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Curry Jhansi Devorah
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won't be doing for Halloween
and that's
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congratulations John yes
fantastic
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congratulations to everybody
everybody
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that's
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pretty much everybody
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I wish still have a lot of
number of
1:14
people who started listening to
show
1:15
from the beginning Oh quite a
few yeah
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more than there should be
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then they're still alive which
is the
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cool thing yeah yeah but we you
know the
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the producers of the show we
don't have
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listeners we have producers
this is your
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celebration you have done this
you have
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taken us from a 20-minute show
with no
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jingles no nonsense no
commercials no
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agenda to three hours twice a
week on
1:41
Thursday filled with media
1:42
deconstruction that's quite a
path we've
1:44
taken yes we didn't start off
that way
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that's for sure no and I have
to say
1:49
John this was discussed I
should mention
1:51
on the grow America show I
haven't heard
1:53
it yet I haven't heard it yet
you
1:56
discussed what though the the
evolution
1:57
of the the no agenda show yeah
uh-huh
1:59
and what was the conclusion
that we
2:03
started what was the conclusion
that we
2:05
with number one and worth 1080
and I
2:09
today I am so happy John more
now than
2:13
ever in our 11 year history
that you're
2:16
the one that opens up all the
mail
2:18
I'm just want to say and I
continue to
2:20
be appreciative of you hearing
that
2:24
story to tell your mails not
coming
2:26
through no no no no no we have
bit since
2:28
Monday the entire city of
Austin and
2:32
Austin proper with many of the
outlying
2:36
areas have been under a
mandatory water
2:40
boil male awareness yeah but
that's not
2:43
that's a little more impactful
than
2:45
you'd first think
2:47
um but yeah but the likes of
you you
2:50
just drink Perrier whose Grey
Poupon
2:53
yeah it's not so much about me
it's
2:56
about what the economic impact
of the
2:58
city is quite severe Monday
night so it
3:02
happened Monday the afternoon
they put
3:04
the the which means you cannot
drink the
3:07
water you cannot use it for
cooking you
3:09
can't use it for washing
produce now
3:12
there's also a ban on you know
there's
3:14
also water conservation
regulations in
3:18
place and we went out to dinner
with
3:22
with Ellen and Jesse this said
that
3:25
Tina's daughter who lives in
Austin her
3:27
boyfriend and already Monday
night it
3:30
was just a small restaurant the
east
3:32
side there was stuff that you
could not
3:34
get said you know we can we
can't do
3:37
anymore anything with
vegetables so
3:38
here's what we have on the menu
there
3:40
are many restaurants close now
just
3:42
close wash their vegetables you
can't
3:46
cook you can you can't take the
risk
3:48
because this is a contamination
risk
3:50
that someone gets sick in your
3:51
restaurant or would just get
sick in
3:53
your restaurant whether it was
your
3:54
fault or not no one can take
that risk
3:56
so they're just shutting it
down people
3:57
have no paychecks and there's no
4:00
Starbucks beer as a benefit but
here's
4:06
the problem our mayor mayor
Adler is a
4:09
douchebag you know and I know
he was
4:11
already on my crap list for his
you know
4:13
just letting scooters drive on
the
4:15
sidewalk people homeless people
sleeping
4:17
everywhere but something went
wrong and
4:20
they're not telling us the
whole story
4:22
because no point as anyone said
your
4:24
water is unsafe no because they
opened
4:27
up the the dams because of the
water has
4:31
been raining here for the past
two weeks
4:32
this is not the first time that
they've
4:34
opened up the dams and yes this
is the
4:36
Lower Colorado a lot yes it's
not the
4:39
first time this has happened so
4:40
something went wrong and
apparently all
4:44
this silt clogged up the works
and from
4:48
what I understand now although
no one
4:49
has admitted that you press
conferences
4:51
and I've been really trying and
we have
4:54
no press in Austin I guess the
Austin
4:56
Statesman was bought by some
whatever
4:58
outfit doesn't there's no
there's no one
5:01
porting on anything discus
people
5:02
rewriting press releases
there's no
5:04
reporting in Austin there was a
pressure
5:08
issue that's the only thing
they said
5:09
and that's why we have a
mandatory water
5:11
boil what I understand now from
not from
5:14
Austin officials or any
reporting here
5:17
is perhaps we had an influx of
silt
5:21
which clogged up the works
5:23
they lost pressure if the pipes
go below
5:25
I think it's 20 pounds per
square inches
5:29
and backs up then well the
worse then
5:33
the even little crack somewhere
in the
5:35
along the line contamination
could come
5:38
in I guess it's coliform and
that's well
5:41
first lash is bad actually you
know
5:43
about this stuff right you've
worked in
5:44
areas about this haven't you
yes okay
5:47
but coliform is not really the
problem
5:49
California coliform is is the
is the an
5:54
aspect of the test mechanism in
other
5:57
words you have coliform that
means
5:59
you've got problems right but
it's not
6:02
like you're gonna die from
coliform
6:04
poisoning okay but if you have
coliform
6:07
that means there's sewage in
them in the
6:09
line pretty much you see
they're not
6:15
telling us what happened
6:16
and last year 2017 the citizens
of
6:20
Austin elected for a 311
million dollar
6:23
bond elected for a 311 million
dollar
6:24
to create this fourth water
plant which
6:26
is really only our second
because they
6:28
close to its supposed to do 100
million
6:30
gallons a day by itself and
everything's
6:34
failing weirdo we're using more
water
6:36
than we're producing the silt
has
6:38
clogged everything up what is
silt
6:39
exactly and how does it in
since when
6:42
does it clog up stuff well you
know as
6:44
silt is not real is it just like
6:46
deposits like sandy salty
deposits it's
6:50
it's the fine particles of dirt
right
6:54
and that kinda forms like a you
know it
6:57
makes me a very nice mud and so
every
7:00
when it accumulates it becomes
a muddy
7:02
like substance so which it is
because I
7:04
silt and that can that could
then clog
7:07
up the I don't water
purification yes it
7:09
can it must be they have these
people
7:11
wouldn't be Buffalo in you they
keep
7:13
talking about
7:14
they're there they're public
servants
7:18
probably I would guess not a no
they
7:21
probably Democrats which means
that
7:23
they're honest people yeah
they're very
7:26
honest and they have an
election at a
7:28
run thing yeah and they have an
election
7:30
coming up in in 12 days but
here's
7:34
here's one theory they'll just
throw out
7:35
there because I thought it was
kind of
7:36
interesting because in the in
the past
7:39
what couple of months when I've
been
7:41
awake learning how to wake surf
for the
7:43
former New York banker um in
Lake Austin
7:45
I noticed we used to have all
kinds of
7:49
green stuff in the water and
you know
7:51
you'd be in the water and like
what's
7:53
that against my leg I'm not I
don't like
7:54
that in general
7:55
and it was it was a lot it was
a lot I
7:58
remember two or three years ago
it's
8:00
just tons of this stuff
everywhere and
8:02
it was clogging up engines and
all kinds
8:04
of stuff happening because it
and it's
8:06
just not a nice thing and
people swim
8:08
and water-ski there etc so the
geniuses
8:10
came up with the idea of
stocking Lake
8:14
Austin with grass carp and and
the last
8:18
time I went wake surfing I
remember
8:20
saying wow there's none of this
stuff in
8:22
the water anymore and yeah we
were a bit
8:25
by a fish you know we were we
were at
8:27
the pier having a beer and some
kids
8:29
were throwing like french fries
in the
8:31
water and these enormous carp
which
8:33
turns out of the researching it
about 40
8:36
50 pounds these things weigh
they've
8:39
eaten everything they've eaten
all the
8:41
green they've eaten all the
other fish
8:42
that's all that's left and I
think maybe
8:44
when they opened the flood the
dam this
8:47
water just rushed through Lake
Austin
8:50
there's nothing left to stop
the silt or
8:53
whatever they expected and it
just you
8:55
know expand just blew everything
8:57
downstream maybe that's what
happened
8:59
but any rate we're gonna be
under this
9:01
boil watch until the weekend
maybe
9:03
longer it could be a full week
could be
9:07
a month yeah this is Austin man
this is
9:11
not some shithole country yeah
you're
9:14
not in Senegal but we're
getting bored
9:16
no but now that you mention
that could
9:19
be poop in the water it's we're
getting
9:21
closer to San Francisco we got
9:23
everything we got the homeless
we got
9:24
this the electric scooter swoop
in your
9:26
water pooping
9:27
testing that's exactly what
coliform
9:31
testing would indicate yeah and
no one's
9:34
questioning anything is that
all you
9:36
hear is jokes you were doing
him here
9:41
like what like you just said
hahaha you
9:43
just drink Perrier all day
you'd be
9:45
amazed how often you interact
with water
9:48
on a daily basis in what you
thought of
9:51
the automatic movements you
have of well
9:54
just the splash of water and
your drink
9:56
a little from my hand after
brushing my
9:58
teeth oops there's a lot of
different
10:00
and help you that anyway well
I'm just
10:04
saying there's a lot of
different ways
10:05
you interact with water and
it's like
10:07
damn I appreciate it a little
bit more
10:10
though I appreciate it a little
bit more
10:12
well this is sounds like a
disaster it's
10:16
an economic disaster for sure
10:17
they said yesterday if it
doesn't rain
10:21
we may be able to lift the ban
at the
10:24
beginning of the weekend it
rained all
10:26
day yesterday so it's gonna go
through
10:27
the weekend it's gonna go into
the next
10:29
week I I don't know I'd like to
know
10:32
what do what just like a valve
is
10:34
stopped stuck open or something
went
10:36
wrong and then they're not
admitting it
10:38
that's the only I mean this is
how no
10:40
media there anymore so what are
you
10:42
gonna do you never find out that
10:44
probably the news to guys on
television
10:46
don't have enough oomph to be
able to
10:48
find out what's going on and
then
10:50
nobody's got any technical
expertise you
10:52
know all they have to do is
find some
10:54
sewage treatment guy who's an
engineer
10:56
and who knows cuz they gossip
amongst
11:00
themselves like every industry
does and
11:02
they tell you what's happening
but they
11:03
can't even find one of those
guys I
11:05
guess I think we must have one
in the
11:07
audience oh we we have several
who had
11:10
been I was tweeting with and
that's how
11:12
I understood the the pressure
issue
11:14
because that was one line in a
in some
11:16
interview somewhere the guy
said we
11:17
haven't got a pressure issue
and then I
11:19
understood okay so there's real
11:21
contamination danger if you
have a
11:23
pressure issue and at the same
time it's
11:26
also just conserve water because
11:27
something has broken somewhere
along the
11:29
line something went wrong it's
just not
11:32
it anyway so yes we drink
Perrier and
11:36
champagne all day we don't care
about
11:38
the water crisis but there's
there's no
11:41
restaurants or closing
restaurants bars
11:45
how about you know we have craft
11:46
breweries forget about it they
can't
11:47
brew their beer
11:50
all that stuff is closed well
they still
11:52
have beer in the tank
11:54
yeah but that'll be gone
11:59
yes it will
12:01
ship in your water yeah from
France
12:04
anyway so it's interesting
living under
12:06
this disaster finally something
bad
12:09
happened really bad
12:11
yeah I've heard I was reading
about I
12:13
was hoping you'd had some
information
12:15
you got nothing well I got you
what I
12:17
think is going on which is more
than
12:19
what they're reporting here and
no one's
12:21
interested they're reporting
here and no one's
12:21
there's just no one's
interested John
12:23
they don't care I got my bottle
it's not
12:25
Trump's fault not yet not yet I
working
12:31
on it I wouldn't put it past
mayor Adler
12:33
to come up with something like
that all
12:35
right come up with something
like that all
12:36
that I was again you're still
tweeting a
12:40
lot more than you used to which
is
12:41
pretty entertaining as you show
up in my
12:44
feet a lot yeah and I need more
12:46
followers you got plenty of
followers
12:49
really get none are you okay
man I mean
12:52
it's hard when you lose a gig
sometimes
12:54
you kind of fall into a black
hole uh
12:56
yeah I'm fine okay um it's fine
man I'm
13:00
fine man I'm okay just leave me
alone
13:02
you what talk about it yeah you
tweeted
13:06
you thought that the caravan
was the
13:07
biggest story of the moment
yeah and all
13:10
bunch of weirdos just a lot of
weirdos
13:13
on Twitter I'm probably gonna
have to
13:14
quit it eventually because the
number of
13:17
guys it's like yeah felt like
crap and
13:18
they did and you look this guy
with one
13:20
follower and he obviously just
joined
13:23
last week all right and maybe
he's got
13:25
50 accounts and the one
followers this
13:28
year they follow each other
yeah yeah
13:30
and it's like they're just in
there to
13:32
make commentary that is useless
and this
13:35
doesn't help and also if you
want more
13:37
followers by the way being on
Twitter a
13:39
lot you're right I probably
tweet 1/3
13:41
more than I used to and I'm
blocking X
13:45
you're just gonna say if you
want
13:47
followers quit blocking people
and
13:50
plugging like a madman okay
it's not
13:54
healthy you know this right is
you know
13:56
that Twitter can become a little
13:57
unhealthy activity I don't know
that oh
14:01
okay when you say by the way I
look at
14:05
these years and here's the
dilemma so
14:07
you got some jerk-off he says
something
14:09
stupid and you go you look good
I'm not
14:12
gonna respond the guy's got two
14:13
followers and he just joined
last week
14:15
he's got a picture of you know
Farrah
14:18
Fawcett as an avatar yes I'm
looking and
14:23
then I think follows you
14:25
I'm thinking she's if I block
this guy
14:27
lose another follower so I moot
him
14:30
Oh mute yes that's the way to
go you did
14:33
because the follower number is
very
14:34
important to you does that keep
your
14:36
checkmark status does Jack send
you an
14:38
email from time to time and say
hey keep
14:40
your keep your numbers that
otherwise
14:42
will take away your check mark
the yeah
14:45
the other thing is I didn't
notice this
14:47
because I've been muting you
can mute
14:49
entire conversations as mute
14:50
conversation you get these
arguments
14:53
going bad man yeah
14:54
and the worst part is you're in
an
14:55
argument where you're not even
in the
14:57
argument you're just CC that
you're like
14:58
one of the guys that the ads so
you get
15:01
I don't want to be listening to
these
15:02
two guys going at each other
you can hit
15:05
mute conversation takes the
whole thing
15:07
off your string fantastic what a
15:09
discovery yeah I'm learning a
lot yes I
15:14
can tell I can tell so I think
the big
15:17
news actually is not to care of
it I
15:18
think it's the the speed yes
I'm very
15:22
confused by this because they
seem to
15:24
sometimes move 500 miles a day
according
15:27
to news reports and the same
recycled
15:30
drone footage of the of the
bridge and
15:33
all these tight shots tight
shots of
15:36
people sitting down and that's
when
15:38
they're interviewed because
apparently
15:40
then they're not moving they're
just
15:41
hanging out and it's this is I
this
15:45
reeks of wagged the dog type
television
15:47
production with some
professional
15:49
elements but otherwise who the
hell
15:52
knows what I'm looking at
doesn't look
15:54
like a caravan I mean I don't
know it
15:55
could be stock footage from
Europe for
15:57
all I know I really don't know
what this
15:59
is the only person I've seen
on-site in
16:02
the tightest shot ever was
Jorge Ramos
16:06
from universe from Univision he
was he
16:08
did CNN and he did I think he
did frat
16:12
boy CNN and he did I think he
did frat
16:12
Tucker like we need a nickname
for him
16:14
the only way I could come up
with frat
16:17
boy Chuck frat boy Tucker
16:18
I like that nickname yeah frat
boy
16:20
Tucker he looks totally like a
frat boy
16:22
by the way I saw an interview
he didn't
16:26
need to because he's promoting
his book
16:27
he would did an interview with
Adam
16:28
Corolla and if you can find
this it's
16:31
pretty easy to YouTube I have
to say
16:33
first of all I I've never been
a fan of
16:35
Adam Carolla I like him very
much
16:37
I thought it's very funny and
various
16:38
dude thought it's very funny
and various
16:38
very intelligent in this
interview
16:40
Tucker on the other hand frat
boy Tucker
16:42
he reminds me of Christopher
Buckley and
16:46
Christopher Buckley was married
to my
16:48
cousin Lucy that's William F
Buckley
16:50
'he's a junior son yeah and
this was the
16:55
guy who famously said of you
with your
16:57
internet no one's going to want
to read
17:00
the news on the computer another
17:05
insightful observation from the
Buckley
17:08
family and he later late he's
20 years
17:10
later said well you were right
about
17:11
that but that's exactly it Fred
for
17:15
Tucker has this is it it's
Emilio thing
17:19
from Washington and he's very
likable
17:20
but it's this millio thing
where within
17:23
three sentences always like and
that's
17:25
the meaning of life come on is
easy
17:26
don't you understand what sees
us it
17:28
always ends that way and like
he has
17:31
figured it all out and just the
other
17:33
people don't know what it is
yet and you
17:35
and really is apparent in this
interview
17:37
so it's worth watching anyway
was I
17:41
talking about oh yes right
Jorge Ramos
17:47
would be because the everybody
in the
17:51
Latin American recognizes him
and so
17:53
they will get behind him and
jump up and
17:55
down and put you know ears on
his head
17:57
and all that sort of thing so
they they
17:59
have to keep it tight yeah but
that's my
18:01
guess that's not showing you a
caravan
18:03
that's just showing him amidst
a few
18:05
would look like professional
refugee
18:08
tents with a couple people
walking by
18:10
I'm I just don't know what to
believe is
18:14
gone from two and a half to
seven to
18:17
three to fourteen thousand now
come on
18:20
show me this for real I'm just
not
18:23
seeing it I'm not I'm not so
sure and I
18:26
if it's now the whole thing has
to be a
18:29
Republican GOP some some
strategist
18:33
Banyon Roger stone I don't know
someone
18:35
came up with that and it was
perfect
18:37
it's perfect the timings perfect
18:40
they got people being shuttled
around on
18:43
flat beds it makes nothing but
since and
18:45
in the cynical world that I
live in the
18:48
minute these phony baloney clock
18:50
boy-type dildo
18:52
bomb show up like okay that's
your
18:54
that's your answer
18:55
okay Democrats very funny
that's that
18:59
that is the way I see it today
yeah well
19:01
I'm not gonna argue on any of
these
19:03
points it could be the dildos
were sent
19:05
around by the Democrats and the
caravan
19:08
could be by the Republicans you
don't
19:10
know let me say let me tell you
what I
19:12
do know it's very unusual and
all in 11
19:15
years very unusual you get
immediate
19:18
pictures of the package and the
bomb and
19:20
close-ups with the clock still
19:22
operational and the wires
attached this
19:24
is very unusual
19:27
the dice if you cut too early
pictures
19:30
you do have Debbie
wasserman-schultz
19:32
addresses yes it's spelled
incorrectly
19:37
for the whole thing is just too
well
19:39
done let's let's go in this
let's talk
19:41
about the bombs with this
starting one
19:44
second if let's just say this
is some
19:47
left-wing Democrat you know
whatever
19:49
Soros I don't care who came up
with the
19:52
idea don't you think that if
you and I
19:54
were strategizing
19:55
all right here's we're gonna do
we're
19:56
gonna send these bombs gonna
make them
19:57
look this way and here's how
we're
19:59
actually gonna put stamps on
them we
20:01
won't actually mail them we'll
mail a
20:03
couple because we want those to
get
20:04
stopped by the Secret Service
but we
20:08
really got to make sure it
looks like
20:09
it's coming from some
Republican nutjob
20:11
I know will misspelled the Jew
s's name
20:15
because that's how they think
and men
20:17
will do a typo on Florida then
it
20:19
totally looks like it's coming
from some
20:21
redneck crazy guy Republican
20:25
be reasonable mm-hmm reasonable
let's go
20:29
bombs PBS rundown okay yeah
federal
20:34
agents are working tonight to
get to the
20:36
bottom of a rash of bombs up
and down
20:38
the East Coast the targets are
mainly
20:40
prominent Democrats as well as
CNN and
20:43
locations range from stop this
is the
20:48
part of the story that kind of
which is
20:50
a lie and everybody said it
there was
20:55
never a bomb sent to CNN they
sent one
20:58
to Brennan at CNN and that's
not where
21:01
he works it works at MSNBC so
they were
21:04
I mean if you want to count
that but
21:06
they make it sound as though
CNN was
21:09
some sort of a target did you
see the
21:16
Cuomo kid and Don Lemon outside
and
21:19
they're doing the back and
front hugging
21:21
each other stay safe brother
it's good
21:23
it's tough being a journalist
yeah they
21:27
totally put that shoe on like
it was
21:29
made for them no it was for
Brennan
21:32
anyway so let's finish that but
they day
21:35
they actually have that part of
the L
21:37
CNN vacating the place nobody
else did
21:39
that by the way but CNN did
they vacated
21:42
the premises and no Johnny when
you and
21:45
I were Zucker we would do the
same thing
21:48
you play this up this is
fantastic this
21:50
is rating targets are mainly
prominent
21:53
Democrats as well as CNN and
locations
21:56
range from New York to Florida
21:58
amnon of Oz begins our coverage
after a
22:02
string of explosive devices
were sent to
22:05
two former Democratic
presidents senior
22:07
officials and a high-profile
party donor
22:09
President Trump today pledged
actions he
22:12
promised the full resources of
the
22:14
government to bring to justice
those
22:16
responsible for what he called
22:17
despicable act in these times
we have to
22:21
unify we have to come together
and send
22:24
one very clear strong
unmistakable
22:27
message that acts or threats of
22:30
political violence of any kind
have no
22:33
place in the United States this
Reid
22:35
is so flat I'm so disappointed
in this I
22:38
mean this sounds so insincere
is that no
22:43
one telling him to play this oh
I have
22:45
the long version of this which
is a way
22:48
which is he I think he had to
do this
22:50
way to kind of twist the story
to kind
22:52
of blame the Democrats it's
lame you try
22:58
this your skip to this this is
the Trump
23:01
plea this is a book buck 57
hour 1
23:05
minute 57 seconds trump plea
regarding
23:08
bombs this is the whole this
whole spiel
23:11
is done in that same all right
let's
23:15
analyze it let's analyze the
federal
23:17
government is conducting an
aggressive
23:20
investigation and we will find
those
23:23
responsible and we will bring
them to
23:25
justice and we will bring them
to
23:26
hopefully very quickly any acts
or
23:32
threats of political violence
are an
23:36
attack on our democracy itself
no nation
23:42
can succeed that tolerates
violence or
23:45
the threat of violence as a
method of
23:48
political intimidation coercion
or
23:51
control we all know that such
conduct
23:54
must be fiercely opposed and
firmly
23:57
prosecuted lately what he tends
to he'll
24:02
say something and then yeah
this is one
24:03
of his persuasion things he says
24:06
something and then he backs
himself up
24:08
with being the chorus AG like a
Greek
24:10
chorus saying we all know that
I think
24:13
that doughnuts are good we all
know that
24:17
we all like doughnuts right
what is
24:18
darkness or coffee is even
better what
24:21
all love God or one of these
what is
24:23
also true is doughnuts are
fantastic yes
24:26
another way of doing it as a
way also be
24:30
for free this is he's giving a
speech in
24:32
front this one of his rallies
so it it's
24:35
it is which is where yeah which
is where
24:38
I would have expected him do a
little
24:40
better than this
24:42
coercion or control we all know
they
24:45
such conduct must be fiercely
opposed
24:48
and firmly prosecuted we want
all sides
24:53
to come together in peace and
harmony we
24:58
can do it we can do it we can
do it
25:01
it'll happen
25:03
more broadly there's much we
can do to
25:07
bring our nation together for
example
25:09
those engaged in the political
arena
25:12
must stop treating political
opponents
25:16
as being morally defective I
have to do
25:19
that I have to do they have to
say that
25:23
that's what they're doing - may
have to
25:24
do it the language of moral
condemnation
25:28
and destructive routine these
are
25:32
arguments and disagreements
that have to
25:35
stop no one should carelessly
compare
25:39
political opponents to
historical
25:42
villains woohoo
25:45
stop calling me and not say
she's done
25:48
often lurks and all the time
gotta stop
25:51
we should not mob people in
public
25:56
spaces or destroy public
property you
26:02
know you're right
26:03
you're so right I think he got
that
26:05
figured out it's one way to
settle our
26:07
disagreements it's called
peacefully at
26:10
the ballot box that's what we
want yeah
26:13
so he basically what his way of
calming
26:17
everybody down was saying hey
Democrats
26:20
stop calling us names
26:23
that is very that's it that is a
26:24
persuasive technique for sure
and you're
26:27
doing it with all his little
tricks hey
26:29
oh no come in the comet there's
a little
26:32
mumbling under the breath which
is
26:34
actually a sales pitch but he
does he
26:36
doesn't seem freaked out about
it so I
26:38
guess he knows it's Bogard up
as well
26:40
you know he's not freaked out
at all did
26:42
he get what he I was watching
his body
26:45
language recently and I'm sure
I finally
26:46
I noticed something interesting
when he
26:50
is like Burke or Sun or really
bothered
26:53
by something he crosses his
arms and if
26:56
you if you look at any of his
commentary
26:59
about Saudi Arabia he's sitting
in a
27:01
normally you know he's like in
his chair
27:03
leaning forward he's got it
he's not
27:04
behind the desk he's in the
chair
27:06
leaning forward so it doesn't
look like
27:07
he's fat but in this case all
of Saudi
27:11
Arabia chitchat his arms are
crossed and
27:14
tight and he's been giving his
opinions
27:18
about the Saudi Arabia
situation and
27:21
he's he's very annoyed I don't
think
27:24
he's annoyed unless he has his
arms
27:26
crossed you know they keep an
eye out
27:28
for that ted kaczynski of
course is this
27:31
rolling around in his cell
they're going
27:33
like what an idiot nothing
exploded this
27:37
makes no sense I'm referring to
the
27:39
Unabomber and I and I looked at
looked
27:42
at the at there's a presumption
here
27:43
that I just like to question
for a
27:45
moment I look at the list of
people we
27:48
have Democrats and one
intelligence
27:51
person not being Brennan so it
just so
27:55
this is clearly the deme bomber
I think
27:57
that would be the appropriate
name since
27:59
we're never gonna find out who
did this
28:01
it could it be that this is not
related
28:05
to the elections could it be
that this
28:09
is related to Saudi Arabia
being very
28:13
pissed off about all of mainly
Democrats
28:16
and John Brennan all calling for
28:20
suspension or severing of ties
between
28:23
the US and Saudi Arabia
28:25
I don't know that Brennan did
that no he
28:27
played pieces the long interview
28:32
well he's like well maybe I
don't
28:35
remember him they specifically
saying
28:36
that hey you let's play the
rest of this
28:39
and I have a couple of
follow-up clips
28:40
so you can you can drop out of
the PBS
28:43
or go down I know I need it
okay so what
28:46
are we playing that the rest of
the oh
28:47
you rested the Trump thinking
oh that
28:49
was it that was done that was
the end
28:51
well then we have I had to get
this this
28:54
was the bomber I got both the
Fran
28:58
Townsend we know her yes the
spook but
29:02
but we have I've been missing
him for I
29:08
don't know we haven't heard a
clip from
29:09
Jeff Pegues ah the poop man and
quite
29:13
some time but yet here is
multiple law
29:18
enforcement sources Sam I
nailed it
29:21
multiple multiples of multiple
law
29:23
enforcement sources multiple law
29:25
enforcement sources say one of
the bombs
29:27
consisted of PVC tubing and
used a
29:30
digital clock connected to a
small
29:31
battery as a possible trigger
device
29:34
pyrotechnic powder was the
explosive and
29:36
in order to cure pyrotechnic
powder you
29:40
mean it was like a flash pop it
was like
29:43
this stuff that you put in
firecrackers
29:45
flash pot keep it magnesium
yeah wait
29:48
glass was used as shrapnel
investigators
29:52
think whoever put the device
together
29:53
was trying to keep the weight
down so
29:55
that it could be put in a
mailbox
29:56
without having to appear at a
post
29:58
office for mailing Ron Hosko is
a former
30:01
assistant director of the FBI
what does
30:03
it say that they didn't explode
well it
30:06
may say that that they were
intercepted
30:08
prior to their ability to
explode it may
30:12
say that they were never
capable of
30:14
exploding even though they may
have had
30:15
black powder in them the six
packages
30:18
all consisting of a large manila
30:20
envelope with six American
forever flag
30:23
stands will now be analyzed at
the FBI
30:25
laboratory in Quantico Virginia
30:27
investigators will deconstruct
them
30:30
looking to trace the origin of
the
30:31
wiring and the other components
to see
30:34
where and when they may have
been
30:35
purchased and by whom on the
package
30:38
itself look for fingerprints and
30:40
potentially the suspects DNA if
the
30:43
stamps the suspects DNA if the
30:44
licked as they're gathering this
30:45
information all these
investigators how
30:48
does that information filter up
to the
30:49
top that information filter up
to the
30:50
what markings are on the
outside or on
30:52
the inside of a piece of end
cap to see
30:54
who's the manufacturer where is
that
30:57
product distributed is it
unique in some
30:59
way looking at the tape looking
at n
31:03
cuts on the tape if I tear
something off
31:06
and a piece of that tape is
left at my
31:08
on the subject at my house they
may be
31:12
able to match ends in police in
Los
31:15
Angeles are swarming the
central postal
31:18
facility there we're told
investigators
31:20
have discovered another
suspicious
31:22
package addressed to
congresswoman
31:23
Maxine Waters if it turns out
to be real
31:26
this would be the second
address the
31:28
waters and the seventh package
overall
31:30
yeah we yeah we haven't seen a
single
31:32
statement about the actual bomb
itself
31:35
which is interesting I'd like
to know
31:36
who did it work was it real
what was in
31:38
it what was the mechanism well
there is
31:40
a guy on Twitter who's a bomb
guy ah and
31:44
he said I got to go back get
his tweets
31:47
but he said this was bull crap
because
31:49
he says pipe bombs for one
thing never
31:51
have wires coming out of both
sides is
31:53
idiotic right and he went on
and on
31:55
about how these bombs were
phony he
31:57
thought they were all just
props props
31:59
props well well I did hunt
around
32:03
because you know most of these
did not
32:05
reach there and that this is
also
32:07
reported very by omission very
poorly
32:10
Hillary Clinton and Barack
Obama they
32:13
never got those bombs they
never got the
32:16
envelopes they were stopped at
the
32:17
central processing which is
Secret
32:19
Service that handles and there
was a
32:21
pretty interesting interview on
NPR and
32:24
there was about you know this
this
32:27
screening of packages for
people under
32:30
federal protection by the
Secret Service
32:32
and there was a little thing in
here
32:34
that I thought was interesting
at the
32:35
end well so the the common
practice of
32:37
the Secret Service is to screen
mail at
32:41
an off-site location typically
and this
32:44
has been going on for the last
30 35
32:46
years where they have available
a number
32:50
of different sensors that detect
32:52
biosensors radiation
32:55
and other gas known gases and
in this
32:58
case if it so if it was a pipe
bomb
33:00
would have been easily detected
in an
33:02
x-ray machine or a trace
detection
33:04
machine on site that's just why
I was
33:06
gonna ask you if you could give
us a
33:07
picture of what that mail
sorting
33:09
process is like I mean when
Secret
33:10
Service agents sift through the
Daily
33:13
Mail how do they handle it in
case it
33:15
could explode or be toxic you
mentioned
33:18
an x-ray machine what else well
if it's
33:21
determined that it's of risk if
it's a
33:24
device that's suspicious
33:25
they have containers they also
have they
33:31
have container robots that will
come in
33:34
and actually look at the device
remotely
33:37
so that there's not a human
involved in
33:40
the examination process so it's
very
33:44
detailed the Secret Service
actually
33:46
goes through exercises where
their own
33:50
try to place devices that might
be at
33:54
risk and test the the the male
operation
33:58
24/7 that's what it sounds like
to me
34:01
this looks exactly like some
test thing
34:04
they want to send through let's
see if
34:05
they catch it
34:07
I like the way that yo he
pointed this
34:09
out before but the use of the
word
34:11
device yes
34:13
seems to be very nice device
before we
34:16
go to Fran let's go I figure
out we do
34:18
have a second half of that
Trump plea
34:19
this is where he is continuing
on this
34:22
spiel at the front of the large
audience
34:25
and he kind of really starts
twisting it
34:28
even more toward the Democrats
as part
34:30
of a larger national effort to
bridge
34:33
our divides and bring people
together
34:35
the media also has a
responsibility to
34:39
set a civil tone and to stop
the endless
34:43
hostility and constant negative
and
34:47
oftentimes false attacks and
stores have
34:51
to do it they've got to stop
this stuff
34:59
bring people together we're
just 13 days
35:02
away from a very very important
election
35:07
it's an election of monumental
just if
35:12
you look at it monumental
importance
35:14
isn't it wouldn't you say
monumental
35:17
importance there are dramatic
35:21
differences between our two
political
35:24
parties that we know it is
essential for
35:28
democracy to draw a sharp
contrast
35:30
between the two different
platforms put
35:34
before the American people and
we have a
35:36
chance to do that right now in
many
35:39
states and on November 6
35:41
we need more not less debate
about
35:45
policy issues in our country
but what we
35:50
cannot do is let our
disagreements about
35:53
matters of policy tear us apart
as a
35:55
country can't do that we must
accept the
35:59
verdicts of elections and
remember that
36:03
America's greatest achievements
have
36:05
always been those endeavors we
embarked
36:08
on together we have had great
great
36:11
achievements yes he could have
easily
36:14
said the same thing but done it
in a way
36:16
that got the crowd really
excited and no
36:18
one's excited there's an that
that was
36:21
that's what's wrong with the
picture
36:22
it's just wrong
36:23
no he's not that's what you
need for
36:26
everybody but you said worked
it into
36:28
his routine it's not party he's
I've
36:31
come to the conclusion that his
polished
36:33
routine which is what he does
normally
36:36
where he's you know
conversational
36:39
rather than sounds like he's
reading
36:40
which is what he's doing here I
just
36:43
don't think he's had time to
incorporate
36:44
this is all new
36:47
right is like you're given a
comedian
36:49
and a new look new lines like
and if
36:51
you've no watch we used to go
to there's
36:54
a place locally that on Tuesday
nights
36:56
would have a lot of the famous
local
36:59
comedians would come out and
Robin
37:01
Williams was there all the time
Dana
37:03
Carvey all these different
characters
37:05
and they come out to practice
their
37:08
material and Carvey I think
less so but
37:12
Robin would always come out
with a
37:13
yellow notepad and he just write
37:16
material from the notepad and
to get the
37:20
response and they was and it
was not
37:23
smooth it was not like it's
talking it
37:26
was like let me try this joke
and then
37:28
you start reading this is
basically
37:30
reading he's like reading jokes
even
37:32
though they were more
complicated I
37:33
think that's what's going on
here by the
37:35
way just thinking from a
strategy
37:37
standpoint it would probably
smug be
37:40
smarter you know and said well
what
37:43
we're seeing now is all the the
bomb is
37:45
all Trump's fault you know cuz
he said
37:47
Oh enemy of the people so
that's why it
37:49
was sent to CNN and he's a
really make
37:53
it that's a stretch the CNN
thing yeah
37:55
but they're pulling all the
stops out it
37:57
would be much smarter from a a
mission
38:00
perspective to blame this on
the Saudis
38:02
that's what everybody wants
that's the
38:05
big news we'll get to in a
minute
38:06
everyone wants Italy without the
38:08
Russians cut no no no no no the
Russians
38:11
it's now Saudis everything
everything
38:13
switched to that no that could
be but
38:15
let's get the frame I want to
because I
38:17
like let's get the frame but
before we
38:18
get to Fran do have a little
short
38:19
snippet I want I want you to
play it's
38:22
very short it's only nine
seconds but I
38:26
I wanted to see how fast you
are on the
38:29
draw okay
38:30
you should be able to figure it
out by
38:32
the name of the clip you know as
38:37
president is to protect and
defend and
38:41
uphold and defend the
Constitution of
38:43
the United States of America mr.
38:45
president Keep America
38:51
that's not what you do is what
we do now
38:55
hold on hold on hold on hold on
he gets
38:57
a firm and solid lies lies he
lies ashen
39:06
I hate that Fran Townsend
service
39:08
homeland security advisor to
President
39:09
George W Bush she is now senior
national
39:11
security analyst for CBS News
they knew
39:14
what they were doing enough to
make a
39:15
bomb Fran but certainly not in
a very
39:16
sophisticated way that's right
it's what
39:18
we're hearing from law
enforcement is
39:20
it's a crude device it would
have been
39:21
lethal if opened and detonated
but it's
39:24
not a standard recipe and so
what we're
39:26
hearing from law enforcement
sources is
39:28
this is an individual who
didn't go on
39:29
the internet and just pull down
a
39:31
standard al-qaeda recipe which
we've
39:33
seen before so he's left his own
39:36
signature right there's a
something
39:37
unique about the way this has
been put
39:39
together which will very much
be very
39:41
helpful to investigate but the
notion
39:42
that it's PVC and not metal and
so
39:44
potentially could get through a
metal
39:45
detector is is a little
frightening
39:47
that's right this is you
thought about
39:49
it he'll listen that's also the
reason
39:51
you have all the return
addresses being
39:53
debbie Wasserman Schultz to all
these
39:55
Democratic leaders thinking
that perhaps
39:57
it wouldn't be screened because
it was
39:59
familiar they would have
expected
40:00
something from her you think
that arrest
40:02
happens quickly in a case like
this I do
40:04
I think there'll be lots of
breaks this
40:05
is somebody who's who's made
plenty of
40:07
mistakes the wrong address to
Eric
40:09
Holder misspelling John
Brennan's name
40:10
John Brennan doesn't work at
CNN he
40:12
works at NBC and so this is
somebody
40:15
who's made plenty of mistakes
along the
40:16
way all the outside packages are
40:18
identical 6 6 stamps two tiers
printed
40:22
lables this is somebody who's
who's
40:24
likely left a lot of clues odd
but still
40:27
scary yeah Fran Townsend
amateur an
40:30
amateur I tell you amateur I
think it
40:34
what you know the possibility
mmm it was
40:38
debbie Wasserman Schultz all
along well
40:39
you know to be honest and I
know you
40:42
tweeted about it but they
really should
40:45
have gone to her first and said
let me
40:47
just check out what's going on
I mean
40:48
that just because she's debbie
Wasserman
40:50
Schultz doesn't absolve her
from any
40:53
possible she could be the
bomber wrong
40:56
well it's come you came from
her that's
40:59
what says
41:00
regardless I think your point
is valid
41:03
they should at least have said
hey you
41:06
know there was I don't know
that anyone
41:07
went to her right away
41:10
no I don't think so anyway this
this
41:14
whole thing is I don't think
they're
41:18
gonna find anybody I think this
will
41:19
just in unless they can paint
it on the
41:22
Saudis and therefore Trump
somehow they
41:24
get they could get they could
get him in
41:25
there may have Apache already
lined up
41:27
could be I mean it's possible
it's what
41:29
he is somebody pointed out that
when the
41:31
bomb team first cropped up cuz
I had
41:34
mentioned it six weeks ago yes
it was to
41:37
the day wasn't it that there is
a
41:39
six-week cycle underway once
again right
41:42
and to the day is when the
bombing thing
41:44
came up which indicates if it's
an FBI
41:46
deal that means they probably
have some
41:49
sucker already in custody who
was a
41:53
suspect yeah and another one of
these
41:56
guys was really dumb and you
know and
42:00
he's going to be the guy
they're gonna
42:01
pin it on uh and they probably
would had
42:04
him do what do you know
actually do the
42:06
bombs I mean it's possible let
me show
42:08
you how to do these bombs okay
yeah
42:11
first you wear these gloves and
he won't
42:13
touch anything and by the way I
thought
42:15
Jeff Pegues when he said they
can check
42:18
and see whether the stamps were
licked
42:20
what's the last time you let
your stamp
42:23
bought a stamp you had you late
with the
42:25
lake no I just bought stamps
the other
42:27
day yeah you don't you don't I
don't
42:29
have envelopes that you lick
anymore
42:31
yeah yeah so there's no stamps
to lick
42:36
there hasn't been formed I
don't know
42:37
how many years by the way went
to the
42:39
post office to buy stamps cuz
they got
42:41
some really cool stamps out -
yeah I got
42:42
the Elvis stamps the Elvis
stamps are
42:45
cooled well yeah the airmail
stamps are
42:47
the ones that are going fast
did you
42:49
find those they're done in an
42:51
old-fashioned style and they're
actually
42:52
huh raved and they will last
longer oh
42:55
they will fade like that Elvis
stamp
42:57
will you know I sent I sent my
my IRS
43:02
check to the Treasury yeah and
I only
43:05
had one stamp left and it was a
snake
43:07
and I'm like oh man I don't
feel I'm
43:10
gonna put this on there
someone's gonna
43:11
open this up with that asshole
putting a
43:13
snake stamp on it just you know
I just
43:16
had that feeling yeah I was
yeah that's
43:19
why I got the Elvis stamp
43:23
but the I was told because I
noticed
43:25
they're already talking about
making
43:27
because you know they've
scammed the US
43:29
Postal Service in the American
public
43:31
with the way they're doing their
43:32
everything nobody else in the
world has
43:34
to do this but they have to
prepay all
43:37
their retirement benefits and
so they
43:40
they're talking about the
dollar being a
43:42
dollar being the cost of a
stamp and
43:44
maybe within the next year Oh
screw it
43:47
we're just gonna jack it up to
a buck
43:48
you know I I was at the post
office I
43:50
just send a box off to
Christina and it
43:53
was an about it was only one
one person
43:55
one one woman was working there
and so
43:58
I'm chatting her up cuz you
know I just
43:59
you know I don't get out of the
house
44:01
much so I want some human
interaction
44:03
I'm ass tonight and I late this
I mean
44:04
you guys really always begin
with that
44:06
you guys really got screwed man
with
44:08
that pre-funding of your
pensions and
44:10
they bitch about you yeah so
immediately
44:12
the post office worker loves
you cuz
44:15
they all they all know it but
yeah
44:17
that's right and I said is this
your
44:20
uniform she said we just got new
44:23
uniforms they suck balls
they're so
44:25
horrible so they don't fit
right and
44:27
they do look horrible the US
Postal you
44:31
have a look at him the shirts
aren't are
44:33
no longer meant to be tucked in
they
44:35
just hang out they got you know
it's
44:38
like really trying to ruin the
pose yes
44:40
say you guys got a general you
got a
44:43
general do with the Federal
Express eggs
44:47
and anyway they put my post
woman said
44:53
I'd asked her about the stamp
increases
44:55
I said should I just be
stocking up on
44:57
these forever stamps because
they're
44:59
forever she says yeah you
should buy as
45:01
many as you can because when
the price
45:03
goes up is gonna be very hard
it's gonna
45:05
be hard to buy stamps
45:07
yeah so expense I'm gonna ask
for the
45:09
stamps that don't get don't get
45:11
cancelled when they go through
the
45:12
machine I'd like those stamps
please you
45:15
know like the ones that got
sent to
45:16
Brennan at CNN Oh
45:18
so anyways back to the original
premise
45:21
of you know this Caravan very
convenient
45:25
perfect Republican talking
point is wide
45:27
don't belong to parties because
this is
45:29
the asshole stuff that goes on
in these
45:31
in these outfits people become
just
45:33
horror these outfits people
become just
45:34
and so I think this whole
caravan thing
45:36
is exaggerated at best and
there's just
45:41
a lot of its imagery you know
we're not
45:43
really getting much else but
we're just
45:45
we're just not and then you
have maybe
45:47
this as the counterbalance like
oh you
45:49
know these guys are unhinged
they're
45:51
crazy you got to be against
Trump and
45:53
everybody he supports and so
then we
45:56
have this you know this Caravan
news
45:58
which is it's really well
here's Pompeyo
46:03
here's Pompeo setting the stage
as to
46:05
what we will and will not allow
a
46:07
migrant character of caravan is
46:09
violating Mexico's sovereignty
laws and
46:12
immigration procedures
president Trump
46:15
will not stand for this to
happen to the
46:18
United States to those who say
say this
46:20
is a hard-hearted stance let's
not
46:23
forget that the United States
is a
46:24
historically generous nation
when it
46:26
comes to immigration
46:27
we're 1 million people per year
are
46:30
granted permanent legal status
here in
46:32
the United States over 33
million people
46:34
total are currently here I
always love
46:37
the 33 name who have immigrated
to this
46:39
country to those who want to
come here
46:42
come here legally now let's
just stop
46:44
one second just so we all
understand if
46:48
you're of the opinion these are
people
46:51
who are being threatened where
their
46:53
their lives are being
threatened at home
46:55
they are fleeing this if Mexico
biz will
46:58
not have them they're fleeing
and
46:59
they're here for asylum okay we
have a
47:02
procedure for that you must go
to a port
47:05
of entry you may sit there for
a month
47:07
as well but that's the
procedure not
47:09
just going to the border and
saying I
47:11
request asylum that it's in it
there are
47:14
multiple ports you can go to
there's
47:16
ways to do it a lot easier ways
than
47:19
what they're trying to do right
now
47:20
illegal immigration is the
surest way to
47:23
obtain the better life you're
looking
47:26
for here in the United States
of America
47:28
from a security standpoint
there is no
47:30
proper accounting of who these
47:32
individuals in the caravan are
and this
47:34
poses an unacceptable security
risk to
47:36
the United States moreover many
of these
47:39
people are ripe targets for
human
47:41
traffickers and others who
would exploit
47:42
them we don't want that to
happen
47:45
I've spoken twice in the last
two two
47:47
days to my counterpart foreign
secretary
47:51
Peter gray we trust that
Mexico's
47:53
leaders know what the best
steps are to
47:55
resolve this situation and we
urge
47:57
timely action on their part the
United
47:59
States also has a message for
those who
48:01
are currently part of this
caravan or
48:03
any caravan which follows you
will not
48:06
be successful at getting into
the United
48:08
States illegally no matter what
I repeat
48:11
the caravan will not cross our
southern
48:13
border illegally under any
circumstances
48:15
if you seek to come here go
through the
48:17
normal refugee process if you
apply for
48:20
refugee status a permanent
solution is
48:22
possible in Mexico or in a
third country
48:24
but I can tell you with
certainty we are
48:27
determined did you hear that
you can
48:29
also request your Asylum status
in
48:32
Mexico let me just play that
back you
48:34
process if you apply for
refugee status
48:36
a permanent solution is
possible in
48:38
Mexico or in a third country
but I can
48:41
tell you what you can apply for
asylum
48:43
when you're in Mexico certainly
we are
48:46
determined that illegal entry
into the
48:48
United States from this Caravan
will not
48:51
be possible and just to show
you how how
48:53
this is being abused or used
for its
48:56
only purpose today what's in
martha
48:59
mccallum whoever's who's on
before
49:02
frat-boy Tucker's at martha
martha
49:04
mccallum No maybe yeah so
Martha is
49:07
going to be doing her show from
the
49:10
border with DHS secretary
Christian
49:12
Nielsen with DHS secretary
Christian
49:13
this is that is nothing but
political
49:17
this Caravan Juarez or San
Antonio for
49:24
some food I don't know what she
do as
49:26
she wants to get out of the
office but
49:28
then you read like yeah we know
Jenni's
49:30
your den you know Jenni yeah of
course
49:33
yeah so Jenni is a technology
reporters
49:35
we know her professionally
we've met
49:39
were there several times here's
what she
49:40
puts on Twitter that's right
I'm doing
49:44
Jenny's voice to a tee by the
way that's
49:46
right terrified white people
the brown
49:49
zombies are a thousand miles
from the
49:51
southern border and they're
coming to
49:52
mow your lawns wash your
49:54
cars harvest your crops pack
your pork
49:57
raise your kids mop your floors
vacuum
50:00
your office and pay taxes time
to flip
50:02
out like that is such a
tone-deaf
50:06
colour-blind thing to say well
it is
50:09
also extremely racist well it's
very
50:12
rate this is the old well if you
50:15
remember I which goes on the
view when
50:17
some one of the women on there
one of
50:20
the left wit left wingers it
was Jenny
50:23
would be I says who's gonna
clean our
50:26
toilets yeah this is like
unbelievably
50:30
like that's what that's what
we're
50:32
dealing we're just gonna get a
bunch of
50:33
immigrants you know who used to
clean
50:35
this before they're good for
cleaning
50:37
the toilets it used to be the
Irish the
50:41
Irish are doing that kind of
stuff this
50:43
when I hear a Jenny's your den
like this
50:46
and somehow it's there's this
elitist
50:49
attitude that we should be
really happy
50:52
these people want to come in to
do the
50:54
jobs we don't want to do and
have no
50:58
problem cleaning my own toilet I
51:00
actually find it somewhat
therapeutic in
51:02
an odd way it's it's placing
anyone who
51:06
was of a certain color into a
certain
51:09
position and and by hiring
someone to do
51:12
that to pack your pork you can
then say
51:18
help out the brown people look
I'm
51:21
putting them on the ladder to
success in
51:23
America aren't I good to see
them on the
51:26
ladder to the roof yes there's
something
51:29
really disturbing about it yeah
this is
51:33
fritz always bended and again
it flows
51:36
so easily from us so easily and
they
51:40
just they don't even understand
51:43
realities you were asking who's
helping
51:46
these people out or what is
going on and
51:48
I have seen it actually there's
one
51:50
video this it says subtitles
because
51:52
it's just a YouTube video from
someone
51:55
on their phone some lady going
through
51:57
her town saying well this is
what they
51:59
left cuz you wanna know where
was the
52:01
poop in the trash well it's in
that town
52:03
in Mexico and they said they
did they
52:06
just left - half-eaten food
rations
52:09
they'd none of the clothes that
people
52:11
collected and put out for the
for the
52:14
caravanners to use none of them
took any
52:17
of that so you know that's not
exactly
52:19
the the way you'd expect people
to
52:22
behave if they're on their way
to
52:23
freedom if they're on their way
to
52:24
but there's something else
that's going
52:27
on coming up why the UN raises
BBC
52:29
refugee agency has increased its
52:31
presence to help the migrant
caravan
52:34
that's heading towards the u.s.
from
52:36
Central America we think that
every
52:39
state should take any measure
that they
52:41
consider necessary to defend
their
52:44
border it but what we really
appeal is
52:48
like if you open the space to
the people
52:51
to open their territory to to
open the
52:53
right their Asylum system and
to the
52:56
people that they really are in
need of a
52:59
protection so the UN High
Commission on
53:03
asylum what is it the actual
High
53:06
Commission for Refugees is
helping this
53:10
Caravan and saying you should
let them
53:13
in the globalists appear to be
behind
53:16
this not just our own
globalists in
53:18
America but the ones that the
United
53:21
Nations the very New World
Order global
53:24
no nations no borders head
53:27
orders so are you stunned by
this I
53:29
think it should be discussed but
53:32
nobody's gonna discuss it
because the
53:34
globalist won't allow it
53:35
let's face it the globalists
have taken
53:37
over the media yes well and now
this
53:41
brought up a point that I
thought this
53:43
was Amy Goodman this was one of
the most
53:46
interesting clips and it's a
two-parter
53:48
because the second part is
funny to it I
53:50
and Ike and I would like to
deconstruct
53:51
it a little bit okay but the
first part
53:55
this is Trump Trump Trump
53:59
this is she goes nuts about
this this is
54:01
like the big scandal on laughs
Trump is
54:04
a nationalist yeah oh yeah I
got some
54:06
clips for that too all right
good good
54:07
good good play the Houston Texas
54:10
campaign rally for Republican
senator
54:12
Ted Cruz Monday evening
president Trump
54:15
declared that he's a
nationalist is a
54:20
person that wants the globe to
do well
54:23
frankly not caring about our
country so
54:26
much and you know what we can't
have
54:28
that you know they have a word
it sort
54:31
of became old-fashioned it's
called a
54:34
nationalist and I say really
we're not
54:36
supposed to use that word you
know what
54:38
I am I'm a nationalist okay
54:42
Trump's comments Monday aligned
with his
54:44
populist america-first rhetoric
through
54:46
the label of nationalists is
more often
54:48
associated with extreme
right-wing
54:50
ideology and fascist regimes
questioned
54:53
by reporters Tuesday Trump
denied the
54:55
term nationalists was used to
describe
54:57
racist movements saying he was
proud to
54:59
use it and that a quote should
be
55:01
brought back I thought that she
was
55:05
aghast at this because we can't
even use
55:08
the word because the word
implies all
55:10
kinds of other things oh yeah
and no no
55:14
actually this is what it is a
white
55:18
nationalist is like saying
white bread
55:21
you got bread by itself
nationalists by
55:24
itself but the moment you put
something
55:25
else in front of it which is
what we've
55:27
heard for the past three years
really if
55:29
you take the campaigning into
account
55:31
that the anchor of the word
nationalist
55:34
is now anchored into these
people's
55:36
heads for sure as white
nationalist yeah
55:39
it's a word trick which then
also goes
55:42
to white supremacists and of
course
55:44
Hitler oh they like to do this
sort of
55:47
thing not this second part of
this clip
55:49
he's got some it's got some
usage I
55:52
don't like and I'm gonna
explain why
55:53
okay and then it's also gonna
reveal
55:56
that pants believes that art
that
56:00
Venezuela's behind the witch I
said on a
56:03
couple shows ago is behind the
caravan
56:05
of madness proud to use it and
that a
56:07
quote should be brought back
the wife of
56:10
white supremacist leader
Richard Spencer
56:12
playing the wrong clip well
it's number
56:15
two yeah yeah you're right this
is the
56:18
wrong series my fault okay this
I wanted
56:22
to do you have the other clip
you were
56:24
just talking about no no no I
want to
56:26
play this clip first because
this is I
56:28
just lost track of my my my
pairings
56:30
sorry lost track of my my my
pairings
56:31
like a fine wine with some
56:34
duck so we just talked about
white
56:37
nationalism white supremacy
white you
56:40
know I'm not done with that so
you
56:42
translate but this could this
clip now
56:45
so she just played that clip
yes and
56:50
what then what does she
transition into
56:53
right no other stories she goes
right
56:56
from the end of the Trump clip
with her
56:58
quote yes is right to this and
listen to
57:01
this to me a subtle creepy
propaganda
57:04
proud to use it and that a
quote should
57:06
be brought back the wife of
white
57:09
supremacist leader Richard
Spencer has
57:11
accused him of regularly
physically and
57:13
emotionally abusing her during
a very
57:17
dirty trick very dirty trick
well omma
57:21
this was on oh this is the
Cuomo kid
57:26
just just so you can laugh
Steve Cortez
57:29
who I think is brown by the way
he's a
57:31
Republican and they're talking
to each
57:34
like Ana Navarro's on I don't
have any
57:36
of her but just listen to him
say hey
57:38
this is just a nationalist does
not mean
57:40
Nazi or white supremacist
listen to what
57:43
the Cuomo kid evokes is that
just the
57:46
straight truth trumpet is a
nationalist
57:47
and with all that word carries
no no he
57:50
is a nationalist I am too but
you don't
57:52
understand what it does carry
when you
57:54
try to compare American
nationalism to
57:56
Nazis for example you're
incredibly
57:58
mistaken because the Nazis
their their
58:00
perverted nationalism was about
racial
58:02
purity it was about blood and
soil
58:04
American nationalism which by
the way
58:06
defeated Nazism American
nationalism is
58:10
about shared ideals it's about a
58:12
constitution that's not nothing
to do
58:14
with race for example yes it is
well by
58:16
the way you don't get Chris to
just
58:18
decide nobody made you CEO of
the
58:20
English language you know
better than to
58:22
me you know better than Jordan
you know
58:24
what that is yes I do yeah
don't you
58:31
know who George Orwell is
58:35
now George Orwell is he's
determines the
58:38
word nationalists
58:40
god I think that's what words
like yup
58:43
Trump is like 1984 man he's
like the
58:46
pigs it's the pigs man I have a
long
58:51
clip but we stop it whenever we
want but
58:52
it's Nicole Wallace
58:55
and her band of people on MSNBC
58:58
yesterday that I and I cut all
kinds of
59:02
unimportant stuff out and it's
still
59:04
just minutes of of just insanity
59:08
unhinged stuff would you like
to play
59:10
along oh yeah
59:12
today he doubled down on being a
59:13
nationalist he is and the
tweets you put
59:16
up earlier from barber caster
right this
59:18
is a little bit of an evolution
for him
59:19
this is phrased as evolution I
mean
59:21
first he didn't really want to
embrace
59:24
it and a key moment was
actually after
59:26
the exes hollywood tape i think
some of
59:27
us would cover the campaign
would
59:29
remember it so a week or so
later he
59:30
gave a speech in um in florida
i believe
59:33
and it was the one where he was
a real
59:34
screed against globalist
institutions
59:35
that afterwards was a lot of
chryses her
59:37
middle name semitic and that's
sort of
59:39
it felt it felt anti-semitic
came to
59:41
tone that he followed through
the stress
59:43
run as a campaign says the non
Jew and
59:46
has now kept sense he's
obviously
59:48
withdrawn from a number of
international
59:49
agreements it is very much a
you know
59:52
America first more than that
just sort
59:54
of like you know America first
and last
59:56
the biggest only to be
self-interests
59:58
not perhaps honoring what
country's role
1:00:01
around the world has been now
in the
1:00:03
Oval Office just now we saw him
1:00:04
splitting hairs a little bit
like he
1:00:06
tried to suggest that he didn't
even he
1:00:08
wasn't even aware of the
negative
1:00:09
connotations of that term you
doesn't
1:00:11
know anything about history
Baker do you
1:00:13
think he knows that some of the
great
1:00:14
nationalists of all time
included off
1:00:16
Hitler I mean every dictator
pleaded for
1:00:19
their constituents beginning we
call
1:00:22
them that their subjects in the
in the
1:00:24
case of Idi Amin and others we
just
1:00:27
brought an IDI I mean this is
new
1:00:30
Idi Amin was he a nationalist
not that I
1:00:34
knows the dictator run by the
CIA wasn't
1:00:36
he well this wasn't excuse but
bring in
1:00:40
Idi Amin is know you sort of
hearkened
1:00:43
to their nationalist impulses
well you
1:00:45
know I think what he there's a
reason
1:00:46
why other presidents don't use
the
1:00:48
phrase nationalist in the sky
themselves
1:00:49
they use a safer term Patriot
right
1:00:51
patriotism is something that we
most
1:00:53
mostly people can agree on as a
safe
1:00:55
politically is a more unifying
were the
1:00:58
nationalist nationalist I know I
1:01:00
disagree nationalist I know I
1:01:01
don't you think the word
Patriot has
1:01:03
also been completely tainted
down into
1:01:05
racist to say I'm a patriot it
can be
1:01:10
did I think you're getting you
say that
1:01:11
I think it's not your I says I
don't
1:01:13
think you can still stand up
and say I'm
1:01:15
a patriot because you're here
oh yeah
1:01:17
public obviously as you say is
freedom
1:01:20
through history but we've seen
with this
1:01:22
president before that he
doesn't care
1:01:23
what history says if he likes
me not he
1:01:26
not no do you think pounding
you think
1:01:29
he has any idea the history of
World War
1:01:31
two no and Nazism you think it
came for
1:01:33
a cut from a call for
nationalism well
1:01:36
let's look at let's look at the
phrase
1:01:37
presence of America first which
we just
1:01:38
talked about it mean the
America first
1:01:40
he might not have known first
was
1:01:41
associated with the pre-world
War two
1:01:43
isolationist and Nazi
sympathizers but
1:01:45
clearly he learned that at some
point
1:01:46
along the way but just they
just can't
1:01:48
stop it's like he doesn't know
the
1:01:50
history of World War two he
does know
1:01:51
the history of Hitler he
doesn't know
1:01:53
the history he doesn't know
history
1:01:54
history didn't matter to him
because it
1:01:56
were conveyed what he wants to
convey
1:01:57
similarly with the phrase enemy
of the
1:01:59
people right he uses that
against some
1:02:01
of us it doesn't may not have
known at
1:02:03
first that was you notice how
they just
1:02:04
slipped out in he uses that
against some
1:02:07
of us know no fake news
different is by
1:02:11
Stalin as part of the mass
murders but
1:02:13
certainly by now must know that
somebody
1:02:15
must have told him that he must
have
1:02:16
read that someplace doesn't
matter but
1:02:18
it conveys what he wants to
convey he
1:02:20
doesn't care if history you
know conveys
1:02:23
the meaning with these words or
maybe he
1:02:24
does and it's it's okay with
him because
1:02:26
the message he's trying to get
out is
1:02:28
one that says he more than
anybody else
1:02:31
is standing up for the United
States and
1:02:33
it resonates with the crowd
last night
1:02:34
in Houston I was there they
loved it
1:02:36
they G they booed the word
globalist
1:02:38
they cheered the word
nationalist when
1:02:40
he said I'm a nationalist they
chanted
1:02:42
USA us
1:02:43
this is a galvanizing language
for his
1:02:46
core supporters going into a
midterm
1:02:48
election two weeks from now I
watch The
1:02:50
History Channel to know that
they
1:02:51
cheered at Hitler too I mean
isn't
1:02:59
divorced from capacity to cheer
a crowd
1:03:03
it doesn't make it right it
doesn't make
1:03:04
an American and it doesn't mean
that
1:03:06
Donald Trump isn't totally
ignorant of
1:03:07
the history of the word
nationalism
1:03:09
Donald Trump doesn't rounding
this one
1:03:15
point he's ignorant no what
he's doing
1:03:18
he's like it moron he hasn't
never
1:03:20
doesn't know what nationalism
means
1:03:23
isn't divorced from the
capacity to
1:03:26
cheer a crowd it doesn't make
it right
1:03:28
it doesn't make an American and
it
1:03:30
doesn't mean that Donald Trump
isn't
1:03:31
totally ignorant of the history
of the
1:03:32
word nationalism Donald Trump
doesn't
1:03:34
read books from Donald Trump
studying
1:03:41
the history of Nazism or Charles
1:03:43
Lindbergh for any of Charles
Lindbergh
1:03:46
why are we bringing Charles
Lindbergh in
1:03:49
now this is awesome no idea I
mean
1:03:51
Lindbergh was a nuts Nazi
sympathizer
1:03:54
yes for World War two in the
mid 30s so
1:03:58
maybe that's the reason they're
bringing
1:04:00
him in I don't know just like a
call
1:04:01
back that nobody cares about
for some
1:04:03
reason they just throwing that
stuff
1:04:06
does you know Neil Sedaka is
these other
1:04:10
hateful trans donkeys that's a
good line
1:04:12
by the way going into the
midterms he
1:04:14
understands that the base that
got him
1:04:16
elected in 2016 is still the
base he
1:04:19
needs now and that is
predominantly
1:04:21
white it's predominantly male
and it's
1:04:24
non college educated and he's
doing in
1:04:27
other words dumb Fox racist
obviously
1:04:30
let me just defend dog whistles
they're
1:04:32
silent these are loud let me
read this
1:04:34
to you before where's the
Washington
1:04:36
Post greg sargent writes what
would make
1:04:37
his claim controversial as if
Trump
1:04:39
actually meant racial
nationalists which
1:04:41
of course is exactly what he
did Mean
1:04:44
Joe no he said he said I'm not a
1:04:48
globalist and now they're just
taking
1:04:50
this and this is a lie by
claiming to be
1:04:53
breaking a taboo but using this
1:04:54
particular n-word
1:04:56
from the N word there we go
basically
1:04:59
confirm that without saying it
out loud
1:05:01
you on board with that analysis
Donna
1:05:03
well I think that's exactly
right and
1:05:05
some people have described this
she's
1:05:09
great she's the last one the
undertone
1:05:11
it's not it is the tone I mean
the
1:05:12
President of the United States
the only
1:05:14
thing that was the child is
wrong
1:05:15
missing from that speech in
Houston last
1:05:17
night was the tiki torches and
the
1:05:19
khakis United States
understands what he
1:05:24
believes he needs to turn out
his bass
1:05:26
he's using that it's xenophobic
it's
1:05:29
racist and you know that
coupled with
1:05:33
the caravans and even the
defense of
1:05:35
Brett Kavanaugh the beleaguered
white
1:05:37
man under assault by the rest
of America
1:05:39
all of these players to what
sincerely
1:05:44
believes is a way that his
voters are
1:05:46
gonna turn out and it is the
worst
1:05:48
possible thing and so the
president is
1:05:50
doing this on purpose and I
think we
1:05:52
shouldn't get you know fooled
into
1:05:54
thinking well maybe he doesn't
1:05:56
understand what he said he
understood
1:05:58
full well what he said and he
meant it
1:05:59
yeah use the n-word that Hitler
Wow this
1:06:04
bad man I made deals with the
devil
1:06:08
that's right deals with the
devil
1:06:11
comeuppance that is the worst I
mean I
1:06:15
can't give it up no I don't why
I would
1:06:17
refuse I would reject it
because it's
1:06:19
just so offensive it's so
offensive as
1:06:22
drivel but yet the CNN should
be ashamed
1:06:25
of itself for putting MSNBC Oh
what am I
1:06:29
thinking yeah I mean I'd listen
to this
1:06:32
all day I mean that's that's
really my
1:06:34
NBC has well NBC and we should
mention
1:06:38
the core of course like because
there
1:06:39
isn't think I want to read I
don't have
1:06:40
any clips although I could get
plenty of
1:06:42
him was is the Miz the megyn
kelly thing
1:06:44
yes was is the Miz the megyn
kelly thing
1:06:46
now she's NBC this is very very
cool now
1:06:50
what happened with megyn kelly
and if
1:06:52
you've been watching my tweets
when I
1:06:54
first saw the first article
come out
1:06:56
because he she had gone on her
show and
1:06:59
said you know she naively did
this but I
1:07:02
can I kind of understand it
from her
1:07:05
perspective you know when I was
a little
1:07:07
girl and you know she's was one
of those
1:07:09
he's a cute little girls that
could do
1:07:11
anything nobody gave a crap
mm-hmm you
1:07:13
could wear a black face and go
1:07:15
trick-or-treating and I don't
see what
1:07:17
the big deal is and she has no
you know
1:07:20
she's the one who was you know
she's
1:07:22
just dick told her off on the
show and
1:07:25
we can get some clips from but
I can
1:07:27
show more than that on the
Sunday do
1:07:28
have some not on today's rundown
1:07:31
um but Jay said no you know
this is bad
1:07:35
you gotta apologize what
1:07:37
well she apologized this is
acknowledge
1:07:40
eyes but that would then it
wasn't good
1:07:41
enough an L Roker who was I
think a hit
1:07:43
man for the for the network oh
sure came
1:07:46
out and said now it's the
apology is not
1:07:47
good enough it wasn't this it
wasn't
1:07:49
sleeper that I wish I could
have heard
1:07:51
that within and I'll get these
clips
1:07:54
yeah and then he she came out
in repel
1:07:58
just again with the damn near
crying and
1:08:01
then they condemned her for
having fake
1:08:04
tears and all this other stuff
which is
1:08:06
we go she's a woman and they're
ganging
1:08:09
up on they've been waiting to
take her
1:08:11
down this was already they had
the
1:08:13
paperwork ready they were just
waiting
1:08:15
for a moment and if you're
doing a live
1:08:17
talk show of that moments gonna
come oh
1:08:19
it comes a lot but most of time
things
1:08:21
get it gets ignored or you get
out of it
1:08:23
I mean you know with
Letterman's a good
1:08:25
example but they didn't want
her and so
1:08:28
I watched the articles come a
variety
1:08:30
just was lambasting her with
editorials
1:08:34
and they lived varieties nearly
a stooge
1:08:38
for the for the network but
Megan cab
1:08:42
this is CNN opinion piece at
ran on MS
1:08:45
and Microsoft Megyn Kelly's
blackface
1:08:49
comments show her true face by
Roxanne
1:08:51
Jones and then this is
interesting did
1:08:55
I'm gonna read you the first two
1:08:56
paragraphs sometimes I'm sorry
just
1:08:58
doesn't cut it a hard lesson
that NBC
1:09:01
Today Show host megyn kelly now
1:09:03
understands reportedly Kelly's
morning
1:09:06
show megyn kelly today may be
canceled
1:09:09
according to CNN sources and
variety
1:09:12
reports Kelly who never really
seemed
1:09:14
like a good fit for NBC this is
the this
1:09:17
is the part that always cracks
me up
1:09:19
this is that and anyone who's
worked in
1:09:21
a company has seen this
1:09:23
in many forms but it's always
the it's
1:09:26
always takes the same form you
got an
1:09:28
employee the guys at kick-ass
sales guy
1:09:31
or he does something really just
1:09:33
spectacular and he's everybody
likes him
1:09:35
some happens either someone
gets fired
1:09:38
then in all the meetings the
guy was
1:09:40
never any good I fit in didn't
fit in
1:09:44
we're glad to get rid of up it
was a and
1:09:47
he see this work I said wait a
minute
1:09:49
you guys love this guy a month
ago but
1:09:52
now you hate him and it's just
like a
1:09:55
corporate thing you have to do
this I
1:09:56
guess it makes you it makes the
1:09:58
mechanism work better yeah cuz
otherwise
1:09:59
people would say why don't you
get rid
1:10:01
of bill please no good oh she
never she
1:10:04
never really found her footing
at the
1:10:07
network now did she
1:10:07
you got a man she never really
found her
1:10:10
footing she was doing fine
Kelly you
1:10:12
never seem to be a good fit
this woman
1:10:14
writes for the NBC Morning Show
1:10:16
overplayed her popularity
earlier this
1:10:19
week when she passionately know
1:10:22
passionately demanded people
who don
1:10:24
black costumes for Halloween
and that is
1:10:27
she was I saw the segment she's
not
1:10:29
talking about black traditional
1:10:31
blackface with the exaggerated
red lips
1:10:33
and all that that is not what
she was
1:10:35
talking about but she used the
term no
1:10:38
that's all that happened all
she did was
1:10:40
use the term she's and then it
goes on a
1:10:43
thing that most Americans
understand is
1:10:45
definitely not okay unless their
1:10:47
intention is to offend I don't
know that
1:10:50
it is okay to offended the
Minister this
1:10:53
makes no sense this article
quote but
1:10:56
what is racist Kelly asked on
her show
1:10:58
because you do get in trouble
if you are
1:11:01
a white person who puts on
blackface on
1:11:03
Halloween or a black person who
puts on
1:11:05
white face for Halloween back
when I was
1:11:08
a kid that was okay as long as
you were
1:11:11
dressing up like a character
then it
1:11:19
appears that you can't even
discuss it
1:11:21
no even though you may be
discussing it
1:11:24
from a screwball perspective
which
1:11:26
wasn't right or it wasn't right
by
1:11:28
today's politically correct
standards it
1:11:30
would have been right in the
50s or the
1:11:32
60s have been right in the 50s
or the
1:11:33
she looks like kind of like a
50s
1:11:35
character but they were
1:11:37
looking for something was a
trapdoor she
1:11:39
fell into it now they were just
laying
1:11:41
in wait and no matter what she
did her
1:11:44
first apology was no good
according to
1:11:46
Roker her second apology was a
fake
1:11:49
apology with fake tears
according to
1:11:52
these other people and it's
just now
1:11:54
she's done she is going to be
off the
1:11:56
air within a week the way it's
going
1:11:58
they'd have wasted no time of
fast
1:12:00
tracking her and I think she
already got
1:12:02
a subtle Bolivian I think the
news is
1:12:04
out 69 million dollar
settlement to
1:12:07
leave 69 million dollar
settlement to
1:12:09
should take it starting take it
and
1:12:13
start a podcast
1:12:15
Conan got like NBC does this
and he is a
1:12:18
screwed up company for throwing
money
1:12:19
away like this NBC I think it
was 80
1:12:22
million cuz when Coolatta
moment the
1:12:24
Tonight Show and then they
bounced him
1:12:26
out because Leno wanted to the
show back
1:12:30
that was sucker by the way
before he
1:12:33
went to CNN you know sucker is
running
1:12:35
the place that he had this
bright idea
1:12:36
of doing Leno show at 10
o'clock during
1:12:39
primetime bumping off Law &
Order and
1:12:42
all the dramas and putting Leno
on every
1:12:44
night at 10:00 wasn't working
out is
1:12:47
killing their ratings almost the
1:12:48
network's never recovered the
Glenna
1:12:51
wants to go back to the Tonight
Show big
1:12:53
have to fire Conan who has
promised the
1:12:55
show they give him 80 million
dollars to
1:12:58
go away and I mean what the
kind of did
1:13:01
was these guys there's a
terribly run
1:13:03
company no the Comcast owns
them now I
1:13:05
don't know how Comcast puts up
with this
1:13:07
the management at NBC it's
beyond me
1:13:09
well the good news is now
there's a slot
1:13:11
open for the return of Matt
Lauer and
1:13:15
with that I'd like to thank you
for your
1:13:18
courage the man who put the C
and clean
1:13:21
my toilet John Seymour ass well
in the
1:13:25
morning to you
1:13:26
Adam curry also all in the
morning to
1:13:28
all ships at sea boots on the
ground
1:13:30
feet on the air subs in the
water and
1:13:32
all the Dames tonight's out
there and in
1:13:34
the morning to our troll room
which used
1:13:37
to be known as just the IRC
channel and
1:13:39
later became the chat room
avoid 0 set
1:13:41
that up thank you very much
running for
1:13:43
pretty much all 11 years I
think close
1:13:46
to it
1:13:47
troll room and no agenda stream
comm you
1:13:49
can go to that website on
Thursday and
1:13:51
Sunday mornings where you will
hear us
1:13:54
do the show live which is
pretty much
1:13:56
the same as the podcast with
just the
1:13:58
you know if like the ending
tightened up
1:14:00
in the beginning with a little
opener
1:14:02
otherwise that you hear the
pre-show and
1:14:04
things that are going in the
showed go
1:14:06
south in this we lose
connections or
1:14:08
something we get to hear you
cut or hit
1:14:11
the wall it's bonus some people
see it
1:14:14
as a bonus but the troll room
is also
1:14:16
very important for me they do
on the fly
1:14:19
fact-checking check falls they
1:14:22
feed me one-liners they tell me
if
1:14:24
something's wrong and they get
a lot
1:14:26
wrong too when they troll but
that's the
1:14:27
beauty of it no agenda stream
comm thank
1:14:30
you in the morning to you
1:14:30
congratulations on 11 years was
the
1:14:33
other feature one-liners also
in the
1:14:35
morning to Darren O'Neill he
brought us
1:14:37
the artwork for Episode 1079 a
title
1:14:41
that was expand ovations I
should say
1:14:44
properly expand old vision well
actually
1:14:48
I should per say it properly go
forth
1:14:52
[Music] should per say it
properly go forth
1:14:57
beautiful should per say it
properly go forth
1:14:59
this was the jar of Grey Poupon
1:15:04
which was the no agenda Grey
Poupon yes
1:15:07
Dijon mustard now with more
oomph 33
1:15:12
ounces and there's a little
thing on the
1:15:14
on the jar top things got a
little joke
1:15:17
on their best buy 3 3 I can't
quite see
1:15:20
it something like that yeah I
never
1:15:23
finished my Grey Poupon story
but we'll
1:15:25
leave that for later or another
they did
1:15:27
know now I never finished the
story it's
1:15:30
ok we'll get to another time
it's a it's
1:15:32
a you interrupted it was a
celebrity
1:15:34
shit yeah now we just you you
took over
1:15:36
mid-sentence and it was ok I
was just
1:15:38
like God you said something
interesting
1:15:39
so I'd I left it and then I was
I'm
1:15:42
wondering what the Grey Poupon
story is
1:15:44
it's not all that great but
it's I'll
1:15:47
tell at a different time it's
where it's
1:15:49
a showbiz story it involves show
1:15:51
business people like you only
you'll
1:15:52
often rails will usually it's a
little
1:15:54
lengthy for rougher here ok we
do have
1:15:57
some people to thank for the
anniversary
1:15:59
show 11 years show 1080 and we
have show
1:16:04
1100 coming up pretty soon by
the way
1:16:05
which is another breakthrough
good
1:16:07
number all good numbers I like
these
1:16:10
very strong numbers very strong
numbers
1:16:13
love it and we have the top
donor is we
1:16:18
have a bunch of in so a couple
least one
1:16:20
or two instance Troy Thomas
with one one
1:16:23
one 3.31 o lot it that came in
as a
1:16:28
cheque and he came in with a
handwritten
1:16:32
note in longhand and then he
went back
1:16:34
to all caps printing for good
reason
1:16:41
I haven't written I haven't
written in
1:16:43
cursive II rice
1:16:45
and it's yours you gotta read
this in a
1:16:49
long time but I am trying to
remember
1:16:52
how I bed like I am in fourth
grade 44th
1:17:01
our shirt just side again great
again
1:17:06
4th grade again I got a C in
penmanship
1:17:09
so I will stop now it is
getting easier
1:17:13
as I write this but I will stop
now ok
1:17:18
back to all it happen it's just
please
1:17:20
back to something we can
understand
1:17:22
I love no agenda I don't
remember how I
1:17:25
found it
1:17:26
but I remember cranky geeks so
sorry
1:17:29
about the column John but most
tech
1:17:31
writing is shit now anyway your
show
1:17:36
messed up my podcast listening
I used to
1:17:39
listen to dumb stuff like her
idea cast
1:17:43
and career tools but I only
have so much
1:17:48
podcast time as my commute is
short
1:17:50
ironically you mentioned the
old Agnew's
1:17:53
hospital that closed my house
this is
1:17:56
the mental hospital I talked
about yeah
1:17:58
my house is now on the old
Agnew's
1:18:02
hospital land
1:18:03
it's called river mark and it's
a
1:18:06
master-planned community that is
1:18:09
actually walkable with safe
with a safe
1:18:12
way dry cleaning restaurants
and a
1:18:14
credit union there's a Wells
Fargo but I
1:18:17
would never bank with those
dumb shits
1:18:23
there's a piece to John here's
my
1:18:27
donation old-school way check
one one
1:18:30
13.3 one for show 1 1 1 3 okay
clear the
1:18:37
douchebag status for me and
send me some
1:18:40
jobs karma I first deduced
you've been
1:18:44
deduced karma I first deduced
you've been
1:18:49
he says we put the jobs come at
the end
1:18:51
of his note my staff and
engineering got
1:18:55
moved into IT and management
there there
1:18:57
sucks it's me it's time for me
to move
1:19:01
on it's me it's time for me to
move
1:19:01
please Knight me knight of
river mark
1:19:03
best you can choose a few clips
of olds
1:19:07
at the end of the show I think
or old
1:19:09
school anyway that was so
looking them a
1:19:12
little jobs jobs karma jobs and
jobs
1:19:17
that's that's for job by the
way you've
1:19:20
got karma one-dimension that
the the
1:19:25
void 0 IRC network was alive a
couple
1:19:30
months before the show actually
started
1:19:33
I did not know void 0 then we
just this
1:19:36
is the beauty of this show and
we just
1:19:39
came into our lives and it's
still here
1:19:43
well for the troll to avoid
zeros at
1:19:46
bibs just a special person that
roses to
1:19:49
I have to give them credit for
but we
1:19:51
have lots of special people but
these
1:19:52
guys yeah yeah those get
further for the
1:19:54
dudes named Ben I'm sure
there's a few
1:19:57
others very literally sitting
in our
1:19:59
engine room all the time just
making
1:20:00
sure the engine is cranking and
any
1:20:03
other way we would we I mean
we've go so
1:20:06
broke on bandwidth costs and
everything
1:20:08
they've you know they figured
it all out
1:20:09
they figured out how do we know
the most
1:20:11
effective way yes they're not
idiots
1:20:14
keep us safe certainly safe is
a lot a
1:20:16
lot cheaper than pod beam yes
all right
1:20:25
you've exceeded your bandwidth
I tried
1:20:28
getting your podcast man it
says your
1:20:30
band was succeeded what are we
supposed
1:20:32
to do now I can listen to the
podcast
1:20:34
because band was succeeded
Cerberus
1:20:38
sloth Marin often Trabuco Canyon
1:20:41
California one 11.11 which is
our
1:20:44
special associate executive
producer
1:20:46
special for this particular
show 11th
1:20:48
anniversary I don't have a note
from him
1:20:50
Oh I don't have a note from him
1:20:51
hmm that's strange and it
doesn't seem
1:20:54
to have shown up in the
donation so I
1:20:57
will look for that and we'll
talk we'll
1:20:59
read his known in the next show
whenever
1:21:00
we can find it because he does
write in
1:21:02
oh yeah let me just check
1:21:04
I'm checking real quick here I
mean it
1:21:07
could be in the PayPal thing it
didn't
1:21:08
come through or is lawful let
me just
1:21:11
see if he shows up and I got
him in
1:21:18
anyway you know I don't I do
not have
1:21:21
more famous nights yeah okay
we'll get
1:21:25
him you get you later borislav
sir Craig
1:21:27
Porter and Council Bluffs Iowa
is the
1:21:30
second one one one eleven
thousand
1:21:33
eleven dollars 11 cents special
1:21:36
executive produced for show 11th
1:21:38
anniversary show Council Bluffs
Iowa a
1:21:40
john and anna i always feel bad
because
1:21:42
so many other producers write
such great
1:21:44
notes and all i can really all
I really
1:21:46
have to say is happy 11th
anniversary
1:21:48
and please keep up the
excellent work in
1:21:50
media deconstruction I like to
ask for
1:21:51
some jobs karma in abeyance as
I may be
1:21:55
terminated from my current job
at a
1:21:57
major tech company due to
something
1:21:59
boneheaded that I did oh boy
won't find
1:22:03
out until Monday you always
have to have
1:22:05
anybody working at any level
where you
1:22:08
can write and cover your ass
memos just
1:22:11
do it constantly follow Mayor
Adler's
1:22:16
example in Austin it's fine
1:22:19
administrative leave this whole
reaches
1:22:22
yeah your doom yeah doesn't
sound good
1:22:25
unless you're some situation
where you
1:22:27
can't fire because you know Tim
you
1:22:28
blame Trump blame Trump just
blame five
1:22:31
don't work any tips on how to
deal with
1:22:33
the meeting with my manager
about my
1:22:34
termination or appreciate yes I
can't
1:22:37
stop I was so upset
1:22:41
by the lack of compassion our
president
1:22:44
has for the caravan and then
that he has
1:22:47
incited all this violence with
bombs I'm
1:22:51
sorry I must have temporarily
lost my
1:22:54
mind but I'm seeing someone and
I think
1:22:56
I'll be okay I need one more
week of the
1:22:59
paid leave and there's my idea
1:23:07
you can find some way to show
that you
1:23:10
had pointed whatever you did
wrong that
1:23:12
you had pointed out some issue
that was
1:23:15
never resolved that's a great
out that
1:23:19
got me out of a jam once like
two months
1:23:25
nobody said not enough about
your first
1:23:27
marriage what else does he say
may have
1:23:31
a please have an L Sharpton
thanks for
1:23:35
the full sir Timothy Scott
crowing
1:24:32
Lynnwood Washington becomes in
this
1:24:34
executive producer with 300
$33.33
1:24:39
this is 11-11-11
1:24:42
times three one for myself one
for my
1:24:45
wife and one for expecting human
1:24:46
resource coming in April of
next year on
1:24:49
the show has helped me and I'm
sure
1:24:50
others keep an even keel between
1:24:53
dimensions I've been a big fan
of Yeezy
1:24:55
for a long time this clip
showed me how
1:24:58
introspective he is in business
as I'm
1:25:00
linked to a youtube 24 is if
you want to
1:25:03
check it out f-bomb it at endo
f-bomb
1:25:08
attend ok I follow nanog and
North
1:25:11
American network operators
group fairly
1:25:13
closely you this year there was
a
1:25:15
computer science professor from
1:25:17
Wisconsin giving a speech on how
1:25:19
ruined our network
infrastructure will
1:25:22
be with mass flooding and more
frequent
1:25:24
storms which providers are at
higher
1:25:26
risk really like the watch
talking about
1:25:30
global warming oh no I can't
watch
1:25:33
Netflix now it's a problem in
looking
1:25:36
for some jobs Carmen my current
salary
1:25:38
is far below the greater
Seattle area
1:25:40
median for network engineers
thanks
1:25:43
Amazon thanks for keeping the
show going
1:25:47
11 years so Timothy Scott jobs
jobs and
1:25:52
jobs let's vote for jobs you
know you've
1:25:56
got karma just about Amazon my
my I have
1:26:01
resentment towards bazo's with
just what
1:26:04
he's doing and connecting
everything and
1:26:06
the advertising and the
tracking and so
1:26:08
I'm like you know I'm not gonna
go to
1:26:10
hole it was much closer Whole
Foods is
1:26:12
close by I'm gonna go to h-e-b
and we
1:26:15
have a real ghetto h-e-b which
I kind of
1:26:17
enjoy its way south on old Torf
1:26:20
and I was already I'm like I'm
gonna
1:26:22
make scallops for dinner and
with the
1:26:24
risotto never done in risotto
is my
1:26:25
first risotto I'm very excited
what are
1:26:29
you doing you said why I'm not
a big
1:26:33
risotto fan that's not nice
1:26:35
it's kind of soupy rice making
a risotto
1:26:39
got everything I go to the fish
counter
1:26:41
for the scallops because of the
water
1:26:43
boil no ice no fish no scallops
no
1:26:47
nothing I race off to piano
like a real
1:26:54
Texas h-e-b or any of these
beasts is
1:26:57
another chain I've seen down
there that
1:27:00
are just big supermarkets that
are kind
1:27:02
of like appeal to the locals
that know
1:27:04
how to cook yep they're
fantastic stores
1:27:07
they got all kinds of stuff
you'll not
1:27:09
get it Whole Foods absolutely
true and
1:27:12
at a fraction of the price yeah
cheaper
1:27:15
and and people are much happier
and just
1:27:17
there's a whole much better
experience
1:27:19
but I did have to go to Whole
Foods they
1:27:20
- they only had they actually
had some
1:27:22
scallops still out they were
they can't
1:27:25
put any more fish produce out
it's done
1:27:27
no more fish products they
can't keep it
1:27:29
they can't ship it
1:27:31
so we'll be eating beef
barbecue well
1:27:36
maybe it's just a little plot
to get you
1:27:37
back on the meat wagon yeah we
usually
1:27:40
have sushi on Thursday nights I
don't
1:27:42
think that's gonna happen ain't
1:27:43
happening I don't think so in a
1:27:45
hoity-toity the Austin sushi
bar she
1:27:49
barchi sushi is famous in
Austin I don't
1:27:53
eat sushi anywhere if you're
not within
1:27:57
10 miles of an ocean coast just
the
1:28:01
habit of mine it's just there's
a belief
1:28:03
of mine hey you know what you
are banned
1:28:06
from coming to Austin okay
1:28:07
you're banned well not so with
Sir
1:28:10
Andrew snoops Magoo Bentley
he's in
1:28:13
Tacoma Washington at $333 leg
way nice I
1:28:19
like it congratulations on your
left
1:28:20
here anniversary Elevens my
lucky number
1:28:23
I was born on the 11th hour of
the 11th
1:28:24
day of the 11th month it wasn't
in 1911
1:28:28
nohow keep up the great work
Sir Andrew
1:28:31
snoops Magoo Bentley jingle
request any
1:28:34
Al Gore gloom and doom soundbite
1:28:36
followed by Obama saying you
you might
1:28:39
die and it now traps as much
extra heat
1:28:43
energy every day as would be
released by
1:28:47
500,000 Hiroshima class atomic
bombs
1:28:51
exploding every day you've got
to get
1:28:56
Karma I like it Arthur coonass
in parts
1:29:02
unknown $250 excellent product
he begins
1:29:06
his note thank you that I enjoy
very
1:29:08
much there are so many lies miss
1:29:09
directions hysteria and complete
1:29:11
nonsense to the MSM mainstream
media
1:29:14
that your show is an island of
repose
1:29:17
from my weary soul nice for
your needed
1:29:22
work keep it up for another 11
years
1:29:24
thank you very much we love
being an
1:29:27
island of repose for your weary
soul and
1:29:29
thank you for your support of
the show I
1:29:31
don't know about another 11
years though
1:29:35
yeah we both had the same like
kind of
1:29:40
like wait the way you think
about my
1:29:41
risotto wait the way you think
about my
1:29:42
well maybe thing about your
resort I've
1:29:46
never had your risotto I'm
talking about
1:29:47
risotto in general okay I don't
make
1:29:50
soupy risotto balls dollars so
this kind
1:29:54
of suit a little soupy and it
loses its
1:29:56
it's whatever bird jet in El
Paso Texas
1:30:01
$250 he writes in a note damn
it use
1:30:05
this note he's apparently
sitting in
1:30:06
like a number of notes oh yes
sir bass I
1:30:11
think is like three I don't
know if this
1:30:14
is on there you're gonna do
that you
1:30:16
would take a note sir bomb hits
it
1:30:19
bourbon back in the saddle
living down
1:30:21
in sunny El Paso home of Beto
there's
1:30:26
been a couple of years since
they
1:30:27
donated due to my many excuses
to common
1:30:29
and boring to repeat here since
they've
1:30:30
been corrected in the proper
term in the
1:30:33
proper term of bong rips and
because I
1:30:36
have graduated a single malt
scotch
1:30:38
I would like to retire my
current title
1:30:41
and request a new one oh okay
hey baby
1:30:44
Eric may have it on there let
me surpass
1:30:46
night of the Sun City yes we
have it sir
1:30:49
bong had some bourbon goes to
surpass
1:30:51
night of the Sun City yes that
is on the
1:30:53
peerage notation list now shout
out to
1:30:56
my smokin hot wife who thinks
you two
1:30:58
are annoying hey shout out back
at ya
1:31:02
I'm slowly winning her over
probably not
1:31:05
doubtful the garland clan and PA
1:31:09
Washington including Brielle
Dame Elise
1:31:11
hot fisherwoman and cousin Ian
as well
1:31:14
as my mana Seattle jinda whoever
1:31:17
unfortunately call out as a
douchebag
1:31:19
for not donating I have to call
out as a
1:31:22
douchebag for not donating get
me just a
1:31:27
big giant family
1:31:28
yeah people related to the
garlic that's
1:31:31
insane that's did they I what
I'd like
1:31:34
to know is did Dame at least
get other
1:31:37
people to listen or was that
independent
1:31:39
is it something that runs in
their
1:31:40
bloodline it something that
runs in their
1:31:41
I think her brother is a
natural for the
1:31:45
show and this is just one of
the many
1:31:47
people that we have come to
adore over
1:31:50
the years who just don't you
ask his
1:31:53
Dame Elise gives us free things
1:31:57
okay I was going in a different
way but
1:31:59
yeah send this free shit we
adore you
1:32:02
man send this free shit we
adore you
1:32:03
speaking of adoration just cuz
it came
1:32:05
up Beto Beto this is a 12
second clip
1:32:09
and there's something wrong
with this
1:32:10
you can't go 10 feet without an
1:32:13
interruption from a Beto backer
watch I
1:32:15
love you too thank you all
you're a
1:32:16
rockstar you too thank you all
you're a
1:32:17
no no it's just when is the
last time we
1:32:25
actually had a quote-unquote
rock star
1:32:28
hello 1980s stars a look of
that lead
1:32:33
guitar player lead the lead of
the cars
1:32:35
Oh Riko cassock he has a Ric
Ocasek
1:32:39
goofball look it's not a rock
star rock
1:32:42
star we just need to you know
it's no
1:32:45
it's just an anachronism rush
don't you
1:32:47
play that clip because this
note goes
1:32:49
like this a few things from my
1:32:51
perspective down here before I
get into
1:32:53
the main reason I'm able to
support you
1:32:54
two and your stellar work one
almost
1:32:56
every house in El Paso has a
freaking
1:32:59
Beto sign yard oh it's
criminals going
1:33:02
door-to-door selling solar and
I'm
1:33:04
amazed the level of support
this town
1:33:07
throws one of it at the one of
their own
1:33:09
that being said they're mostly
1:33:11
hypocrites as many of them
don't have
1:33:12
solar or even want to add it to
their
1:33:14
homes regardless of Beto you
should
1:33:18
change your pitch hi I'm here
on behalf
1:33:20
of Beto by the way that was
funny
1:33:22
yesterday I got this I got this
text
1:33:24
message I despise this because
you know
1:33:27
I try not to be tracked at all
from a
1:33:30
737 number and it was hi Adam
he's
1:33:35
George am with Beto for Texas
early
1:33:37
voting has started we're fired
up to
1:33:39
vote you can early vote based
on public
1:33:42
records we think you're
registered to
1:33:43
vote in Travis County check
HERE for
1:33:45
where to early vote when will
you vote
1:33:47
and so I texted back I said dear
1:33:51
georgeanna I'm so sorry to hear
this Ted
1:33:54
asked me last week and I've
already made
1:33:56
a date with him but maybe next
year
1:33:58
heart and she replied he said
oh that's
1:34:03
that's actually pretty funny
okay have a
1:34:05
nice day I was like oh that's
really
1:34:07
that's there's a real human
being there
1:34:10
I guess
1:34:10
so much money oh it's 33
million pegye
1:34:13
oh they got time to be texting
with me
1:34:15
all day all right anybody goes
on he
1:34:18
says not my business my company
provides
1:34:19
energy and solar solutions in
El Paso
1:34:21
Texas Las Cruces Albuquerque and
1:34:24
Pensacola here currently we are
1:34:26
expanding into other markets as
well
1:34:28
we'll see if you use enough
energy to
1:34:30
benefit you get a 30% tax
credit goes on
1:34:33
he says here's my call to
action if any
1:34:35
no agender agender x' and these
are
1:34:38
surrounding areas go solar with
my
1:34:40
company I will donate 333
dollars to no
1:34:42
agenda in your name that's
right an
1:34:44
executive producer ship for
saving money
1:34:46
and the planet proudness and
the website
1:34:49
is a merica soem of noe m ER
aki sol
1:34:58
america soul uno em ER k is ola
are
1:35:06
solutions that comes as one
word merica
1:35:09
sold solar solutions calm oh
you are
1:35:13
something else a for Ike was
hard
1:35:18
so it's Merrick ma ra k solar
solutions
1:35:22
not come all one word now you
get a free
1:35:25
estimate he wants the step of
Preppers
1:35:28
poopers of the DOE says John
don't shit
1:35:32
on solar after you read this
piece o
1:35:34
door do put the link in the
show notes
1:35:38
thank yo jingles no karma okay
thank you
1:35:41
very much that's highly
appreciated Ryan
1:35:45
sir Donald Silva in E you a
beach Hawaii
1:35:50
Hawaii Mahalo he's check-in
whatever
1:35:53
kind of an interesting note I
didn't
1:35:55
know he's been of this nice sir
Donald
1:35:57
Soler forever
1:35:58
he's also an NJ in case I know
to get
1:36:01
prepared when my wife died in
93 from
1:36:04
cancer I stopped working I
helped my
1:36:06
mother for a while with her
financial
1:36:08
finances but then I stopped
entirely I
1:36:10
was an optical physicist well I
came to
1:36:14
Hawaii what what does an optical
1:36:16
physicist do these are guy
deals with
1:36:20
the physics of lenses is
waiting for one
1:36:22
thing okay I came to Hawaii
where I
1:36:25
probably got more than to it
than that
1:36:27
I'm sure I came to Hawaii where
I
1:36:29
haven't I learned the healing
the heat I
1:36:33
can't read it was written
something
1:36:35
about lomi lomi healing aspect
of the
1:36:40
lomi lomi massage and I got
interested
1:36:43
in metaphysics occult knowledge
etc
1:36:47
that's way this is our show I
thought he
1:36:50
was for here for the lomi lomi
what is
1:36:52
it called Mira lo Milla now at
82 hello
1:36:57
I think it's over thinking I
would die
1:37:01
two years ago I found that I
have I'm
1:37:03
very much alive and thinking of
the
1:37:05
world about the world at large
the best
1:37:07
explanation is given by sounds
good for
1:37:15
me to get degree descends with
straight
1:37:18
face even though we like the
guy the
1:37:20
best explanation is given by
David Icke
1:37:26
hello I love all beings except
the mice
1:37:30
that get into my house I live
in I live
1:37:32
10 feet from the water and it's
rising
1:37:35
I've lost 20 feet of my
property to the
1:37:38
ocean soon the water it's
called erosion
1:37:40
will claim my home which is
which will
1:37:43
go first me or my house don't
know my
1:37:47
poor handwriting is due to a
stroke it's
1:37:51
actually good handwriting
compared to
1:37:52
most people stroke or not but I
know
1:37:55
you'll like you know I know you
like
1:37:57
handwritten notes
1:37:57
I'm sorry you lost your job
John your
1:38:01
column was a highlight reading
for me
1:38:04
also I made it to the end Aloha
Aloha
1:38:08
Mahalo it sounded when you were
giggling
1:38:10
it sounded like your edibles
had finally
1:38:12
kicked in yeah
1:38:15
it's just I don't know I like
it now
1:38:19
it's funny
1:38:19
hey sir Donald Silva thank you
very much
1:38:22
it's highly appreciated we love
hearing
1:38:24
from you
1:38:25
David Icke and he's been around
for a
1:38:27
long time so now he's great
gonna
1:38:30
supporter four times
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risotto and much better than
risotto
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you got us keep stirring it you
know I
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know it takes a little aber
intensive
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there is a shortcut methodology
that
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actually works I've seen it but
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something that one of these
British
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chefs dreamed up and yeah you
got to do
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it the official way keep adding
the
1:41:42
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right
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agree with my dust my pure
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to John for the past 29 years
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but the concludes are about
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she's just staring and cries
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right ladies curled up in a
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right stirring my risotto to
really
1:44:24
appreciate all of these
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get in and oh yes some phrase
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1:45:35
will definitely be look we look
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1:45:38
to that okay we had what before
we waste
1:45:42
up yeah I'm stopping you know
okay okay
1:45:47
now you're gonna be stirring
this this
1:45:49
our Borah rice or whatever they
break
1:45:52
the right buddies that right
rice
1:45:54
correct abour fishes yeah that
stuff
1:45:56
that Italian especially should
be from
1:45:58
Italy yes and then you're gonna
need
1:46:00
some very good parmesan yes
they have
1:46:03
very good parmesan you just
have think
1:46:05
oh I have parmesan willow sends
me
1:46:08
parmesan several times a year
fro from
1:46:10
Italy oh yeah oh yeah you
poopoo you're
1:46:14
not tasting my risotto ever I
don't care
1:46:17
okay tasting my risotto ever I
don't care
1:46:17
I wouldn't mind tasting never
did
1:46:20
parmesan she sends you she
probably send
1:46:22
you some if you're nice to me
1:46:25
maybe if I mean to you should
say your
1:46:29
relationship shot yes do you
have more -
1:46:36
well yeah you know that Oh God
yeah
1:46:40
please stir it and stir it and
stir it
1:46:42
endlessly this is not the idea
of
1:46:44
cooking to me it's the idea of
agony
1:46:47
there's so many other route to
both the
1:46:49
French and the Italians to be
honest
1:46:51
about do not know how to cook
rice the
1:46:53
Iranians are the people who have
1:46:55
affected how to cook rice okay
1:46:59
I am neither I'm done I'm you
okay bones
1:47:04
connected to the anklebone and
the ankle
1:47:07
bones connected to the shin
bone and the
1:47:11
shin bones connected to the
knee bone
1:47:13
and the knee bones connected to
the
1:47:16
thigh bone yep he's all
together looks
1:47:21
like that's khashoggi we have
the
1:47:27
official pronunciation we've
been trying
1:47:29
to figure this out now we're
here yes
1:47:31
wait oh we have the official
pronounce
1:47:33
it a pronoun pronunciation of
Khashoggi
1:47:36
you said Jamarcus - G was could
Jamal
1:47:41
Kikuchi Jamarcus - casue G
there you go
1:47:44
Jamal cashew G is now the
official and
1:47:47
no agenda pronunciation of the
name even
1:47:50
though I asked is still on the
air
1:47:53
Jamarcus - G and so the
official way to
1:47:58
pronounce it is Jamal ha Scheck
1:48:03
schecky no come Jim out jamal
kai-shek
1:48:07
gee that's the official way
okay I want
1:48:09
you to pronounce it that way
from now on
1:48:11
I want to do Sharpton's way
okay jemelle
1:48:15
gosh after the keshavjee
1:48:16
kai-shek Yuji Kuroiwa shogi
versus Yoshi
1:48:21
it's not now your mom kai-shek
you
1:48:25
tomorrow suji Seiji okay
doesn't really
1:48:29
matter suji Seiji okay doesn't
really
1:48:30
hey there's a lot going on as I
1:48:32
predicted now the world is
starting to
1:48:35
come into action now we're
seeing the
1:48:37
real players behind this Angela
Merkel
1:48:40
I'm looking at hers as part of
1:48:42
propagating this trying to cut
the
1:48:45
Saudis out of everything and
and air
1:48:48
Dhawan is he is loving this he
has now
1:48:51
become the central figure in
the Middle
1:48:54
East where he really had no
power
1:48:57
against the Crown Prince so
look at
1:49:01
who's now all of a sudden his
friend
1:49:02
we've got of course Iran and at
the day
1:49:05
of a border they've been very
you know
1:49:06
that's 30 percent of of people
in Turkey
1:49:10
are Iranian and as the of a huge
1:49:12
proportion of the Turks in Iran
Qatar
1:49:15
who there they are bailing out
the
1:49:19
Turkish economy they just put
15 billion
1:49:22
they hate Saudi or else audio
being
1:49:24
Eights them too and then Syria
and with
1:49:27
this comes Putin and the
Russians and
1:49:29
there's and this is beautiful
because
1:49:32
who is the central switching
station for
1:49:35
all the pipelines that we've
been
1:49:37
looking at it's Turkey you want
to get
1:49:39
into into Europe you you can go
through
1:49:42
Turkey with Iranian oil with
Russian oil
1:49:45
this and he is he's DS loving
this he
1:49:48
now and that's why he's coming
up with
1:49:50
all kinds of fantastical
stories and
1:49:52
there is a technicality here
that I was
1:49:55
incorrect about I thought that
embassy
1:49:59
ground is sovereign territory
it's not
1:50:02
and I've been corrected by many
people
1:50:05
and there's when while they go
bust in
1:50:07
and grab Julian Assange the
answer me
1:50:10
that well first of all here's
here's
1:50:12
here's an interesting rub
1:50:14
the host country is completely
1:50:16
responsible for the safety of
the
1:50:19
embassy and anyone in it so
technically
1:50:21
the Turks are responsible for
whatever
1:50:25
happened to Hasek G Jamel Hasek
G they
1:50:31
cannot enter the embassy
without head of
1:50:34
mission permission which they
did
1:50:36
receive so just I'm just saying
that a
1:50:39
crime committed that would be
acceptable
1:50:42
in Saudi Arabia done in the
embassy in
1:50:44
Turkey is not although I don't
know what
1:50:46
they do in Turkey they made
behead
1:50:49
people just not that not as
openly as
1:50:51
Saud the Saudis do that is
punishable by
1:50:54
the laws of the host country so
that's
1:50:57
that's just a town we have it
that's
1:50:58
just a technicality
1:51:00
let's let me see I'm going to
start
1:51:03
because a lot of people started
coming
1:51:05
out and talking about this I
would say
1:51:07
we stick with air21 for a
second this is
1:51:09
france24 ID when made no
reference to
1:51:12
alleged audio and video
recordings of
1:51:15
the murder which has been
mentioned in
1:51:16
the Turkish press instead
putting their
1:51:19
onus on the Saudis to provide
answers as
1:51:21
to who had ordered the
assassination and
1:51:24
asking that they identify the
alleged
1:51:25
local collaborator who said to
have
1:51:27
disposed of cash or G's body
the Turkish
1:51:31
president thought carefully
saying that
1:51:33
he believed King Salman was
sincere when
1:51:35
he denied knowledge of the
murder but
1:51:37
making no direct mention of his
regional
1:51:39
rival influential Crown Prince
Turkey
1:51:43
expert Dorothy Schmid and told
france24
1:51:45
that Arwen's speech shows his
main
1:51:47
concern is a domestic audience
showing
1:51:51
that he has trust in the in the
king
1:51:53
himself to put things in a
different way
1:51:59
with his son to arrange the
power
1:52:02
relationship inside the house
of Saudis
1:52:04
this is this is an internal
matter was
1:52:05
before for the Saudis to do so
but what
1:52:08
matters for one more is to show
that
1:52:11
he's the master in Turkey also
and that
1:52:14
the sovereignty of Turkey has
to be
1:52:15
respected sovereignty of Turkey
has to be
1:52:17
pressure on the kingdom other
ones that
1:52:19
there would be an independent
target
1:52:21
investigation into the incident
adding
1:52:23
that the eighteen suspects
should be
1:52:25
fried in Turkish courts so my
takeaway
1:52:28
from this clip is that air
Dhawan is
1:52:30
calling for a form of regime
change
1:52:32
saying hey I get along with the
king
1:52:34
fine but you know this mofo
this kid
1:52:36
here he is this is he's got to
get out
1:52:38
of there which everyone wants
because
1:52:40
right now he is speaking on
behalf of
1:52:42
Sunni Muslims and all in the
Middle East
1:52:46
I think Trump is a bit on board
with
1:52:48
this here's a short clip of him
it was
1:52:50
carried out poorly and the
cover-up was
1:52:53
one of the worst in the history
of
1:52:55
cover-ups he's an expert on
cover-ups
1:52:58
just think it's odd huh gone
bad deal
1:53:03
should have never been thought
of
1:53:06
somebody really messed up and
they had
1:53:10
the worst cover-up ever and
word should
1:53:13
have stopped is that the deal
stand what
1:53:15
when they thought about it
because
1:53:17
whoever thought of that idea I
think is
1:53:20
in big trouble
1:53:21
so there's Trump trying to cuz
I'm sure
1:53:24
he was really caught off guard
with this
1:53:26
he is trying to deflect and say
well
1:53:29
whoever came up with it that
guy's in
1:53:32
big trouble not the Saudis we
shouldn't
1:53:34
be blocking that because we got
two men
1:53:35
this is all dependent upon his
his real
1:53:40
deals with the Saudis for
petrodollar
1:53:43
maintenance although he wants
it the
1:53:46
price of oil to be lower also
the
1:53:48
biggest deal ever that he wants
to
1:53:50
complete the Palestine Israel
two-state
1:53:52
solution and this got this is so
1:53:55
important they're so off caught
off
1:53:57
guard that Jared Kushner came
out and
1:54:00
did an interview of with of all
people
1:54:03
Van Jones
1:54:05
on CNN this is a rare moment
when you
1:54:07
hear the cush bird speaking
you're going
1:54:09
to try to get to the facts do
you trust
1:54:12
the Saudis to investigate
themselves I
1:54:14
mean it seems like NBS is like
the prime
1:54:16
suspect he's also the prime
investigator
1:54:19
I mean do you trust the Saudis
to sort
1:54:20
this out
1:54:21
yeah like I said I mean we're
getting
1:54:23
facts in from multiple places
and then
1:54:25
once those facts come in the
Secretary
1:54:28
of State will will will work
with our
1:54:30
national security team to help
us
1:54:33
determine what we want to
believe and
1:54:35
what we think is credible on
what we
1:54:36
help us with what we want to
believe
1:54:38
think is is not credible even
even Trump
1:54:41
says there's like deception and
lies I
1:54:42
mean you I mean you do you see
anything
1:54:45
that it seems deceptive I see
things
1:54:48
that are deceptive every day I
see them
1:54:49
in the Middle East I see them in
1:54:51
Washington so again I think
that we have
1:54:54
our eyes wide open I think that
again
1:54:56
the president is focused on
what's good
1:54:58
for America what are our
strategic
1:55:00
interests you know where do we
share
1:55:02
interests with other countries
let's
1:55:04
work towards those but yeah
every day we
1:55:06
deal with people who are trying
to
1:55:08
deceive us in different ways
but our job
1:55:10
is to see through it but also
to stay
1:55:12
focused on what's best for the
American
1:55:14
people and the president's fully
1:55:16
committed to doing that
1:55:17
blah-blah-blah-blah-blah but
he's in
1:55:19
trouble because he's big good
friends
1:55:21
with the MBS mr. bonesaw
1:55:23
back to France 24 this is
Mauritius
1:55:26
Rackham's southern is taka I do
not like
1:55:29
this woman she's Dutch she's a
member of
1:55:31
European Parliament she's from
the d66
1:55:34
party in the Netherlands the
reason I
1:55:35
don't like her well first of
all the d66
1:55:38
party a bunch of just
wishy-washy white
1:55:43
milquetoast I guess but she's
all she
1:55:46
seems to do cuz I'm I checked
the
1:55:49
tweeters she's only on Twitter
all day
1:55:51
commenting on Trump and dissing
the just
1:55:55
disputing and and not even
reading
1:55:58
articles just translating the
headlines
1:56:00
and this is an outrage crazy
why do
1:56:02
Americans put up with him and
I'm like
1:56:04
go do some business in the
European
1:56:07
Parliament and she is and she
is telling
1:56:09
us exactly what's happening the
1:56:11
continuation of what has been
called for
1:56:13
in the US Congress the
Magnitsky Act she
1:56:16
may even reference it directly
here
1:56:18
but if not it's exactly what
they're
1:56:20
calling for so they can shut
off Saudi
1:56:22
Arabia and had their own little
deals
1:56:24
with Russia and with Iranian
oil they've
1:56:27
been working on it for months
if you
1:56:28
look at the irrational behavior
and lie
1:56:30
after lie after lie after lie
coming
1:56:33
from Riyadh over the past
couple of
1:56:35
weeks it is entirely
irresponsible to
1:56:37
sell war weapons to this
country and
1:56:40
she's talking about EU selling
war
1:56:42
weapons the French and the
Brits big big
1:56:45
discussion about this not just
our deal
1:56:47
but there's lots of deals it
turns out a
1:56:50
lot of stuff these authorities
and I
1:56:53
think that it is very good that
1:56:55
Chancellor Merkel has taken the
lead and
1:56:57
I would have preferred to see
an eu-wide
1:56:59
embargo which is something that
we have
1:57:01
called for in the European
Parliament
1:57:03
repeatedly already especially
in the
1:57:05
context of the war in Yemen so
I hope
1:57:07
again we will reach a turning
point here
1:57:09
and we'll see more rational
behavior and
1:57:11
at least we will we will cease
to export
1:57:14
instability to Saudi Arabia and
a weapon
1:57:18
embargo but also an embargo on
selling
1:57:20
surveillance equipment with
which
1:57:22
dissidents and journalists are
being
1:57:24
tracked and traced in the
kingdom is
1:57:25
also absolutely appropriate and
then
1:57:28
lastly we would also call for
human
1:57:30
rights sanctions meaning that
those
1:57:32
individuals who were
responsible for
1:57:34
this brutal murder will be
individually
1:57:36
held to account these events we
can see
1:57:39
asset freezes so that there's
no more
1:57:42
you know fun time shopping in
Paris or
1:57:44
putting yachts in Nice or
children in
1:57:46
good European universities
there have to
1:57:49
be consequences for the
individuals that
1:57:50
are responsible and the
impunity with
1:57:53
which violations have been
taken place
1:57:54
human rights violations that
were
1:57:56
serious before this murder for
a very
1:57:59
long time it has to stop no more
1:58:00
shopping trips to Paris
1:58:02
no more yachts in in in French
harbors I
1:58:05
wish I could make fun of her
accent but
1:58:07
it's actually pretty good
1:58:08
can't do it with her so that's
the plan
1:58:11
and Merkel is leading it Merkel
best
1:58:14
friends with Putin they were in
East
1:58:17
Germany together at the same
time this
1:58:20
is not our friend and she is
really
1:58:23
working very hard to
effectively ruin
1:58:27
the petro dollar I think that
is the
1:58:29
ultimate plan they want Iranian
1:58:32
oyel anything they can get from
Russia
1:58:35
sell it all to china they'd
love to have
1:58:37
it in Euro denomination and I
think
1:58:41
Trump is screwed on this I do
not see
1:58:44
how he gets out of it
1:58:45
well MBS is already
backpedaling to an
1:58:49
extremely do you have a copy of
his
1:58:51
speech that he gave nd no I
don't have
1:58:54
that I do have it oh good do
you have a
1:58:56
clip or just a copy of this is
no this
1:58:58
is a MBS makes statement this
was on PBS
1:59:01
ran this over the weekend
yesterday
1:59:04
Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince
declared
1:59:06
today that the murder of
journalist
1:59:08
Jamal khashoggi was a heinous
crime and
1:59:11
he promised justice Mohammed
bin Salman
1:59:14
addressed an investment
conference in
1:59:16
Riyadh it was his first public
statement
1:59:18
since the Saudis acknowledge
that
1:59:20
Khashoggi was killed at their
consulate
1:59:23
in Istanbul Turkey and
suspicions have
1:59:25
been raised that the prince
might have
1:59:27
known about the plot we know
that many
1:59:29
are trying to use this painful
thing to
1:59:31
drive a wedge between Saudi
Arabia and
1:59:33
Turkey this wedge will not
happen and we
1:59:36
will prove to the world that
the two
1:59:37
governments are cooperating to
see that
1:59:39
all perpetrators are taken to
court and
1:59:41
justice will be seen in the end
yeah
1:59:44
he's gone I'm gonna tell you
this guy
1:59:46
will be gone there will be a
new Crown
1:59:47
Prince appointed he is out he
is out he
1:59:50
is done he is gone he has
screwed it up
1:59:52
big time
1:59:54
he's done
1:59:57
rule anymore and I don't think
I think
1:59:58
that Merkel and Putin by the
way sir
2:00:03
gene was away he came back and
he said
2:00:06
that he listened to the the
so-called
2:00:09
press conference where Putin was
2:00:11
slamming Americas at the end of
our days
2:00:13
the Empire is dying
2:00:16
and sir Jean said actually it's
really
2:00:18
complimentary about Trump it's
not like
2:00:20
that at all if you listen to it
in
2:00:22
context see I haven't gotten a
full
2:00:23
translation but this isn't it's
not it's
2:00:26
not surprising to the public
here and of
2:00:35
course we have this little
tidbit which
2:00:37
if you think she's she's on a
Nancy Drew
2:00:39
mission to solve crimes you got
another
2:00:42
thing coming Geena Haspel the
head of
2:00:44
the CIA is in Turkey today to
2:00:46
investigate Koosh oh geez
killing at the
2:00:48
Saudi consulate in Istanbul and
pr's
2:00:50
Greg Myers is here to tell us
more about
2:00:52
that visit welcome Greg so
we're all
2:00:56
here well she's got a very
significant
2:00:58
role in not only with her title
as head
2:01:00
of the CIA this is a place she
knows
2:01:03
really well we know she speaks
Turkish
2:01:05
in a rare speech recently she
said
2:01:08
Istanbul along with London are
two of
2:01:11
her favorite cities in the world
2:01:13
the CIA never says exactly where
2:01:15
somebody spent their undercover
days but
2:01:17
she clearly knows this place
she's a
2:01:20
player she knows how the how
things take
2:01:24
place there and remember the US
Turkey
2:01:28
and the Saudis are allies and
they're
2:01:30
conducting these sort of
separate
2:01:32
investigations but there's also
2:01:34
negotiations going on this is
probably
2:01:37
not likely to end so much in a
courtroom
2:01:39
as is in a political agreement
in some
2:01:42
sort of negotiation so that's
the key
2:01:43
thing I think to keep watching
yeah I'm
2:01:46
sure she's there just to
investigate
2:01:47
really she's there to lay down
the law
2:01:50
and try and set them straight
and I
2:01:52
don't think she has any of the
oomph it
2:01:55
takes to get anything done this
is a
2:01:59
bonanza and I really am curious
when the
2:02:02
president is going to get
serious about
2:02:04
it and address it because he is
losing
2:02:07
our shirt in this deal well he
hasn't
2:02:11
lost it yet yeah meanwhile pay
no
2:02:15
attention to the world
implications of
2:02:18
what is going on no no this is
what you
2:02:20
should be watching well we've
been
2:02:21
speaking to a number of sources
both
2:02:23
very well-placed sources within
the
2:02:28
investigation and also within
political
2:02:30
circles and they've been
telling us
2:02:34
separately first of all that
Jamarcus
2:02:37
Yogi's body parts have been
discovered
2:02:39
they had been cut up I
understand
2:02:43
there's some fairly grisly
detail about
2:02:45
how his face had been disfigured
2:02:48
somewhat there is a suggestion
I think
2:02:53
they like they use it as a
football and
2:02:55
kicked it around from the
second source
2:02:57
he is very very highly placed
as I say
2:03:01
within political circles and he
has
2:03:05
connections within the
prosecutor's
2:03:08
office that those body parts
were
2:03:12
discovered in the garden of the
consul
2:03:15
general yes we're just outside
the
2:03:19
property this the Consul
generals
2:03:21
property was part of a focus a
very big
2:03:24
focus of the forensic
investigators they
2:03:29
took some time to get in it
into it more
2:03:32
than two weeks later we
ourselves
2:03:34
witnessed some of those forensic
2:03:36
investigators examining the
garden we
2:03:40
know that they took soil
samples from
2:03:42
there and that they were trying
to match
2:03:45
DNA samples taken of Jamel GOG
with
2:03:50
samples that they collected
inside the
2:03:54
Consul generals residence
where's that
2:03:55
rapid DNA technology this
should be done
2:03:58
in at 20 minutes yet to prove
that this
2:04:02
is the guy that's buried in the
guys
2:04:04
backyard the guy that's buried
in the guys
2:04:05
oh yeah and apparently then now
there
2:04:08
are rumors that Jena CIA Jena
that she
2:04:11
heard or saw the tape that's
all of this
2:04:17
is propaganda however it just
came out
2:04:20
the European resolution
regarding the
2:04:23
killing of journalist Kamala
2:04:27
Jamal Jamel khashoggi shocked
gee I hate
2:04:32
it Jamel khashoggi shocked gee
I hate
2:04:33
um let me see Khashoggi forget
it okay
2:04:36
khashoggi here we go
2:04:39
German Chancellor stated that
Germany
2:04:44
would put arms exports to Saudi
Arabia
2:04:46
on hold so that's the first one
down
2:04:52
one of those resolutions which
is
2:04:53
completely mean can we condemn
let's see
2:04:56
condemns the Saudis Authority's
ongoing
2:04:59
harassment of human rights
defenders
2:05:00
activists lawyers journalists
clerics
2:05:02
writers and bloggers
2:05:04
how would podcasters EU put
podcasters
2:05:06
in there yeah both within and
outside
2:05:08
the country which undermines the
2:05:10
credibility of the reform
process of
2:05:12
Saudi Arabia let me see we urge
the EU
2:05:15
and its member states take
strong
2:05:16
position at the next Human
Rights
2:05:17
Council meeting and blah blah
blah
2:05:19
this is Justin so I'm just
reading it on
2:05:21
the fly supports drawing the
initiative
2:05:23
to create an EU global Human
Rights
2:05:24
sanctions regime okay the Dutch
2:05:29
authorities will organize that
well no
2:05:31
worries there calls on the
Saudi 30s
2:05:34
immediately and unconditionally
released
2:05:35
rife Badawi oh so they're
asking for
2:05:38
prisoners now smart smart
they're asking
2:05:42
for people to be released
2:05:44
that's pretty looks like typical
2:05:47
Parliament has no power it's
just a
2:05:49
resolution okay but what
angular Merkel
2:05:53
did and what may is now being
asked to
2:05:55
do and micron is to stop all
arms sales
2:05:58
that's gonna be very
complicated for
2:06:00
Trump to say no we're gonna
sell them
2:06:02
with all of our partners who are
2:06:04
actually our enemies in this
well
2:06:07
actually Canada says they're
gonna keep
2:06:09
selling stuff they don't care
well
2:06:10
they're not our enemies they're
right up
2:06:12
north now I do have two clips
left
2:06:16
unfortunately whatever
duplicates a lot
2:06:18
of what you just know I don't I
don't
2:06:20
mind this but this is from
Democracy Now
2:06:23
so it has a slant that's always
amusing
2:06:26
this is the some funny Khashoggi
2:06:29
information with Trump and this
is the
2:06:31
Trump assertion you already
played
2:06:32
President Trump spoke out
Tuesday on
2:06:35
journalist Jamaal khashoggi
she's murder
2:06:37
calling it the worst cover-up
ever they
2:06:41
had a very bad original concept
it was
2:06:46
carried out poorly wait what
does that
2:06:48
mean a bad original concept
what does
2:06:52
that mean well I think he said
he saw
2:06:54
the draft and he said this is
bad and
2:06:58
we're gonna kill this guy now
this is
2:07:01
another one of those instances
that you
2:07:03
played this earlier or at least
a the
2:07:05
same pretty much the same one
with his
2:07:08
arms crossed it's hot because
he's
2:07:09
pissed he's very angry yeah
they had a
2:07:12
very bad original concept
2:07:16
it was carried out poorly and
the
2:07:19
cover-up was one of the worst
in the
2:07:21
history of cover-ups it's very
simple
2:07:24
bad deal should have never been
thought
2:07:27
of bad deal I mean you got to
listen
2:07:31
with the guy saying deal for
what what
2:07:32
was the deal was there a deal
that
2:07:34
someone cut a deal what was the
2:07:36
tit-for-tat part of the deal
2:07:38
somebody really messed up on
Tuesday
2:07:41
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo
announced
2:07:44
the US will revoke the visas of
Saudi
2:07:46
operatives accused of
participating in
2:07:48
Khashoggi she's killing vampire
went on
2:07:50
to reaffirm the u.s. shared
strategic
2:07:52
interest with Saudi Arabia
2:07:54
echoing Trump's statements
about Saudi
2:07:56
Arabia as a strong ally to the
United
2:07:58
States meanwhile Turkish
investigators
2:08:00
have reportedly found several
suitcases
2:08:02
a laptop and clothing that may
be linked
2:08:05
to the murder in a car
belonging to the
2:08:07
Saudi consulate on Tuesday Sky
News
2:08:09
reported parts of Kakashi's
dismembered
2:08:12
body were found in the garden
of the
2:08:14
Saudi Consul generals Istanbul
home
2:08:16
though the reports remain
unconfirmed
2:08:18
yeah we just heard that report
and it
2:08:21
was very sketchy presents it
kind of as
2:08:25
all parts were found but I need
some
2:08:27
confirmation she's terrible but
which
2:08:31
i'll prove later this is the
part two
2:08:34
which has some information we
didn't get
2:08:36
this comes as a Reuters report
and two
2:08:39
saw it Al Qahtani
2:08:40
top aide for Mohammed bin
Salman the
2:08:43
crown prince claims he directed
Chris
2:08:46
Rock she's killing remotely via
Skype
2:08:49
instructing those and carrying
out push
2:08:52
oh geez interrogation and to
quote bring
2:08:54
me the head of the dog
meanwhile in
2:08:57
Riyadh the Saudi royal family
met with
2:08:59
Jamal Khashoggi she's family
including
2:09:01
his son releasing photos of the
highly
2:09:04
publicized event to the press
Sulekha
2:09:06
showed she appeared visibly
strained as
2:09:09
he shook the crown prince's hand
2:09:11
Jamal Khashoggi she's children
are
2:09:13
banned from leaving Saudi
Arabia now who
2:09:15
was it that apparently on skype
said
2:09:18
bring these and bring me the
dog's head
2:09:20
one of these would like the
2:09:22
sergeant-at-arms or someone any
one of
2:09:24
the assistants for one of the
military
2:09:26
assistance that guy's gonna
take you
2:09:28
here's what I think I don't
think this
2:09:30
guy MBS is going to go away the
way you
2:09:33
do I'm going to say that I
think he's
2:09:35
gonna stick around because they
really
2:09:36
don't have anybody else that
can run the
2:09:38
country but he what he has to
do he's
2:09:40
gonna have to grab all 15 of
those guys
2:09:44
who came in on the plane find
them
2:09:46
guilty of a rebel a rogue
applause I had
2:09:51
the guy find the guy who said
well it
2:09:54
was they beat him up and he
died during
2:09:56
the fight that guy yeah they
find him
2:09:59
they're gonna line them all up
and
2:10:01
either shoot him or hang them
all or
2:10:03
chop their heads off something
that he's
2:10:05
gonna say this is the this was
undone
2:10:07
this is nothing I wanted and
he's gonna
2:10:10
go on and on like that and he's
gonna
2:10:12
stick around and is gonna have
a bunch
2:10:13
of dead guys gonna run these
guys up
2:10:16
well if I supposed to do I
found all
2:10:18
these rogue guys around that
would be
2:10:20
that would be the strategy I
don't think
2:10:22
it's going to work and I I'm
happy with
2:10:25
having a different opinion I
let's put
2:10:27
it this way if he stays on then
maybe
2:10:31
we'll be okay if he's if there
is a
2:10:33
quote-unquote regime change and
he's
2:10:35
replaced or removed air21 takes
we
2:10:38
already have no power in Syria
this is a
2:10:40
complete turn of global events
that's
2:10:43
the way I see it and it's and I
don't
2:10:44
see anyone taking this seriously
2:10:46
anywhere well I think that some
people
2:10:50
are taking this er so you
wouldn't have
2:10:51
Gina oh yeah but I'm talking
about media
2:10:55
like m5m other media does is
we're
2:10:58
looking for some anti try don't
care
2:11:00
they giving us nothing they suck
2:11:01
yeah that's why we're doing
this show
2:11:04
that's why we have 11 years and
out of
2:11:05
the show because all we do is
point out
2:11:09
I mean the real point of the
shows were
2:11:10
not Trump apologist we just
point out
2:11:12
that the media is not doing its
job they
2:11:15
just they have an agenda that
somebody's
2:11:17
too and I don't know you know
for sure
2:11:18
who's behind the agenda but
somebody and
2:11:21
they're just pounding the
pavement for
2:11:23
the same I mean you played that
clip
2:11:25
earlier that MSNBC clip with
this
2:11:27
lunatic Nicole Wallace I mean
it was it
2:11:30
was embarrassing
2:11:32
yeah this is nothing news about
let me
2:11:35
play the two clips I have
Rahway are we
2:11:37
are we done with the I don't
know I I'm
2:11:39
cocky we done with the I don't
know I I'm
2:11:46
[Music] we done with the I
don't know I I'm
2:11:53
I think the sawing noise should
be a
2:11:57
little louder remix please
that's Abel
2:12:00
Kirby he says I was drunk when
I did it
2:12:06
the guy screaming with the song
on his
2:12:10
brother we have now I'm gonna
play some
2:12:17
stuff that is just filled with
2:12:18
propaganda and it's a shameful
Democracy
2:12:22
Now Amy Goodman is really an
2:12:25
embarrassment this is this is
this the
2:12:29
lashed out clip now she doesn't
say
2:12:32
Trump said this the some Trump
said that
2:12:35
she uses the term she likes to
use these
2:12:38
these loaded terms last I
collect them
2:12:41
cuz she says it all the time
2:12:42
Trump lashed out hmm president
Trump oh
2:12:47
sorry I'm sorry you could play
the act
2:12:49
up in everyone apart -
president Trump
2:12:51
lashed out again Tuesday at the
Central
2:12:53
American migrants our van
making its way
2:12:56
across Mexico toward the US
border
2:12:58
claiming Middle Eastern
terrorists had
2:13:01
infiltrated the group pressed
by a
2:13:02
reporter Trump admitted he had
no proof
2:13:05
to back his claim they say
happens all
2:13:08
the time from the Middle East
2:13:09
that's not even saying bad or
good but
2:13:12
some real bad ones but they
could very
2:13:17
well be there's no proof of
anything
2:13:20
there's no proof of anything
but they
2:13:23
could very well be there's no
proof of
2:13:25
anything very well be there's
no proof of
2:13:26
the president said okay so he
said it
2:13:29
twice and she reiterated it
they make it
2:13:32
clear I don't know what the
point of
2:13:34
that was no but it was just
that it was
2:13:36
kind of an offhanded say he
said he
2:13:39
didn't have any proof but he
said it
2:13:40
anyway I guess I'm not sure
what she was
2:13:42
getting at but this next clip
which is
2:13:44
the continuation she uses some
loaded
2:13:48
language here that I have to
call I have
2:13:49
to point out so people
understand when
2:13:51
they hear this word they will
pay
2:13:54
attention hear this word they
will pay
2:13:54
Vice President Mike Pence
claimed
2:13:56
Honduran President Juan Orlando
2:13:58
Hernandez had spoken to him
about the
2:14:00
caravan had spoken to him about
the
2:14:01
he told me that the caravan
that's now
2:14:03
making its way through Mexico
headed for
2:14:06
the southern border was
organized by
2:14:08
leftist organizations and
financed by
2:14:11
Venezuela now knows he caught
the word
2:14:15
but the word is at the
beginning and the
2:14:18
word was claimed claimed of
course
2:14:20
instead of saying Mike Pence
said oh
2:14:23
yeah he claimed that mean
automatic
2:14:25
stating it's not true the right
the
2:14:28
subtext of the word claimed is
always
2:14:31
the guy's a liar so they're
trying to no
2:14:34
this is subtle because this
people
2:14:36
aren't noticing this but there
there is
2:14:39
a lot of people like Amy and
other
2:14:42
so-called progressives that
think Trump
2:14:45
is gonna they think the
Democrats are
2:14:47
gonna win the house and that
Trump is
2:14:48
gonna get impeached yeah and
then pence
2:14:50
will be president yeah but they
got to
2:14:52
get rid they got to just start
taking
2:14:54
aim at pants because pence is
worse and
2:14:56
they gotta GIMP each him -
that's what
2:14:57
Maxine water says we're gonna
have pants
2:15:00
will impeach him - yes so what
so they
2:15:03
they're not gonna impeach being
an old
2:15:05
white man
2:15:05
they're not gonna impeach Trump
because
2:15:08
he's too much of a foil that
they give
2:15:09
up let's just set something
straight so
2:15:11
everyone understands this
impeachment is
2:15:14
a political process it does not
remove
2:15:16
the president from office it's
it's
2:15:18
basically Congress saying we
don't trust
2:15:21
you you're a douche you're
impeached it
2:15:23
doesn't remove him from office
the only
2:15:25
way they can do that is if they
have
2:15:27
three quarters of the Senate
which never
2:15:30
happened which will never have
the US
2:15:31
history and then the the idiot
2:15:34
Republicans are like yeah
that's great
2:15:36
impeach him then Pence is
president he
2:15:38
can have ikan appoint Trump as
his vice
2:15:40
president then resigned then
Trump is
2:15:41
president again hey I never
doing she
2:15:50
uses the word claimed and
people should
2:15:53
look out for this word when it
comes up
2:15:54
the proper word and the
journalistic
2:15:57
sent it says you don't you
never use
2:16:00
claims right unless you're
trying to
2:16:03
twist the meaning of that
you're trying
2:16:05
to float it up to make it sound
as
2:16:07
though the guys lying and it
and there's
2:16:11
no evidence that passes even a
fibber
2:16:13
little evidence that passes
even a fibber
2:16:14
liar but but keep an eye on
that when I
2:16:17
hear this sort of thing I
really galls
2:16:20
me because these people are on
TV
2:16:21
they're you know and there's a
lot of
2:16:24
progressives that listen they
missed the
2:16:25
word yeah but it goes right
into your
2:16:28
subconscious that the guy pants
claims
2:16:31
that he had a discussion with
the guy
2:16:33
what he didn't have a
discussion with a
2:16:35
guy if you think that prove he
didn't
2:16:38
have a discussion with the guy
go
2:16:39
contact the Honduras guy and
ask him if
2:16:42
he talked to pens and if he
says no I
2:16:45
never heard of the guy there
you got a
2:16:46
story you got something but no
just by
2:16:49
using the word claims a cheap
down it's
2:16:52
a dirty cheap muddy trick and
it's
2:16:55
disgusting and I'm gonna show
my food by
2:16:59
donation to no agenda imagine
all the
2:17:01
people who could do awesome oh
yeah
2:17:03
that'd be fun
2:17:10
and we have we have to alert the
2:17:12
affiliates the show is running
long yeah
2:17:15
a little long um a little you
have to
2:17:19
call out we've got my things
here are my
2:17:22
notes alright thank a few
people yeah
2:17:28
somebody to think that it's on
the list
2:17:30
here that's not note sheet is
uh this
2:17:35
came in last week or last
couple shows
2:17:36
Jason Denny and his wife Kelly
he
2:17:39
smoking-hot wife Kelly
2:17:41
they gave nine from Madison
Alabama $90
2:17:44
nine cents last week and they
need some
2:17:47
F karmic cancer in lotto karma
so if you
2:17:51
will put that at the end of
this list
2:17:53
you got it you got it all right
sir go
2:17:56
bets $121 no he also sent me a
little
2:17:59
action figure oh the character
that was
2:18:02
in taxi I've never seen what's
the
2:18:04
character in taxi the guy you
lose you
2:18:07
talkin to me hurry to me Louie
Louie huh
2:18:09
Louie was it Louie
2:18:13
not a lot good to me I don't
know who
2:18:14
talking to me Oh taxi driver
taxi driver
2:18:18
he's a taxi oh I said taxi you
thinking
2:18:20
oh yeah zero it's not gonna be
any area
2:18:22
yeah but there's a character's
name yeah
2:18:25
Arthur gobut sir Sir Arthur go
better
2:18:28
Ostergard go bits m and dre 121
11 m and
2:18:33
dre of the mid-valley $111 11
sense my
2:18:38
career in occur in Dubuque Iowa
2:18:41
congratulations 11 years Keith
Gibson
2:18:43
$111 Levison Sir Roger on ice
in Tampa
2:18:46
Florida Levison Sir Roger on
ice in Tampa
2:18:47
Richard force 111 dollars and
11 cents
2:18:50
for Sir Roger Richard
2:18:52
forests in zhuge her favorite
town in
2:18:55
Switzerland no I swear it all
has all
2:18:57
the cryptos happen to where
everything's
2:18:59
goin on used to be oil now it's
cryptos
2:19:03
allah-allah Hammadi I'm
guessing the
2:19:06
Arab Emirates what'd she say
here happy
2:19:09
Anniversary is donations for
five
2:19:10
reasons first to celebrate your
2:19:12
anniversary then to celebrate
three
2:19:13
birthdays my smoking-hot wife
on the
2:19:15
17th she turns 33 my son's
second
2:19:18
birthday on the six and by the
time you
2:19:20
read this my daughter will have
been
2:19:21
born on the 25th the fifth
reason is I'm
2:19:24
planning to become a knight on
my 33rd
2:19:26
birthday in November 2019
2:19:27
since you called me out as a
Lambo owner
2:19:30
when I donated for Adam's
birthday fake
2:19:32
nose I'm hoping by then I can
have the
2:19:35
title of sir Lambeau of the
Emirates
2:19:37
Stace a la Hammadi thank you
very much
2:19:44
that's funny
2:19:46
Patrick Sullivan in Sturgeon
County
2:19:48
Alberta Canada $111 these are
all 111 11
2:19:51
so I will read them name and
location
2:19:53
Patrick Sullivan aleena
2:19:58
uh a var var a above re-evolve
re it was
2:20:04
this she's from Holland yeah
this is not
2:20:06
a Dutch name from lights and
dumb lights
2:20:10
and um another damn mm-hmm it's
a lot of
2:20:13
water there Kevin Thomas and
Smyrna
2:20:16
Georgia Phillips Sanders and
Ewing New
2:20:19
Jersey Matthew Janet Oh sir
Matthew
2:20:23
Janiszewski is Chicago sir
Malinowski in
2:20:28
Baton Rouge Louisiana Stefan
eret in
2:20:33
fell Bock Joycelyn Deutschland
here's
2:20:36
the Hoff happy 11 years from
Deutschland
2:20:40
Robert Bruckner in Gilbert
Arizona Black
2:20:44
Knight sir Brian Barrow
congratulations
2:20:49
thank you he's pushing for
earldom
2:20:52
mm-hmm sure Dave baron of
Kansas City
2:20:55
invested on the Zuri and wait
wait wait
2:20:57
wait look at my counting says I
think
2:20:59
I've accrued enough to get my
wife's
2:21:00
damn hood even though she rolls
her eyes
2:21:03
when I talk about the latest
things
2:21:06
discussed on the best podcast
in the
2:21:08
universe on the best podcast in
the
2:21:08
I thought about nodding my dog
Charles
2:21:11
Bartholomew fuga Soto the third
junior
2:21:14
but figured Adam would put the
kibosh on
2:21:16
the scheme given his general
disdain for
2:21:19
anthropomorphism and treating
pets as
2:21:21
fuzzy humans although Charles
frequently
2:21:23
uses his damn near human
cleverness to
2:21:25
scheme his way into my chair
and trick
2:21:27
our other dog into running
outside
2:21:29
leaving treats unattended I
digress
2:21:31
please dub my smoking hot wife
Dame
2:21:33
melody Fergus Otto at today's
ceremony
2:21:35
and give her up this is what I
after
2:21:38
write down she needs chitlins
and
2:21:39
Chardonnay Chardonnay or she
takes her
2:21:41
seat at the round table yes
I'll put
2:21:44
that on right should be rolling
your
2:21:45
eyes she's rolling him right
now sir
2:21:49
anyway thanks for Dave Royden
hava in
2:21:52
the Netherlands $111 Levin says
Jeff big
2:21:56
Reynolds Heath Texas Nicholas
Robinson
2:21:59
in Somerville Massachusetts
Microsoft
2:22:03
Word doesn't recognize chitlins
2:22:07
see I spelling it CH ITL i ns
tried CH i
2:22:12
TT ER
2:22:18
she says it spelled
chitterlings and
2:22:21
pronounced chitlins by Jove
you're right
2:22:26
but now I'm gonna say
chitterlings
2:22:28
instead of chitlins but don't
do that
2:22:31
you're right chitlins it is
thanks for
2:22:35
that that's it I'd never knew
that shit
2:22:37
early looks I didn't know what
arch it
2:22:39
isn't it isn't chicken
something no Gus
2:22:42
ERDs guts what is chitlins
intestines
2:22:45
goods not guts
2:22:50
well maybe he wants guts
2:22:53
I guess it's kind of guts guts
man it
2:22:58
look it's I can make I can put
it in
2:23:00
right away if you have good
good anyone
2:23:03
can make good chitlins or good
2:23:04
intestines or there's a French
do them
2:23:07
everybody does them they're
great I'm
2:23:11
doing chitlins risotto
2:23:14
don't do don't do some favor
2:23:18
so you'd have to know how to do
those
2:23:20
things if you're gonna do them
Sir
2:23:22
Robert I mean you have to have
done him
2:23:23
a lot and figured out the tricks
2:23:25
Sir Robert tenant and baronet
Robert
2:23:28
Tennant bag of Elevens parts
unknown sir
2:23:31
Hank Scorpio of the electric
grid at
2:23:34
Jeffrey Anderson and Stuart
Florida and
2:23:37
Adriana or poor Oporto person
owns for
2:23:42
Zachary Baron of the Bluff City
in
2:23:43
cordova tennessee and Kelso
Washington
2:23:47
sir Donald Winkler and Berlin
2:23:49
Deutschland James Smith Nader
deduced
2:23:52
[Music] James Smith Nader
deduced
2:23:55
catch Philip worth in Myerstown
2:23:58
Pennsylvania alexander bt
2:24:00
a parts unknown Sergey in
Memphis
2:24:03
Tennessee parts unknown Sergey
in Memphis
2:24:03
Jonathan Ferris and liberal
Kansas
2:24:06
Jeremy Dixon an Irvine Irving
Irving
2:24:09
Texas Dixon an Irvine Irving
Irving
2:24:12
Simon loose key I believe I'm a
knight
2:24:17
already Sir Simon then or his a
half
2:24:20
knight Sir had never mind
2:24:21
he needs the recovery karma put
you at
2:24:24
the end there 73 SNC for orgy
oh that's
2:24:27
robberies are six enemies this
Robert
2:24:30
goose is a new sec yes Robert
Lee who's
2:24:32
named Ben yeah okay sir bubbly
special
2:24:34
recovery karma for spinal
fusion which
2:24:37
is happening today
2:24:38
ow damn Jason Jokinen
2:24:43
sir Austin of the snowy
Cascades in
2:24:46
Sammamish Washington Douglas
Kulemin
2:24:50
parts unknown sir Douglas is
actually
2:24:54
sir Woolley of the Falls is
2:24:57
sit says Jerry Yan hakuren
bindles this
2:25:02
Benjamin Garcia in Los Angles
California
2:25:05
dude named Ben he's a dude
named Ben no
2:25:09
help yes yes yeah mr. Benjamin
sir
2:25:12
Benjamin then Lamar Martinez
looks like
2:25:18
he's from my no no where's from
Baroness
2:25:20
Monica Monica are you still
enjoying the
2:25:23
show she says thanks sir
patrick kobold
2:25:26
our buddy there in tennessee
did you see
2:25:28
how much weight he lost no
that's not
2:25:29
Patrick oh boy that's foam boy
I'm sorry
2:25:31
sing of someone that's Noble it
was
2:25:34
never that bill no no you need
some
2:25:37
travel and jobs karma put you
at the end
2:25:39
Patrick Opel has a Ducati sir
kudu named
2:25:44
Ben huh good kitty he's still
he's the
2:25:45
guy who's the penetration guy
yes we
2:25:49
know him well you know better
than I do
2:25:51
yeh comes out here all everyone
services
2:25:54
penetrate the penetrate John
Kumar on
2:25:58
alemdar's lemma says three more
Quist
2:26:00
swim Lee in Austin Texas and
he's got a
2:26:03
douche bag call out for
somebody says
2:26:06
numero uno please call out my
brother
2:26:08
Nick as a douche bag close may
call out
2:26:13
several times on the show Neil
is yet to
2:26:15
donate oh well then you don't
waste any
2:26:17
more douche bagging on him he's
not
2:26:18
gonna happen yeah we get we
can't he's
2:26:20
dead terminal douche bag so
forget it
2:26:22
what he wants to donate in his
name to
2:26:25
cleanse him of his douchiness
don't know
2:26:28
if that's a good that's not a
good idea
2:26:30
man that's a good that's not a
good idea
2:26:32
go ahead Dame Patricia
Worthington in
2:26:36
Miami Florida she's been a
listener
2:26:39
since 2014
2:26:40
she's been around for questions
she's
2:26:42
due for a big title change but
I don't
2:26:45
know did that happen already is
that
2:26:47
something that will wait she'll
tell us
2:26:49
what she wants
2:26:49
Alexander mercury EV in Nashua
New
2:26:53
Hampshire sure was says simply
happy
2:26:56
11th what do you want to thank
all these
2:26:57
people for helping us there on
that
2:26:59
11-11-11 thing
2:27:01
onward with the rest of our
well wishers
2:27:04
is maria patricia liam 100 RZ
Ian field
2:27:07
100 Valerie Steve
2:27:10
land 100 Simon alicia east
Eastern
2:27:15
Eastern Wieck Australia 100
Ryan Brady
2:27:21
900 9 he's got his jobs camera
worked
2:27:26
for him now he needs some
relationship
2:27:28
karma put that at the end for
you
2:27:29
Merrick benda Kowski in Warsaw
Warsaw
2:27:34
Poland nice
2:27:36
and what's the sinners shout to
his
2:27:39
smoking-hot wife Nina
2:27:43
there you go Jake uh coulda
Chinni cut
2:27:47
at Cheney Austin Texas 8215
Brian
2:27:51
Kaufman 75 75 Scottsdale Arizona
2:27:53
Christopher trope trop trop not
trope in
2:27:57
Sturgis Michigan 5611 sir peeps
lair at
2:28:00
55 55 Carl Madden 55 55 these
are just
2:28:04
half of 1111 said yes Hyksos
and tema in
2:28:10
houses something my son the my
Hutton in
2:28:16
Houghton Houghton Houghton sent
them on
2:28:19
Houghton Richard Mello he does
say well
2:28:23
John have his chair d squeaked
before
2:28:25
the 12th no no you tell yep
like if I
2:28:29
get certain spot it really
squeaks
2:28:31
Richard Malloy in Greenwich
Connecticut
2:28:34
sir strata start up Bart fast
keeper of
2:28:40
the crink Krinkie bits slotted
sir
2:28:43
Slartibartfast keeps flowering
or
2:28:45
crinkly bits yeah Rhode Island
2:28:49
Scott fuller 55 Michael barcode
50 to 80
2:28:53
in Salem Oregon Luke Barnes
Salem Oregon
2:28:57
uh what 50 to 80 what's this is
this a
2:29:00
anything or why we have two
guys from
2:29:02
Salem Oregon giving exact same
about
2:29:04
that's interesting that's your
random
2:29:07
that's very random hmm I think
it's
2:29:12
collusion Brian Burgess in
Pelican
2:29:15
Rapids Minnesota 50 dollars and
33 cents
2:29:19
David volson $50 and 11 sir
Scott Nelson
2:29:22
and Melbourne Florida 5000 won
the
2:29:24
following people are
2:29:28
50 dollar donors and I give you
a name
2:29:30
and location and in some order
Patrick
2:29:33
may calm Sir Patrick in New
York New
2:29:35
York calm Sir Patrick in New
York New
2:29:36
Philip Allen Gingrich 50 Carla
Kruger
2:29:39
Phillip do mania domain Ian in
Canton
2:29:43
Michigan Joe wink of winky or
Vinci
2:29:47
maybe Winky
2:29:47
yeah or wink in Santa Rosa Bass
Bruno
2:29:53
this one I think I can
pronounce it a
2:29:56
million years uh where are we
it's
2:30:00
number 60 Browning's Browning's
2:30:05
Browning's brandings and he
says it's
2:30:08
Ted kaisers birthday he turns
eight it's
2:30:11
my birthday
2:30:12
I turned 39 and hung Kaiser's
is a
2:30:14
douchebag we got yeah we got
Boston Tex
2:30:20
Tex on there yes Alex Delgado
and Aptos
2:30:24
Mark Hackett Jason Van Buskirk
in Salem
2:30:29
Oregon Matt Kaminsky in Hoboken
New
2:30:32
Jersey Michael Kaufman in
Hillsboro
2:30:37
Oregon and by the way the
smokin hot
2:30:39
Mills barb will get her call-up
Michael
2:30:42
Kaufman in Hillsborough Florida
Kenneth
2:30:44
Linda Berg in Miami Florida
2:30:46
Michael Kleckner in Ewing New
Jersey and
2:30:49
last but not least Stefanie
Charl or is
2:30:53
it Jody total
2:30:56
for a member of the MSM oh
that's
2:30:59
interesting she's a former
member of the
2:31:01
MSM she used to work it
2:31:03
Reuters and CNN it I totally
get what
2:31:05
you're saying and applaud you
for having
2:31:07
that guts to say it you've
helped me as
2:31:09
I continue to labor my way in
media LAN
2:31:12
and I wish you I could give you
more
2:31:14
oh well des send us a note from
time to
2:31:16
time Stephanie let us know
what's
2:31:17
happening yeah I won't hurt yes
I see if
2:31:20
there's still I mean if you
still touch
2:31:22
base with the the m5 Emerson
it's
2:31:24
actually probably still working
in the
2:31:25
business I want to thank all
these folks
2:31:28
for supporting us in the 11th
2:31:29
anniversary show and this are
these
2:31:32
people helped produce a show
along with
2:31:34
a lot of people that 49.99
unless 33 and
2:31:39
all the rest which of course
are kept
2:31:41
Anna anonymous yeah so a lot of
people
2:31:43
rule yes my rule and a lot of
people
2:31:45
congratulate us at the 11:11
level as
2:31:48
well $11 11 cents nice yes yeah
we got
2:31:52
some astral travel and DMT
wishes all
2:31:54
kinds of good stuff under the
50 level
2:31:56
but we keep those we do not
mention them
2:31:59
as John said Mason mainly for
anonymity
2:32:01
because that's where you go if
you don't
2:32:04
want to be mentioned on the
show and
2:32:05
yeah the subscriptions keep
those going
2:32:08
and thank you thank everybody
for 11
2:32:10
years it's a value for value
concept I
2:32:12
remember fondly I think it was
when did
2:32:15
we start asking for or really
start the
2:32:18
value for value model was that
the
2:32:19
second year first year I think
it was
2:32:22
early on it was late in the
furnace
2:32:25
Ernest I think I run earnest it
was all
2:32:28
it was always kinda it was
always an
2:32:30
earnest it wasn't it with any
we hadn't
2:32:33
developed the value have value
models
2:32:35
that was the problem we had we
hadn't
2:32:37
figured out what the value for
value
2:32:38
network and how the model works
we were
2:32:41
creating that on the fly I
remember I
2:32:43
was in New York on a business
trip and
2:32:45
you said hey I think this is
working
2:32:47
people actually you know liked
it and
2:32:49
they're supporting it
2:32:52
and I think that's when I said
okay
2:32:55
let's do this full-time I think
that's
2:32:57
when I ate my airplane it's
good story
2:33:05
what do you mean new history
yeah
2:33:07
the eating the airplane no the
eating
2:33:10
the airplane was true because
we weren't
2:33:12
doing that well isn't reason
you know it
2:33:14
took years it took years you
know yeah
2:33:17
it took probably two years
2:33:19
you ate the airplane for a lot
of
2:33:21
different reasons you're also
slightly
2:33:23
paranoid at the time no I had I
didn't
2:33:26
have the money I'd left me vo
is living
2:33:29
in Los Angeles they were paying
for
2:33:31
health care that's all I was
getting
2:33:32
from them yeah so I ate the
airline and
2:33:35
it was tasty flaps not so much
no the
2:33:40
flaps are always note you know
you
2:33:41
should have to really sauce
those up and
2:33:44
the point is this is a network
where
2:33:47
everybody can get out and you
should be
2:33:49
getting more out of it than you
put into
2:33:51
it so it could be just the
pleasure of
2:33:53
listening to the show having
meeting
2:33:56
other people with our meetups
but also
2:33:58
doing collaborating online
there's so
2:34:01
many different websites and
services
2:34:04
micro-services the people have
set up
2:34:06
from the art generator to any
other so
2:34:11
what is the the get what is the
the main
2:34:13
list I keep forgetting what it
is it's
2:34:15
the Gitmo list things called
the Gitmo
2:34:17
list and no agenda Gitmo list
if you
2:34:20
find that you see links to the
book club
2:34:22
and there's all kinds of stuff
and I'm
2:34:24
really proud of what everyone
has put
2:34:25
together and really appreciate
it and I
2:34:27
look forward to as long as you
know
2:34:29
another 11 years sure we'll go
as long
2:34:31
as as we physically can I guess
and
2:34:33
probably another 11 years
before you
2:34:34
ever do your Austin Meetup hey
thanks
2:34:38
John Devorah org slash
2:34:42
[Music] Devorah org slash
2:34:43
[Applause] Devorah org slash
2:34:44
just jobs jobs and jobs that's
those
2:34:49
four job if willow sends me
some cheese
2:34:58
for that man you interrupted
the whole
2:35:03
flow just to get some free
cheese you
2:35:05
are Zoe you are you are the
worst
2:35:14
here is your birthday lettuce
for ours
2:35:17
celebratory 11th anniversary
show today
2:35:19
is the 25th of October 2018
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Ryan's put them an idiot that's
not
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writing anything is Mike Reilly
one of
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our top guys our current owners
together
2:38:21
did the bone saw yes Mike
Riley's gonna
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be 43 oh yeah happy birthday
Mike on
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this is gonna be it's like
either as you
2:38:32
say I think was Monday okay
well good so
2:38:36
there's more personalized this
way I
2:38:39
guess hey there was um Steve
Steve
2:38:43
Tim Collins
2:38:47
from Apple
2:38:49
Tom cook he was in in Brussels
on a very
2:38:53
stupid day actually he was
there to talk
2:38:56
about privacy
2:38:58
mmm and and the internet and
privacy and
2:39:02
privacy and it was a very
stupid day for
2:39:06
him to be there because all of
the you
2:39:08
know they have the the European
2:39:11
Parliament in Brussels and they
have the
2:39:12
other one in Strasbourg right
they've
2:39:16
been moving back and forth
right so he
2:39:18
went to Brussels while
everybody was
2:39:19
voting in Strasbourg and
someone needs
2:39:22
to get fired Jerry what's a dis
2:39:26
assistant did really stupid I
pulled the
2:39:30
Cleveland East
2:39:30
talk to an empty Hall now there
was a
2:39:32
probably about 300 people there
if that
2:39:35
now bless I say maybe 150 it
was very
2:39:39
pathetic his message was clear
and I and
2:39:42
I liked what he said and it
sounded like
2:39:44
a man who was very frustrated
with what
2:39:47
is being done with his product
as well I
2:39:49
he had some good zingers in
there I bet
2:39:51
clipped about two minutes up
and I'd
2:39:53
like to share the desire to put
profits
2:39:55
over privacy is nothing new as
far back
2:39:58
is 18 nine local sure Supreme
Court
2:40:02
justice Louis Brandeis
published an
2:40:05
article in the Harvard Law
Review making
2:40:08
the case for a right to privacy
in the
2:40:11
United States
2:40:12
he warned gossip is no longer
the
2:40:16
resource of the idol and of the
vicious
2:40:18
but has become a trade today
that trade
2:40:23
has exploded into a data
industrial
2:40:28
complex exploded into a data
industrial
2:40:30
our own information from the
everyday to
2:40:32
the deeply personal is being
weaponized
2:40:35
against us with military
efficiency
2:40:39
every day billions of dollars
change
2:40:43
hands and countless decisions
are made
2:40:45
on the basis of our likes and
dislikes
2:40:49
our friends and families our
2:40:53
relationships and conversations
our
2:40:56
wishes and fears our hopes and
dreams we
2:41:02
these scraps of data each one
harmless
2:41:05
enough on its own
2:41:06
our carefully assembled
synthesized
2:41:10
traded and sold taken to its
extreme
2:41:14
this process creates an
enduring digital
2:41:18
profile and lets companies know
you
2:41:22
better than you may know
yourself your
2:41:26
profile is then run through
algorithms
2:41:27
that serve up increasingly
extreme
2:41:30
content pounding our harmless
2:41:34
preferences pounding into
hardened
2:41:36
convictions here comes green is
your
2:41:39
favorite color you may find
yourself
2:41:42
reading a lot of articles or
watching a
2:41:45
lot of videos about the
insidious threat
2:41:49
from people who like orange
almost every
2:41:55
day that's good bear witness to
the
2:41:57
harmful even deadly effects of
these
2:42:01
narrowed worldviews we shouldn't
2:42:05
sugarcoat the consequences this
is
2:42:09
surveillance and these
stockpiles of
2:42:13
personal data serve only to
enrich the
2:42:16
companies that collect them now
first I
2:42:19
need to mention that was twice
as long I
2:42:21
cut out every pause that he
puts in his
2:42:24
speech this guy needs a kick in
the
2:42:26
pants like stop talk King like
this
2:42:32
boring well when it's edited
out like
2:42:35
that it sounds very
free-flowing and
2:42:36
professional I must be twenty
edits
2:42:40
just chopping out silence
everywhere so
2:42:42
of course he is he's advocating
for what
2:42:45
I've been saying a long time is
you need
2:42:46
to go ot G and the main thing
you can do
2:42:49
to save yourself from this
tracking his
2:42:52
remove location-based tracking
from your
2:42:54
life and I'm not talking about
the cell
2:42:56
company being able to track my
little
2:42:58
sorry Nokia e71 because of
course they
2:43:01
can do that but everything else
inside
2:43:03
your phone which is what he's
so he sees
2:43:08
the writing on the wall like
people are
2:43:10
gonna start giving this up we
see more
2:43:12
and more of these hates a
weekend thing
2:43:14
take this phone just as text
and yeah
2:43:17
he's seeing his product being
abused but
2:43:21
of course it's meant to be
abuse that's
2:43:22
what it is he's got an abusive
product
2:43:24
with his mobile devices and I
do like
2:43:28
the data industrial complex
although I
2:43:30
think data is the new bacon is
better
2:43:32
but it's a little scarier that
way and
2:43:34
just to fold into a quick OTG a
couple
2:43:37
headlines Amazon's Alexa has
they filed
2:43:44
a patent and the patent
specifically
2:43:47
states that the Alexa spy
device in your
2:43:50
house if it hears you coughing
or
2:43:52
sniffling it may be able to
sell you
2:43:55
some ads for what is ailing you
and they
2:43:58
filed a patent for that I guess
that was
2:44:00
necessary a patent for that I
guess that was
2:44:03
this was a pretty interesting
story
2:44:05
about this and I've seen this
this was
2:44:08
actually at HEB and I looked I
remember
2:44:09
looking at it once I need to
pick up a
2:44:11
thermometer and Tina and I
moved in
2:44:13
together and we didn't have one
for some
2:44:15
reason I don't know we have a
2:44:16
thermometer amongst us so
there's the
2:44:18
this connected thermometer
turns out the
2:44:22
connected thermometer was
licensing
2:44:26
information this is kinsa is
the name of
2:44:28
the the connected thermometer
company
2:44:31
two pharmaceutical companies
with zip
2:44:35
codes and temperatures that
people had
2:44:38
around the country so that they
could
2:44:39
target their advertising by Oh
looks
2:44:42
like we got you huh I'm
wondering why
2:44:45
anyone anyone would buy a
connected
2:44:49
thermometer because you get an
app with
2:44:51
it and then they think oh it's
great I
2:44:52
can track the progress of my
fever I
2:44:55
don't know people are idiots so
you get
2:44:57
that but in the meantime the
app itself
2:44:59
is just back dooring stuff to
2:45:02
pharmaceuticals to sell you
stuff and
2:45:05
target you with ads now it
turns out
2:45:07
this is a great one
2:45:09
General Motors according to the
Detroit
2:45:12
Free Press their radio tracking
program
2:45:15
monitored the listening habits
of 90,000
2:45:17
drivers in Los Angeles in
Chicago for
2:45:20
three months in late 2017 GM
captured
2:45:23
details such as station
selection volume
2:45:26
level zip codes of vehicle
owners use
2:45:30
the cars built-in Wi-Fi signal
to upload
2:45:32
the data to its servers
2:45:35
this is insane and they and
they're
2:45:38
selling that to they sell the
dated a
2:45:40
Nielson well they're selling it
to uh to
2:45:43
the radio networks themselves
2:45:48
and the one else to head oh and
I see
2:45:51
yeah what else did I have
2:45:53
there's a couple other stories
also this
2:45:56
I I don't have it of course I
don't have
2:45:57
an app phone but then the new
Google
2:46:00
News for Android is going wild
on data
2:46:05
and people are seeing up to 21
gigs of
2:46:09
data transferred from the
Google News
2:46:12
app who knows what it's doing
this is
2:46:15
not good
2:46:16
this is all bad stuff I get
advertising
2:46:23
that's custom-made for me I
need I would
2:46:27
like I like the idea that I get
an ad
2:46:30
that's relevant it's relevant
relevant
2:46:32
relevant relevant
2:46:36
so our candidate brothers and
sisters
2:46:39
just got a raw deal up there up
north
2:46:42
as never there were four
provinces who
2:46:45
voted against a carbon tax of
course why
2:46:47
would you want to why do you
want to be
2:46:49
taxed for something that comes
out here
2:46:50
although as we mentioned that
in the
2:46:52
Washington State ballot there's
a carbon
2:46:54
tax initiative on there and
according to
2:46:57
me me who's involving the
politicians
2:47:00
for it apparently the argument
of the
2:47:04
old ladies as well yeah it's
not that
2:47:07
great but at least it's
something so so
2:47:12
they've done something Trudeau
has done
2:47:14
something very interesting and
I'm sure
2:47:16
we'll get lots of notes from
work and
2:47:18
the Navion producers so these
four major
2:47:22
provinces said no we're not
going to do
2:47:24
a carbon tax so Trudeau just
created a
2:47:27
federal carbon tax but he's
trying to
2:47:30
sell it well listen to how he's
trying
2:47:32
to sell it in Toronto today
Prime
2:47:34
Minister Justin Trudeau laid
out the
2:47:35
details of his government's
carbon tax
2:47:37
plan including rebates as he
tries to
2:47:39
sell Canadians on the need to
pay for
2:47:41
pollution without breaking the
bank
2:47:43
we take you to Ottawa now
Michelle boy
2:47:45
ASA notice the use of pollution
2:47:48
pollution pollution lowing the
story for
2:47:51
us so Michelle tell us a little
bit more
2:47:53
about the plan anyway and how
much money
2:47:54
he's talking about in terms of
giving
2:47:56
back to Canadians yeah April
that is
2:47:59
when this plan comes into
effect for
2:48:02
large polluters as well as you
when you
2:48:05
go to fill up your your gas
tank or when
2:48:08
you turn on the heat it's going
to cost
2:48:10
Canadians more but the federal
2:48:11
government is coming up with a
plan to
2:48:13
make sure that you get most if
not all
2:48:15
or more of the money back we're
talking
2:48:18
about rebates from 259 dollars
all the
2:48:22
way up to six hundred and nine
dollars
2:48:24
per year and that those numbers
balloon
2:48:28
as we go down the road to 2022
that's
2:48:31
because the cost on carbon the
price on
2:48:34
carbon will be going from 20 up
to $50 a
2:48:38
ton Justin Trudeau says listen
this is
2:48:41
the only way they by the way
2:48:45
that's 50 Canadian dollars not
that
2:48:48
price of carbon we've known for
a long
2:48:50
time it has been pegged by the
2:48:52
globalists at fifty US dollars
so to say
2:48:56
you're gonna raise it to fifty
Canadian
2:48:58
dollars uh uh it's got to be a
little
2:49:01
higher than that I mean up to
$50 a ton
2:49:04
Justin Trudeau says listen this
is the
2:49:06
only way that that Canada will
reduce
2:49:11
its its carbon footprint will
reduce its
2:49:13
emissions and he says that he's
helping
2:49:16
Canadians adjust to the new
norm by
2:49:19
giving them the money back it's
2:49:20
completely idiotic he's saying
we're
2:49:24
gonna have a carbon tax and
it'll be on
2:49:26
you know all fossil fuels and
so that
2:49:29
will be at the gas pump and your
2:49:31
electricity is all going to be
taxed but
2:49:34
we're going to give you a
credit back
2:49:36
based upon what we think that
increase
2:49:39
will be and he's positioning it
as don't
2:49:43
worry you just get the money
back and
2:49:44
then somehow that's going to
reduce
2:49:47
climate change this is insane
2:49:52
I don't know you can say I know
what the
2:49:54
Canadians must be thinking this
guy's an
2:49:55
idiot this should be a
revolution about
2:49:58
this a revolt
2:49:59
yeah how about voting that
idiot out of
2:50:01
office oh my goodness he's like
a 12
2:50:04
year old running the place
people bitch
2:50:06
about Trump I got a cool little
2:50:09
operation which they're talking
about
2:50:11
this right I do have a thing
here this
2:50:12
is kind of interesting
2:50:14
this I believe I first I heard
I said
2:50:16
that's interesting apparently
alexis is
2:50:18
the best car you can buy yeah
but
2:50:20
everyone knows that but the way
they
2:50:23
present this this fact consumer
2:50:26
reporting on CBS I think that
CBS is
2:50:29
pulling out native ads on us in
ways
2:50:33
that are that I have not been
able to
2:50:35
pick up on that ABC's real easy
he said
2:50:37
this always at the same time of
the show
2:50:39
it's right there and it's
pretty sounds
2:50:41
like a native at it looks like
a native
2:50:43
ad this one actually actually I
had to I
2:50:45
pulled it out just as kind of a
joke
2:50:47
clip and then I listened to it
this is a
2:50:50
native ad and I wasn't catching
it
2:50:52
I think CBS is doing native
advertising
2:50:56
on their news hour with Jeff
Glor more
2:50:59
than we think Jonathan Lynn
Cove tests
2:51:01
cars for a living he's in the
driver's
2:51:04
seat for Consumer Reports
determining
2:51:06
which automakers are the most
reliable
2:51:09
and how critical is reliability
when it
2:51:12
comes to an automakers
long-term success
2:51:14
or a model success reliability
is the
2:51:17
key thing that's going to keep a
2:51:18
customer coming back Consumer
Reports
2:51:20
annual reliability survey
collected data
2:51:23
on everything from the engine
and
2:51:25
transmission to the doors and
2:51:27
electronics 29 automakers were
ranked
2:51:31
and US companies didn't fare
well Ford
2:51:34
was the top American brand at
number 18
2:51:37
Asian manufacturers did the
best Toyota
2:51:40
came in second and Lexus which
is owned
2:51:43
by Toyota
2:51:44
took the number one spot we
took a spin
2:51:47
in a lexus rx350 consistently
Toyota and
2:51:52
Lexus have been our top two
brands and
2:51:54
our brand report card problems
with
2:51:56
infotainment systems tripped up
other
2:51:58
automakers including Volvo
which landed
2:52:01
at the bottom of the list their
large
2:52:03
infotainment system has caused
problems
2:52:05
its system has caused problems
2:52:06
crash its hyung it's how to
reset the
2:52:08
gun owners Tesla dropped six
spots to 27
2:52:12
this year if you look at the
g-wiz
2:52:14
factor it's got what they okay
Lynn Cove
2:52:17
had problems getting the wing
doors to
2:52:20
open on the Model X SUV which
scored
2:52:23
poorly that's a big problem
that we've
2:52:25
seen they're not always working
they're
2:52:26
not latching they're not
opening up all
2:52:28
the way Lynn Cove says
reliability is
2:52:30
just one consideration when
purchasing a
2:52:33
new car performance and price
should
2:52:35
also factor into the final
decision
2:52:38
Kenneth Craig CBS News
Colchester
2:52:41
Connecticut so let me try and
2:52:43
deconstruct it the way the ad
buy goes
2:52:46
is Consumer Reports which is a
2:52:49
non-commercial entity is they
do a
2:52:53
report they have the car up in
the
2:52:55
position that the Lexus wants
it and
2:52:57
then they buy the CBS analysis
of the
2:53:01
report they buy the CBS
analysis of the
2:53:03
you think you think it's that
way cuz I
2:53:06
would think as the it's
different okay I
2:53:08
would think that the CBS sales
guys and
2:53:11
this you know it could be by
the way to
2:53:13
wear brown shoes
2:53:15
Brown shoes don't make it brown
shoe
2:53:18
sales guys always brown shoes
so he's
2:53:21
got the brown shoe sales guy
he's got to
2:53:23
consume because they're always
having
2:53:24
these meetings I know people
that are
2:53:26
professional high-end
salespeople and
2:53:28
they're always having these
meetings
2:53:30
that ever how are we gonna how
can we
2:53:32
leverage this into that how can
we get
2:53:34
these guys on board for a big
Buy and I
2:53:37
would think could go this way
and I
2:53:38
could be wrong but because of
any number
2:53:40
of ways it could happen you got
to
2:53:41
consider look at the consumer
report
2:53:43
thing it's got Lexus into us
the same
2:53:44
company can we sell them we're
not gonna
2:53:47
do a story on this are we Jeff
now who's
2:53:49
gonna do a story on that is
stupid okay
2:53:51
let's go - lets go to Lexus and
see if
2:53:54
we can sell them that will do a
story
2:53:56
highlighting the Consumer
Reports
2:53:58
article and we'll mention them
like Lots
2:54:01
driving a car it's similar yeah
I think
2:54:04
that would be the way to sell it
2:54:07
Toyota's very aggressive at
advertising
2:54:09
and they say yeah sounds great
can you
2:54:12
also mention that Volvo's like
the
2:54:14
Laozi's one on this list and
that then
2:54:17
there cuz the two cars they
slammed by
2:54:19
the way but Tesla specifically
slammed
2:54:21
was not just any old Tesla it
was the
2:54:25
Tesla SUV oh yeah and the Volvo
they
2:54:28
slammed was a Volvo SUV and the
car they
2:54:31
drove around and was a Lexus
SUV yeah
2:54:34
and you're surprised no I'm not
2:54:38
surprised I'm surprised I
haven't caught
2:54:40
this earlier I know she has
been doing
2:54:41
this constant yeah hey I
haven't I
2:54:45
caught something that I just
want and
2:54:46
I'd have a couple of funny pate
Trump
2:54:49
clips just to end on a high
note we've
2:54:54
been looking at the Congo DRC
Democratic
2:54:57
Republic of Congo what is going
on there
2:54:59
why and we had why or why are
people
2:55:01
being sent there why do have
all kinds
2:55:03
of stuff going on for some
reason I
2:55:06
follow tanker trackers calm you
know
2:55:09
where's their hick economic
hitman well
2:55:11
check this out so tanker truck
I got
2:55:13
into this when I got into a PRS
and
2:55:15
y'all the the ham radio
beaconing
2:55:19
systems although a PRS is for
much more
2:55:21
than beaconing so you have the
AIS then
2:55:24
you can track ships and so
tanker
2:55:27
trackers comm posted this
2:55:29
they post this uh it was
earlier this
2:55:32
month so here it is a first
850,000
2:55:38
barrels of crude oil arrived in
Ashkelon
2:55:42
that's Israel this morning from
jano
2:55:45
Congo we have never seen Congo
as a
2:55:48
source of oil for Israel before
but we
2:55:50
have seen a couple of shipments
come in
2:55:51
from West Africa during the
summer how
2:55:54
about that
2:55:58
850,000 barrels is a good start
it's a
2:56:03
good medium-sized tanker so
they're
2:56:05
taking that from an israel's
buying this
2:56:09
so congos landlocked if I'm not
mistaken
2:56:12
how are they getting it to the
to the
2:56:14
port they're taking it down or
this
2:56:16
picture here actually they take
it down
2:56:17
to here actually they take it
down
2:56:18
[Music] here actually they take
it down
2:56:20
oh no that's not true the
earlier they
2:56:22
have to go to Gabon I was it
can't see
2:56:26
it here
2:56:27
that it's from the west coast
2:56:30
and they go all the way around
the top
2:56:32
of Africa through the Straits of
2:56:34
Gibraltar through the
Mediterranean to
2:56:37
get to Israel circumventing of
course
2:56:41
the Djibouti there's the Aden
Gulf and
2:56:45
where all that crap is going
down so
2:56:47
they are they're going so that
is just a
2:56:50
probably a less dangerous route
for them
2:56:53
on about pirates but they're
yeah
2:56:55
they're taking it right through
2:56:59
Yeah right off the southwest
coast and
2:57:01
they're going all the way
around the top
2:57:02
I didn't know so Congo is an oil
2:57:05
producer didn't know so Congo
is an oil
2:57:06
apparently we gotta look into
this well
2:57:09
I brought it up as they
mentioned as hey
2:57:12
this is where we need to face a
lot yes
2:57:16
and we bolo their send lots of
people
2:57:18
there to help with I don't know
the
2:57:19
transport of the oil to the
coast that
2:57:21
who knows get it out of there
before the
2:57:23
oil catches Ebola all right a
couple
2:57:27
media clips to hate Trump this
was a
2:57:29
story new story you heard about
when it
2:57:31
comes to eggs oops not that one
2:57:33
afternoon a Florida man is
facing
2:57:35
federal charges accused of
groping a
2:57:37
woman on a flight to
Albuquerque as he
2:57:40
was being arrested he had
something
2:57:41
interesting to say about the
president
2:57:44
News 13s Rachel Knapp is live
in the
2:57:46
Newsplex with the story Kim an
FBI agent
2:57:49
says as Bruce Alexander was
sitting in
2:57:51
the back of his police car he
told them
2:57:53
quote the President of the
United States
2:57:55
says it's okay to grab women by
their
2:57:57
private parts okay that was a
great news
2:58:01
story sounds totally legit here
we have
2:58:05
the leer Hollywood Foundation
at work in
2:58:08
the Supergirl television show
this is
2:58:12
for children and let me see
this is
2:58:15
season three I believe you are
hit in
2:58:18
season three
2:58:20
this is so Supergirl and this
is a in
2:58:25
the in the cartoon this is the
2:58:28
spokesperson for the President
of the
2:58:30
United States of America and the
2:58:32
president is a woman and here's
what the
2:58:34
spokesperson the so the sarah
huckabee
2:58:37
sanders of the future in
Supergirl world
2:58:40
when the president is female
yes yes
2:58:49
Karl as a matter of fact she
does she
2:58:51
also believes that two plus two
equals
2:58:53
four and that the earth is
round because
2:58:55
the president is not a moron
2:58:56
any third grader knows that
global
2:58:58
warming is the biggest threat
of our
2:58:59
time and I'm happy to report
that the
2:59:00
intellectual capacity of our
president
2:59:02
is not inferior to that of an
2:59:04
eight-year-old next it's
reversed it's a
2:59:09
great way to program the
children that
2:59:11
is disgusting enough fantastic
I'll give
2:59:14
you a clip of the day for that
one I you
2:59:15
know I and I have to say when I
heard it
2:59:17
and I didn't find it myself one
of our
2:59:19
producers did I said it's a
candidate
2:59:20
thank you very much thanks to
the
2:59:24
producer who found it wow that
is a
2:59:27
piece of crap if I've ever
heard a
2:59:29
propagandistic it makes my
analysis of
2:59:32
day me goodman look like a life
way
2:59:34
let's do it let's play it again
just so
2:59:35
we can revel in it
2:59:37
okay Carl this prisoner Mars
didn't
2:59:40
believe climate change is real
yes
2:59:42
yeah it's Carl as a matter of
fact she
2:59:45
does she also believes that two
plus two
2:59:47
equals four and that the earth
is round
2:59:49
because the president is not a
moron any
2:59:51
third grader knows that global
warming
2:59:53
is the biggest threat of our
time and
2:59:54
I'm happy to report that the
2:59:55
intellectual capacity of our
president
2:59:57
is not inferior to that of an
2:59:58
eight-year-old you will obey oh
man I
3:00:03
love that then although I'm not
pulling
3:00:06
the clip that everyone showed
Rosie
3:00:10
O'Donnell was on MSNBC on the
hate fest
3:00:12
with Nicole Wallace and I
pulled two
3:00:15
clips just to let you know
where her
3:00:17
heads at and you have to
understand that
3:00:19
in this interview she was very
affected
3:00:21
by the election of President
Trump she
3:00:25
couldn't go out in public but
first she
3:00:27
said she got physically ill she
puked
3:00:29
when when he became president
and he
3:00:31
couldn't go out in the public
for over a
3:00:33
year now she's marrying a 32
year old
3:00:37
woman who looks like an
Instagram wife
3:00:40
if I've ever seen one
3:00:41
but she's still filled with a
lot of
3:00:44
hate and misinformation it not
only
3:00:46
thought that it was
strategically smart
3:00:47
to go after the adult film star
stormy
3:00:50
Daniels in such a visceral way
he
3:00:52
workshopped the insult
3:00:54
prior to tweeting it well
before Trump
3:00:56
mocked Daniels physical
appearance he
3:00:58
trial balloon to the horse face
Digg
3:01:00
privately among White House
aides close
3:01:02
friends and acquaintances one
source
3:01:04
close to trunk even recalled
him saying
3:01:06
in passing that bleeping horse
face
3:01:09
Steve Rosie and Eugene are
still here I
3:01:10
read these things and I'm
shocked but
3:01:13
I'm guessing you are not I'm
not sure no
3:01:15
he'll do anything and
everything to get
3:01:17
what he wants and women are of
no value
3:01:19
to him in his life a world the
only one
3:01:22
who is I think is his daughter
3:01:23
that's it the rest of the women
in the
3:01:26
world are useless as the
immigrants that
3:01:28
he says are coming from you know
3:01:30
Honduras to take us in caravans
watch
3:01:33
out for the caravan there
people walking
3:01:35
away from certain death in
third-world
3:01:37
countries right the man doesn't
care at
3:01:40
all so what he did to stormy
Daniels was
3:01:42
horrific what he did to me was
horrific
3:01:44
but I expected when that was
happening
3:01:45
the national organization of
women or
3:01:47
something would come out and
say you
3:01:49
do this you're not just allowed
to pick
3:01:51
a woman light and you know does
the
3:01:53
baser with impunity but he is
mm-hmm
3:01:56
he is and he gets laughs for it
and it's
3:01:59
it's like a bad stand-up comic
well
3:02:01
she's right about that about the
3:02:03
stand-up comedy but do we have
that in
3:02:05
the rotation he hates women I
didn't
3:02:07
know he hated women I don't
think it's I
3:02:12
don't think now she makes naive
no
3:02:14
misogynist is hating women this
is the
3:02:16
routine yes it is by definition
3:02:18
misogynist you guys women yeah
this is
3:02:21
okay here this is something
another
3:02:24
assertion she makes which I
found
3:02:25
interesting because this
question goes
3:02:28
around around questions of race
we
3:02:30
talked about this after
Charlotte's fell
3:02:31
that now the KKK you've talked
about
3:02:34
this the KKK members don't wear
sheets
3:02:35
over their face that hit the
top of fact
3:02:38
I just want understand what
Nicole
3:02:41
Wallace is saying here she's
saying that
3:02:43
Trump is so racist he's such a
white
3:02:47
nationalist the Trump effect
has now
3:02:50
brought it to this moment in
time where
3:02:53
Ku Klux Klan members feel so
emboldened
3:02:56
they're not wearing the sheets
anymore
3:02:59
this is a this is very
interesting
3:03:02
because we the KKK members were
easy to
3:03:05
identify we the KKK members
were easy to
3:03:07
you could see the guiding light
of the
3:03:09
burning cross and they were all
there in
3:03:10
their white hoods in their
sheets now
3:03:13
she's saying the Klan exists
and they're
3:03:16
everywhere saying the Klan
exists and they're
3:03:17
you can't see him because
they've been
3:03:19
emboldened by the Trump effect
they're
3:03:21
not wearing the sheets anymore
I get it
3:03:23
this is the KKK you've talked
about this
3:03:28
the KKK members don't wear
sheets over
3:03:30
their face or out of the closet
with
3:03:34
their misogyny they're out of
the closet
3:03:36
with their races nice that
she's saying
3:03:38
out of the closet in front of
Rosie do
3:03:40
you see that I mean I see that
is
3:03:42
potentially the most corrosive
impact
3:03:44
yes I think it's really true I
was in
3:03:46
the street the other day and
some guys
3:03:48
saw me with my new haircut and
goes hey
3:03:49
you you look like a dyke
3:03:50
God must have been a KKK member
the same
3:03:56
thing the corseting of the
break in my
3:03:59
whole career is people trash
you behind
3:04:01
your back but the culture now
is this is
3:04:07
what's happening yes and that's
the
3:04:09
online Twitter culture that's
dude
3:04:11
you're right that she's right
about that
3:04:12
people would never say that to
your face
3:04:13
although I think you know and
was they
3:04:16
got to do it Trump nothing it's
it's the
3:04:19
Trump effect
3:04:20
it's the Trump effect people
have no
3:04:22
scruples they're mean they're
rude they
3:04:24
say horrible things to your
face where's
3:04:26
Rosie O'Donnell who I helped
with her
3:04:29
career as she auditioned for
vh1 she was
3:04:33
doing Rascals in New Jersey at
the comp
3:04:35
the rascals comedy club that
was a level
3:04:38
of where she was led by it's
not too bad
3:04:39
by the way bacillus Rascals and
he
3:04:41
wasn't on the on the national
stage and
3:04:44
Steve Leeds had brought her in
and did a
3:04:47
you know I did a segment with
her and
3:04:50
she I was part of her audition
and then
3:04:52
I went to Rascals to see her
stand-up
3:04:55
and she slammed me
3:04:57
she's like I'll Adam Curry's
here the
3:05:00
guy owes Mattel stamped on his
ass Oh
3:05:03
what is that supposed to mean
3:05:05
she felt that looked like a
Malibu Ken
3:05:07
or something I don't know
3:05:09
but I should doing that for you
you said
3:05:11
you helped yeah yeah that was
the day I
3:05:13
stopped liking her bag this
face she's a
3:05:16
douche but it it does bring me
to my
3:05:19
final clip remember I was
saying that it
3:05:21
seems like language that people
are
3:05:23
saying things more like they're
the you
3:05:25
know thing it really it got into
3:05:27
television with shithole nation
and
3:05:29
that's still repeated but
there's a lot
3:05:32
of fuck going on you have
Robert De Niro
3:05:34
fuck this fuck Trump Kathy
Griffin fuck
3:05:37
Trump mugs everyone's ffffff'
everything
3:05:40
yeah like with I think that's
the
3:05:42
podcasting influence
3:05:45
no I think it's a barrier that
people
3:05:48
have broken through and we back
in
3:05:52
Berkeley in the olden days
during the
3:05:53
Free Speech Movement mm-hmm and
there
3:05:56
it's near as whoo as it was
waning and
3:05:58
they were going to other things
there
3:05:59
was a moment that was called
the filthy
3:06:01
speech movement an old-timers
will
3:06:04
remember that I had never heard
of those
3:06:05
no yeah it's not it's not as
well
3:06:08
documented but I think you can
find
3:06:09
articles about it
3:06:10
and it was this free speech was
FSM and
3:06:13
so you could use the same
signage it was
3:06:16
a method of conserving
resources so you
3:06:20
could still use FSM signage for
the
3:06:23
filthy speech movement and it
consisted
3:06:25
of a lot of public cursing huh
it was so
3:06:29
we don't need to be told what
to say or
3:06:31
how to say it and I think
that's really
3:06:33
with the moment worthy we're
using the
3:06:35
you know saying fuck or
anything pretty
3:06:38
much we're just sounding
uneducated
3:06:42
became a thing of the educated
class the
3:06:45
the elites the Liberals they
all became
3:06:48
they all became a potty-mouthed
really
3:06:50
as it were oh yeah we went on
for about
3:06:53
three or four years until it
kind of
3:06:54
died off - well it's filthy
speech
3:06:57
movement you can check I will
look that
3:06:59
up it's well it's creeping into
our
3:07:00
advertising I've cut this down
this was
3:07:03
a Worcester that this was a
minute and a
3:07:06
half come a ninety a ninety
second
3:07:08
commercial and this is from the
well I'm
3:07:12
sure the egg council has
something to do
3:07:14
with it this is well just
listen to it
3:07:16
and the bleeps are in the
commercial
3:07:18
when it comes to eggs there's a
whole
3:07:20
lot of clucking that doesn't
really mean
3:07:22
much of anything other farms
boast about
3:07:25
being cage free well here at
vinyl farms
3:07:28
our pasture-raised eggs are
Bulls free
3:07:31
how do we keep the bull away
from our
3:07:34
eggs it's simple we get bar
hands some
3:07:37
space a lot of it
3:07:40
our ladies their race and an
actual
3:07:43
pasture in the sunshine here at
Vidal
3:07:46
farms we care that our hands
get to be
3:07:49
hands and do
3:07:50
like whatever that is and laying
3:07:53
nutritious eggs that are
naturally both
3:07:55
free but you don't have to take
my word
3:07:58
for it cage-free
3:08:00
oh I've been eating up that
post beers
3:08:03
I fed that both my loved ones
but with
3:08:06
vital farms my recipes are more
popular
3:08:09
than ever when a restaurant sir
is vital
3:08:14
Farms eggs
3:08:15
it makes the hands happy and it
makes my
3:08:17
girls happy because brunch is
too short
3:08:19
for bull right Alison serious
chefs have
3:08:25
been used by the farms to eggs
for years
3:08:27
it's a reality of cage-free is
it's all
3:08:30
pardon my french Connery y'all
know what
3:08:34
that means
3:08:37
well I don't know a lot about
French but
3:08:40
I know a lot about
pasture-raised now it
3:08:43
gives hens space and sunshine
unlike
3:08:46
cage-free because when you
crack into a
3:08:48
bottle farms egg we want you to
be
3:08:51
absolutely confident that what
you're
3:08:53
eating is 100% wool 3 it's not
like we
3:09:01
don't know what they're saying
3:09:04
I think is a tasteless ad yes
probably
3:09:08
their eggs are tasteless too to
be
3:09:09
honest you're probably right
bullshit
3:09:14
eggs exactly
3:09:17
all right well I'd like to wrap
up this
3:09:19
11th anniversary episode if you
if you
3:09:22
want to play us out with
something I
3:09:24
give you do you have anything
good I
3:09:26
don't know for 11 years I've
never
3:09:28
listened to your clips when you
sent
3:09:30
them a line I have no idea
3:09:34
oh well yeah let's play this
this is
3:09:36
from 1994 this is diet this is
our going
3:09:39
around the net right now okay
yes I'm
3:09:41
sure the net right now okay yes
I'm
3:09:41
Dianne Feinstein going on and
on about
3:09:44
border enforcement you have to
3:09:46
concentrate on saying the
people who
3:09:48
should be here are those who
come
3:09:49
legally at this time and we've
got to
3:09:52
for the time being enforce our
borders
3:09:55
the day when America the
welfare system
3:09:58
for Mexico is gone we simply
can't
3:10:02
afford it and I think you've
seen the
3:10:04
figures to state and local
governments
3:10:07
of what the cost is it's over
two
3:10:09
billion dollars I think we
should
3:10:11
enforce our borders to have a
situation
3:10:13
where 40% of the babies born on
Medicaid
3:10:16
in California today are born of
illegal
3:10:20
immigrants creates a very real
problem
3:10:23
for the state which is in
deficit and of
3:10:26
course the border finish I
agree 17% of
3:10:29
our prison population and a
cost of 300
3:10:32
million a year the illegal
immigrants
3:10:35
who come here and commit
felonies that's
3:10:37
not what this nation but look
very
3:10:39
simple they've been enforce our
border
3:10:41
[Music] they've been enforce
our border
3:10:43
my have their tune changes when
the
3:10:46
color orange comes into play
3:10:47
yeah orange man bad orange man
bad dot
3:10:50
exe all right John
congratulations with
3:10:54
11 years well congratulations
been
3:10:56
hanging in there for 11 years -
cos I
3:10:58
remember show 100 yeah yeah I
missed
3:11:01
this on the gonna grow America
show I
3:11:04
was ready to quit your but it
wasn't
3:11:07
because you were sick of it you
were
3:11:09
ready to quit cuz you thought
we had a
3:11:11
good run yes it's been a good
run John
3:11:14
let's quit while we're ahead
3:11:16
I just am shuddering to think
about what
3:11:21
might have become of me if we
had
3:11:23
stopped it it is not not a
pretty sight
3:11:28
in advance I will thank Tom
Starkweather
3:11:30
Dave Corbin ah
3:11:33
for I think we have a secret
agent mr.
3:11:36
Starr has dark weather in the
chat room
3:11:38
no I don't think so but you can
email
3:11:40
them coming to you from
downtown Austin
3:11:43
Texas capital the drone star
state FEMA
3:11:45
region six on the governmental
maps
3:11:47
boiling water in the five by
nine clue
3:11:49
do in the common law condo in
the
3:11:51
morning everybody
3:11:52
I'm Adam curry man from
northern Silicon
3:11:54
Valley where I'm not wearing
black face
3:11:56
that I never will I'm John C
Devorah we
3:11:58
return on Sunday for episode 10
81 into
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our 11th year remember us at
the Borg
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to a no
3:12:28
gender sciences turn into a
click lemon
3:12:32
lemon lemon
3:12:51
[Music] lemon
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[Music] lemon
3:13:16
[Music] lemon
3:13:30
it's a mess it's a complete and
utter
3:13:33
mess I get the biggest kick out
of these
3:13:35
Brits who go oh my God we're
gonna have
3:13:38
to do our own trade deals we're
gonna
3:13:40
have the Great British Empire
ruling the
3:13:45
world from the sunset to
sunrise now
3:13:48
they're gonna if they're
freaked out
3:13:49
because they can't do a simple
deal sell
3:13:52
some nuts and bolts to somebody
berries
3:13:58
now there this may be the last
time
3:14:01
maybe will be one more year
where we
3:14:03
have daylight saving time in the
3:14:05
European Union as there's now a
serious
3:14:08
discussion in the European Union
3:14:11
Parliament to let each of the
28 member
3:14:14
states which is known as
countries but
3:14:16
now the Member States to decide
their
3:14:19
own time mind boggling we give
you guys
3:14:25
a lot of freedom so it's either
hey
3:14:28
let's make them think they're
really in
3:14:31
control of something by letting
them
3:14:33
decide whether they move their
clock or
3:14:35
not or this is the death knell
chaos is
3:14:38
coming or this is the death
knell chaos is
3:14:42
gives us that this is the sort
of thing
3:14:43
that you'd want the European
Union to
3:14:45
standardize not everything else
like how
3:14:48
many feathers should be in a
pillow
3:14:51
exactly but no we're gonna give
you guys
3:14:53
power here you go so there you
go Member
3:14:55
States determine your own time
sleeves
3:14:59
yeah it's an insult
3:15:02
does nobody see this now no
they see it
3:15:05
is positive oh great we tell ya
this is
3:15:07
the way the EU should work
3:15:08
we have sovereignty over our
own clocks
3:15:13
take this presence there's no
other way
3:15:18
to see it right I'm listening
to a
3:15:38
podcast the best ever done No
Agenda
3:15:41
show yeah take anything too
seriously in
3:15:54
life yeah take anything too
seriously in
3:15:54
EDA is the new bacon the White
House
3:15:56
says there
3:15:57
is no agenda how certain are
you about
3:16:00
what you believe you hear on no
agenda
3:16:02
in the morning materials are you
3:16:19
drumming again or you have lost
my job
3:16:24
that could cost jobs
3:16:25
[Music] could cost jobs
3:16:29
and spans over mofo Dvorak org
slash and
3:16:56
a stop the hammering