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go from Imola as president I'm
John
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Seymour whoo yeah that's what I
said
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whoo
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I'm looking at the trades this
morning
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right at the tree
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do we have trade magazines for
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podcasting now I guess we do
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yeah the trades the podcast on
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they're going all off on Mamola
best
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ratings on Saturday Night Live
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Momoa so this guy yeah he's got
never
1:01
heard I feel pretty
disconnected to a
1:04
popular culture right now yeah
well you
1:07
should mm-hmm
1:08
and so this guy who obviously
has a new
1:10
publicist um he's an actor uh
he's been
1:14
in a bunch of things that's
like it's
1:16
not a household name by any
means but I
1:17
guess he is to some people Momoa
1:20
Oh Jason Momoa Jason Momoa all
right so
1:25
what has he been on that we've
well I
1:29
guess he was on an old Stargate
okay the
1:32
TV series I think and I don't
know what
1:35
else hmm he's long hair dead
guy kind of
1:38
hunky guy was a douche bag
beard yeah he
1:41
looks a little bit like our
very own
1:43
Chris Wilson to be honest in
Australia
1:45
even a little rougher though
Wilson is
1:54
the next memo of my friend
hands down
1:57
somebody's got to get the egg
into your
2:00
plate Ronin decks on Stargate
Atlantis
2:04
Khal Drogo in oh hello Game of
Thrones
2:09
Oh game of that's why we don't
know the
2:12
guy he's probably the most
famous actors
2:17
of our time because he's on
Game of
2:19
Thrones Yas Queen all right
good next
2:25
president fantastic although I
will be
2:28
coming to you from the future
on today's
2:29
program talk about I you have
something
2:31
from the future I do but not
right now
2:33
it's I don't wanted to just
dive into it
2:35
let's ease into it because I
felt this
2:37
weekend for me was a point
aplomb to
2:40
tipping a tipping point where
the m5m
2:44
certainly the cable news media
actually
2:46
became unwatchable for me it
was on
2:50
watch demand from the past
2:53
you haven't seen that like
months ago
2:55
but okay I mean I've really
held in for
2:57
a long time but when the Mueller
3:01
whatever completely unimportant
3:04
unrelated stupid information the
3:07
sentencing of Cohen it's like
going I
3:11
mean the the movies the
scenarios I
3:15
should say actually Scott Adams
talks
3:17
about movies but the scenario
that MSNBC
3:20
and CNN and conversely Fox have
3:23
concocted it's just not worth
anyone's
3:26
time anymore it's like remember
when the
3:28
Malaysian Airlines plane went
down and
3:31
as it still hasn't been found
3:33
and I recall watching CNN every
day they
3:38
did stores it was wall-to-wall
stories
3:40
about this missing aircraft we
had the
3:42
crazy lady from Singapore who
was in
3:44
China we a we tracked a lot of
it and I
3:46
remember it was one year they
did that
3:48
story for a year until they
finally had
3:51
to give up on it because people
weren't
3:53
interested anymore and I think
we're
3:55
reaching this point with just
this
3:57
blather and they did this to
what
3:59
they've dreamt up it's it's
just it's
4:04
not like if you want to go in
that
4:06
direction yeah give me some of
that well
4:09
let me go with dreamt up I want
to play
4:13
because there's two bits in
here that I
4:15
want to keep notice by the way
I don't
4:18
want to tell people if you get
to
4:19
Microsoft 365 to get a terabyte
of data
4:24
it's bacon baby you better
fight it
4:27
bacon you get a terabyte of
cloud
4:28
storage but what's cool about
put all
4:30
the clips on the cloud mm-hmm
the
4:34
software they're using to do
search is
4:37
so much faster than my desktop
software
4:39
so I can find whole clips I boom
4:42
instantly excellent so I find
that today
4:46
but I've always felt that the
cloud
4:47
would be good for that because
instead
4:48
of keeping your stuff on your
locals you
4:51
know using the blame search
stuff that
4:53
we have on the desktops to put
it in a
4:55
big mainframe and let the
mainframe
4:57
crank through this big index
you believe
5:00
it's being indexed by a
mainframe
5:02
well it's probably notes there's
5:04
obviously a bunch of those
servers but
5:05
the software they're using is
much
5:07
better than stuff I have okay
and this
5:09
is this is Microsoft's cloud
yeah
5:12
Microsoft's cloud okay I don't
think
5:14
Ronis has a cloud to that I
thought they
5:16
were gonna be doing more of
this or
5:18
thing but let's listen to two
Brooks
5:20
Brooks and shields and Brooks
and he's
5:23
got two predictions in here
that I'm
5:24
gonna I wrote this ought to be
really
5:27
long so I could look it up
later he's
5:29
got two predictions in here
based on
5:32
what you just said about this
crazy
5:34
scenario they've dreamed up
what do we
5:36
think it it adds up to what is
it first
5:38
these guys are not very good
5:40
co-operators if you're gonna
cooperate
5:41
cooperate but man four it's
going to
5:43
jail probably for the rest of
his life
5:44
in cones getting a healthy
sentence
5:47
because he sort of semi
cooperated
5:49
something like that but I think
what
5:51
we're seeing is the pace ramped
up on a
5:53
lot of fronts with they're
clearly
5:55
interested in the more context
than we
5:57
knew with Russia in 2015 with
the
5:58
campaign this one called
synergy they
6:00
apparently found and then
especially the
6:03
business dealings the Trump's
dealings
6:05
with in Moscow and my instinct
is that
6:07
there's going to be a lot more
6:08
investigation to business than
the rest
6:11
into Russia collusion there's
just a lot
6:13
more there and the other sense
you get
6:16
is a lot of Republicans are
looking at
6:17
this White House and they're
seeing an
6:20
administration under a lot of
judicial
6:22
and legal threat and a lot
under the
6:23
political threat and they see a
White
6:26
House counsel's office that is
denuded
6:28
of authority and people and
then what
6:31
they call the membrane around
Trump is
6:32
frailing and the membrane is
the group
6:35
of people they put around Trump
to
6:36
protect him from himself and
over the
6:39
years the whole pixas of the
world and
6:40
maybe in the next few days the
John
6:42
Kelly's of the world are going
and gone
6:43
and so you see a Trump
unprotected from
6:46
himself I need to begin to see
a lot of
6:48
Republicans who are looking
seriously at
6:50
2019 with a lot of Friday's
like this
6:52
one and Trump you know really
hurting
6:55
himself and maybe not serving
out the
6:56
term Joe's dream come true and
you know
7:06
what's happening I was
listening to
7:07
Dutch news radio over the
weekend I've
7:10
actually Saturday that Tina had
some
7:12
some nonprofit work to do and
so I'm
7:14
just
7:15
- this connotes if she's around
it's you
7:17
won't understand it and the
every
7:20
journalist that came on it's as
if they
7:22
sat at home and had their
morning coffee
7:24
and watched MSNBC yeah because
they can
7:27
get that over there they can
they can
7:28
and you don't even need to have
MSNBC to
7:30
get this story and then they go
on the
7:33
air and then just like oh oh my
god
7:35
you'll never serve out his term
and and
7:37
of course they'd like to
pronounce
7:38
trumpet shrimp so all you hear
is this
7:40
Boop trip there's a drink drink
group
7:43
and it's the same delusion is
just
7:48
delusionary oh I think it's also
7:54
delusional to think that mana
fort is
7:57
going to be sentenced to life
in prison
8:02
for his financial crimes yes
well we
8:06
don't have to go through it
again it's
8:08
that this has nothing the only
thing as
8:10
far as I can see that that may
that
8:12
maybe maybe maybe is out there
is
8:15
somehow illegal campaign
contribution
8:18
due to the payoff of the
stripper and
8:23
the the other a we should if
you're
8:26
gonna bring that if somebody
did bring
8:28
this up in a tweet and I
thought it was
8:29
something to bring up John
Edwards who
8:33
ran for vice president took
illegal
8:36
campaign contributions up to
the tune of
8:38
a million yes his sidepiece
that's right
8:45
and all you pay is a fine and
then you
8:48
know it's done
8:50
he didn't get any other
punishment
8:52
besides a fine did he I don't
even know
8:54
he got a fine yeah every
campaign makes
8:57
mistakes like that no Obama
campaign had
8:59
money that they took
incorrectly and
9:01
it's all kinds of stuff so but
that
9:03
doesn't matter it's it's in
these
9:05
people's heads
9:07
this is the wit delusional is
the right
9:09
word I cuz I kind of soft pedal
that has
9:13
incredible wishful thinking but
at the
9:16
point that it is now I would say
9:17
delusional is the some
incorrect term
9:20
yeah I mean just from a legal
standpoint
9:22
argue this from a legal
standpoint it's
9:24
just not there but that's the
way it is
9:28
Comey testified
9:31
jams commie and as per his
wishes he
9:35
released the entire transcript
of his
9:38
behind-closed-doors
9:39
testimony was released I think
almost
9:42
the same day 250 pages of stuff
some of
9:46
its redacted a lot of I can't
recall
9:50
that's always my face that take
somebody
9:53
count is 57 or so I heard it
was 250
9:56
times that's what I heard
10:00
well it's it's quite a long
document one
10:03
of our producers did pull out an
10:04
interesting quote as a lot of
people
10:06
have been going through this
10:10
let's see Ratcliffe asks Co me
I'll just
10:13
I'll just do this one paragraph
here
10:14
alright so I guess I tried to
summarize
10:16
what I've heard today Hillary
Clinton
10:18
mishandled classified
information more
10:19
than a hundred times
10:20
she made false statements about
it the
10:22
FBI was aware that at least one
of her
10:23
aides also mishandled classified
10:25
information and one of the folks
10:26
employed on behalf of Secretary
Clinton
10:28
intentionally destroyed
evidence known
10:30
to be subject to a congressional
10:31
subpoena and preservation order
and lied
10:33
to the FBI about it and on July
5th 2016
10:35
you stood you sir stood for the
American
10:38
people and said that neither
you nor any
10:40
reasonable prosecutor would
bring any
10:42
charges in this fact pattern is
that
10:43
accuracy is it accurate mr.
Comey is
10:47
reply yep I believes it then I
believe
10:50
it now and anybody that thinks
we were
10:53
on Team Clinton trying to cut
her a
10:54
break is smoking something yeah
yeah
11:00
yeah see it's too bad we don't
have
11:02
audio of that cuz I would have
been much
11:03
better I agree with Jim Comey
you I
11:05
couldn't have been out in the
open well
11:08
I think it's cuz everyone's
showboating
11:10
and it's probably embarrassing
for
11:12
everyone exactly very
embarrassing so
11:17
now we have
11:19
a new pic for the Attorney
General
11:21
William bar I guess he goes by
bill bar
11:25
they call him bill like Robert
Mueller
11:27
is Bob Miller
11:28
I don't know barb I heard was
William I
11:30
like Bill barb bill by tomorrow
11:32
everybody how you doing
11:36
you know turns out he worked
for the CIA
11:38
didn't he work for Papa Bush
yeah as his
11:42
attorney general which was like
what a
11:45
hundred years ago and now the
guys still
11:48
up for another Attorney
General's job
11:49
after Clinton and Bush jr. and
everybody
11:53
in between let's see he was
born in 1950
11:57
so he was young at the time then
12:02
yeah it was it be in his 40s
overwhelm
12:04
1950 so he being this yeah late
60s has
12:11
gotta be mid-60s I was we could
probably
12:13
figure it out if we did the
math yeah
12:15
gosh if we actually took a pen
to paper
12:17
Wikipedia is not helping one
Tuesday
12:20
they put it in Paris yeah it's
not that
12:22
I'm looking for it it's like
why didn't
12:24
they give me an age here yeah
and height
12:28
sixty-eight there's no height
there here
12:33
is okay so it was interesting I
think
12:36
the peak was made public
12:37
when Bush's train was doing the
tour or
12:41
whenever part of the funeral
processions
12:43
with procession which I also
did not
12:45
watch so it was kind of an
interesting
12:49
time you know timing to choose
that but
12:51
this guy himself is I mean I'm
not quite
12:54
sure why the president picked
him here's
12:58
Greg Jarrett on Fox Business
News
13:01
talking about cuz he know he's
of course
13:03
reported on this guy in the
past and
13:04
here we go the president has a
duty to
13:07
direct the Attorney General
what to do
13:09
what not to do this whole
notion of
13:12
Independence is a canard that's
been
13:14
peddled for 40 years now as for
William
13:18
bar I'm sort of of two minds yes
13:21
unquestionable integrity a fine
13:23
reputation great experience he
brings
13:26
gravitas to the job drives an
13:29
establishment figure at a time
when I
13:31
was gravitas
13:32
you know gravitas is
interesting because
13:35
it's a term they tried to use
they tried
13:38
to push this term on Obama no
no way
13:42
before that the first time I
saw them
13:43
trying to push push this term
was when
13:45
Clinton was running for the
first
13:47
president for the first time
Hillary or
13:49
bill bill hmm this goes way
back this is
13:52
this this was just stemmed from
the
13:55
original Governor Cuomo ah the
old man
13:58
yep who was gonna run for
president when
14:02
George Bush was up for a second
term but
14:05
he decided not to because if
he's gonna
14:08
get reelected so Clinton got in
and that
14:10
was in the coup almost
political career
14:11
for good because it was a mitt
be made a
14:13
mistake cuz he would have been
the
14:14
shoo-in it seems
14:16
but they started they dropped
this term
14:18
into the public domain of
left-wing
14:21
media which is I'm going to
call it
14:24
gravitas and they kept talking
referring
14:28
to Cuomo as being the best
candidate
14:31
because he has gravitas gravitas
14:34
they kept hounding us with his
word
14:36
gravitas then it will
disappeared
14:38
completely and now they're
trying to
14:39
revitalize it gravitas high
seriousness
14:45
is the merriam-webster
definition
14:47
dignity seriousness or
solemnity of
14:50
manner yeah I think there's good
14:54
once they've rediscovered it
which is
14:55
you just pointed out I think
they're
14:58
gonna stick you're gonna go
hard with it
14:59
because it's just the opposite
of Trump
15:02
well we always try to be
Gravett Oreo on
15:04
this show I've always tried to
have
15:07
gravity fly out of the room a
toss to
15:10
the job but he is an
establishment
15:12
figure at a time when I think
we need a
15:15
disrupter as Attorney General
somebody
15:18
who would vigorously go after
corrupt
15:20
officials at the FBI and
Department of
15:23
Justice who were abusing their
positions
15:25
of power and attempting to
undermine
15:27
democracy I'm afraid bar is not
that guy
15:31
[Music]
15:33
oh he's not that guy so on PBS
they had
15:38
the woman a black woman who's
won this I
15:43
think she's she seems sweet but
she
15:46
seems incompetent and it's a
shame
15:48
because there's so many
experienced
15:50
black people that could be Gwen
15:53
replacement is it it's the Gwen
15:55
replacement it's the Elson door
woman
15:57
and but so they keep giving her
16:00
different assignments which she
still
16:01
doesn't care it very well
because she
16:02
doesn't present well she can't
enunciate
16:04
like a PBS person should which
is old
16:08
network style but they had her
do run
16:11
downs on all these different
people that
16:13
are that Trump's talking about
replacing
16:15
one person with another and she
did one
16:18
on William Barstow and
completely listen
16:21
to her point of view because I
think she
16:23
did a lot of research she
talked to a
16:25
lot of people I think this is
actually
16:26
she did a pretty good job
except her
16:28
presentation still skills are
still
16:30
lousy William Bar summary when
you hear
16:33
her version shake up so you
nice let's
16:35
talk first about the basis pick
to be
16:37
Attorney General when there's
an acting
16:39
Attorney General but Bob Barr
Robert
16:42
Barr who has been our sorry
William bar
16:46
the administration of President
Bush
16:48
George HW Bush is now being
asked by
16:51
President Trump to become
Attorney
16:54
General what do we know about
him what
16:56
we know is that William Barr is
looked
16:58
at as a respected attorney and
that
17:00
Democrats and Republicans today
signaled
17:02
that they could get behind him
and
17:03
support him as Attorney General
I want
17:05
to walk you through who William
Bar is
17:07
from 1991 to 1993 he was
Attorney
17:10
General for the late former
President
17:11
George HW Bush he was however
involved
17:14
in the controversial
iran-contra pardons
17:16
he formerly worked for the CIA
in the
17:18
1970s and he was an executive
at what
17:20
he's done probably knows him
really well
17:23
he was maybe hello Don didn't
cover up
17:28
Bush's ass Contras oh I'm sure
they know
17:31
each other
17:32
Iran Contra pardons he formerly
worked
17:34
for the CIA in the 1970s and he
was an
17:36
executive at Verizon he is now
17:38
practicing law in Washington DC
people
17:41
that I talked to today told me
that he's
17:43
an establishment Republican
this is not
17:45
someone who's a Trump loyalist
the
17:46
president has billed at times
the
17:48
cabinet members in the White
House with
17:50
people who are loyal to him
personally
17:52
but this is someone that
someone like
17:53
Marco Rubio or Ted Cruz another
17:56
Republican had they become
president
17:57
might have picked for their
attorney
17:58
general I'm also told that he
is someone
18:01
who has had some past comments
that are
18:03
controversial on Special
Investigations
18:06
and Special Counsel I want to
read you
18:07
something from the New York
Times in on
18:09
November 14 2017 the New York
Times
18:12
published an article where they
said
18:14
quote mr. Barr said he sees
basis more
18:17
basis for investigating the
Clinton
18:18
uranium deal than any supposed
collusion
18:21
between mr. Trump and Russia
and mr.
18:24
Barr told the New York Times to
the
18:26
extent it is not pursuing these
matters
18:28
the department is abdicating its
18:30
responsibility so to be clear
mr. Barr
18:33
is saying that Hillary Clinton
might
18:35
need to be investigated some
more he's
18:37
also said that it's okay for
presidents
18:39
to specifically ask for
investigations
18:41
to happen under the DL J so
this guy is
18:44
in essence a veteran of the
deep state I
18:51
think his definition of a
veteran of the
18:53
deep state I mean holy moley
18:55
but still it seems odd that
Iran well no
18:58
I guess he
18:59
now 68 okay it makes sense he
was he was
19:02
young though back in the day he
must
19:04
have been a go-getter
19:05
yummy yummy slay Oni Alcindor
has quite
19:10
the resume including winning
the award
19:14
named after were not a named
after Dana
19:17
a tribute to Gwen Ifill who
passed away
19:21
the Syracuse University toner
prize
19:23
she's been she's New York Times
she's
19:26
been around
19:27
she has cred yeah as a writer
oh it will
19:31
stir hello of course
19:35
don't get me started on the
television I
19:38
mean that's our job
19:39
but it's okay no one ever asks
us our
19:41
opinion we know it works they
do ask us
19:44
our opinion actually but nobody
thinking
19:49
about about the television
presentation
19:51
myself that we're very
knowledgeable
19:53
about okay yes it's our opinion
but hey
19:57
what do you think of Trump I was
20:08
watching you talk about this is
Pluto TV
20:13
which shows up on the Roku box
20:15
I love Pluto TV yeah you get
some ghost
20:18
streaming stuff and before you
go on I'm
20:21
gonna give you a pet peeve of
mine okay
20:23
so I got Pluto TV it's on the
Roku
20:26
people should get it it's got
all kinds
20:28
of cool stuff has got Sky News
it's got
20:30
all kinds got the cat Channel
have you
20:33
watched the cat Channel I saw
it and I
20:36
did not start it I might have
you in a
20:40
crowd of people you're stuck
there for
20:42
hours you know it seems like
that
20:45
actually seems like a really
good idea
20:47
considering the popularity of
cats on on
20:50
the Internet's and considering
that you
20:52
don't deal with agents you know
there's
20:54
no residuals to these ads of
these cats
20:56
I mean it's it's a great it's a
20:58
moneymaker okay it's it's
powers of cat
21:01
video I mean I did I do watch
for a
21:03
moment the channel where these
young
21:05
kids go out and they you know
they shoot
21:07
an arrow with a rope across a
canyon and
21:09
then they just you know swing
on the
21:12
rope have you seen this Oh
makes makes
21:15
me nauseous the what but I'll
watch the
21:17
cat channel that's beef bill by
the way
21:21
you'll love the cat channel
even if you
21:23
don't like cats you'll love the
channel
21:27
to pluto channel you put it on
they got
21:29
all these they got all these
different
21:30
mini networks and then they all
it loads
21:34
the hit one boom it comes up
you hit one
21:37
become Xfinity has got Xfinity
streaming
21:41
uh beta Xfinity streaming
nothing comes
21:46
up you click on it and you wait
if you
21:49
wait long enough sometimes up
to ten
21:51
minutes the channel will appear
and then
21:55
if you if you happen to like
try to play
21:58
a channel and it spinning and
spinning
22:01
and you're waiting for it to
appear it
22:03
doesn't have any you say I'm
sick of
22:05
waiting and you try to turn it
off boom
22:08
it blows up the Roku box and
reboots it
22:11
mm-hmm
22:12
it is a piece of unbelievable
22:15
unrelenting crap hey man why
don't they
22:18
buy that's technology from the
Pluto
22:20
Channel hey man that's what net
22:24
neutrality is all about man
it's like
22:26
they're getting throttled
somewhere bro
22:29
so I'm watching the Pluto app
and so you
22:34
know the RT Sky News there's
one or two
22:38
other odd ones but that's
really what I
22:39
was going for
22:40
MSNBC's on there no CBS n CBS
endosomes
22:45
is it right yes see Bisson so
because I
22:48
gave up I gave up on the m5 n
so off we
22:51
go to Pluto that's there's
nothing in
22:52
between
22:53
apparently the Pluto TV but but
Artie
23:00
was doing a really good job of
covering
23:01
what was happening in Paris
23:03
holy moly and you know make no
mistake
23:06
but yes only Artie is covering
it I told
23:11
you there was you know some
rumors about
23:13
the BBC having been issued a D
notice
23:16
and not just BBC of course I'd
be
23:18
everybody but there's not a lot
of
23:19
reporting on it and what I saw
was you
23:23
know exactly what you'd expect
from a
23:25
color revolution we've now you
know you
23:28
have to really watch the screen
and see
23:31
that it's not all people with
yellow
23:34
jackets but there's also people
yellow
23:36
jackets with a you know with a
macabre
23:39
on who are ruining stuff you
know the
23:44
bread there again they're
smashing into
23:46
the Apple store stealing all
the all
23:48
this stuff in the Apple store
which is
23:50
just about the stupidest thing
you can
23:53
do children when you're LARPing
around
23:55
and you want to go steal
something from
23:58
the Apple store because your
other
23:59
LARPing friends broke the
window and we
24:01
were in and you just grab it
all and
24:03
take it home
24:04
you better not be hooking that
crap up
24:06
to the internet because the
Apple police
24:08
will find you very very quickly
I don't
24:10
care what you even give it to
somebody
24:12
else is going to come back to
you these
24:14
things are completely loaded
they know
24:17
exactly where these boxes are
there's a
24:19
million ways for them to find
it don't
24:20
steal that and they saw they
they ran
24:24
into a golfing store a golf
sporting
24:26
goods store got a whole bunch
of golf
24:28
clubs ran outside started
smashing the
24:30
window with the golf clubs I
don't think
24:33
this has a lot to do with the
climate
24:35
change tax any more there is a
genuine
24:40
very unhappy
24:41
I think maybe the Marrakesh
agreement
24:43
which should be signed today or
tomorrow
24:46
that may have something to do
with it a
24:48
lot of people in so that sadly
brings us
24:51
right back to migration but it
looks
24:53
more and more like a color
revolution is
24:56
set up that way with the Yellow
Jackets
24:58
is now in Belgium they were in
Brussels
25:00
they were trying to you know at
the
25:01
European Parliament they're in
Amsterdam
25:04
they're in Rotterdam it's
happening
25:07
everywhere and as long as the
m5m
25:09
doesn't give it too much
attention
25:11
it might not you know catch
fire I think
25:14
is that's what the thinking is
I think
25:17
that's exactly what the
thinking is
25:18
Artie is the only network as
much as
25:23
people like to condemn them at
least
25:25
they're covering this and
they're
25:26
covering it well yes although
it's kind
25:31
of funny in the French
newspapers and
25:35
now saying oh Lila potties yeah
which is
25:38
a Parisian newspaper to be
specific
25:41
looks like possible foreign
interference
25:43
going on with these Yellow
Jacket
25:45
protests and you know who they
who they
25:48
peg right away Russia that's
where our
25:55
T's covering it but this was
the Perry
25:58
jam though yeah yeah there are
must be
26:01
Russia half-truth show the
proof I don't
26:03
think they have any proof at all
26:06
none whatsoever but yeah that
this is
26:09
the major cover-up in the news
and even
26:11
Democracy Now
26:12
is not covering it I mean
especially not
26:17
democracy now especially not
they would
26:20
definitely not want to cover
because of
26:21
the climate think yeah well
this does
26:24
kind of bring nobody's coverage
so this
26:26
is the great news systems that
we have
26:28
yeah
26:28
and they can't cover this and
it's
26:30
exciting riots there's nothing
more
26:32
exciting than riots like this
and what's
26:35
interesting is that you see you
know
26:37
Tina asked me I say what do you
think
26:39
when is this gonna happen here
I said it
26:41
doesn't happen here that's not
how we
26:43
work they don't we only do that
kind of
26:45
stuff when our favorite sports
team wins
26:47
then we do that kind of stuff
we don't
26:49
do it out of anger or anything
we know
26:51
we take to Twitter we don't
actually go
26:54
on mate yeah yeah we don't
actually go
26:58
out and do something about it
my job is
27:06
my work is done here
27:10
okay this brings me to a little
report
27:12
from the future as I was it's a
little
27:14
presentation I put together for
us
27:17
um and this really comes down to
27:22
conversations we've had about
Alexandria
27:25
Ocasio Cortez and I believe
she's a
27:28
force to be reckoned with and
let this
27:30
is not about the merits of what
she says
27:32
although it's always fun to
stop and and
27:34
and chuckle about how
entertaining the
27:36
things are that she says
because they
27:37
clearly are not not entirely
based in
27:41
reality and somewhere just
funny but she
27:43
has a following she has a
movement I'm
27:46
seeing the kids like it these
are we're
27:48
talking she looks if she looks
like an
27:51
actress who should be starring
in
27:53
Hamilton
27:54
well she's gonna star on the
big stage
27:56
this is just the beginning I
unless
27:59
Nancy Pelosi cuts her off
dramatically
28:01
which I don't think she's going
to do
28:03
hmm because the support is
garnering I
28:06
think she already has almost 25
28:08
Democrats who have signed up to
her
28:11
[Music]
28:16
and I figured it I might as
well look
28:20
into this green New Deal and
understand
28:22
what it is they're talking
about she has
28:24
all the Millennials following
her they
28:26
love her and imagine this
you're born in
28:30
would say nineteen nineties
make it an
28:31
easy millennial number you grow
up
28:34
hearing one thing consistently
28:38
you're going to die from
climate change
28:40
now seriously yeah not like you
and I
28:44
who've been around who have
seen the old
28:47
articles we're gonna die cuz it
was too
28:49
cold and in ten years nothing
you know
28:51
we'll all be gone the plan will
be
28:52
obliterated
28:53
so we witnessed all this not
happening
28:55
which is kind of fun we
witnessed it not
28:58
happening we remembered but
when you
29:00
grow up a kid then you just and
your
29:03
parents are also you know kind
of not
29:05
really engaged in climate
science or
29:07
climate truth just like oh yeah
yeah
29:09
climate change big problem then
all you
29:11
hear is the the bit the
grown-ups
29:13
talking about how horrible and
death and
29:16
destruction we've talked about
this it's
29:17
having an impact and these are
the
29:19
children who grew up with this
and have
29:22
been impacted and believe it so
I can't
29:24
fault them at all it seems in
fact I
29:27
would say if I was the evil
genius
29:30
behind climate change global
warming all
29:33
the megabucks associated with
it I would
29:35
probably want this to be the
outcome
29:37
here come the freshmen here
come the new
29:39
kids they're in their 20s and
they're
29:42
all in on this stuff and it's
spilling
29:44
over everywhere here is the
intercept
29:47
podcast just a short little
clip well I
29:49
think you know it remains to be
seen but
29:51
the kind of basic tenets of it
are that
29:53
we could have shorter work
weeks we
29:57
could have a functional mass
transit
30:00
system for folks who live in
New York
30:01
the MTA just so you understand
this is
30:03
what the Millennials believe
fixing
30:06
climate change will do and she
is
30:09
specifically talking about the
green New
30:11
Deal GND and this is what she
believes
30:14
putting this this grand New
Deal in
30:17
place will achieve well I think
you know
30:19
what remains to be seen but the
kind of
30:22
basic tenants of it are that we
could
30:24
have shorter work weeks we
could have a
30:28
functional mass transit system
for folks
30:31
who live in New York the MTA
could
30:32
actually work maybe beautiful
affordable
30:36
rent control public housing you
know a
30:40
job where our bosses aren't
screwing us
30:43
over sort of any number of
things you
30:45
can imagine but a careful
30:48
consider fit under the screen
umbrella
30:49
and most importantly the planet
wouldn't
30:51
be burning around us and sort
of baking
30:54
us all into it's baking us all
so the
31:00
way I'd like to do this is
indeed let's
31:01
mock and laugh at everything
they say
31:04
because yeah well and there may
be some
31:07
validity to the to their
thinking that
31:09
the green new deal will solve
all these
31:11
problems but it sounded like
this was
31:14
solving everything the
Democratic
31:15
socialists of America want oh
yeah it's
31:18
always won they always want
mass transit
31:20
to get people out of their cars
could to
31:22
ruin their independence so you
can you
31:24
know get off your horse we you
have to
31:25
get on a bus get on a bus and
in San
31:28
Francisco of course or in most
31:29
metropolitan areas you have
situations
31:31
probably not as bad as San
Francisco
31:33
where there's beatings on the
bus people
31:35
are pooping on the bus you know
everyone
31:38
thinks you're a loser if as
long as we
31:40
can all poop on the bus then
it's okay
31:44
intersectional pooping as long
as we can
31:46
all poop on the bus it's okay
so I'm
31:48
just showing this to give you a
little
31:50
example I started watching TYT
I think
31:54
it's also the Young Turks is a
force to
31:57
be reckoned with in this arena
and and
31:59
the people are getting on there
and
32:01
they're talking about it and
it's
32:03
starting to move we have this
movement
32:06
called the sunrise movement oh
yeah yes
32:10
the sunrise movement is it
doesn't
32:15
really belong to anyone
according to
32:17
their website there's no on the
upper
32:19
ball yes I mean about us
there's nothing
32:21
now if you it says donate and
that'll
32:25
take you to the act blue
website which
32:28
is really that's not an outfit
that does
32:30
anything per se but they're
kind of a
32:32
clearinghouse for yes for these
sorts
32:35
towards it that you have to pay
yeah
32:37
patreon huh another thing we
got to talk
32:38
about so here is one of the
what is her
32:43
name
32:45
moschini Prakash and she's on
with chunk
32:48
on The Young Turks just to talk
about
32:50
the green New Deal and the
sunrise
32:52
movement just to give you a
little
32:53
background and and these are
not stupid
32:56
people they've just been
incredibly
32:58
misinformed from there the men
33:00
they they took their first
breath yes
33:03
they've been propagandizing
this is how
33:04
it works so movement is working
to build
33:09
an army of young people to stop
climate
33:12
change and create millions of
good jobs
33:14
for our generation we see
ourselves as
33:16
working to actually transform
the
33:19
outrage and frustration that
young
33:21
people have felt at witnessing
so much
33:24
political stagnation and an
inaction on
33:27
the issue of climate change for
our
33:29
entire lives we've known about
the issue
33:32
of climate change twice as long
as I've
33:34
even been alive on this planet
you see
33:36
you see you understand what's
happening
33:38
with these kids now and have
yet to do
33:40
something meaningful about it
so we are
33:42
really working at the Nexus of
protest
33:45
organizing and protest
demonstrations
33:48
things that really help us get
our story
33:51
out into the public and and
getting
33:52
people and politicians paying
attention
33:54
to the crisis at hand and
combining that
33:57
with some hard-nosed political
and
34:00
electoral organizing but we have
34:01
completely altered young people
across
34:04
this country have altered what
is
34:06
politically possible and
feasible in
34:08
this country on the issue of
climate
34:10
three weeks ago I was seeing
headlines
34:12
that said dense damp down hopes
on
34:15
climate for next Congress cycle
and now
34:19
I'm seeing headlines like
climate change
34:21
tops Democratic agenda for 2024
2019
34:26
2020 and beyond that is
unbelievable to
34:29
me and it happened because
thousands of
34:31
young people started organizing
to the
34:35
crisis like a green new deal
we've done
34:38
hundreds of office visits to
34:40
congressional politicians
asking them to
34:42
support Alexandria Ocasio
Cortez's
34:44
Select Committee for a green
new deal
34:47
and that would create a plan
that at the
34:50
true scale and scope of the
climate
34:51
crisis so young people are
energized we
34:54
are motivated we understand
what is at
34:56
stake with the wildfires that
the
34:59
drought-induced wildfires that
have been
35:00
destroying California and the
west coast
35:03
the IPCC report that came out
saying
35:05
that we have 12 years to
radically
35:07
transform our economy and
society to
35:09
protect human civilization as
you
35:11
it's young people are wicked
and we are
35:14
also ready to take action so
and I
35:17
believe that I believe that
they are
35:18
ready to take action do you
want to say
35:21
some thing is there's all these
little
35:25
zingers that they keep throwing
in there
35:27
like the little phrase you use
create
35:29
millions of good job
35:32
oh yeah well so this comes from
the
35:37
actual document which I took
the trouble
35:39
to go get and markup a little
bit from
35:42
the Congressional website for
Alexandria
35:46
Ocasio Cortez it isn't G indeed
is
35:48
calling for a select committee
for a
35:50
green new deal and this was
interesting
35:52
it's not just a couple pages
are marked
35:54
up a few things I've never
really looked
35:56
into how committees work and
how they're
35:58
put together what a select
committee
35:59
even means what we do know is
that to be
36:03
on a committee you have to pay
millions
36:05
of dollars into the party into
the party
36:08
coffers and that's how you get
on we
36:10
this has been we've discussed
this in
36:12
great lengths and sometimes you
know a
36:14
chairmanship can be what 5
million bucks
36:16
or something you've got to
bring into
36:18
the party coffee to get that
goes to the
36:20
party so the Select Committee I
didn't I
36:22
didn't realize it but a select
committee
36:23
for a green new deal the means
that the
36:26
Speaker of the House actually
selects
36:28
the 15 members that are being
proposed
36:30
here so that would be Nancy
Pelosi and
36:31
will be nine of the majority
and it'll
36:34
be six of the opposition it
will have
36:38
juror it will have legislative
36:40
jurisdiction this select
committee which
36:42
Acacio AOC is promoting and
these select
36:48
committee shall have the
authority to
36:49
develop a detailed national
industrial
36:51
economic mobilization plan to
be known
36:54
as the green new deal for the
transition
36:56
of the United States economy to
become
36:58
carbon neutral and to
significantly
37:01
drawdown and capture greenhouse
gases
37:04
from the environment it will be
prepared
37:07
in Council so we're gonna have
leaders
37:09
from business labor state local
37:10
governments and academia will be
37:12
involved in this in this green
new deal
37:14
they can bring in research
institutions
37:17
and everything they do will
have been
37:19
planned and executed he no
longer than
37:22
10 years from the start of this
plan
37:24
which would be in
37:25
2020 and then that kind of
comes down to
37:28
the 12 years you just heard
about the
37:29
ten years by 2030 we have to
have
37:32
everything fixed we have to be
37:33
completely off fossil fuels
otherwise we
37:35
all die then they're going to
create the
37:39
soda by it by 22 January 1st
2020
37:41
they'll have their complete
plan then
37:43
they'll have legislation
they're going
37:45
to draw up by March and they
will also
37:49
have investigative jurisdiction
which is
37:51
a big groan for me because that
just
37:53
means they're gonna do more
studies
37:56
funding I'll get to that in a
second let
37:59
me go to thee there we go scope
here we
38:02
go the scope of the plan for a
green new
38:04
deal and the draft legislation
and there
38:06
has a number of points here in
each case
38:11
no longer than 10 years from
the start
38:13
of the execution of the plan
100% of
38:16
national power generation will
be from
38:18
renewable sources 100 percent
within ten
38:22
years there will be built a
mess there
38:26
will be built a national energy
38:27
efficient smart grid whatever
that means
38:31
that means you can shut it down
remotely
38:33
from China bingo we will
upgrade every
38:37
residential and industrial
building for
38:39
state-of-the-art energy
efficiency
38:41
comfort and safety
decarbonizing the
38:44
manufacturing agricultural and
other
38:46
industries I know how you can
38:48
decarbonize agricultural
industry but ok
38:51
the funding massive investment
in the
38:55
drawdown and capture of
greenhouse gases
38:58
- I find to be an interesting
choice of
39:00
words they have some frequently
asked
39:04
questions and this was my
favorite
39:08
so here's one of their facts
why do we
39:10
need a sweeping green New Deal
39:11
investment program why can't we
just
39:13
rely on regulations and taxes
alone such
39:15
as a carbon tax or an eventual
ban on
39:18
fossil fuels and the answer is
39:20
regulations taxes can indeed
change some
39:23
behavior it's a certain
possibility to
39:25
argue that if we had put in
place target
39:27
regulations oh how about my
printer cut
39:30
this off damn it sorry my
printer cut
39:34
off the right side of the page
climate
39:36
change there you go
39:42
well then I'll just go straight
to the B
39:45
here since I can't read it here
why
39:47
should the government have a
big role in
39:49
driving and making any required
39:50
investments why not just
incentivize the
39:52
private sector and they say two
things
39:55
here two main reasons scale and
time
39:57
first scale the level of
investment
40:00
required will be massive and
even if all
40:04
the billionaires and companies
came
40:06
together and were willing to
pour their
40:08
resources put the resource at
their
40:09
disposal into this investment
the
40:11
aggregate value of the
investments they
40:13
could make would not be
sufficient for
40:15
example the one trillion
dollars over 10
40:18
years plan for investment in
the green
40:20
economy that has been floated
by some
40:21
policy makers has been
criticized by
40:24
climate experts as only as
wholly
40:26
inadequate one trillion is the
entire
40:28
market cap of Amazon think
about that
40:32
so think I need a lot more they
think
40:34
and second time and this is
another so
40:37
you just heard scale the level
of
40:39
investment required will be
massive time
40:41
the speed of investment
required will be
40:44
massive
40:47
I think they just copy-pasted
even all
40:50
the billionaires and the
companies could
40:52
make the investments required
they would
40:53
not be able to pull together
they
40:54
coordinated response in the
narrow
40:55
window of time required to
jumpstart
40:57
major new products projects in
major new
40:59
sectors so it's massive
investment
41:02
massive time it's all just
massive and
41:05
how will the government pay for
these
41:07
investments well many will say
massive
41:10
government investment how in
the world
41:12
will we pay for this the answer
is in
41:15
the same way we paid for the
2008 bank
41:18
bailout and extended
quantitative easing
41:20
programs the same ways we paid
for World
41:23
War two and many other Wars the
Federal
41:25
Reserve can extend credit to
power these
41:28
projects and investments new
public
41:30
banks can be created as in
World War two
41:32
to extend credit and a
combination of
41:35
various taxation tools
including taxes
41:37
on carbon and other emissions
and
41:39
progressive wealth taxes can be
employed
41:41
so they just say in fine
American
41:45
tradition print up the money
and they
41:49
end at what I give them credit
is
41:51
unbelievable I give them credit
for
41:53
knowing how the system works
41:55
nobody not knowing how it works
now this
41:58
green New Deal is not new this
is the
42:01
exact same deal popped up Oh
42:04
seven years ago with Obama and
today
42:07
we're going to look at the
green New
42:09
Deal
42:09
well President Obama has
embraced the
42:12
idea of a green stimulus package
42:13
pledging some 150 billion
dollars of
42:16
investments in low-carbon
infrastructure
42:19
in order to create jobs Gordon
Brown has
42:22
also espoused a green new deal
in his
42:25
case it's to also boost
employment with
42:27
eco-friendly transport and
renewables at
42:29
the heart of his strategy so
are we
42:31
going to see a rush to green
investing
42:33
after all the returns last year
we're
42:35
relatively poor and if business
takes
42:37
the money will it be able to
actually
42:38
deliver the reduction in co2
emissions
42:41
that the world is now demanding
so it
42:42
was about a 150 billion dollar
try that
42:45
we did that didn't seem to go
anywhere I
42:47
didn't hear of any great
successes did
42:49
you know I all I heard is they
got worse
42:52
marginalized kleiner perkins as
an
42:54
investment vehicle that's right
because
42:58
you know they brought in Al
Gore and the
42:59
next thing you know they're
throwing
43:00
money it's stupid green project
sure
43:03
they lost their shirts on that
yeah and
43:06
and this was the same era that
this is
43:10
when Nancy Pelosi was the
Speaker of the
43:12
House the last time and she's
this with
43:15
that jobs jobs jobs jobs things
comes
43:17
from that we used they'd been
using on
43:19
the show for the last eight
years yeah
43:21
and she's and they presented
this kind
43:24
of this proposal that was gonna
pass and
43:26
and Gohmert called it you know
the piece
43:29
of turd or something like that
in front
43:31
of really Gohmert did that
Gohmert has
43:33
some comment and and the thing
never
43:35
inure was always passed and it
had all
43:38
this legislation about how you
have to
43:40
build your home in a certain
way and yet
43:42
that's insulation or you you
get fined
43:45
and no there's all these things
and it
43:47
was it was this huge package
that the
43:49
Senate just said no and that
was the end
43:52
of that what's gonna happen but
these
43:53
guys and just like the Senators
you know
43:55
we're not gonna do this
43:56
well this there's okay and by
the way
43:58
the Senate was dominated by
Democrats at
44:00
the time go yeah well so
they're just
44:04
before the weekend there was a
town hall
44:06
and the town hall was hosted
mainly by
44:09
Bernie Sanders who is very much
with the
44:13
young kids still the
Millennials they
44:14
all love him Bernie's all on
the on that
44:16
popular tip and they brought on
guests
44:19
many guests including our girl
44:21
AOC from the DSA hey but they
started
44:25
off with a little video again
just
44:28
setting the stage so you
understand how
44:30
kids today feel about it but
listen to
44:32
what she's saying and this this
really
44:34
confirms my point not only as
to what
44:36
these kids grew up with why
they're
44:38
thinking that way but there's a
little
44:39
nice little gimme in here I'm
21 years
44:42
old
44:45
growing up dealing with
hurricanes was a
44:48
regular occurrence for me and
my family
44:50
I remember being really little
and
44:52
feeling afraid because
sometimes my dad
44:54
would have to work during the
storm but
44:55
it wasn't until my family moved
to Fort
44:57
Lauderdale Florida that I
really became
44:59
closely acquainted with the
devastating
45:01
impacts of sea level rise we
moved
45:03
somewhere that sometimes called
the
45:05
Venice of America and it's well
known
45:07
for its beautiful waterways and
coasts
45:10
my family was lucky enough to
live just
45:12
one block away from the beach
when we
45:14
moved I started to notice that
every
45:16
time a storm would hit the
street in
45:18
front of my apartment would
flood and
45:20
sometimes it would flood even
when it
45:22
wasn't raining local businesses
would
45:24
have to put out sandbags to
stop the
45:25
water from coming into the
shores my
45:27
parents would have to move the
cars up
45:29
to higher ground for parking
there was
45:31
this weird dystopia where
regular people
45:33
were being forced to move up
experts and
45:35
the oceans tidal patterns and
sea level
45:38
rise on really bad days
45:40
to my apartment building would
be
45:41
blocked off from flooding at
the time I
45:43
didn't know that any of this
had to do
45:45
with something called global
climate
45:47
change or sea-level rise
45:49
I just knew that this was an
everyday
45:50
part of my family's life then I
went to
45:53
college and I learned that
flooding it
45:56
with hurricanes were just
warning signs
45:59
and more drastic changes to
come for
46:01
Florida and for the rest of the
world so
46:04
when she went to college that's
when she
46:08
learned that she was going to
die from
46:10
this ugly climate change that's
where
46:12
they taught her because you're
living on
46:14
the front and beachfront
property and in
46:17
it during a storm you get a
little
46:18
little flooding which has
probably been
46:20
going on since the 1800s well
they call
46:23
it advance the Venice of
Florida so yeah
46:25
it's been this has been a
problem for
46:27
since before she was born once
she got
46:30
to college that's when that's
when she
46:32
was told what this all was
about and
46:34
that's what these kids are
growing up
46:36
with if you're right I think
this is a
46:39
very good point you're making
now we get
46:41
into pressing this is the jump
normally
46:44
we put depressing stuff like
this at the
46:45
end of the show they donate oh
yeah we
46:52
do the depressing stuff up
front we do a
46:54
happy-go-lucky at the end so
people
46:56
donate if we're switching it up
John
46:58
just going crazy with the
format today
46:59
any anything to help here we go
to the
47:03
roundtable Bernie is of course
he's the
47:07
conversate combo Tricia is
about the
47:10
report that was released that
was Neal
47:12
covered up and you know does the
47:15
question here really is does
Alexandria
47:18
Acacio Cortez have you know it
does she
47:21
does she have the solutions
here is she
47:23
right oh and I might want to
point out
47:25
that on this panel is also Van
Jones Van
47:29
Jones the heck well you'll
recall he was
47:32
the greens are of the Obama
47:34
administration yeah he was the
guy who
47:37
brought in the Green Deal
initially and
47:40
got out stood because it was
actually
47:42
weird I think he was associated
with
47:45
some odd people and there was
it he
47:49
actually was all in on 9/11
like 9/11
47:52
inside job
47:53
out of the Obama administration
yeah get
47:56
that
47:56
let me see but I got a link
here what
47:59
exactly did they accuse him was
it was
48:01
Jones was under fire for his
past
48:03
affiliation with 9/11 conspiracy
48:05
truthers I'm reading this from
a 2009
48:09
article and for calling
Republicans
48:12
assholes in a video before he
was
48:14
appointed to the Obama
administration
48:16
Republicans Republicans then
also began
48:19
using him to escalate criticism
of the
48:21
administration's deployment of
czars you
48:24
recall those days across the
policy
48:26
landscape saying they were
being used to
48:27
avoid Senate scrutiny of
appointees but
48:30
more problematic was the fact
that
48:32
Jones's controversial
statements fit
48:34
snugly into the narrative wove
woven by
48:37
some conservative critics of
Obama as a
48:39
dangerous leftist a critique
that goes
48:41
back to the campaign and was
based on
48:43
much of his past work as a
community
48:46
organizer with associations of
the likes
48:48
of Jeremiah Wright and William
Ayers so
48:50
there was a lot going on when
Van Jones
48:52
got kicked out and he had to
fall on his
48:54
sword I remember it well we
were doing
48:56
the show so he's on this and he
of
48:58
course is weaseling in on the
action
49:00
that's why he's got a show on
CNN again
49:02
it's all coming around the
grand new
49:04
deal is President Trump right
now it's a
49:09
hard one I want you to think
about it
49:11
before you respond ideas out
there that
49:16
would enable us to create
millions of
49:19
good-paying jobs now this was
your
49:21
question John good millions of
49:23
good-paying jobs let's get to
the bottom
49:26
of it it's it's unsurprising
that the
49:35
response to any bold proposal
that let's
49:40
not mock her for her voice
let's just
49:42
what just bathe in it it's like
it's
49:46
like a potato army like a bath
of razor
49:48
blades but I have to say and
again I'm
49:52
just looking at the media
personality
49:53
here girls got it she's got
this she's
49:56
got everything you want you can
hate her
49:58
you can love her it's all in
there and
49:59
the voice cuts through some may
call it
50:02
piercing it cuts through so
fuels
50:05
it's it's unsurprising that the
response
50:08
to any bold proposal that we
have is to
50:12
incite fear to incite fear of
life by
50:15
the way I just have to say that
it's
50:18
crazy about how everyone
especially the
50:20
Republicans and the president
they
50:22
incite fear but that's exactly
what
50:24
she's doing
50:25
even in these words to any bold
proposal
50:29
that we have is to incite fear
to incite
50:33
fear of loss to incite fear of
others to
50:35
incite fear of our future but
the only
50:39
way we are going to get out of
this
50:41
situation is by choosing to be
50:43
courageous yeah that's the only
way
50:46
we're going to get out of this
and when
50:48
first of all it's just plain
wrong the
50:50
idea that we're going to
somehow lose
50:53
economic activity as a matter
of fact
50:55
it's not just possible that we
will
50:58
create jobs and economic
activity by
51:02
transitioning to renewable
energy but
51:04
it's inevitable that we are
gonna create
51:06
jobs it's inevitable that we're
gonna
51:08
create industry and it's
inevitable that
51:11
we can use the transition to a
hundred
51:13
percent renewable energy as the
vehicle
51:16
to truly deliver and establish
economic
51:18
social and racial justice and
that is
51:23
our proposal and that is what
we are
51:25
here to do because in the
depths of
51:27
darkness in the depths of
despair which
51:30
what we last saw listen this is
really
51:32
important what are you doing
you're
51:35
rummaging around you're
dropping stuff
51:36
are you she's now gonna give us
a little
51:41
history lesson for a second I
couldn't
51:43
figure out what she's talking
about
51:44
this is where she connects the
green new
51:46
deal to FDR's New Deal of
America that
51:51
is our proposal and that is
what we are
51:54
here to do because in the
depths of
51:56
darkness in the depths of
despair which
51:58
what we last saw you know when
we think
52:01
about where we were when the
New Deal
52:03
was established we were a
nation in
52:06
depression in Great Depression
we were a
52:08
nation on the brink of war we
saw the
52:11
rise of fascism creeping across
in in in
52:15
Europe and no one would
52:18
that a nation so poor so scarce
and so
52:21
in such dire straits as we were
in that
52:23
time could pursue such a bold
economic
52:25
agenda but we chose to do it
anyway we
52:29
had the courage and that is
what this
52:31
moment demands of us right now
that's
52:34
what we have to do we have to
this is
52:36
going to be the Great Society
we shot
52:39
the civil rights movement of our
52:40
generation that is the scale
that is the
52:43
scale of the ambition that this
movement
52:45
is going to rock so what she's
saying
52:51
here this is the moonshot which
by the
52:54
way it would just be easier to
make a
52:56
video about how great you are
with the
52:58
green new deal and just put it
out there
52:59
pretend we did it just like the
moonshot
53:01
it'll be like FDR's New Deal is
this
53:04
indeed like FDR's New Deal what
was
53:06
FDR's New Deal
53:08
Jhansi Dvorak no if I could put
it in
53:12
the nutshell it was a
reorganization of
53:15
the country somewhat and also
putting
53:18
people to work in make-work
jobs like
53:21
the WPA what's projects
administration
53:25
just get the Civilian
Conservation Corps
53:28
if you look at it objectively
the New
53:30
Deal didn't even work it kept
us in a
53:33
depression longer than we
should have
53:35
been in one oh really
53:37
I'd not heard that one yet but
all of
53:39
you you'll hear it if you just
look
53:40
around enough hmm I don't know
this
53:45
woman is crazy we weren't a poor
53:47
starving skinny little country
that's
53:51
what she's got in office we
were in a
53:53
depression yeah that's what
she's saying
53:55
she says we were a third-world
country
53:57
we think that the New Deal we
got out of
53:59
that well just remember this is
a
54:02
millennial when she thinks
depression
54:06
all she knows about the
depression
54:08
because of course she hasn't
read up on
54:09
it is the black-and-white photo
of the
54:12
men standing in line for jobs
where
54:15
their hats are standing in line
for soup
54:17
kitchens that is the entire
history of
54:19
the depression in the American
54:20
experience these days you think
they
54:21
went into anything deeper than
that
54:23
clearly not otherwise she
wouldn't be
54:25
suggesting these things so this
is the
54:27
idea and it's not new is to
create new
54:31
industry force industry away
from oil
54:35
economy which the United States
has
54:37
force it into things that do
that have
54:41
not been proven to actually work
54:43
financially which is wind and
solar now
54:45
if she said let's do nuclear
I'd be
54:49
all-in I'm like yeah I think
you can do
54:50
something with that I don't
know if you
54:51
can change the law economy
Chile that
54:53
nuke is kept out of the circle
and they
54:57
wanted to abolish all the use
of all
54:59
fossil fuels which is
interesting to me
55:02
because then she won't be able
to fly
55:04
from state to state to do this
55:07
propaganda how do you get
around with
55:09
how do you fly a plane or do
outer II
55:11
planes planes yes that one guy
you have
55:16
one guy in a super lightweight
plane
55:18
with a couple batteries has
been able to
55:19
get off the ground that's for
20 minutes
55:22
all right we move on so this
and what I
55:27
like about her idea and what the
55:29
thinking and I'm sure it's not
her alone
55:30
there's other people behind her
there
55:32
must be is all the problems you
see
55:39
everything and the problems the
kids
55:40
deal with is racism other ism
sexism
55:46
Nazism hate ISM whatever ISM
you want to
55:49
put in there all of that will
be solved
55:51
by solving this problem because
she and
55:54
the Democratic socialists of
America
55:56
want to redistribute everything
just
55:59
every job that has anything to
do with
56:01
energy wiped off the map map
bring it
56:04
back give everybody the same
salary the
56:06
same living wage the same
uniform
56:08
probably and march along to
work and do
56:11
the good work to solve our
climate
56:13
crisis how do we you know I
think what
56:19
we all understand is that we're
fighting
56:20
for the future of the planet
Alexandria
56:23
is talking about is that not
only can we
56:27
effectively combat climate
change but in
56:29
the process we can do good
economics and
56:32
create millions of good-paying
jobs here
56:35
and throughout the world
56:37
yeah absolutely and it's
important to
56:41
also talk about the fact that
this is
56:44
not just an economic solution
is that
56:46
this is how we this is the the
mechanism
56:48
through which we can really
deliver
56:50
justice to communities that
have been
56:53
underserved the water in Flint
is still
56:56
dirty the water in Flint is
still dirty
56:59
we've got children van and I
were
57:02
talking earlier we've got
children that
57:03
are that are choking on the
smoke in
57:05
California those same there's
same
57:08
children and rather children
newer I got
57:11
that was a good one by the way
that that
57:13
that got to me cause you see
these kids
57:18
will have those children in
Puerto Rico
57:21
Archer are choking on the
fungal spores
57:23
because we have not recuperated
from the
57:25
crisis girl I'm choking on
fungal spores
57:27
in Austin stop with that and
the mold
57:30
from the floods is taking up
all of
57:32
these people's homes we have in
Justices
57:36
in this country those in
Justices are
57:38
concentrated in front-line
communities
57:40
and indigenous black and brown
57:41
communities they are the ones
that
57:43
experienced the greatest depths
of this
57:45
injustice but if we chose and
if we have
57:49
the moral political and
economic courage
57:51
to say
57:52
gonna fix all the pipes in
Flint we
57:55
would put a lot of people to
work there
58:02
you go so it's putting people
to work to
58:05
clean your pipes that's okay so
you
58:08
create I don't know what do you
think
58:12
10,000 plumbers in Flint to fix
all the
58:16
pipes because you want to get
it done
58:17
quick quickly at that I think
that
58:19
number might work yeah and you
also have
58:22
some construction guys that
back hose
58:24
and things digging up you know
58:25
everything they can to get rid
of these
58:27
old pipes so you just put a
whole effort
58:29
on that and then you get that
job done
58:30
then what do you do with these
10,000
58:32
plumbers and that are in Flint
use them
58:35
for fuel obviously the plan has
a lot of
58:40
holes in it but that doesn't
mean Inc
58:42
that doesn't mean that the
people will
58:44
not be convinced by this
there's a lot
58:45
of abstractions extraction
extraction
58:48
Airy thinking going on it's
like all
58:50
that'll get solved in this done
is all
58:52
fine but yes I want to mention
something
58:56
cuz everybody's been all these
things
58:57
there's a big article I know
58:59
don't underestimate AOC don't
59:01
underestimate this woman don't
mock her
59:03
because you know that and
you're kind of
59:05
on the same boat no I said from
day one
59:08
I said people laughing about
her it
59:11
sounds exactly the way people
laughed at
59:13
Trump that's what I say I
understand
59:15
what you're saying and I but
you would
59:17
be on it I would say if there's
an
59:19
argument to be made you're
gonna be
59:20
making the arguments in support
of her
59:23
yes of course yes of course now
I think
59:28
she's just too stupid
personally to get
59:32
very far and I think you now
you just
59:34
heard the Trump thing at me
because all
59:35
I guess what they said about
Trump is
59:37
too stupid no and he sounds
stupid he
59:42
does he sound stupid he does
just like
59:44
aoc sounds stupid but I think
she's
59:47
genuinely stupid
59:50
I don't know if he's stupid or
just you
59:52
know street smarts no no no no
no I'm
59:55
just gonna say billionaire that
gives
59:57
him some credit for being at
least not a
59:58
complete idiot thing I didn't
clip it
1:00:01
but during this conversation
they
1:00:03
actually said in America it
seems like
1:00:05
you're only deemed intelligent
if you
1:00:09
make a lot of money and you
just prove
1:00:11
that and I not know I didn't he
said you
1:00:15
just said a guy who makes a lot
of money
1:00:17
he can't be stupid but no I
said I
1:00:19
didn't say it was intelligent
though
1:00:21
they they said that you you're
1:00:22
intelligent if you make a lot
of money
1:00:23
I'm saying you can't be really
stupid
1:00:26
and make a lot of money
1:00:29
there's a little different
1:00:33
I'm not gonna belabor the point
she is
1:00:35
not stupid she's highly
intelligent but
1:00:38
this is mind control and she's
all in
1:00:40
she has no economics degree
that as far
1:00:44
as I know but it also doesn't
matter
1:00:47
because she has an entire
Legion of
1:00:50
politicians lining up behind
her they
1:00:52
know they know it's not gonna
happen
1:00:54
they don't give a crap follow
her follow
1:00:56
the power they're following the
power
1:00:59
and you would argue they're
wisely
1:01:01
wisely following the power but
stop we
1:01:04
have breaking news we got it we
got to
1:01:06
say something about trauma can
we
1:01:07
interrupt this for you make an
1:01:09
announcement about your shoes
we need at
1:01:14
least a half-hour discussion
right about
1:01:16
your shoes the very kidding
it's a funny
1:01:23
no but but the exact same day
as the
1:01:26
Trump administration's climate
report
1:01:29
which they tried to burry Barry
which
1:01:32
they tried to air a month early
the day
1:01:35
after Thanksgiving
1:01:36
that same day they spent in
prime time
1:01:39
talking about my shoes and it
by the way
1:01:42
that was that the Trump
administration
1:01:45
talking about your shoes with
the news
1:01:47
media I'm not sure you may you
may have
1:01:48
to look for your enemies
elsewhere but
1:01:50
yes that is what I talk about
when I say
1:01:52
being unseen is that they won't
even
1:01:54
bring it up they don't bring up
1:01:58
Americans that make less than
40,000 or
1:02:01
50,000 dollars a year they
don't bring
1:02:03
up the fact that we have some
of the
1:02:06
large we have amassed some of
the
1:02:07
largest amounts of wealth in
American
1:02:09
history but we have never seen
so many
1:02:12
people struggling and living
paycheck to
1:02:15
paycheck in the way that we are
today oh
1:02:17
I think we have two more clips
and I'm
1:02:20
done now we bring in Van Jones
he will
1:02:23
promote himself well um first
of all I
1:02:26
just it just brings tears to
your eyes
1:02:31
it's just unbelievable and
Bernie myself
1:02:37
and a bunch of other people
here we
1:02:39
tried to take this hill yeah it
was if
1:02:41
we tried to take the gym
1:02:42
in 2008 yeah but you know I was
a nut
1:02:45
job a big part of Obama's
agenda was
1:02:48
essentially the green new deal
but you
1:02:50
know I talked about 9/11
truthers I had
1:02:52
a job in the White House to try
to
1:02:54
implement it right wing came
after me I
1:02:57
had to resign under fire
rewriting
1:03:03
history van
1:03:04
Wow that's why I read that's
why I read
1:03:09
to you what actually it
happened I knew
1:03:11
this was coming the guy just
thought but
1:03:12
of course we all gloss over the
errors
1:03:15
in our history White House to
try to
1:03:16
implement it right wing
remember had to
1:03:20
resign under fire then they
came after
1:03:24
bill and we couldn't get it
done but I
1:03:29
think you're going to get it
done and
1:03:38
[Music]
1:03:40
we're just we're getting well
yes
1:03:46
remember millennial rather than
talk
1:03:49
about my book the green collar
economy
1:03:55
the other thing I think about
your
1:03:57
politics that's interesting is
you your
1:04:00
generation uses term
intersectionality
1:04:01
which I've had to look up but
it's
1:04:06
I think we should call the
rainbow
1:04:09
coalition back in the 80s and
90s but
1:04:11
you guys have taken it to a
different
1:04:12
level can you just talk about
1:04:15
we had a slogan ten years ago
green jobs
1:04:18
not jails that we saw a
criminal justice
1:04:22
in economic justice and
environmental
1:04:23
justice is one fight that those
kids
1:04:26
standing on street corners we
don't have
1:04:28
you know disposable resources
we don't
1:04:30
have disposable species we're
never
1:04:32
disposable children are
neighborhoods
1:04:33
either it's all precious and
those kids
1:04:36
could be putting up those solar
panels
1:04:37
like like Bernie was saying and
there's
1:04:39
your good weekend job right
there John
1:04:41
those kids running around and
gangs what
1:04:43
could they be doing on the
weekend they
1:04:45
could be putting up solar panels
1:04:47
Solutions is what we're about
yeah
1:04:49
that's what they want to do
they want
1:04:51
kids to put solar panels on
their roofs
1:04:54
disposable resources we don't
have
1:04:56
disposable species we're never
1:04:57
disposable children are
neighborhoods
1:04:59
either it's all precious and
those kids
1:05:01
could be putting up those solar
panels
1:05:02
like like Bernie was saying and
making a
1:05:05
positive difference can you
just speak
1:05:06
to the intersectional power of
your
1:05:09
green New Deal
1:05:10
okay now this is that so this
is the
1:05:12
meat of it she's going to speak
to the
1:05:14
intersectional power of her
green New
1:05:17
Deal
1:05:17
I know a second a hint of
mockery in
1:05:23
your voice and you condemn me
for saying
1:05:27
she's stupid I'm not saying
she's stupid
1:05:31
well maybe you need to define
stupid
1:05:33
because you can't fix stupid
that's the
1:05:36
point I'm making can't fix
stupid
1:05:39
all right go on I'll accept the
mockery
1:05:42
in your voice you can now play
it which
1:05:45
I believe is probably going to
be the
1:05:46
punchline clip you made this
punch line
1:05:51
up on punchline yeah it's
really the the
1:05:54
core of that is leave no person
behind
1:05:57
we cannot solution we can it's
not a
1:06:00
military term Maurice leave no
blue
1:06:05
soldier behind leave no student
behind
1:06:07
leave no somebody behind no
child yeah
1:06:10
that she's derivative does she
I give
1:06:12
her credit for this by the way
she's
1:06:13
they've been doing a very good
job of
1:06:16
stealing other people's ideas
including
1:06:18
green new deal as you
1:06:20
not earlier in this indecision
but it's
1:06:22
not just stealing I mean she
took it oh
1:06:24
yeah and ran with it and
everyone who
1:06:26
was a part of it seven years
ago I was
1:06:27
like whoa I'm Dan Jones let me
power of
1:06:31
your green New Deal yeah it's
really the
1:06:35
the core of that is leave no
person
1:06:38
behind we cannot have a
solution we
1:06:40
cannot move forward into our
future
1:06:42
unless every single American is
1:06:46
considered part of that and
whenever we
1:06:49
see oversights you know
oftentimes when
1:06:51
we get to the negotiating table
in laws
1:06:53
and in policymaking there's
this idea
1:06:56
that oh we can leave the
poorest of the
1:06:59
poor behind or we don't have to
worry
1:07:01
about this tiny sliver of the
population
1:07:03
because they're just a tiny
sliver of
1:07:05
the population and what that
eventually
1:07:08
does is that it creates a crack
and that
1:07:12
crack really if you think of
there being
1:07:15
like a crack in the dam it's
usually
1:07:17
where things always break down
and when
1:07:21
we close you see the right way
with
1:07:24
integrity that honors everybody
from the
1:07:27
most vulnerable to the most
powerful
1:07:30
when we we acknowledge and see
every
1:07:33
person in this country which is
really
1:07:35
what it's about is that we have
chosen
1:07:36
not to see people in this
country we
1:07:40
have chosen not to see people
in this
1:07:41
country until the majority of
us have
1:07:43
become unseen economically
working
1:07:47
people are not seen in the
halls of
1:07:49
Congress working people are not
seen in
1:07:51
policymaking until we realize
that the
1:07:54
majority of Americans are
working or
1:07:56
working poor this is persuasion
and I
1:07:59
think it's good persuasion I
think she's
1:08:01
really said she said nothing
about what
1:08:03
she's doing nothing at all she
just
1:08:06
spoke in identity politics to
the entire
1:08:08
world of identity politics
groups and I
1:08:11
think it's going to be very
effective
1:08:12
here's your punch line clip the
good
1:08:15
news is that we're not starting
from
1:08:16
scratch there are so many
people like
1:08:18
van like senator senator
Merkley who who
1:08:23
had established the Select
Committee
1:08:24
when he was in the House a
previous
1:08:26
select committee there's a lot
of
1:08:29
legislation that has been
drafted to
1:08:31
already start addressing some
of these
1:08:32
smaller issues
1:08:34
just transitions in coal
whether it's
1:08:37
you know whether it's it's our
energy
1:08:40
infrastructure whether it's
battery when
1:08:42
we're looking at battery grids
and so on
1:08:44
there's a lot of work that has
already
1:08:46
been done but it needs to be
1:08:48
consolidated and brought under
the tent
1:08:51
of a green new deal and when we
try to
1:08:54
solve this issue piecemeal we
are not
1:08:56
going to get it solved in time
so what
1:08:59
you saying is everything that
deals with
1:09:02
the economy has to be in my
select
1:09:04
committee you can't deal with
it outside
1:09:06
of it
1:09:06
you got you got battery grids
whatever
1:09:08
that is that's in my gris-gris
grids
1:09:11
that's why we are asking for
this really
1:09:14
great ambitious singular plan
and that
1:09:18
is why you know I believe that
the
1:09:20
progressive movement is the only
1:09:21
movement that has answers right
now
1:09:23
we're the only ones that are
drawing
1:09:25
from the lessons of history from
1:09:27
Franklin Delano Roosevelt from
some of
1:09:29
the most ambitious projects
that we have
1:09:32
pursued in in American history
and that
1:09:36
truly again is the scale that
it's going
1:09:37
to take so you know I think
that there's
1:09:40
so much work that has been done
and
1:09:41
there's some outlying questions
1:09:43
especially when it comes to
investment
1:09:45
in technology here we go when
we as a
1:09:48
public choose to invest in
private we
1:09:51
when we as a public choose to
invest in
1:09:53
new technologies we deserve a
return on
1:09:55
that investment and for far too
long we
1:09:58
gave money to Tesla we gave
money to a
1:10:00
ton of people and we got no
return
1:10:03
losses our investment that the
public
1:10:06
made in creating technologies
and it's
1:10:08
about time that we get our do
because
1:10:11
it's the public that funded and
financed
1:10:13
a lot of innovative
technologies and
1:10:15
that's another you know so fu
Elon with
1:10:20
your no return on investment
thank you
1:10:22
AOC for saying that that's a
fantastic
1:10:25
example by the way financed by
companies
1:10:28
like kleiner perkins not that
they
1:10:30
pulled money out of their
pocket they
1:10:31
went to Washington they got the
money
1:10:33
was it five hundred million
dollars just
1:10:36
for Fisker alone forget about
all the
1:10:38
money that Elon Musk's has has
taken and
1:10:43
then we continue to subsidize
the well
1:10:45
remember that the
1:10:47
only reason that we're getting
raped and
1:10:48
this money is being taken from
the
1:10:50
public which means you're
taxpayers and
1:10:53
and 500 million being sent off
to a
1:10:55
Fisker that went out of
business the
1:10:57
first linndrum or any of these
other
1:10:59
companies it's because of
people like
1:11:02
her and this promotion of this
global
1:11:04
warming nonsense at this level
exactly
1:11:08
so it's like a vicious cycle
and like
1:11:11
you create the phony problem
and then
1:11:14
you solve it with you know then
you soak
1:11:16
people for money and then you
give the
1:11:17
money away and the money goes
to all
1:11:19
these it goes into somebody's
pocket
1:11:21
it's not that it's not you know
that is
1:11:24
actually being used for anything
1:11:25
productive is not being it's not
1:11:28
beneficial to anyone it is to
Elon the
1:11:30
whole thing is a giant scam yes
but our
1:11:34
job is to help the Millennials
who are
1:11:37
woke there aren't that many
that we have
1:11:40
a few yeah there are a few I'll
take the
1:11:43
ones we got because they're the
ones
1:11:45
that have somehow they I think
a lot of
1:11:48
them do poorly in school that's
why the
1:11:51
programming doesn't work good
the ones
1:11:52
that know how to fake it do
well that's
1:11:54
right right okay we got a note
from
1:11:56
Gabby Bentley
1:11:57
she said millennial boots on
the ground
1:12:00
school report I'll just give
you a
1:12:02
couple choice bits a bit of
background I
1:12:05
was hit in the mouth while my
dad and
1:12:06
brothers who've been listening
to the
1:12:07
show for years my dad is even a
knight
1:12:09
he is sir snoops Magoo and oops
I met
1:12:13
John at the meetup in Seattle
I'm the
1:12:16
girl standing next to him in
the big
1:12:17
group photo 24 years old I live
in
1:12:20
Tacoma Washington I currently
go to
1:12:21
Community College and have been
for the
1:12:23
last two years except for about
five
1:12:25
months last year Lander study
abroad in
1:12:26
Japan here's a couple of
observations
1:12:28
I'm just gonna pick one or two
there
1:12:31
this is an important one
there's an
1:12:33
epidemic of depression among
Millennials
1:12:35
I think that's because of
social media
1:12:37
and many quote disastrous
things they
1:12:40
read on it's causing their
amygdala to
1:12:42
become enlarged also many of my
friends
1:12:44
like to joke about the
depression and
1:12:46
romanticize it it's almost as
if that if
1:12:49
you're not depressed you're not
cool
1:12:52
it's very troubling
1:12:54
College after the election
after Trump
1:12:58
was elected teachers and
students at my
1:13:00
school became absolutely
unhinged I took
1:13:03
English 101 in the winter of
2017 and
1:13:06
almost every class my teacher
would
1:13:08
spend a lot of class time
spouting her
1:13:10
opinions on Trump some of which
I have a
1:13:12
recording of send it in spring
of 2018
1:13:15
my ended in spring of 2018 my
history
1:13:18
teacher would spend the first
10 to 15
1:13:20
minutes of class talking about
what CNN
1:13:23
had said about Trump the
previous day
1:13:24
even said during our unit on
the Cold
1:13:27
War quote Putin is worse than
Stalin
1:13:29
needless to say I spent a
majority of my
1:13:32
time in that class rolling my
eyes so
1:13:35
there are young young people
who are
1:13:39
woke I love using that term and
we need
1:13:43
to help them as much as we can
by
1:13:46
exposing this farce but make no
mistake
1:13:49
AOC and the DSA are on a fast
track to
1:13:53
power in Washington DC I don't
see how
1:13:55
Nancy Pelosi now with 25
members of the
1:13:58
Sun Rise coalition or whatever
they're
1:14:01
calling it 25 new Democrats are
all in
1:14:04
yeah I don't think she can just
say
1:14:06
screw it we're not gonna do it
she'll
1:14:07
she'll let them create it but
I'm sure
1:14:10
she'll hamper it somehow
1:14:12
well she'll try to control it a
little
1:14:14
bit I mean she did the same
thing with
1:14:17
the jobs jobs jobs let's vote
for jobs
1:14:19
right uh and she was all in on
that and
1:14:22
that was pretty much the same
the same
1:14:25
deal in fact it sounds almost
identical
1:14:27
to what was going on back in
2008
1:14:29
differences look at Ocasio
cortes look
1:14:33
at Nancy Pelosi but we're the
kids going
1:14:36
to be attracted to
1:14:40
ya know the kids are gonna
obviously be
1:14:42
ya know ya know are gonna
obviously be
1:14:45
attracted to the more
attractive of the
1:14:47
to the water which is Oh
glitches miss
1:14:50
bug eyes the one who was
slapping down
1:14:53
history it's been done before
FDR did
1:14:56
the New Deal we're gonna do it
more
1:14:59
country we were a poor country
we had no
1:15:01
money we were just slob
standing in line
1:15:03
for a job or its world and we
can get
1:15:07
battery grids so there'll be a
lot of
1:15:10
mocking don't worry plenty of
mocking
1:15:11
for us to do but I think she's
on a
1:15:13
fast-track and I'm not going to
discount
1:15:15
her and it's now my beat
1:15:17
you can have it and with that
I'd like
1:15:20
to thank you for your courage
and say in
1:15:21
the morning to you John City
when the C
1:15:23
stands for charile phobic
double rack in
1:15:27
the morning to you in the
morning to you
1:15:32
mr. Adam Curry also in the
morning off
1:15:34
which on the ground feets in
the air and
1:15:35
foots in the air and in the
water if
1:15:39
there's any and the Dames the
night's
1:15:40
out there and in the morning to
the
1:15:42
troll room they are there with
their
1:15:44
troll poles ready to troll away
at No
1:15:46
Agenda stream comm you can do
it live
1:15:48
every Sunday and Thursday
morning is
1:15:50
when we record the program and
stream it
1:15:53
out trolls are always helping
with their
1:15:56
troll poles and also in the
morning -
1:15:58
once again the hat trick he did
it
1:16:01
Darren O'Neill brings it home
before he
1:16:04
was submitted half the art he's
like I'm
1:16:08
getting this hat trick I don't
care what
1:16:09
happens he did he did put like
eight
1:16:11
different pieces in there there
were
1:16:12
some good pieces I recall there
were
1:16:15
some things that we really
enjoyed yes
1:16:17
there's some unusable that we
really
1:16:20
enjoyed which is always funny
for us and
1:16:22
this was the this was the
artwork that
1:16:28
had Australia and a prawn they
happy
1:16:32
prawn a shrimp shrimp a prawn I
don't
1:16:35
know what it was food another
prone on
1:16:38
the Bobby is not one in a
stride he had
1:16:43
coals them shrimp not one he
drinks that
1:16:48
Foster's lager
1:16:51
everybody knows it tastes like
shit will
1:16:55
spread so there's a whole new
Chris
1:16:58
Wilson song for putting another
prawn on
1:17:01
the barbie which I'll play at
the end of
1:17:03
show mix
1:17:06
so we have a few people to
thank a
1:17:08
number of executive producers
and
1:17:09
associate executive producer
starting
1:17:11
with the Roy Pearce in Fort
Pierce
1:17:14
Florida no relation $334 you
sent a note
1:17:17
in me sent a check in the note
we need
1:17:21
more you know the check thing
don't
1:17:23
forget this box three three
nine El
1:17:25
Cerrito California nine four
five three
1:17:26
oh you sent us a Christmas
gifts would
1:17:29
be nice a checks yeah if you
send me a
1:17:32
Christmas gift John will send
it to me
1:17:34
by Easter it reminds me
1:17:42
hey if we help folks that claim
you're
1:17:44
exclusively pro-trump to hang
out it the
1:17:46
Dvorak that org slash blog yeah
this has
1:17:53
been taken over by the Lib
Joe's start
1:17:56
started receiving plenty of
1:17:57
telemarketing calls and asked
how these
1:17:59
vendors found me that's what
he's doing
1:18:02
now replies were that they were
using a
1:18:04
contact list that had been
purchased
1:18:06
from dun & bradstreet
1:18:07
I've never had a relationship
with D & B
1:18:09
so I visited their site and
learn
1:18:12
they had me listed as a firm
that had
1:18:14
not existed for a dozen years
bad
1:18:17
standing in head standing so
he's be
1:18:22
executive producer top of the
list nice
1:18:23
Illuminati ax comes in with
three and a
1:18:25
$33 nice she's in Vista
California hello
1:18:32
gents with this donation I've
achieved
1:18:35
aim hood and she says I wanted
to point
1:18:38
out to listeners that I
achieved most of
1:18:41
this with the three hundred
thirty three
1:18:43
dollars and 33 cents a
subscription
1:18:45
which curiously is their most
popular
1:18:47
monthly subscription I treated
as any
1:18:50
other bill and kept up with it
even when
1:18:52
I was unemployed just saying
can I get a
1:18:57
douchebag call-up for my
wonderful
1:18:59
friends Joel mahi Patrick I
know they
1:19:09
won't take Bitcoin Patrick drop
it on
1:19:12
that note I want to extend my
thanks to
1:19:14
all of my friends out there on
the no
1:19:15
agenda universe for the jobs
car which
1:19:17
includes my amazing has been
Brandon who
1:19:20
stuck it out with me and showed
me
1:19:21
nothing but love and support
through
1:19:23
some tough times I got a ton of
amazing
1:19:26
I'm sorry I've got a ton of
amazing
1:19:32
I got a ton of I got it I can't
see why
1:19:35
I can't jump to this line and
we got a
1:19:37
ton of jobs come right back in
April my
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contract oh she got some chops
caramel
1:19:41
in her contract position with
the big
1:19:42
biotech company was coming to
an end
1:19:44
when I wasn't able to get a job
after
1:19:46
that contract had concluded I
became
1:19:48
doubtful of the job Karma's
power oh no
1:19:51
tell you friends it works even
if it's a
1:19:54
little delayed last month I
became as a
1:19:56
research associate and conduct
research
1:19:58
on cancer and infectious
diseases I'm
1:20:01
absolutely in love with my job
they told
1:20:04
me that some of the diseases
they
1:20:05
research include Ebola and Zika
oh so
1:20:08
now we'll be able to get some
insight
1:20:09
scoop on the research being
done on any
1:20:11
diseases that the media uses to
scare
1:20:13
the shit out of people and
assure you
1:20:15
that it really isn't as bad as
they say
1:20:17
or confirm that it's really
that bad
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mm-hmm I've got to say that
making art
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for the show is a ton of fun
and I do it
1:20:25
whenever I can I wanted to
mention that
1:20:27
Nick the rat was nice enough to
take the
1:20:30
time to give me a few pointers
on art
1:20:32
design
1:20:34
after a couple of lessons I was
selected
1:20:36
and part of that was definitely
thanks
1:20:38
to his guidance I would like to
be known
1:20:40
simply as Damon Ouma Nadia I
would like
1:20:43
rollerskates and beautiful and
breakfast
1:20:45
burritos brought to the round
table yes
1:20:48
I have them right here if you
would be
1:20:50
so kind uh Adam John I love you
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thank you
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you've been a very positive
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put you on the list to have you
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I'm very excited about that and
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you've got interaction with
other people
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within the value network that's
what it
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should be
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and I'm gonna give you a
gratuitous
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Karma because you'd nask for it
you've
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Slovakia
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1:22:01
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my about
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them not traveling as a mayor
and only
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relating to some woman it's in
Germany
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who wouldn't go to Paris as an
American
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as an American living in Vienna
my
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smoking hot Slovak wife and I
travel all
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over the continent when we get
the
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chance you're not a European we
have
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1:22:28
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yeah very descriptive
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like mac and cheese people
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captain says he shot the teen in
1:23:41
self-defense but the young man
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1:23:44
armed he was going back home
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candy no
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man skillets and iced tea
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you've got karma Angela Garvin
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I took a traveling position
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hospital I fly out on
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Monday mornings and fly home on
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nights nationwide no agenda has
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1:25:04
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Galvan ating across the many
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hit me in the mouth nearly two
years ago
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then and to you Jon and Adam
Merry
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for I have sinned
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long time since I'd donate
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Baghdad that's what you go on
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1:26:17
how to read a prompter I just
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way that was good it was not a
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if my
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karma that will bring out the
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then you have to redo it to you
I think
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you asked for a big jobs karma
so I
1:27:40
brought out the big guns
1:27:41
if it doesn't work let us know
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rescind and just do a Nancy for
you yeah
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well it was a Nancy I think and
she's
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the blended jobs and jobs let's
vote for
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John I don't know what Sir Tim
of the
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tunnels and why pas who in
Hawaii $222
1:28:10
with the m5m lionizing the late
George
1:28:13
WH T W Bush I was almost
certain that I
1:28:16
had imagined all the
shenanigans he and
1:28:18
his administration got down to
or I'd
1:28:20
somehow slipped into another
dimension
1:28:23
fortunately my sanity the
full-throated
1:28:26
roar a Thursday show cut
through the
1:28:29
droning of the pundits and the
clips
1:28:31
from Democracy Now or pure
juice almost
1:28:34
too delicious to believe
1:28:38
thanks for the biweekly sanity
check
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enjoy the bags of 11s can I get
some
1:28:43
Reverend Manning whooping him
with the
1:28:45
Constitution and a little girl
boom
1:28:47
Shakalaka and some obligatory
goat
1:28:50
Sharma Sharma for those who
Sharma I
1:28:53
don't know about her I don't
know about
1:28:55
the little the little girl
1:28:57
boom Shakalaka yeah
1:29:04
where is the little kid we got
a little
1:29:06
kid doing that yeah she used to
use it
1:29:09
all the time well you make it
sound like
1:29:11
it's easy
1:29:21
boom-shaka-laka no that's
Manning we got
1:29:23
that one is it this one no it's
that
1:29:28
like that one though this is
good what
1:29:31
do you use that one and what
was the the
1:29:33
final jingle uh opening with the
1:29:37
Constitution boom Shakalaka and
goat
1:29:39
Karma
1:29:47
[Music]
1:30:12
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1:30:18
right now sorry where's that
little I
1:30:23
thought we had a little girl
boom shot
1:30:24
yeah I can't very cute is a
very cute
1:30:26
jingle you have to find it
later okay
1:30:29
well now I have an issue
1:30:31
oh this Dame Astrid Dutchess of
Japan
1:30:36
and all the disputed islands
Japan's
1:30:38
beautiful email Jo
1:30:40
beautiful email she wanted
$22.22 and
1:30:43
she says see the email I saw
the email
1:30:45
and read it well you put it in
the
1:30:47
newsletter and I put it in the
1:30:49
newsletter but I can't find it
in the
1:30:51
email okay then let me go to my
outlook
1:30:56
365 open up the newsletter and
read it
1:31:00
now I have it here dear Adam
and John
1:31:02
actually it says dear Jon and
Adam a
1:31:04
small faux pas
1:31:05
ever since sir mark hit me in
the mouth
1:31:08
in the early 200 episodes of No
Agenda
1:31:10
I have fervently been listening
each
1:31:12
Friday morning and Monday
morning due to
1:31:14
the time difference in to Japan
to get
1:31:16
my dose of sanity John your
newsletters
1:31:19
are always a great tease but
the recent
1:31:23
one was just outrageous asthma
1:31:25
cigarettes and no flies on me
thanks to
1:31:28
DDT it's baffling how over the
years
1:31:31
intolerance of the large grey
scale of
1:31:33
diverse opinions has grown and
more and
1:31:35
more people feel compelled to
simply
1:31:36
take sides with either black or
white
1:31:38
with nothing in between I was
stunned
1:31:41
that Tim Collins Tim Cook Tom
Collins
1:31:47
hypocrisy for wanting to
welcome all
1:31:49
refugees while Apple itself
carefully
1:31:52
scrutinizes who is led through
their
1:31:54
door a huge thank you for your
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1:31:56
and making the news plain to
see to us
1:31:58
all also big thanks to all the
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1:32:01
especially the art and jingle
producers
1:32:03
for keeping in a sparkly happy
festive
1:32:07
season to you all day master
duchess of
1:32:09
japan and all the disputed
islands in
1:32:12
the Japan Sea and Thank You
Dame Astrid
1:32:15
it's always lovely to get a
note from
1:32:16
you and I agree I think it was
a great
1:32:19
idea to put your note in the in
the
1:32:22
newsletter
1:32:22
it worked it really did thank
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the last newsletter stored
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1:32:30
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yeah was
1:32:32
also the most popular
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1:32:34
seems I got more feedback
because pauses
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love those animated gifs
1:32:39
Here I am thinking it's the
great the
1:32:41
great letters the great
testimonials but
1:32:43
no guys shooting off
firecrackers on
1:32:46
their crotch always beats out
1:32:48
intelligence and you worry
about AOC
1:32:51
being stupid come on that
crutch what is
1:32:55
the one that was the
1:32:57
I like yeah I like the guy who
drinks
1:33:00
the burning liquid and then
spills it on
1:33:03
and then his face is on fire
that's my
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favorite a bunch of other guys
in my
1:33:08
favorite part about that one
the guys
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faces on fire and so his
friends are
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the front near the front of the
camera
1:33:17
has to take one last dragon a
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1:33:26
banged him with the with a
towel in his
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face it's great just love that
yeah
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these are the people who of
course these
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people will believe include
global
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warming hello they're saying
their face
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on fire on purpose
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they're saying the crotch on
fire with
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with with firecrackers hello
Raj the
1:33:48
true money shot that was a good
one
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Michael and by the way this is
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woman who
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the faker that was talking
about the
1:35:21
babies and the incubators and
all that
1:35:23
yeah democracy now clip yes she
also had
1:35:28
some stuff in there that was
that should
1:35:29
have been sending off alarms
you've been
1:35:32
in the Middle East
1:35:33
I have if you ever noticed that
when
1:35:37
you're driving like into the
through the
1:35:39
desert or any area where these
you're
1:35:42
usually on a highway or some
sort of a
1:35:44
paved road that's beautiful
highways in
1:35:46
Iraq they had the the highway
was eight
1:35:49
lanes and you drove in the
middle yeah
1:35:52
it was same in Israel's that
way they're
1:35:54
all these kind she made it
sound like
1:35:56
they're driving in the sand
1:36:00
listen Eclipse because they got
stuck
1:36:02
because they got stuck a couple
of times
1:36:04
because they're driving they're
driving
1:36:06
not on a highway or road
they're driving
1:36:08
and literally in the sand which
was just
1:36:11
to promote the idea that this
is just a
1:36:13
bunch of sand yeah of course no
cities
1:36:16
there's no road it's just sand
man sand
1:36:23
you know I caught the
intercepted that's
1:36:27
Jeremy Scahill
1:36:29
there's a podcast for the
intercept that
1:36:31
$250,000,000 blog that Greg
Greenwald on
1:36:34
Roth and that Pierre Omidyar
started
1:36:37
yeah and he did the pretty much
the same
1:36:40
thing as as Democracy Now about
Bush he
1:36:43
went really far just you know D
yelling
1:36:46
about and going into great
detail of the
1:36:48
the horrors and the death and
1:36:50
destruction that HW Bush had
brought
1:36:53
upon the world the ruthlessness
and like
1:36:56
wow this is another great
example of
1:36:57
someone not kowtow to the the
normal m5m
1:37:00
line it turns out you know what
this guy
1:37:03
came from his first gig was
interning
1:37:06
for a me at Democracy Now yeah
pretty
1:37:12
good that she always has a Mont
ready
1:37:15
good this is a little cult
1:37:18
Oh a little cult not only Mali
well it's
1:37:22
yeah it's a little cold so we
have it
1:37:25
looks like now Trump is gonna
check
1:37:26
a bunch of people out which is
that
1:37:29
doesn't surprise me after the
list the
1:37:30
end of the year it's the end of
the year
1:37:32
it always kick some people out
no I
1:37:35
don't have a rundown on the
number of
1:37:37
people but we do have a parent
and I
1:37:40
have but I have all these
little little
1:37:41
rundowns by the Elson door
woman on on
1:37:45
the main people that are
leaving and I
1:37:48
would like to play them so we
know cuz
1:37:51
for example uh mark Miley the I
who was
1:37:57
army chief of staff the top guy
the
1:38:01
joint chief no he's not the
joint chief
1:38:03
guy he is the army guy oh this
is the
1:38:06
guy you like yeah you like this
guy yeah
1:38:08
I do like this guy I have a
couple and I
1:38:11
still I brought some of his old
clips
1:38:12
back okay because he's the one
who gave
1:38:14
that little slightly long as
the three
1:38:16
minute 23 seconds on the world
order I
1:38:19
don't necessarily want to play
it right
1:38:20
now
1:38:22
but it looks like Tillerson well
1:38:25
Tillerson has been gone for a
while but
1:38:27
they're gonna bring in Miley
and then
1:38:29
they're gonna move over Heather
Nuart
1:38:31
now now we're her name is now
is yeah
1:38:34
now works and I want to play
this clip
1:38:36
about her bite by else endure
because
1:38:40
the mainstream media's gone
after
1:38:42
they're going after her oh yeah
because
1:38:44
she's one of them you see she
was a fox
1:38:46
news babe yeah although she's
very
1:38:49
accomplished in her own right
but she
1:38:50
now she's she's just she has no
know
1:38:53
about politics this was a
revealing clip
1:38:58
because it's as if else Endor
did a very
1:39:03
good job of running you know
giving a
1:39:05
rundown on her but she never
threw in
1:39:07
that she doesn't know what
she's not it
1:39:09
so Judy throws it in it makes
me think
1:39:13
that Judy's really the left
winger there
1:39:15
and once Gwen Ifill left Judy
has like
1:39:18
become a kind of a nut ball
Heather now
1:39:20
or she has been the
spokesperson and
1:39:22
assistant secretary of state
what do we
1:39:24
know about her
1:39:25
I'm gonna quickly walk you
through her
1:39:26
bio she was a spokesperson for
the State
1:39:29
Department she was she was
appointed by
1:39:31
President Trump in April 2017
she's a
1:39:34
former correspondent for Fox
News
1:39:35
correspondent for ABC News so
she's
1:39:37
someone who has a lot of
experience in
1:39:39
journalism I'm
1:39:40
told today that President Trump
1:39:42
appointed her because she's a
good
1:39:44
talker she's someone who has
defended
1:39:46
this administration's foreign
policy
1:39:47
plans
1:39:48
the president said she's very
smart very
1:39:50
quick people have talked to you
say that
1:39:52
she is someone who could talk
who could
1:39:54
really come up to speed on the
UN's
1:39:55
dealings that she could do the
outside
1:39:57
job which is giving speeches
and that
1:39:59
she could rely on her staff as
much like
1:40:01
hilly nikki Haley did to talk
about
1:40:03
other countries and get them to
really
1:40:06
to really support the things
that the
1:40:08
United States wants them to do
but no
1:40:09
significant diplomatic
experience how
1:40:16
can they be mean about a woman
I mean
1:40:19
isn't this mean isn't this the
1:40:22
intersectionality we want isn't
this the
1:40:24
diversity that we speak that we
seek I
1:40:27
mean let's see let's see
1:40:28
she went to shitty schools uh
Arizona
1:40:32
State there's a party school
yeah all
1:40:36
the pretty girls Bachelor of
Arts and
1:40:38
communications from Mount
Vernon College
1:40:40
for Women a master's degree from
1:40:43
Columbia let's see what she did
she did
1:40:45
work at some pretty serious news
1:40:47
organizations ABC News she
contributed
1:40:49
to ABC World News Tonight Good
Morning
1:40:51
America Nightline she was
nominated for
1:40:54
an Emmy Award for her
1:40:55
news prowess yeah what does she
know
1:41:00
stupid what does she know about
anything
1:41:03
no policy it's the wrong person
it's
1:41:06
exactly the right person
everybody who's
1:41:08
you know all these jamokes who
stand up
1:41:10
there at the United Nations
it's all
1:41:12
it's all PR everything they do
every
1:41:15
document the United Nations
comes up
1:41:17
with is just they we agree and
1:41:19
recognizing that there's no key
so
1:41:21
binding things that come out of
there
1:41:23
except the vetoes once in a
while on the
1:41:25
on the what is it the the war
committee
1:41:28
whatever security counts yeah
the war
1:41:32
council but otherwise it states
totally
1:41:35
and she's going to reign
supreme you
1:41:37
know what's gonna happen just
to be a
1:41:38
dick about it these old boys at
the
1:41:41
United Nations like finally
they sent us
1:41:44
a cute one after Samantha power
and and
1:41:48
by the way why is it
predominantly women
1:41:50
that we send their
1:41:52
yeah they yeah you're it's a
good point
1:41:54
I mean they've sent uh all its
up in all
1:41:57
women I've just been Hillary
was there
1:41:59
for one thing let's listen
Haley uh John
1:42:02
Kerry I think was let's look at
what's
1:42:04
all women let's look at the
list Haley
1:42:07
Michels Isum briefly Samantha
power
1:42:11
Rosemarie DeCarlo Susan Rice we
have to
1:42:15
go back to 2007 it was this guy
zom a
1:42:20
oka lozad calles odd
1:42:24
ah there's something about that
a hell
1:42:26
of an impact yeah really
1:42:28
that before that there's just
an acting
1:42:31
guy then it was Bolton bolted
in 2005
1:42:33
before that and Patterson then
we had
1:42:37
Dan first nigger I'm going back
in time
1:42:40
so really you go back to it you
have to
1:42:43
go back to 1993 will we find
Madeleine
1:42:46
Albright who ever know who
Drobo that
1:42:49
guess she's the exception to
the woman's
1:42:51
ruling now Jean Kirkpatrick in
1981
1:42:58
that was the jet flies overhead
but at
1:43:01
the last one two three four
five you I
1:43:05
think that it's time for a man
this is
1:43:07
not diversity the think it's
time for a
1:43:10
trend a Chinese man from denies
American
1:43:16
Chinese come on why do you say
that
1:43:19
because that we don't have the
ethnic is
1:43:21
all whites no Susan Rice is not
white
1:43:27
Samantha Power's not white
she's a great
1:43:30
man she's a great she's a
redhead she
1:43:34
was reptilian personally she's
a ginger
1:43:37
you
1:43:37
she doesn't count all right so
anyway so
1:43:41
the other guy they're putting
in is this
1:43:43
Maile character who I like as
you say
1:43:44
let's do the rundown this is
the Maile
1:43:46
rundown on PBS I that else in
door does
1:43:49
mill a general market only to
be the
1:43:52
next chairman of the Joint
Chiefs so
1:43:54
this is on someone else that
I'm gonna
1:43:55
have to pull up a graphic for
he is a
1:43:57
four-star general and and the
army chief
1:44:00
of staff he is a special forces
officer
1:44:01
he was um he commanded troops in
1:44:03
Afghanistan and Iraq and Korea
and the
1:44:06
people that I talked to who
know him
1:44:08
very well say that he's someone
who's
1:44:09
very blunt he's someone that
once he
1:44:11
figures out that he's right or
thinks
1:44:13
that he's right if someone's
gonna push
1:44:14
for his point of view that of
course
1:44:16
could mean that he gets along
with
1:44:17
President Trump who also was
someone
1:44:19
that's like that or that he
could butt
1:44:20
heads with the president
instantly I'm
1:44:22
also told that he really likes
to deal
1:44:24
with troops he likes to visit
troops I
1:44:26
talked to someone who spent
time with
1:44:27
him in Afghanistan and he told
me a
1:44:29
really funny anecdote and that
anecdote
1:44:31
is that he went to visit French
troops
1:44:33
for a french battalion and they
prepared
1:44:35
baguettes which are traditional
french
1:44:37
bread for him and when he bit
into this
1:44:39
baguette his dentures got stuck
in the
1:44:41
bread and the troops were
saying oh my
1:44:43
god were so embarrassed and he
said it's
1:44:44
okay troops I sometimes carry a
spare
1:44:47
pair of teeth with me so he's
someone
1:44:49
who's really down-to-earth and
who was
1:44:50
beloved in a lot of ways by
troops so he
1:44:53
could he could he could be
someone who
1:44:54
gets along with the president
you may
1:44:56
need that sense of humor
riveting
1:44:58
analysis of the war prowess of
this man
1:45:02
God well I think the connection
is the
1:45:05
false teeth yeah Trump hmm
1:45:12
buddy-buddy like how about you
then go
1:45:17
into a room and like hey bro
can we do
1:45:19
you have us to do it
1:45:19
oh no one else comes
1:45:25
that's pretty if we want we can
listen
1:45:28
to Miley's this we played on
the show by
1:45:30
almost two years ago Miley's
report on
1:45:33
the world order uh and how it
works and
1:45:36
what we do and how we fit into
the
1:45:38
scheme of things as a country I
think it
1:45:41
was one of the best analysis
anyone's
1:45:44
presented and it's right from
the
1:45:46
horse's mouth the guy who has to
1:45:47
implement it I think this is
extremely
1:45:49
important I recall us both
talking about
1:45:51
it and I'm happy to give it
another
1:45:53
whirl third Mayer talked about
the army
1:45:56
we have we have we don't have a
small
1:45:58
army and but the question on
size of
1:46:02
Forces Army Navy Air Force
Marines it's
1:46:04
a relative question it's not an
absolute
1:46:06
question it's a question of
what do you
1:46:08
want it to do how big do you
want it is
1:46:11
relative to the tasks you want
it to do
1:46:13
now the United States military
is a
1:46:15
global military and we have
been for
1:46:17
sure since the first world war
and and
1:46:21
with absolute certainty since
the
1:46:24
Bretton wood agreements of at
the end of
1:46:26
World War two which established
1:46:28
essentially the international
order the
1:46:30
rules and regimes by which the
world
1:46:31
runs today so for seven decades
the
1:46:33
world has had a certain set of
rule sets
1:46:36
emphasizing things like free
trade
1:46:37
international commerce things
like
1:46:40
democracy of the quote unquote
liberal
1:46:42
world order things like human
rights and
1:46:44
there's all wide variety of
things out
1:46:47
there then you've got
institutions that
1:46:48
it rests upon the United
Nations the
1:46:50
World Bank and the World Trade
1:46:52
Organization all these things
that were
1:46:53
developed many years ago and
that is
1:46:56
essentially what people very
quickly
1:46:58
referred to as the World Order
one of
1:47:01
the significant roles of the
United
1:47:03
States military for seven
decades has
1:47:05
been to enforce that world
order to
1:47:08
maintain it to maintain its
stability
1:47:10
and that's in our interest
because in
1:47:12
the first half of the last
century there
1:47:14
was a bloodletting unlike any
that had
1:47:17
ever occurred in history of
mankind
1:47:19
so between 1914 and 1945
1:47:23
a hundred million people were
1:47:24
slaughtered in the conduct of
war
1:47:27
and that's a horrible horrible
nightmare
1:47:29
my mother and father both
served in that
1:47:31
war my mother in the Navy and
my father
1:47:33
in the Marines and he at the
beach at
1:47:35
Iwo Jima where 7,000 Marines
were killed
1:47:38
in nineteen days now 34,000
wounded
1:47:41
22,000 Japanese killed on an
island that
1:47:44
was two miles by four miles
there were
1:47:46
millions of Chinese killed in
belt
1:47:49
battle and murdered the if you
order if
1:47:52
you want a real Trail of Tears
go to
1:47:53
Eastern Europe and see what
happened in
1:47:55
Belarus and Ukraine Latvia
Lithuania
1:47:57
it's horrific 9 out of every 10
Jews
1:48:01
that lived in Poland didn't
live didn't
1:48:03
wanna live in 1945 one out of
every
1:48:05
three males that lived in the
Ukraine of
1:48:08
Belarus were dead by 1945 it's a
1:48:11
horrific picture that occurred
and those
1:48:14
people who were in leadership
positions
1:48:16
in 1945 said never again we
can't keep
1:48:19
doing this this is insane they
said the
1:48:22
same thing in 1815 after the
Napoleonic
1:48:24
Wars and they set up the
concert of
1:48:26
Europe and that worked well for
a
1:48:27
hundred years for one century
they kept
1:48:29
the long peace in Europe more
or less
1:48:32
there were a couple of minor
flare-ups
1:48:33
the Crimean War and the
Austrian wrought
1:48:35
war and a few other Wars but
there
1:48:37
wasn't a continental wide war
until 1914
1:48:41
so we tried again in 1945 to
set up a
1:48:44
system that would try to
maintain global
1:48:47
peace and prevent war between
great
1:48:48
powers and great powers states
1:48:51
throughout the world that
system is
1:48:53
under stress intense stress
today that
1:48:56
system is under stress from
1:48:58
revolutionaries and terrorists
and
1:48:59
guerrillas it's under stress
from nation
1:49:01
states that don't like the
rules of the
1:49:03
road that were written and want
to
1:49:04
revise those rules of the road
that
1:49:06
system is under very intense
stress and
1:49:10
we're at seventy years now and
that
1:49:11
system has prevented great
power war
1:49:14
similar to what occurred in the
first
1:49:16
half of the last century
1:49:17
now before you continue with
your your
1:49:21
presentation I would like to
play a clip
1:49:23
that fits seamlessly with this
which is
1:49:24
why I'm happy you brought it
this is
1:49:26
arty with their current version
of what
1:49:30
Russia
1:49:31
this is them pushing back on
the nuke
1:49:33
treaty what they view as the
new world
1:49:36
order
1:49:36
today it is time for change
time for the
1:49:40
old ways to die time for a new
1:49:44
undisputed leader a new
American world
1:49:48
order our mission is to
reassert our
1:49:51
sovereignty reform the liberal
1:49:53
international order under
question that
1:49:55
we face it is the question of
whether
1:49:58
the system has currently
configured as
1:50:00
it exists today and as the
world is
1:50:02
today for all the people of the
world
1:50:06
the old ways out-of-date the
United
1:50:09
Nations is useless incompetent
the IMF
1:50:13
is obsolete European Union
pointless all
1:50:17
these international
organizations unions
1:50:20
treaties and agreements they
only hinder
1:50:23
America they tie its hands and
cripple
1:50:27
its power the logic is sound
wouldn't we
1:50:30
all be better off if we just
let America
1:50:34
rule America intends to lead
now and
1:50:38
always
1:50:39
the intermediate-range nuclear
forces
1:50:42
treaty Russia is violating it
says
1:50:45
America others aren't bound by
it it
1:50:48
hobbles limits limits the
United States
1:50:52
and Washington's policy
requires it
1:50:55
seems more nukes bigger nukes
1:50:58
faster nukes one country in the
world is
1:51:02
bound by the INF treaty us
China's not
1:51:05
bound by it Iran has an
extensive irbm
1:51:09
capability that but we have
global
1:51:10
responsibilities in Asia in the
Middle
1:51:13
East we have to be responsive
there to
1:51:15
international democracy has
failed
1:51:18
alliances have failed nations
cannot
1:51:22
tell right from wrong
1:51:24
everyone wants us say but why
let them
1:51:27
they no longer knew what's good
for them
1:51:31
America is good for them this
is what
1:51:33
President Trump is doing he is
returning
1:51:37
the United States to its
traditional
1:51:39
central leadership role in the
world and
1:51:43
so it seems we enter a new age
in a
1:51:47
where might makes right without
all the
1:51:50
fluff and lip service
1:51:52
partnerships and equality the
old world
1:51:55
order is dead welcome to a new
American
1:52:00
age I like those two back to
back well
1:52:05
what it shows is that there's a
1:52:07
misunderstanding because as the
as Milly
1:52:10
would say it was all part of the
1:52:13
post-world War two Bretton
Woods and
1:52:16
other agreements that we were
taking
1:52:19
this roll on and all we're
doing is just
1:52:23
reiterating that because it was
actually
1:52:25
I think somewhat weakened by
Obama sir
1:52:28
somewhat certainly weakened
we're
1:52:31
putting the jackboot to the
head is what
1:52:32
we're doing and so now we have
to Currie
1:52:34
have to go strengthen it again
because
1:52:38
again it's like the idea is to
keep from
1:52:41
having 100 million people
killed yeah
1:52:44
you know within a just a decade
or two
1:52:46
which was what happened what's
happened
1:52:47
that happened before is is the
nature of
1:52:49
Europe in general they want to
fight
1:52:53
each other and I've always
thought that
1:52:56
the that the EU experiment was
just
1:53:01
gonna enable that again well
anyway he
1:53:04
has a little bit of a finish on
this so
1:53:06
part two doesn't say as much
but it's
1:53:09
it's not a bad wrap similar to
what
1:53:13
occurred in the first half of
the last
1:53:14
century so the question is how
big an
1:53:17
Army do you want how big a Navy
do you
1:53:18
want well how much do you want
that
1:53:20
system how much do you value
that system
1:53:23
is that system worth preserving
or not
1:53:26
and therein you get to the size
and
1:53:28
scope of your armies navies Air
Forces
1:53:31
and Marines and right near
wrongly
1:53:33
fairly or unfairly the role of
the
1:53:37
arbiter of that system has
defaulted to
1:53:41
the United States for seven
decades
1:53:42
there are other countries 60 or
70 or
1:53:44
more so that have allied
themselves with
1:53:47
their militaries to us and they
make
1:53:49
significant contributions but
it is the
1:53:51
United States that's been the
leader
1:53:52
with that system so the status
of the
1:53:55
army as part of the military
force their
1:53:58
works to help maintain the
stability
1:54:01
of the world we're a global
militant
1:54:03
military were global army and
we've got
1:54:05
right now today about 180,000
soldiers
1:54:08
in the United States army
active duty
1:54:10
reserve and National Guard
deployed in
1:54:12
about a hundred and forty
countries
1:54:13
around the world yes we are
number one
1:54:18
[Music]
1:54:19
so it remains to be seen how
well this
1:54:22
guy will get along with Bolton
who seems
1:54:25
to be just some sort of a
troublemaker
1:54:27
hmm an even Trump who's always
bitching
1:54:30
about all these soldiers we have
1:54:31
stationed all over the base
although I
1:54:33
think he's softened this
position on
1:54:34
that yes it'll be this is gonna
be an
1:54:37
interesting situation would
this guy
1:54:39
take it being the head of the
Joint
1:54:40
Chiefs of Staff I don't know
what kind
1:54:42
of decisions he'll make we'll
see I've
1:54:44
no idea you know something
listening to
1:54:46
all this something just hit me
about the
1:54:47
true fallacy of the green new
deal
1:54:51
because it's that's kind of it
just hit
1:54:53
me here's the so they are
saying we're
1:54:56
going to make the world but
certainly
1:55:00
the United States completely
we're gonna
1:55:03
take you off oil so no more oil
and
1:55:06
we're gonna pay for that by
printing
1:55:07
money through the Federal
Reserve that's
1:55:09
what they said what's what she
says in
1:55:11
her green new deal the problem
is if you
1:55:14
get rid of all the oil the
dollar is no
1:55:16
longer needed
1:55:19
now this is a subversive the
whole green
1:55:22
New Deal and in fact the entire
global
1:55:25
warming propaganda that you
mentioned
1:55:29
was foisted on the children is
an
1:55:33
attempt to destroy the country
1:55:35
well if yes cuz if she actually
thinks
1:55:38
she can pay for this by
printing money
1:55:40
for money that is no longer
needed
1:55:41
because oil is no longer in
play do we
1:55:44
food get that hyperinflation
we're
1:55:46
looking for as we know it I've
always
1:55:55
thought she was subversive and
I mean
1:55:57
the whole social defect that
they proud
1:55:59
of the word socialist within
their uh
1:56:01
you know their moniker Democrats
1:56:03
socialists of America whatever
they call
1:56:05
themselves it's a it's just
it's a
1:56:08
subversive operation designed
to kill
1:56:11
the country reset to everything
and it's
1:56:14
actually you know you're at
your right
1:56:16
to reven reset the balance
everything
1:56:19
these these guys just said
would be gone
1:56:23
it will be gone we wouldn't
have we
1:56:25
wouldn't be important which i
think is
1:56:27
the plan
1:56:28
don't be important or as the
Alania lay
1:56:31
in portent important more
important
1:56:35
important important
1:56:36
yes schwarzenegger was out
there at the
1:56:38
because it was it poland now
where they
1:56:41
doing the the new climate
change thing
1:56:43
poland yeah his polls and look
berg and
1:56:46
polish some small town yeah he
was out
1:56:49
there talking yeah what does he
know he
1:56:52
knows a lot know that you want
to hear
1:56:58
what he said or do you want to
continue
1:56:59
with what you were doing no I'd
only
1:57:01
hear what he said every time
you talk
1:57:02
about America you're right when
you say
1:57:05
that our leadership in
Washington little
1:57:07
bit backwards but you're wrong
when you
1:57:10
say that America dropped out of
the
1:57:12
Paris agreement because if you
look a
1:57:14
little bit beyond Washington
you will
1:57:16
see that it is the states in
the cities
1:57:18
there's local governments that
control
1:57:21
70% of our emissions and you
would see
1:57:24
all the extraordinary work that
is going
1:57:26
on in a state and city level in
America
1:57:28
so the states in the cities are
still in
1:57:31
now in the Paris agreement our
financial
1:57:34
institutions are in our academic
1:57:37
institutions are still in the
governor's
1:57:40
and the mayor's are still in
the United
1:57:44
States is still in and be doing
1:57:46
extraordinary job there but
staying in
1:57:49
yes we have a meshuggener
leader leader
1:57:53
in Washington that is nothing
that is
1:57:56
out but remember that America
is more
1:57:59
than just washing no one leader
yeah
1:58:01
good old Michigan yeah I threw
a little
1:58:04
yes there for us well the best
quote he
1:58:07
had was during the Q&A and it's
a little
1:58:11
different audio it's a
different mic but
1:58:12
you'll hear you'll hear what he
if he
1:58:14
really if he really could do
what he
1:58:15
could do what he wanted to do
he'd do
1:58:17
this I wish
1:58:19
it could be the Terminator
1:58:22
and realize to be able to
travel back in
1:58:26
time
1:58:28
and fossil fuels when they were
1:58:31
discovered he's seriously
they'd all be
1:58:35
living in mud huts yeah he wish
he could
1:58:38
stop all fossil fuels before
they were
1:58:40
discovered mm-hmm yeah Wow
1:58:46
yeah
1:58:50
yep well what are you gonna do
carbon
1:58:53
higher than ever here's a PBS
report
1:58:56
I've been higher than ever yes
this
1:58:58
isn't kind of an agenda 2030
years there
1:59:01
is word that global carbon
emissions
1:59:03
have reached record new highs
in 2018
1:59:06
rising the most in seven years
an
1:59:08
international scientific group
the
1:59:10
global carbon project makes that
1:59:13
projection based on figures
from the US
1:59:15
China Europe and India the
findings
1:59:18
means some of the goals of the
2015
1:59:20
International Paris climate
Accord may
1:59:23
be nearly out of reach I'm not
gonna
1:59:26
make it
1:59:27
this is out of reach why the
reason you
1:59:29
know see what happens with die
well
1:59:32
maybe it improved things that
come has
1:59:34
never ever anything good comes
of
1:59:36
anything you know gene sir gene
I had
1:59:38
lunch with him and Dan Benjamin
on
1:59:41
Friday how are they interesting
little
1:59:43
lunch yeah and he had his
producer with
1:59:45
him dan did does all the
production for
1:59:48
his network there and and I
don't know I
1:59:51
kind of hung back on this
conversation
1:59:53
just listened but gene was
talking about
1:59:55
the dinosaurs or those two that
nursed
1:59:58
you know that time with times
they were
1:59:59
talking about some show or
something
2:00:01
with you know maybe it was a
Jurassic
2:00:03
Park 18 I don't know they're
talking
2:00:05
about but Jeanne said Jean
jeans already
2:00:08
set up jet jeans a reptile guy
he's got
2:00:11
the big snakes and everything
it was all
2:00:14
about reptiles he says actually
the
2:00:16
problem we have today is we
don't have
2:00:18
enough carbon dioxide he said
we don't
2:00:21
have enough we need in order to
have
2:00:23
more oxygen which could sustain
2:00:25
dinosaurs because their lungs
are so big
2:00:27
there's literally not enough
awk I'm
2:00:29
paraphrasing there's not enough
oxygen
2:00:33
components in the air that we
breathe to
2:00:35
keep the dinosaur alive that's
the
2:00:37
difference with back when the
dinosaurs
2:00:39
were around because the co2
levels were
2:00:40
incredibly high everything was
2:00:42
incredibly green and the earth
was a
2:00:43
great place except for the
dinosaurs so
2:00:46
his thesis is we need a lot
more of co2
2:00:48
if we add more co2 we to have
it be
2:00:50
greener yeah we'd have more
trees and
2:00:52
the trees give off what is that
stuff oh
2:00:54
yeah oxygen yeah yeah
2:00:57
this is not an unknown thesis
by the way
2:00:59
even presented before I say
gene for
2:01:03
climate czar is what I say
crank up the
2:01:07
co2 before we go to a break
just a quick
2:01:10
note about our model which is
the value
2:01:13
for value model we've always
seen the
2:01:16
way to run this type of media
experience
2:01:19
as something valuable try to do
a
2:01:22
bang-up job create an
outstanding
2:01:25
product and have people
participate in
2:01:27
the product as producers no
one's a
2:01:29
listener you jut you're a
producer by
2:01:32
contributing to the product
itself but
2:01:33
also by financing it and we
early on saw
2:01:36
or learned very quickly that
it's much
2:01:38
smarter to say what is it worth
to you
2:01:40
send us that amount and help
people
2:01:43
understand the differences in
or that
2:01:45
what value of time is or value
of
2:01:49
entertainment time spent what
kind of
2:01:51
laughs did you get or what did
you learn
2:01:52
and that's worked well for us
when this
2:01:57
model started to spread things
came
2:01:59
along that intermediated this
this
2:02:04
proposition where we have
pretty much
2:02:07
two ways three ways you can
contribute
2:02:10
financially to the show one is
through
2:02:11
paypal which you can do with a
credit
2:02:13
card or your paypal account the
other
2:02:15
one is through checks
2:02:16
what's the peel box again yeah
you said
2:02:19
I check the box three three
nine El
2:02:21
Cerrito California nine four
five three
2:02:24
oh you can rewind that if you
want to
2:02:25
hear it again
2:02:26
when people like doing that and
there's
2:02:28
any if you send a check
sometimes you
2:02:29
can send a little note or
something like
2:02:32
most of the checks do come
through the
2:02:34
banks though so people go to a
bank or a
2:02:37
credit union or one of the
online
2:02:39
payment systems and then they
sign up
2:02:41
there and then the check is
mail from
2:02:43
the bank a lot of credit unions
do this
2:02:46
or even sometimes pop money you
can get
2:02:48
money that way too and that
goes through
2:02:50
the post office Barbies live it
goes
2:02:52
through the post office box of
piles of
2:02:54
cheques in that little bit
envelope from
2:02:55
a bank or a pop money goes
straight into
2:02:59
the bank itself and that and
that comes
2:03:01
out of a credit union too
there's
2:03:02
there's ways of doing it and
I'm always
2:03:05
baffled by the fact that people
aren't
2:03:07
doing it that way and instead
are using
2:03:10
a third
2:03:11
party to do this I mean we used
PayPal
2:03:13
as a third party so you got
most you're
2:03:15
taking one removed from even
that it
2:03:17
doesn't really make a lot of
sense to me
2:03:19
yeah and this is what happened
with
2:03:20
patreon I think we said hey
great idea
2:03:23
love what you're doing love the
2:03:25
transparency aspect of it you
know we
2:03:28
have our own transparency we
everyone's
2:03:30
name and the amount that they
donated I
2:03:32
think that's pretty transparent
we
2:03:34
published that information but
patreon
2:03:38
was putting a piece in between
it as you
2:03:40
say and we from the beginning
said this
2:03:41
is not a good idea you also
can't
2:03:43
receive checks and it's just
another
2:03:45
place for you get cut off at
the knees
2:03:47
which appears to have happened
under the
2:03:49
control of MasterCard who is
their
2:03:52
payment processor and I'm
referring now
2:03:54
to the D platforming from
patreon of
2:03:58
Milo yep innopolis
2:04:01
and he was that there was more
than just
2:04:03
him I said David e-platform
about five
2:04:05
or six people I think already
did Alex
2:04:07
Jones oh yes now there's
several of them
2:04:08
but the reason and they had
they sent
2:04:11
him an email the reason he was
de
2:04:12
platformed because of his
association
2:04:16
with the proud boys
2:04:20
yeah so what and it doesn't
even specify
2:04:24
a so I think it even says your
2:04:25
association in the past with
proud boys
2:04:28
who you know I've been falsely
called
2:04:30
marginalized I don't even wear
I'm not
2:04:33
even too familiar with them
well this is
2:04:35
Gavin McGinnis this is the the
guy who
2:04:37
started it what is it telling
Vice
2:04:39
exactly and you know they were
very
2:04:41
quickly by the Southern Poverty
Law
2:04:43
Center who work with the FBI
deemed as
2:04:45
an extremist group although the
FBI you
2:04:48
know that's been reprinted it's
kind of
2:04:50
like you know 97% of scientists
agree
2:04:53
the proud boys are the
extremist group
2:04:57
the racist they're Nazis etc I
think
2:05:00
there's enough evidence to show
that
2:05:01
they're not but I do want to go
back
2:05:04
almost a year to show you what
this kind
2:05:08
of pressure
2:05:09
and I'll say pressure this also
comes on
2:05:11
the heel of peels of the god
I'm sorry
2:05:14
the the the Pope Tim Cook the
Pope of
2:05:19
Silicon Valley and make no
mistake he is
2:05:22
the Pope because you know you
when when
2:05:24
you've got your app your
patreon app and
2:05:27
that's how people use patreon
they use
2:05:29
the app when that's on your
iPhone and
2:05:32
the App Store you do not want
to get
2:05:35
into trouble with the Pope with
Pope
2:05:37
kook
2:05:37
so you have to do things you
have to
2:05:40
make sure it's obvious that
you're on
2:05:42
board so you don't get the
platform
2:05:45
that's what's happening because
here is
2:05:46
the CEO of patreon just seven
months ago
2:05:50
speaking with us on the Rubin
report
2:05:54
Dave Rubin about the creators
and this
2:05:58
is another thing that pisses me
off
2:05:59
what is this creators business
yes our
2:06:02
creators on the platform to eff
off with
2:06:05
your creators I mean that's
that's what
2:06:08
is it creator
2:06:11
yeah create it's a horrible
moniker
2:06:14
anyway
2:06:15
they had nothing to worry about
just
2:06:16
seven months ago look at all
because
2:06:18
there were a couple pretty
terrible
2:06:19
articles written about me that
talked
2:06:21
about patreon as well Mother
Jones wrote
2:06:24
a really awful libelous piece
about me
2:06:26
for further to the right than
Breitbart
2:06:29
marvelous and they by the way
in both
2:06:31
the cases mentioned patreon
yeah so
2:06:35
you're saying that stuff has
nothing to
2:06:36
do whether it gets across your
desk or
2:06:38
not has nothing to do with any
of that's
2:06:39
not in our content policy like
what one
2:06:42
particular paper says about a
person or
2:06:44
someone's opinion about a
person not in
2:06:46
our content policy you can't
scale a
2:06:48
system based on other people's
opinions
2:06:53
about people on your platform
that would
2:06:55
be ineffective and just bad
content
2:06:58
policy so no I don't care who
says what
2:07:01
about you or anyone else we
care what
2:07:04
you do right we care what the
behaviors
2:07:07
are that are or not against the
content
2:07:09
policy and by the way gosh one
thing I
2:07:11
feel like I just have to say it
I should
2:07:13
like send this bit like that
right here
2:07:15
right most create like creators
watching
2:07:19
us you just don't have to worry
about
2:07:21
this shit you just don't have
to worry
2:07:23
about it like people like you
and people
2:07:25
most people who are like
engaging and
2:07:27
healthy dialogue and talking
about tough
2:07:29
issues like this is just not
something
2:07:31
that concerns most creators and
it like
2:07:35
kills me a little bit that
there's this
2:07:36
fear you know one of the things
2:07:39
Harris said in the in in the
podcasts
2:07:43
where he talked about leaving
patreon
2:07:44
was like this is there's this
wave of
2:07:46
deep platforming and I just
kills me
2:07:51
that there's that fear there
and it
2:07:53
doesn't have to be there for
most
2:07:54
creators okay creators nothing
to be
2:07:58
afraid of creators gosh wait to
bring
2:08:02
Josh back it's so cute gosh oh
gosh
2:08:05
golly gosh golly gee oh gosh
yeah well
2:08:09
if you recall when patreon was
first
2:08:12
introduced to the scene we had
a lot of
2:08:15
people of our you know
producers on our
2:08:19
oh yeah you have our show
saying I don't
2:08:21
know why you're using PayPal I
don't
2:08:24
know
2:08:24
while you're doing this you
could use
2:08:25
paint you should use patron you
should
2:08:27
use patreon and you know even
though
2:08:29
people like Jen brainy who
knows how to
2:08:32
do all this without Peter she
even did
2:08:34
patreon as an additional and
you could
2:08:37
see it as you know doing it some
2:08:38
additional thing but patreon on
there
2:08:40
too but we were against it
because it it
2:08:44
was a I mean PayPal has deep
platform
2:08:47
people too and that's always a
risk but
2:08:50
but this is like a this is but
patrons
2:08:54
got a new could seem to have a
more
2:08:55
common sense about it it's
about them
2:08:58
making money yeah and it's not
about a
2:09:00
lot of other side and it's not
this the
2:09:02
kind of this middleman who
probably does
2:09:05
a lot of the business through
patreon -
2:09:07
so why we why would you use a
middleman
2:09:09
like this and then then you're
at their
2:09:12
Beckett and if we looked at the
Terms of
2:09:14
Service yeah and there was a
lot of
2:09:17
stuff in there that we didn't
like
2:09:20
there's nothing like that with
paypal
2:09:22
there's no Terms of Service
about what
2:09:24
we do there it no there is one
thing you
2:09:26
can't do
2:09:29
but you can't disparage PayPal
oh yes
2:09:32
PayPal does have a
non-disparagement
2:09:34
clause which is fairly recent
yeah but
2:09:36
you cannot say so we actually
don't
2:09:39
disparage PayPal but I don't
see any
2:09:40
reason to disparage them anyway
because
2:09:42
we've had nothing but good luck
with
2:09:44
them even though others have
some
2:09:45
complaints
2:09:46
let's beside the point patreon
is is
2:09:49
introduced as a system that
takes it it
2:09:53
just doesn't make any sense to
me I
2:09:55
would much rather encourage
people
2:09:57
sending checks yes yeah where
there's no
2:10:00
did you know the bank takes
their you
2:10:02
know a little transformation
fees but
2:10:07
patron does this and then they
have
2:10:09
control of your operation we
have with
2:10:12
the PayPal em MailChimp which
is another
2:10:16
operation as deep platform
people but we
2:10:20
have the mailing lists
2:10:21
we have iechyd every customers
ever paid
2:10:24
us through PayPal I have their
email and
2:10:26
their home address um and I can
get all
2:10:30
that information what do I get
from
2:10:32
patreon and the it's just I
never liked
2:10:35
the idea of this operation
2:10:37
no and and I don't see what it
does that
2:10:40
you can't do yourself and you
know
2:10:42
that's part of it it's just
laziness I
2:10:44
think this is lazy and here's
the other
2:10:46
thing let me give you this this
is one
2:10:48
of those I really like PayPal
if you've
2:10:50
noticed that anyone who gets the
2:10:52
newsletter will notice this we
have
2:10:53
these offers that change and I
change
2:10:55
the offers like constantly and
it's a
2:10:58
matter of a little not even
coding it's
2:11:00
PayPal does all this work to
create new
2:11:02
buttons and so I have like
probably four
2:11:06
pages of I think there's a
honey I think
2:11:08
we've added four hundred
different
2:11:09
offers over the years some of
them are
2:11:12
long gone and we don't use them
anymore
2:11:13
but they're still there and you
can keep
2:11:16
creating new ideas and oh let's
do a
2:11:17
special because we have show
1100 coming
2:11:20
up which would be our first
show of the
2:11:21
year 2019 will be show 1100 and
I can do
2:11:27
a special whole series of
special offers
2:11:29
and like patron doesn't give
you any of
2:11:32
that here's your goal here give
us some
2:11:34
money I mean it's like so
simplistic
2:11:37
thank you cannot leverage
anything with
2:11:40
patreon I really don't like this
2:11:43
way they set up it just doesn't
make any
2:11:44
sense if you're it all in the
marketing
2:11:47
in the least it's just like you
why
2:11:49
don't you just throw away half
your
2:11:51
income because that's what
you're doing
2:11:52
when you're using an operation
exactly
2:11:55
right it's exactly right and
again I'm
2:11:57
going to say that this deep
platforming
2:11:58
ever since Pope Colin's Pope
Cooke came
2:12:03
out and said it's us we're
making
2:12:05
technology only useful for good
that was
2:12:09
the moment and of course they
were also
2:12:10
the first ones to deep platform
Alex
2:12:12
Jones everybody went after that
is
2:12:14
because they hold immense power
with
2:12:19
their app store it is because
all the
2:12:21
journals have iPhones aid all
the elites
2:12:25
have iPhones and you do not
want to be
2:12:27
deep platform so if you're
promoting a
2:12:29
guy who is associated with the
proud
2:12:32
boys and you've already been to
platform
2:12:34
from someplace once and you're
on
2:12:36
patreon this guy's thinking
holy crap we
2:12:39
got to get him and anybody else
off
2:12:40
because otherwise the Pope will
take us
2:12:42
off the App Store it's a
cavalcade
2:12:44
cascade of deep platforming and
go so
2:12:50
you think that Patriot is
shaking in a
2:12:52
zoo yes of course they are
their app is
2:12:55
incredibly important to their
business
2:12:57
they need to that people use
patreon I
2:13:00
think through their app I'm
pretty sure
2:13:03
you're probably right and you'd
they
2:13:07
can't have that association
really never
2:13:09
understood what people wanted
us to use
2:13:11
it but I think it's because
there's a
2:13:13
certain kind of a well I'm on
patron let
2:13:16
me click click I'll give these
guys $5
2:13:18
and these guys $2 $1 5 $4 to
them in
2:13:22
fact we we make donating hard
2:13:24
what's our donation URL is it
donate to
2:13:28
no agenda show com is it no
agenda show
2:13:30
/ donate now its Dvorak org /
na it's
2:13:35
the stupidest marketing move
we've ever
2:13:37
made but once you be able to
jingle you
2:13:41
have a jingle for an org slash
hey now
2:13:46
before I go into the break I
did want to
2:13:49
read this quick note from
Miranda
2:13:51
um regarding uh Tim Cook Pop
cook I have
2:13:56
two degrees in English and
writing I
2:13:58
just wanted to comment on the
deus ex
2:13:59
machina explanation by Tim Cook
and this
2:14:03
was his you know the the machine
2:14:05
we built the machine and we are
the God
2:14:07
in the machine we all of us
Silicon
2:14:09
Valley we are the gods I am the
Pope of
2:14:10
Hellfire we're gonna get a
literary yes
2:14:16
very much more accurate deus ex
machina
2:14:19
to clarify the machines
functioned to
2:14:22
bring the gods as characters to
the
2:14:25
stage at the end of the play to
rescue
2:14:27
the protagonist of the play
however
2:14:30
what's interesting to me and
what Pope
2:14:33
Cook did not mention is the
impossible
2:14:36
situation the protagonist was
being
2:14:39
rescued from was usually the
violent
2:14:41
undoing or murder of all the
supporting
2:14:44
characters it's called the
platforming
2:14:46
now one of the most famous
examples in
2:14:49
Medea being rescued by Jason's
chariot
2:14:51
after she slaughters all of her
children
2:14:53
I thought it was interesting and
2:14:55
possibly ironic that he was
framing his
2:14:57
analogy in a banal benevolent
light when
2:14:59
the tradition usually revolves
around
2:15:01
horrific acts and total
destruction in
2:15:04
the world in which the play
takes place
2:15:05
so will Apple be ultimately
resolved
2:15:08
from their sins think about it
2:15:12
Thank You Miranda imagine all
the people
2:15:18
who could do this oh yeah
2:15:20
[Music]
2:15:27
and indeed we do mention the
people that
2:15:30
give us help and support the
show and
2:15:32
produce the show in fact twice
the show
2:15:36
Kimberly Davis at the top of
the list
2:15:38
here and Enid Oklahoma $133.33
she needs
2:15:42
addy douching douched
2:15:47
when I read her note she's
gonna want
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the Kevin
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Hart just story which i think
is funny
2:24:06
it's funny in a very sad way
but now
2:24:10
this is his tweets from 2009
yeah where
2:24:14
he was a lot of them like I
have a bunch
2:24:16
of I and my question is were
they funny
2:24:20
in 2009 they might have been I
don't
2:24:22
know if the word fag was funny
back then
2:24:24
or though or his his role in
the comedic
2:24:27
realm made it okay for him I'm
sure is
2:24:30
in context he was perfectly
fine back
2:24:32
then dude I don't know if it
was I I do
2:24:36
have the story of being bounced
and I do
2:24:38
have a part of his gay bashing
stand-up
2:24:40
routine yes which one first
which is
2:24:44
kind of what his tweets were
like it was
2:24:46
pretty this data per team seems
pretty
2:24:48
mild I think Eddie Murphy had
more gay
2:24:52
bashing material yeah in this
guy but
2:24:54
let's play that play the
background so
2:24:56
we get this and this a little
what he
2:24:59
call it the real news segment
Kevin Hart
2:25:03
and the host of this year's
Oscars Kevin
2:25:06
Hart has stepped down following
public
2:25:09
outcry over his past homophobic
tweets
2:25:12
most were posted from 2009 to
2011 and
2:25:16
some were deleted last night
the actor
2:25:19
and comedian tweeted that he
didn't want
2:25:21
to be a distraction and he
apologized
2:25:23
for quote insensitive words
from my past
2:25:28
and now back to real famous
artists so
2:25:32
most of it would be I think
most of his
2:25:34
gate tweets or anti-gay tweets
were just
2:25:36
Gabe I don't know what the
column
2:25:38
they're just snide comments but
there's
2:25:40
pretty much based on this
little segment
2:25:42
from one of his stand-up
routines which
2:25:44
has been reposted on most of
the stories
2:25:47
about this I got a lot of fears
Ben I
2:25:50
got a lot of fears as a parent
let me
2:25:52
tell you guys one of my biggest
fears
2:25:53
one of my biggest fears is my
son
2:25:55
growing up and being gay that's
a fear
2:25:58
keep in mind I'm not homophobic
I have
2:26:00
nothing against gay people be
happy do
2:26:02
what you want to do but me
being a
2:26:03
heterosexual male if I can
prevent my
2:26:05
son from being gay I will now
with that
2:26:08
being said I don't know if I
handle my
2:26:10
son's first gay moment
correctly like
2:26:14
every kid has a gay moment okay
every
2:26:17
kid but when it happened you
got to nip
2:26:18
it in the bud you got to stop
it right
2:26:20
there
2:26:20
I don't know I don't know if I
handle my
2:26:28
son's situation right okay he's
at a
2:26:31
birthday party right my son had
a
2:26:32
birthday party he's playing you
know
2:26:34
when kids play they just play
you don't
2:26:36
know what he's doing but they
having a
2:26:37
good time this is doing a bunch
of stuff
2:26:39
right moving around I said okay
he's
2:26:42
good I finished talking I
turned back
2:26:44
around to check on my son again
a little
2:26:46
boy was grinding on my son
feels like
2:26:50
this I didn't know what to do I
panicked
2:26:52
I knocked them both
2:26:54
what's going on here what kind
of party
2:26:57
is this huh what kind of party
is this
2:27:00
what's going on here this lady
came out
2:27:03
she's like what are you doing
there kids
2:27:05
let them play
2:27:06
I said well you showed me
another kid
2:27:07
getting fucked in ass can I
calm down my
2:27:10
son had on corduroys that's why
I have
2:27:12
attitude let me see it I heard
it all I
2:27:15
heard was
2:27:18
the whole is playing cards what
is that
2:27:23
shuffling cards
2:27:25
nothing stays here the thing to
piss me
2:27:30
off here's a piss me off man I
was
2:27:33
eating a buffalo wing when it
happened I
2:27:35
should have chopped the wing
and ran
2:27:37
over there but I lick my
fingers first
2:27:44
the black enemy came out okay
now
2:27:50
contrast that just stay in that
moment
2:27:52
not even ten years ago
2:27:54
contrast that with this piece
about
2:27:58
Joanna
2:27:59
Olson she is from the division
of
2:28:02
Adolescent Medicine at
Children's
2:28:05
Hospital Los Angeles and she
does
2:28:08
research on transgender youth
and you
2:28:11
will understand why Kevin Hart
is not
2:28:14
hosting the Oscars the research
that I
2:28:16
do in addition to the clinical
work that
2:28:18
I do is really involved with
2:28:20
understanding what these young
people
2:28:22
experience what is their
experience as a
2:28:24
young person who doesn't feel
like they
2:28:27
were born in the body that
matches their
2:28:29
internal sense of their gender
you know
2:28:32
there's astounding rates of
suicide
2:28:34
attempts among trans youth so
about 50%
2:28:38
of trans youth have attempted
suicide by
2:28:42
the time their age 20 so this
is a
2:28:44
serious public health
implication so for
2:28:47
those young kids who are
starting
2:28:48
puberty and have strong gender
2:28:49
identities that don't match
their bodies
2:28:51
those young people can really
benefit
2:28:53
from not ever going through the
wrong
2:28:54
puberty the first time in older
kids or
2:28:57
adults who have already gone
through
2:28:59
their endogenous puberty those
young
2:29:01
people have to go through a
second
2:29:03
puberty well we don't even like
going
2:29:05
through one puberty frankly
nobody
2:29:06
really likes it the first time
so it's
2:29:08
very hard for them it's much
easier if
2:29:10
we can halt their puberty early
on in
2:29:12
the process and let them have be
2:29:14
suspended for a little bit and
then put
2:29:17
them through the right puberty
that
2:29:18
corresponds to the right this
is what we
2:29:20
do over in our program if we
get kids
2:29:22
early enough in the process we
put them
2:29:25
on puberty blockers or medic
2:29:26
nations that actually keep
their body
2:29:28
from progressing through that
wrong
2:29:30
puberty they come in older they
may be
2:29:32
appropriate patients to go on to
2:29:34
hormones that will allow them
to either
2:29:36
feminized or masculinize their
body
2:29:38
which gives them a body that's
much
2:29:40
closer to their internal gender
identity
2:29:42
and so I'm really hoping that
people
2:29:44
understand there's lives in the
medical
2:29:47
world it is acetates for some
people
2:29:49
medical intervention and that's
really
2:29:51
important and it has to stop
being a
2:29:54
political and religious issue a
mental
2:29:57
health issue the mental health
piece of
2:29:59
it comes from the way that the
outside
2:30:01
world responds to these young
people and
2:30:04
adults as well but because with
young
2:30:06
people that's who I understand
and I
2:30:07
understand the experiences and
the
2:30:09
trauma that they undergo
because they
2:30:12
don't have an aligned gender
identity
2:30:13
and the rest of their body so
without
2:30:16
judging my gift without judging
either
2:30:19
one I just want to show the
contrast
2:30:22
between ten years ago Kevin
Hart making
2:30:27
making that's a that's a skit
it's a
2:30:29
it's a written bit stick stick
nourished
2:30:32
and sweet and tweeting about
that at the
2:30:35
same time and then was clearly
okay it
2:30:38
was okay from Kevin at the time
it was
2:30:40
okay with Twitter at the time
and now
2:30:42
you see what is happening oh by
the way
2:30:45
it's nothing the mental issues
is only
2:30:47
comes after the fact to doctors
2:30:50
seriously telling us that's a
good idea
2:30:52
to administer drugs to delay
puberty so
2:30:57
the child can go through the
right
2:31:00
puberty and not the wrong
puberty this
2:31:03
is that was that that clip
almost made
2:31:05
me ill I'll give you a clip of
the day
2:31:09
by the way I'll take it i think
it's
2:31:10
deserved because it's an insane
2:31:13
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2:31:15
child abuse is what I would say
and I
2:31:18
would say it's child abuse and
it which
2:31:20
also contradicts the idea that
we're all
2:31:22
kind of the same it doesn't
make any of
2:31:24
your man or a woman we're all
equal
2:31:26
equal equal so egalitarians
would say
2:31:29
what difference does it make
what was
2:31:31
just what's the point of
stopping the
2:31:33
natural process and just
letting that go
2:31:35
through because of these at the
end of
2:31:37
the day we're pretty much all
the same
2:31:40
and we just you know live with
their
2:31:42
personality quirks that's what
we're so
2:31:44
that's what we're told yeah
that's
2:31:45
that's what we're supposed to
believe
2:31:47
yes yeah well that's just kind
of a
2:31:49
change now it's just an attempt
to say
2:31:53
it's just more Dee balling
above the
2:31:55
male
2:31:57
dan you know Amsterdam is
seriously
2:31:59
considering canceling the gay
Canal
2:32:03
Pride Parade
2:32:05
why yeah the Gay Pride Canal
Parade
2:32:08
which is a big deal yeah well
yeah well
2:32:12
you know remember these are the
people
2:32:15
who remove the I Amsterdam sign
2:32:19
well you know it's getting a
little out
2:32:22
of hand you know it's it's a
little too
2:32:25
much for the city I think it's
the gays
2:32:28
I think that the there's
something about
2:32:31
the particularly white gay
males that
2:32:36
are no longer fitting in the
LGBTQIA apk
2:32:41
equation I think they're
starting to be
2:32:43
shunned yeah yeah you find this
out
2:32:47
before it was like a kind of a
subtext
2:32:49
of the gay non community yes
the the the
2:32:52
the actual the the OG gays the
original
2:32:56
gays the gay guys cuz you know
women
2:32:59
gays were called lesbians they
I don't
2:33:00
know them whatever you're
called doesn't
2:33:02
matter I'm just saying they're
being
2:33:03
singled out they're getting in
trouble
2:33:05
taking away that party
2:33:09
student two things I want to
get out of
2:33:11
the way because it's important
one is
2:33:16
the huawei arrest yes thank you
let's do
2:33:19
that right now cuz I knew you
were gonna
2:33:20
be on it because you promised
that in
2:33:23
the newsletter and you actually
were
2:33:25
which is fantastic tell me all
about it
2:33:28
damas morning I deliver usually
but I've
2:33:30
not focused on it display this
clip a
2:33:33
Chinese telecommunications
executive is
2:33:35
facing multiple fraud charges
in the
2:33:38
United States for allegedly
violating US
2:33:41
sanctions against Iran huawei's
chief
2:33:44
financial officer mum 1jo was
arrested
2:33:48
on Saturday in Canada at the
request of
2:33:50
the US today she appeared in a
Vancouver
2:33:53
Court for her bail hearing her
arrest
2:33:56
sparked fears of an escalation
in a
2:33:58
trade war between the US and
China
2:34:00
Huawei is the world's largest
supplier
2:34:03
of phone and Internet
technology US
2:34:06
intelligence agencies have
accused the
2:34:08
company of spying for China
okay I
2:34:12
believe this was done by the
deep state
2:34:14
and against Trump's wishes yeah
you know
2:34:17
it's interesting you say that
that's
2:34:19
exactly the first thing I
thought is
2:34:21
this is to muck up whatever
Trump is
2:34:23
trying to do with it with China
yeah
2:34:26
and this is the daughter of the
of the
2:34:28
founder of the company I mean
there's
2:34:30
all kinds of dimensions to it
and that
2:34:34
now you start hearing from the
2:34:35
mainstream media oh she can get
life in
2:34:38
prison she's not gonna get day
in prison
2:34:42
she's gonna get they were there
they may
2:34:43
find the company but this is
just an
2:34:46
attempt to embarrass the
administration
2:34:47
I'm cannot agree with you I
totally
2:34:50
agree I think that's exactly
what
2:34:51
happened it has to do with her
2:34:53
involvement in an operation in
2009 I
2:34:56
believe she's not even involved
with any
2:34:58
but this is this is something
of a scam
2:35:02
we'll see I mean nobody likes
Huawei so
2:35:05
let's start with that premise
so there's
2:35:07
that element
2:35:07
nobody likes Huawei they are
considered
2:35:11
dirty players that in the
telecom
2:35:13
business their whole idea is
and I've
2:35:16
been told this by people who
have worked
2:35:17
there I got the same story in
Brazil
2:35:20
from somebody who worked there
I got the
2:35:22
story in Europe from somebody
who worked
2:35:24
I got the story here here's the
way they
2:35:27
do it they got a couple of guys
spying
2:35:31
and on Ericsson right Ericsson
goes into
2:35:34
a company company Z and makes
an offer
2:35:36
about some big telecom deal and
then
2:35:38
they leave boom the wall way
people go
2:35:41
in and they say what did
Ericsson what
2:35:43
was there what was their price
will will
2:35:45
cut it in half
2:35:47
what do they would offer I will
do hat
2:35:49
with their half we'll do it for
half the
2:35:51
price and that's their whole
business
2:35:53
business model which is
following around
2:35:56
Erikson salesman right so they
and
2:36:01
there's some belief that then
maybe they
2:36:02
have some back doors but yeah I
don't
2:36:04
actually do I actually don't
believe
2:36:05
that I think people just for
the fact
2:36:07
that their business model is so
sleazy
2:36:09
well that isn't that kind of
what China
2:36:11
does just in general I think so
yeah
2:36:14
yeah but these guys are these
guys are
2:36:16
really good at it I I ran into
them once
2:36:19
at a trade show way when they
were wal
2:36:22
half away they were it's bright
at the
2:36:25
beginning and they were creepy
it was a
2:36:26
creepy operation there's always
2:36:28
secretive they wouldn't talk do
you know
2:36:29
is they didn't like talking to
the news
2:36:32
media it's like they were doing
2:36:33
something wrong so they're they
have a
2:36:35
guilty conscience but they pair
2:36:37
annihilation
2:36:41
when I upgrade that's me that's
what all
2:36:43
all the Europeans are buying
Huawei
2:36:45
phones that they're really
moving away
2:36:46
from the iPhone at least just
in the
2:36:48
general population the popular
popular
2:36:51
kind of thing that's going on
yeah well
2:36:53
it's a nice phone especially
they got
2:36:55
some nice colors of the cases
is a
2:36:57
really pretty phones very
metallic it's
2:37:00
a modern-looking that has all
this
2:37:01
pretty close to the Google a
model for
2:37:05
the Android it doesn't have all
the
2:37:06
extra features that kind of
muck it up
2:37:08
the way Samsung does it mm-hmm
so I know
2:37:12
just thinking about it
2:37:14
that's the wall wasters I don't
know
2:37:17
where this is going but I will
follow it
2:37:18
okay excellent
2:37:21
also another story that got my
attention
2:37:23
is the Don Hewitt is now a
creep CBS
2:37:27
story that was presented to us
by NBC
2:37:30
CBS today as far as I know did
not play
2:37:32
this story sexual misconduct
and secrecy
2:37:35
at CBS News this time involving
a late
2:37:37
Don Hewitt the man behind 60
minutes
2:37:40
NBC's Anne Thompson has the
details
2:37:43
Don Hewitt created 60 minutes
good
2:37:46
evening over 36 years building
a legacy
2:37:48
of journalistic excellence
ratings
2:37:51
dominance and now allegedly
sexual
2:37:53
harassment the new york times
reporting
2:37:56
in the 90s CBS settled with a
female
2:37:58
employee who claims hewitt
sexually
2:38:00
assaulted her several times and
ruined
2:38:03
her career this according to a
draft
2:38:05
investigative report looking
into CBS's
2:38:08
culture the original settlement
reports
2:38:10
the paper was for $450,000 it's
been
2:38:14
amended six times and now
exceeds five
2:38:16
million plus $75,000 a year
Hewitt died
2:38:20
in 2009
2:38:22
why is CBS still paying this
money
2:38:25
clearly CBS still wants to keep
this
2:38:27
woman quiet and the payments
that
2:38:29
they've agreed to stretch until
the end
2:38:32
of her life CBS had no response
2:38:35
Gators reportedly say the
misconduct of
2:38:38
Hewitt's successor Jeff Fager
was less
2:38:40
severe figure was fired after
sending a
2:38:42
threatening text message to a
CBS news
2:38:45
reporter covering allegations
against
2:38:47
him according to The Times
investigators
2:38:50
say the firing was justified
bigger said
2:38:52
he was only demanding
2:38:54
in coverage and regrets how he
did it
2:38:56
still unknown who will be the
next
2:38:58
leader of CBS's legendary
broadcast Ann
2:39:01
Thompson NBC News New York
2:39:03
wow what a hit piece and what a
great
2:39:05
showing what a story gets paid
until the
2:39:08
rest of her life it's like the
lotto
2:39:13
who cares ruin mine please
that's great
2:39:18
what I wonder what happened
that's 450
2:39:20
what happened and I wonder who
this is
2:39:22
and now the way they presented
yeah we
2:39:27
can cuz this really wasn't your
life it
2:39:29
wasn't Hewitt didn't he kill the
2:39:31
anti-tobacco story on 60
minutes wasn't
2:39:33
that him I think it may have
been him
2:39:35
yeah what the heck did he and
why is
2:39:38
this coming out now what is the
point to
2:39:41
do an NBC hit people right now
sure now
2:39:44
but they don't care about the
victim who
2:39:46
was you know been carefully
kept quiet
2:39:48
and she's gotten her her do for
sure for
2:39:52
her career being ruined she has
a income
2:39:55
for the rest of her life that
mean I
2:39:58
don't know what happened I'm
just going
2:39:59
on the facts sounds like okay
and then
2:40:02
why why why are we gonna do
this just to
2:40:04
make CBS look like crap because
they
2:40:07
don't have a Moonves is gonna
move in
2:40:12
kicking CBS when they're down
well
2:40:15
that's you might as well what
am I
2:40:19
saying
2:40:22
way to go perfect
2:40:26
oh yes it's so great knowing
that
2:40:29
neither of us will ever be
pulled into
2:40:30
one of those scandals that much
of now
2:40:32
we have yeah no not
lightweights but now
2:40:35
say the least by that
comparison oh boy
2:40:40
all right we got some some of
these end
2:40:43
of show mixes are getting long
so I only
2:40:45
have one longer one but I've
got to
2:40:48
thank Sir Chris I gotta thank
secret
2:40:49
agent Paul
2:40:50
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2:40:52
what else do I have in here
seed Weaver
2:40:57
it's just too many people to
thank who
2:41:00
do this mixes I got to put them
all in
2:41:01
the credits but they are
appreciated
2:41:03
we're starting to get a little
Christmas
2:41:04
Eve
2:41:06
so we always appreciate sharing
some of
2:41:09
the cheater and I'm coming to
you from
2:41:11
downtown Austin Texas this is
the
2:41:13
capital the drone star states
in the
2:41:15
female region number six and the
2:41:17
governmental maps and the five
by nine
2:41:19
clue do in the common law condo
in the
2:41:22
morning everybody
2:41:22
I'm Adam curry and from
northern Silicon
2:41:25
Valley where I will mention
because I
2:41:27
forgot to earlier that the
Zephyr today
2:41:29
was right on time at 9:15 I'm
John see
2:41:34
Dvorak you returned on Sunday
right here
2:41:36
on no agenda until then
2:41:41
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put another prone on the Bobby
some wine
2:42:53
in Australia calls and shrimp
and that
2:42:58
one he drinks that Foster's
lager but
2:43:02
everybody knows it tastes like
shit but
2:43:06
we'll spread the rumors of our
giant
2:43:09
spiders koalas drop from trees
to eat
2:43:13
your flesh and all the killers
snakes
2:43:18
and Crocs and bingos and other
horrible
2:43:22
ways you'll meet your death my
die of
2:43:26
thirst way up there in the
desert after
2:43:30
your campervan has broken down
get eaten
2:43:35
by a shark off the beach at
Bondi or
2:43:39
dragged down in a ribbon simply
drown
2:43:42
have a boat drive off when hear
out of
2:43:46
snorkeling get lyssavirus from
a rabid
2:43:50
bat so poured another prawn on
the
2:43:55
barbie don't hit ride with that
bloke -
2:43:59
that they should they should
get very
2:44:03
very nervous I would think that
that
2:44:05
would be worrisome to any white
house on
2:44:07
the on the broadcast it says
where my
2:44:10
dogs at no it doesn't say that
but what
2:44:13
it does say any collusion Trump
Tower
2:44:15
Moscow wasn't some tiddlywinks
deal that
2:44:18
facts matter question about
whether or
2:44:20
not dangling a partner can
actually
2:44:22
qualify as a form of
obstruction of
2:44:24
justice
2:44:26
yes or no John absolutely yes
2:44:29
Nancy absolutely yes Donald
Trump is
2:44:34
talking to Michael Cohen about
reaching
2:44:36
out to the Russian government
2:44:38
Maria look I watch Rachel
Maddow I get
2:44:40
it I know there are a lot of
Russians
2:44:42
and Russian people emails but
loquendo
2:44:44
wait there's more an ongoing
probe of
2:44:52
potential collusion with Russia
it's
2:44:53
very clear that they want not
to send a
2:44:56
clear message we've got all our
experts
2:44:58
back for this
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