get to it
that's
2:28:08
probably something good that's
probably
2:28:10
something that's coming it
sounds like
2:28:12
something you these guys would
do but
2:28:13
but basically you just have a
box with a
2:28:16
you know with a test tube
holder on top
2:28:17
and a display kind of like the
the e
2:28:20
machine from Scientology in a
way you
2:28:23
know it looks all snazzy and
you just
2:28:25
put the mountain Dew can in and
shake it
2:28:27
about and make drip drip drip
and then
2:28:31
spits out a printout oh yeah
yeah this
2:28:34
is uh this is very very cool
how they're
2:28:37
introducing us and I'm looking
I'm
2:28:39
looking forward to it I'm going
flush
2:28:40
these criminals are idiots no
yeah they
2:28:42
shit man you got my D you got
Mike you
2:28:44
got my Mountain Dew can alright
I'm done
2:28:47
it meanwhile Elizabeth Warren is
2:28:51
promoting something which at
first I was
2:28:54
very excited about it it's like
oh this
2:28:57
is something I really want to
sign up
2:28:58
for it's an education and it
turned out
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little lessons how to defuse
this at
2:31:08
school how to defeat dog whistle
2:31:11
politics how to defeat dog
whistle
2:31:12
oh here's Robert rice race and
of course
2:31:17
he has the stupidest course
2:31:18
communicating across difference
yet mat
2:31:21
mat man who wants that book we
want to
2:31:25
learn how to knock on doors
Robert rice
2:31:27
this is this is boring in that
2:31:31
interesting dumb yes quite dumb
2:31:39
this is this is definitely
stupid it's
2:31:43
it's like a phone bank yeah I
told you I
2:31:47
told you it was lame okay so
there's a
2:31:49
couple things we need to talk
about you
2:31:51
see you sent me a link about
New York
2:31:54
and this is a very interesting
story I
2:31:58
think it was in the Atlantic
and the
2:32:00
title of it why New York has so
many
2:32:02
empty storefronts oh yeah you
know now
2:32:05
if you will summarize what this
is about
2:32:07
then I'll tell you what
happened when I
2:32:08
read it this actually first
came up in
2:32:11
the conversation on th
unplugged and
2:32:15
Horowitz asked some people
about it
2:32:17
because he was he went to New
York New
2:32:19
York more than I do
2:32:20
he's always drinking in New
York he
2:32:22
doesn't see anything it's
probably
2:32:26
closer to the truth and hey
Manheim
2:32:30
great yeah I just had another
IV these
2:32:35
after a night of drinking it
can't be
2:32:37
yeah yeah I recommend knack NAC
anyway
2:32:42
he asked some people about this
and they
2:32:45
said ah yeah we're holding out
for the
2:32:47
big money cuz there's big money
coming
2:32:49
because the economy's booming
and we
2:32:51
don't we just don't want to
rent as a
2:32:52
locals we're gonna get extra
money for
2:32:55
the for the you know the winter
when the
2:32:58
economy starts cranking up
they're gonna
2:32:59
want these storefronts and so
that we're
2:33:01
just not we're not making it
easy for
2:33:03
anyone to get him just casually
the
2:33:05
article talks about New York
pretty much
2:33:08
being a ghost town eh all these
empty
2:33:11
apartments owned by people who
don't
2:33:13
live in them and because
there's no
2:33:14
people living in them there's
no shops
2:33:17
because there's known em yeah
there's
2:33:19
ATMs there's known em yeah
there's
2:33:20
there's Starbucks as are
there's this
2:33:23
massive chains there's H&M
there's lots
2:33:26
of chains everywhere chain
retail
2:33:29
outlets but no there's no
nothing on the
2:33:30
corner or the little you know
the little
2:33:32
shop you go to the coffee shop
where you
2:33:34
get to bagel or the little
supermarket
2:33:37
the Korean grocer all of that
is gone
2:33:39
because the rain what the
article claims
2:33:41
the rents have gone up like 80
percent
2:33:43
in the past couple years 89
people out
2:33:47
and most everybody as so they
board him
2:33:50
up most everybody as so they
board him
2:33:51
collect getting cash I don't
get it
2:33:53
personally it seems like you
want cash
2:33:55
flow but these guys are banking
on some
2:33:57
big something happening and I
don't see
2:34:00
I don't see it happening I
think it's
2:34:03
just all big portfolios and I
you know
2:34:05
did see some tax scam going on
could be
2:34:09
but when I read this and when
Tina read
2:34:12
this we both said Austin this
is exactly
2:34:16
what's happening with Austin
all the
2:34:18
cool little shops in downtown
are all
2:34:20
closing why this Grinch too
high they
2:34:23
can't afford to rent downtown
and it's
2:34:25
all Starbucks and it's bonobos
and it's
2:34:29
watch there's a swatch retail
store on
2:34:32
Second Life store any thank you
thank
2:34:36
you Life store any thank you
thank
2:34:37
there's a lot of that
2:34:41
so it's it's a good art it's a
pretty
2:34:43
good article read it and you'll
see what
2:34:45
what Austin is coming to I have
a final
2:34:49
little C cleansing weight I'm
seeing a
2:34:51
lot of boarders up stuff in the
Bay Area
2:34:52
- now that you mention it more
carefully
2:34:56
yeah I do have the lottery
update with a
2:34:59
kicker I want to play that
before we go
2:35:00
and also maybe the quick review
of the
2:35:03
Trump Montana rally okay let's
do this
2:35:06
lottery update I'm about to buy
my own
2:35:08
tonight's an estimated
annuitize 1
2:35:10
billion dollars let's see if I
can make
2:35:12
you a billion but there was no
winner
2:35:15
and what had become the largest
Mega
2:35:17
Millions jackpot since the game
began in
2:35:20
2002 the odds of hitting at big
one in
2:35:23
300 2.5 million lines formed
across the
2:35:27
country yesterday as people
bought
2:35:29
tickets for a shot at what was
the
2:35:31
second largest lottery prize in
US
2:35:33
history largest lottery prize
in US
2:35:33
1 billion there hasn't been a
Mega
2:35:39
Millions jackpot winner since
July and
2:35:42
now officials say the jackpot
could soar
2:35:44
to tie the all-time record of
1.6
2:35:47
billion dollars by Tuesday
there is good
2:35:52
news for one lucky player in
Morgan Hill
2:35:54
California where at this gas
station a
2:35:56
ticket matching five of six
numbers was
2:35:59
purchased it's one of 15
tickets that's
2:36:02
good for a million dollars
2:36:04
but hitting it big doesn't
always mean
2:36:07
sustaining the lifestyle
according to
2:36:09
the Certified Financial Planner
Board of
2:36:11
standards nearly one-third of
lottery
2:36:13
winners declare bankruptcy
2:36:17
Wow these are people that for
one thing
2:36:21
is you're kind of a loser to
buy a
2:36:23
lottery ticket because the odds
are
2:36:25
ridiculous how many okay that's
not even
2:36:27
the payout is only half of the
of the
2:36:30
pot so it's not even good good
odds even
2:36:33
at that level but you know so
you're
2:36:36
such a loser that you win the
lottery
2:36:38
and then you go broke I mean I
don't
2:36:39
it's just beyond me I'm buying
2:36:42
I'm buying I'm gonna do don't
you don't
2:36:44
need another Ferrari I'm buying
I'm
2:36:47
buying the ticket yeah well of
course
2:36:50
well I'm not I figure I get the
same
2:36:53
odds as winning as you do oh no
doubt
2:36:55
but it'll make me feel good
okay very
2:36:58
interesting little thing little
gotcha
2:37:01
not getting a lot of attention
yet at
2:37:02
least not in the way I would
have
2:37:03
expected it to what's happening
in
2:37:06
Puerto Rico now you recall
there was a
2:37:09
pretty bad hurricane hit Puerto
Rico and
2:37:11
the mayor of San Juan was just
hating on
2:37:14
Trump he's out there yelling
and just
2:37:16
just making a big scene about
how
2:37:18
horrible he was and wearing not
my
2:37:21
president hats and just just
hate on
2:37:23
Trump everything it is wrong he
counted
2:37:25
the number of people wrong and
just
2:37:27
screw that guy stupid orange
clown
2:37:30
and this happens agents raided
San Juans
2:37:33
municipal building on Tuesday
amid an
2:37:35
investigation into purchasing
practices
2:37:38
used by city officials
including Mayor
2:37:40
Carmen Cruz video posted on
Twitter
2:37:43
shows several uniformed FBI
agents
2:37:45
proceeding into the building
Tuesday
2:37:47
morning local journalist
2:37:48
Luis Guardiola noted in a tweet
that
2:37:51
dozens of FBI agents were
involved in
2:37:53
the raid a spokesman for the
agency told
2:37:55
News Service El Nuevo Dia calm
that
2:37:58
Tuesday's raid was related to
an ongoing
2:38:00
investigation into whether the
mayor's
2:38:02
office in other city officials
had shown
2:38:04
favoritism in other city
officials had shown
2:38:05
when the city agreed to a
contract with
2:38:07
the company be our solutions
for four
2:38:10
point seven million dollars
over two
2:38:12
years FBI spokesman Carlos
Rosario told
2:38:15
the website quote the raid
helps us to
2:38:17
confirm what
2:38:18
the allegations of
irregularities are
2:38:20
substantiated or not FBI raid
for you
2:38:27
I'm so sorry what will you say
here's a
2:38:30
little FBI raid for you yeah I
hate it
2:38:33
when yeah it seems really like
that's
2:38:36
being used as a weapon which is
pretty
2:38:39
house legal
2:38:40
pretty nasty pretty nasty I
don't see
2:38:42
why they're not calling orange
man bad
2:38:44
orange man bad norge man very
bad I know
2:38:47
it's it's baffling well here's
the
2:38:49
review of you Trump is all over
the
2:38:51
place again in Nevada Nevada
and Montana
2:38:54
these rallies and this is the
democracy
2:38:57
now taking on it you know just
finding
2:38:59
the the objectionable parts of
the
2:39:02
speech is it over this
hour-long act
2:39:04
that he does I just thought was
pretty
2:39:07
funny though listen to Amy moan
and
2:39:09
groan about it at a rally in
Montana
2:39:11
Thursday president Trump
praised Montana
2:39:13
Congress member Greg John
forté for
2:39:16
physically assaulting a
reporter Greg is
2:39:20
smart and by the way never
wrestle him
2:39:26
any guy that can do a body slam
he's my
2:39:29
cat guy that can do a body slam
he's my
2:39:30
[Music] guy that can do a body
slam he's my
2:39:35
last year Jan 40 / a Cubs now
let's just
2:39:42
review for a second before we
continue
2:39:44
with Amy the term bodyslam was
made up
2:39:48
by the journalist himself yeah
and I
2:39:51
yeah there was a definite
scuffle and
2:39:54
the journalist wound up on the
ground
2:39:56
but the idea of bodyslam that
the guide
2:39:59
like jumped on him and slammed
this
2:40:01
whole body on top of him is a
bit of an
2:40:03
exaggeration I fear well I
think it's
2:40:06
worth it's not that's not the
imagery
2:40:08
the imagery is wrestling where
you've
2:40:10
actually picked the guy up the
grass row
2:40:14
him down onto the ground so you
slam him
2:40:17
you did a body slam yeah and I
think for
2:40:20
Trump to ignite that to me and
it may be
2:40:23
great for what's happening
there but on
2:40:26
the on the national stage it
looked they
2:40:27
made him look like a shitheel
orange man
2:40:31
bad after he asked Jen Forte a
question
2:40:34
about the Republicans health
care
2:40:35
proposal this is the audio
Jacobs
2:40:38
captured of Jen 40s at our on
hand
2:41:11
now I hope that Amy explains
what the
2:41:14
guy did and and the missing
audio in
2:41:16
front of that where he was a
total
2:41:18
reporter dick which doesn't
which gives
2:41:21
no one license to do you attack
him
2:41:24
physically well the guy did he
get me to
2:41:27
get arrested in Fisher he
deserved she
2:41:30
deserved to yeah exhibit forty
was
2:41:33
elected to Congress but he
ultimately
2:41:35
pled guilty to assaulting
Jacobs after
2:41:39
Trump praised you in Fort a at
the rally
2:41:42
Thursday night The Guardian us
editor
2:41:44
John Mulholland said in the
aftermath of
2:41:47
the murder of Jamel khashoggi
2:41:52
journalist both here and across
the
2:41:54
world where they often face far
greater
2:41:56
threats we hope decent people
will
2:41:59
denounce these comments and
that the
2:42:01
president will see fit to
apologize for
2:42:03
them unquote during the rally
Trump also
2:42:06
once again attacked
Massachusetts
2:42:09
senator Elizabeth Warren over
her recent
2:42:11
DNA test claiming her Native
American
2:42:13
ancestry you know the one good
thing
2:42:15
about her test is that there
was so
2:42:18
little average America to see
our full
2:42:33
coverage of Elizabeth Warren's
DNA test
2:42:41
can't we jam that through the
rapid DNA
2:42:44
won't one can't we just do that
for
2:42:46
everybody now just to wrap a
DNA to show
2:42:49
you right away I was just
Indian okay
2:42:52
yeah I I think that I'm not a
fan of
2:42:55
Trump promoting violence I
don't like
2:42:57
that well he gets called out a
lot for
2:43:00
he should probably stop yes yes
you
2:43:03
should stop that it's a it's a
shit move
2:43:05
I don't like it now on the
other hand
2:43:07
I've wanted to bop a reporter or
2:43:09
photographer for sure in my
lifetime
2:43:12
[Music] for sure in my lifetime
2:43:14
because they can be annoying
cool you
2:43:16
can do it but you're gonna face
charges
2:43:20
yes charges exactly
2:43:22
all right everybody I'm sure
things have
2:43:23
changed while we were just
speaking they
2:43:25
seem to go very quickly today
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2:43:27
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2:43:53
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2:43:55
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2:43:58
failure of Dijon to have any
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2:44:03
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2:44:05
until then
2:44:08
[Music] then
2:44:23
we much
2:44:24
we must they are all giddy
about a
2:44:28
shutdown the tortise in the
race then
2:44:32
co-author of Kubrick's you to
lead
2:44:35
singer Bono friend Russia's big
annoy
2:44:39
Weaver suspect Johar tsarnaev
rush
2:44:43
limbaugh rush limbaugh rush
limbaugh the
2:44:46
show rush Lombard
2:44:48
host Supreme Court Justice Sonia
2:44:50
Sotomayor is Michael is Mike a
mockery
2:44:54
yesterday Antonin II Antonin
Scalia Kim
2:44:59
Kardashian and the Republican
candidate
2:45:01
for Cairo
2:45:02
Advan Ghazi we ranked behind
lot v la
2:45:06
veta first kazakhstan
kazakhstan two
2:45:11
college students in beijing is
getting
2:45:13
lunch at chevrolet sonora an
iowa bein
2:45:17
is appropriate
2:45:19
the GOP stacks Day Giveaway to
2:45:22
millionaires why was traffic
problems
2:45:26
email sent the environmental
projection
2:45:30
agency and what sequestration
has done
2:45:34
did before we went any further
is this
2:45:37
particular clip because it does
bring
2:45:39
out an issue that I think is
floating
2:45:42
around an issue that I think is
floating
2:45:43
kind of is the subtext around
just like
2:45:48
being in a different different
it is
2:45:49
like being in a different
emission you
2:45:50
just float around and don't
cause
2:45:52
trouble float around and don't
cause
2:45:55
apparently people are
applauding Iraq
2:45:58
[Music] people are applauding
Iraq
2:46:02
and when you're in them
floating around
2:46:04
then whether you're in them a
little
2:46:06
short-term or long-term
2:46:07
[Music] or long-term
2:46:11
and so they're floating around
and
2:46:13
they're stringing because we
have
2:46:14
telephone poles around why
seems to
2:46:21
float around that's what I
thought this
2:46:23
story was about
2:46:26
around was about
2:46:29
before we started doing our
show this
2:46:32
stuff was floating around
2:46:34
[Music] was floating around
2:46:43
like I do illegal new illegal
thing you
2:47:41
cannot do a legal thing you can
do
2:47:44
illegal things you turn to a
site and a
2:47:48
cheapest factory ever the the
prison
2:47:50
system factory ever the the
prison
2:47:58
yes mofo Dvorak
2:48:00
org slash and a like shooting
fish in a
2:48:05
barrel are you getting this
baby I love
2:48:07
you are you getting this baby I
love