0:12
no agenda from the morning
everybody
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hi Adam Curry and from northern
0:25
Silicon Valley where we're
number eight
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we're number eight we're number
eight
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I'm John Cena forever
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okay sports reference no we're
number
0:39
eight overall best countries
ranking US
0:43
News World Report hey to foam
hands
0:46
eight fingers yeah what report
is this
0:49
US News and World Report they
do this
0:52
annual overall best countries
yeah yeah
0:55
number eight huh number eight
again we
0:58
were beat out I'll read you the
list
1:00
just give me the top ten just
because we
1:02
got beat out at number three oh
no no do
1:05
me they do the top ten with
number ten
1:07
first come on like a VJ rate on
the list
1:13
dummy
1:15
let's see the top nine top nine
good
1:19
nine yeah Norway hmm yeah
number eight
1:24
the United States of America
1:27
number seven Australia oh yeah
wait wait
1:33
a minute
1:34
seven is Australia yeah okay I
just want
1:37
to see who we have to go to war
with to
1:39
climb up the list well it's
gonna be
1:40
quite a few people we're coming
for you
1:43
Aziz number six is Sweden Wow
1:47
you know Sweden did you know
rape
1:50
capital but just last night
there were
1:53
four bombings in Sweden
1:55
yeah did you know this no I did
not they
1:58
don't play it on the news now
let me see
2:00
this is because it might
interfere with
2:02
the messaging yeah a nice uh I
think in
2:06
a grocery store and apartment
buildings
2:08
just the whole kinds of crap
going on
2:10
all right here it is I have
exactly what
2:12
it is
2:13
my hands are cold a pizzeria in
2:16
Stockholm suburb pizzeria in
Gothenburg
2:19
it's the pizza bomber beat
Swedish Pizza
2:26
bomber alright we move onward
I've
2:29
actually had pizza in Sweden
now this
2:33
one makes me doubt the veracity
of the
2:35
entire thing Oh number 5 the UK
alright
2:43
is this done before the brexit
ok number
2:49
4 Deutschland uber alles almost
there
2:53
remember one day be your boss
or not
2:55
surprised that's got to be the
the one
2:58
that is the most galling at
least two
3:01
Americans but not necessarily
to the
3:03
number three group Canada ah of
course
3:06
well that's probably true it
probably
3:09
does but great to be there I've
been
3:11
buying all kinds of stuff off
of ebay
3:12
from Canadians to cheap you get
the good
3:18
stuff there I got it
3:19
yes I got a bluetooth no yeah
bluetooth
3:23
to 2.4 gigahertz streamer for
my hearing
3:25
aids normally three hundred
dollars two
3:28
hundred from kandan a via in
new in the
3:30
box on eBay dynamite yeah
number two
3:36
Japan mm-hmm maybe a number one
a number
3:43
one on the list this week
Switzerland
3:48
yeah if you can afford it
that's a great
3:52
it wasn't about affordability
3:55
hmm so there's your list we're
number
3:58
eight yes we keep move up if we
make
4:02
America great again yeah well
we should
4:05
all be wearing those hats the
Hat will
4:07
do it cuz what that's all you
need is
4:09
that happen what did we learn
man what
4:11
do we learn about ourselves
this past
4:13
week we learned that if you see
a weight
4:16
dude in a maggot
4:18
everybody thinks racist a whole
jackass
4:23
yeah that's really quite
increment
4:32
people one guy's Twitter feed
it said
4:35
red hat equals racist well
let's listen
4:39
to Angela Rai former gofer for
the wait
4:42
before we do this one let's
give you a
4:44
give the background to what
we're
4:45
talking about it okay although
I think
4:47
the whole world might know this
no maybe
4:50
not that's possible that was
not I'm
4:53
waiting for you to give the
background
4:56
you doing the piece the
background is a
5:01
piece of video went viral on
Twitter to
5:04
be discovered that part to be
discussed
5:06
in a little bit and it was of a
bunch of
5:09
kids Catholic kids from
Kentucky so we
5:12
got white Catholic South and a
couple of
5:16
them were wearing red Magga
hats make
5:18
America great again hats and
they're
5:19
waiting for their bus after they
5:20
attended the pro-life March
there were
5:23
pro-choice and pro-life marches
all
5:26
about abortion and what we saw
on video
5:31
was these guys surrounding an
American
5:35
Indian which is how they prefer
to be
5:37
called there seems to be some
confusion
5:38
in the m5m American Indian is
the
5:41
preferred way to identify them
who was
5:44
banging his drum and it looked
like they
5:46
were intimidating him and
smirking at
5:48
him which is as we know a
George Orwell
5:52
1984 face crime is what he
called that
5:56
so his face crime was taking
place and
5:59
for some reason twitter has
become the
6:01
editor in chief for the cable
news which
6:05
then quickly spilled over into
all news
6:07
and it was just like everyone
was
6:08
freaking out and I gotta tell
you I
6:11
looked at it and I went wow but
I also
6:14
at the same time when why is
this news
6:15
you know why is this now top
free off
6:19
right I know the answer why of
course is
6:21
orange man bad yeah but Wow and
then it
6:26
quickly turned out to be just a
piece of
6:28
videotape without the context
know what
6:31
was really going on
6:32
and mainstream a lot of people
6:36
apologized said oh wow man I'm
sorry I
6:38
tweeted all these horrible
things about
6:40
these a-holes because a lot of
blue
6:42
checkmarks on Twitter were
saying pretty
6:44
no hateful harmful thing will
harmful
6:47
can't say that but hateful
things and
6:49
calling for them to be Doc's
which they
6:51
were and call them to be thrown
in wood
6:53
chippers and all kinds of stuff
yeah and
6:56
that outrage quickly had to
turn to
7:00
apologies that's actually the
one that
7:03
the person who was most
disappointed in
7:05
because you could think all
right I
7:07
thought it was like wow these
guys are
7:08
dicks
7:09
none of races got came to mind
right
7:11
away but just dicks teenage
dicks Kara
7:15
Swisher
7:15
she's vile she's really really
really
7:19
vile and her apology was just
7:21
half-hearted it's like oh well
I've lost
7:26
so much caught up in the other
one
7:28
before that right yeah I've
lost respect
7:30
for her well I mean if she's
gonna jump
7:32
on every not proven uh-huh
7:37
to get your Photoshop out
people we're
7:40
gonna have some fun so instead
of really
7:42
apologizing the mainstream was
kind of
7:45
looking for ways out and you
know
7:47
there's other stuff that
surfaced the
7:49
second time in a row yeah each
time the
7:51
day after our show yeah we're
ramped up
7:54
and then ramped down like
within 24
7:56
hours because of the it's it's a
7:59
borderline hoax well
8:02
CNN as reported by on tour
actually
8:04
mentioned by NPR in this just
this last
8:07
little bit of a 45-minute
conversation
8:10
about it said this well Robbie
suave
8:13
associate editor at reason.com
thank you
8:15
so very much and we've got a
little bit
8:17
of news here that Native
American elder
8:19
Nate Nathan Phillips says he
will meet
8:21
with students at Covington
Catholic High
8:23
School
8:23
so that just happening and by
the way
8:25
Twitter according to CNN's
reporting
8:27
Twitter has also suspended the
original
8:30
Twitter account that helped
this video
8:32
go viral it looks like it was
being
8:35
amplified by a network of other
8:38
anonymous accounts
8:39
one analyst says we're all
conditioned
8:41
to react and engage or deny in
specific
8:43
ways and we all did basically
say you
8:49
know we can always blame it on
the
8:51
Russians for trying to sow
discord
8:54
discard because Russian BOTS
they didn't
8:58
say Russian but that's coming
oh they
9:00
amplified it and we fell for it
and the
9:01
news is anything but culpable
but of
9:04
course they are because that is
what the
9:06
machine is we've looked at this
many
9:08
times the machine is something
trends on
9:10
Twitter sure knows lip Joe's
just
9:12
sitting around all day TRO
there's
9:14
something going on there you
know usual
9:17
do they all of the saw and then
before
9:20
you know it I'm out rate
outrage ensues
9:24
now what's interesting is that
after
9:27
they got over there non-apology
9:29
the m5m is just sitting around
going
9:31
like well there are some real
issues and
9:33
you know let's just be honest
you know
9:35
do you see red hats it's you
know that's
9:37
just a sign of racist
9:39
so here's Angela Rai a former
gofer for
9:42
the Congressional Black Caucus
well it
9:44
not only is it hard to believe
it's hard
9:46
to accept I wish that for one
moment
9:48
right we can talk about what we
see
9:50
because people are talking
about well
9:51
you know what is happening
right now as
9:53
a result of what happened in
this
9:54
particular incident is our
varying
9:57
perspectives and I think that's
such a
9:58
powerful point our varying
perspectives
10:01
okay like forget Donald Trump
for a
10:04
second how is the very edges
but she
10:07
said she's a powerful point the
very
10:11
varying perspective of how is
that a
10:15
point how's that a powerful
point a
10:19
point is where you met you know
you mean
10:21
you just made a point but just
varying
10:23
perspectives is not a point
it's a thing
10:26
it is our varying perspectives
and I
10:29
think that's such a powerful
point like
10:31
forget Donald Trump for a
moment and
10:33
just think about the symbol of
that red
10:35
hat when I see the make America
great
10:37
again hat now Chris I am
triggered i'm
10:39
so triggered andre i think in a
lot of
10:42
ways our friendship has been
compromised
10:44
by the fact that you continue
to support
10:46
this man the one thing I will
say to you
10:47
to be absolutely fair is more
than
10:50
anybody else that I know on
this network
10:53
you will regularly take Donald
Trump to
10:55
task I don't agree with you on
this last
10:56
point but this make America
great again
10:58
hat is just as maddening and
frustrating
11:02
and triggering for me to look
at as a
11:04
KKK hood like that is the type
of
11:07
policies represent and until we
can have
11:10
common ground and understanding
about
11:12
that it that is that triggering
we're
11:14
gonna continue to have problems
so
11:15
you've got to ountry me
otherwise you
11:17
can't wear the hat has
triggered I'm not
11:19
record triggered wow this it is
Wow
11:26
because what has happened here
is the
11:29
media has really helped shape
this
11:32
vision that oh the media's
responsible
11:34
for the whole thing it's really
well
11:37
done by the way golf claps well
I don't
11:40
know do it that the way they
did but I
11:42
think it's the better outcome
than they
11:44
ever could have expected a dad
I agree
11:46
with but man now you mean and
there's
11:50
other it now you really got a
look at
11:53
all sides of everything yeah
well I
11:56
don't do it now get into AOC
later you
11:59
know of course went viral with
her being
12:01
an idiot so everyone said about
only 12
12:04
years left to live but you know
if you
12:07
take things out of context
without what
12:09
I said before and after then
you kind of
12:11
miss what's going on and that's
really
12:14
our show has been about this
but it's
12:16
gotten very difficult I fell
for this I
12:20
fell for these kids
12:22
dad not in a good way I fell
for like
12:24
how man I wasn't thinking
racist but
12:26
just put your jag-offs yeah
what else
12:29
why are they wearing the hats
that's too
12:31
bad and there you have it
12:33
red is racist anymore red is
racist so
12:38
now when you go to the Great
Wall of
12:39
China
12:40
and you buy the great wall caps
that are
12:44
sold that Stan souvenir shops
that's
12:47
we're up and down the Great Wall
12:51
everywhere you go and it's a
big red hat
12:53
it's got a little bigger brim
than the
12:55
Trump hat yeah great wall or
China or
12:59
something on it but it's a Red
Hat
13:01
no it's gonna be tricky to
China Great
13:04
Wall China hat is gonna be
triggering
13:06
people because it's racist it's
because
13:08
red walls are racist so they're
trying
13:11
to now they're just association
thing
13:12
again we've got red Red Hat red
states
13:17
yes Republican orange man bad
that's
13:21
right make people just resist
luckily
13:26
you know that not everybody
thinks the
13:28
Republicans have anything with
the color
13:30
red but a lot of people do yeah
it's
13:34
just very sad that the news
what they
13:40
call news media is doing this
they're
13:43
lazy lazy you get a Twitter
feed it's
13:50
what the job has become yeah
pretty much
13:53
who's Woo's watching the
Twitter feed
13:55
anything yeah I know man I'm
following
13:59
all my alma usuals yeah well I
didn't
14:03
fall for it
14:04
you know what did you see when
you first
14:06
thought please just name him
pay any
14:08
attention to it I ignored it
already
14:09
another piece of crap I didn't
want to
14:11
get involved with yeah I had
the basic
14:16
same feet although I really
felt like I
14:18
jeez but at the same time it's
like who
14:20
cares
14:21
it's like surprise surprise
there a
14:23
holes in the world why is this
all over
14:25
the place and that that's the
thing that
14:27
that they should be embarrassed
about
14:29
well there's no that's a thing
they
14:32
should be embarrassed about but
also it
14:34
doesn't matter because in a
year from
14:35
now you will hear someone on
the news
14:37
talking about the a native
native Indian
14:41
man Vietnam vet who was hounded
by those
14:44
mega hat kids no no this is
true what
14:47
you said that's the that's the
sick part
14:49
what you just said yeah is
absolutely
14:52
true they're gonna make it into
reality
14:54
we had over the weekend one of
Tina's
14:58
friends from Florida who you
would know
15:00
as the hill bought from Florida
when we
15:02
were down there this is what a
year and
15:04
a half ago I think and I got in
a big
15:08
argument with her maybe it was
two years
15:10
ago yeah so she came to stay I
gotta
15:15
tell you she is so tired of
everything
15:18
and she's I mean she posts last
time I
15:21
was on Facebook almost a year
ago she
15:23
would drive by Mar Lago you
know do a
15:25
selfie flipping off mar-a-lago
I mean
15:28
this kind of hill but Wow
15:30
yeah oh yeah how juvenile in
fact but
15:33
she was so open to talking with
me about
15:35
stuff and so willing to learn
because I
15:37
could tell she's really really
tired yes
15:39
because she's complete because
the
15:41
system of I don't know lies and
15:44
propaganda let's say by
generated by the
15:47
mainstream media is
short-circuits
15:49
people it's just because it
doesn't make
15:51
sense it when you absorb enough
of it
15:54
you you you're you're confused
cuz this
15:57
none of it doesn't make sense
at all and
15:59
she and she's very smart so she
I think
16:01
she um unconsciously you
thinking
16:06
subconsciously she knows that
something
16:10
let me just tell you how you can
16:11
identify a true hill bot this
only works
16:13
for women and I tried it out
and I was
16:15
right what you gotta say is let
me ask
16:18
you do you watch Rachel Maddow
and you
16:21
know the answer is like oh yes
and
16:23
before they can say I love
Rachel you
16:26
all just say hey if you were a
lesbian
16:27
and the first thing says I do
or I'd
16:30
marry her that's the true hill
but it's
16:32
universal yes yes yes Universal
the the
16:38
obits and Austin used to say
that
16:42
anyway I asked her I said you
so she had
16:45
only seen the picture and
hadn't heard
16:48
that it was fake and cuz now
she's just
16:50
keyed into her own sources I
guess so
16:54
there's there's an example of
someone
16:55
who might not have known that
because
16:57
this passes by and in 48 hours
there's
17:00
something else going on we
forget about
17:01
it but for her it would have
stayed that
17:03
way and I said when you saw the
picture
17:05
what you think bunch of a-holes
and said
17:07
let me let me guess when you
heard they
17:09
were Catholic she said wow
that's really
17:12
sad you said that and immediate
my first
17:15
response was Oh horrible you
know crazy
17:20
religious racist a-holes and
she caught
17:23
herself anyway for me it was it
was
17:26
really encouraging that there
are some
17:30
people are just so tired of it
so burnt
17:32
out from what what the system
is doing
17:34
to them that they seem to be
willing to
17:35
listen and why so ever might
come out of
17:38
it so the problem is there's a
good
17:40
study one of the best books on
17:41
propaganda it's not about how
to do it
17:45
or how it even how it works
necessarily
17:47
but the mechanism of cocooning
that is
17:51
required this is an old book is
that
17:52
it's written by the sociologist
a French
17:55
sociologist Jacques Lu well and
Jacques
17:58
le was one of his great books
is called
18:00
propaganda and if anyone can
get a copy
18:03
of it it was a major it was a
major book
18:06
when it came out do you know
that this
18:08
is one of the one of the first
no agenda
18:10
books discussed on the show it
could be
18:13
like I was 10 11 years ago yeah
we kind
18:17
of forgot about it but it's a
close it's
18:19
a good time to remind PS indeed
anyway
18:21
so what he asserts in the book
and among
18:25
other things it's a great book
to read
18:27
it's it's well written and it's
got a
18:29
style that is very singular to
this guy
18:33
he really starts bringing things
18:34
together at the end he gets very
18:35
exciting it's almost like a
really a
18:37
chase scene in a movie script
18:40
anyway he asserts that the only
way it
18:44
works at all is that you have
to be have
18:47
people in isiliye they have to
be an
18:49
isolation the best example of a
18:52
situation where propaganda
would work
18:54
when people just believe
whatever you
18:55
tell him is North Korea right
because
18:58
they don't really have any
other sources
19:00
of information and generally
speaking he
19:03
was I think hinting that in
Western
19:05
society we don't really have
that
19:06
problem because we have all
these
19:07
different sources but as we've
witnessed
19:09
during the ten years in this
show 11
19:12
we've witnessed that's not true
anymore
19:15
because the people because
thanks to the
19:17
internet and the idea well I'm
only
19:19
gonna give you the news you
want to hear
19:21
right that notion which was
right at the
19:24
beginning of the Internet we're
only
19:25
gonna give you the news you
want only
19:28
the stuff you're interested in
yep that
19:30
is the process of isolating
people so
19:34
they're only hearing in their
own little
19:36
group they hear only the
whatever their
19:39
red group or blue group or
whatever
19:41
group it is listens to it the
right wing
19:44
has been shown to have a little
more
19:47
leeway of maybe going out and
watching
19:50
Rachel Maddow for example
mostly so they
19:53
can complain but it's really
yes it's
19:55
the algos that do it of course
they'll
19:57
let yes yes yeah it is L goes
and and
20:01
that but the left doesn't do
that and
20:03
you talk to them they read the
New York
20:05
Times they listen to Ennis NBC
CNBC CNN
20:10
and you hear it when we when
they're
20:12
doing interviews of men on the
street
20:14
that was awhile I don't like
any of this
20:16
that's going on what's your
source of
20:18
news New York Times Washington
Post NBC
20:22
CNN and then that's it oh I
would never
20:26
watch Fox oh I would never
listen to
20:29
Rush Limbaugh I would never how
can you
20:31
I won't even watch the
President's
20:33
speech yeah exactly stuff you
know it
20:37
was fun because I laid my North
Korea
20:39
stuff on her because I you know
I had
20:42
some I had some of some good
back up and
20:44
say well you know who my uncle
is and
20:45
yeah and here's what he told me
about
20:48
North Korea and how many times
he's been
20:49
there and how they just want
they don't
20:51
want armistice they want to be
you know
20:52
the end of the war with South
Korea just
20:55
please you know let them be a
full
20:57
country and then Don's quote
which was
20:59
Dennis Rodman knows more about
North
21:01
Korea than anyone in the
administration
21:02
which was Obama administration
at the
21:04
time
21:05
and and I and I gave that all
to I was
21:08
like she's like oh wow mm-hmm
yes it cuz
21:13
she has in his mind in her mind
only and
21:15
she and even though she would be
21:18
understand and and and had and
her views
21:21
were changing she could not
stop herself
21:23
from calling him that idiot or
the moron
21:25
or the moronic orange Trump I
mean that
21:27
just kept slipping out it was
very very
21:30
interesting thank goodness
because it
21:33
could have been a very bad
weekend you
21:36
trying to save the weekend no I
like her
21:39
it's just you know she's a
little she
21:42
hot mmm she's a New York Jew
uh-huh that
21:47
has nothing to do with being
hot but I
21:49
won't even bother I don't
usually say
21:51
asked that but you always do
that to me
21:53
so I thought I'd do it to you
21:54
considering she's a friend of
your wife
21:55
would be will be well put it
this way
21:58
she says she gives mediocre
blowjobs
22:08
long story anyway she's cool
she's cool
22:12
but she remembered cuz she had
listened
22:13
to the show after I met her
last time
22:15
said you called me a hill bot
see but
22:17
you are I said yeah I am
22:18
okay so just admitting it was
good yeah
22:23
I guess that she'll be back at
her
22:25
Katoon well if you come to the
wedding
22:30
she's gonna be there you can
introduce
22:32
me as the hill bought from
Florida okay
22:36
she'll buy that right away she
knows who
22:38
you are you're famous I'm famous
22:42
onward yes kiss the president
just to
22:47
get signs on each lips about
that about
22:50
what the redhead kid I don't
need this
22:53
we've been killed with clips
the the for
22:57
me the importance is red is
racist
23:01
that symbol is racist and media
is off
23:05
the rocker and Liars and can't
even
23:07
apologize and oh by the way
there will
23:10
be some lawsuits oh yeah the
kids that
23:13
one kid in particular who was
taking all
23:15
my tasks yep I have one of the
women on
23:17
the Today Show mm-hmm oh he's
got it
23:21
they're gonna did you know
their money
23:23
did you know that when you're a
federal
23:26
employee certainly like
representatives
23:29
they can say whatever they want
about
23:32
you to you in the media
anywhere they
23:35
want and they have complete
immunity I
23:37
believed I know that yeah it
was like
23:39
some acts from being ground up
in court
23:44
yeah as a practical law it is a
23:47
practical law but there should
be some
23:49
limits somewhere well that's
not gonna I
23:52
don't think that'll ever happen
23:53
most of them guys are the
limits are
23:56
that if you're that bad that
you'd get
23:58
sued to death because you're
you know
24:00
the lips you're gonna get voted
out yeah
24:03
except in Berkeley so the
president took
24:08
show the president took so the
president
24:11
took the high road this morning
they
24:16
said okay Nancy
24:17
I'll do the State of the Union
when the
24:20
government is open again which
is kind
24:23
of unexpected I like that
tactic well he
24:28
must be expecting the
government to be
24:30
open again pretty soon I think
it will
24:32
be and last night I've been
busy I was
24:35
on my way to a dinner with the
former
24:37
New York banker and on LBJ or
whatever
24:43
it was we'll heard came on and
he was
24:47
talking about and he's a
Republican
24:50
Republican congressman from
Texas and he
24:54
he's the claims to be I'd
remembered his
24:57
Wikipedia page says that he's a
former
25:00
CIA covert operative and he's
that guy
25:04
and he loves talking about
himself as I
25:06
think if part of that's in this
clip and
25:07
I couldn't get the clip
25:09
from LBJ and I looked
everywhere and it
25:12
was just I guess there was no
recording
25:13
was in the car so I could have
recorded
25:14
it but he said something about
how this
25:17
would happen would be something
would be
25:19
passed in the Senate and then
something
25:23
else would have to pass in the
house
25:24
upon condition that Nancy
Pelosi would
25:26
bring the Senate bill to the
floor and
25:29
then Hurd said they have enough
votes I
25:32
mean I I wish I had the clip so
I I'm
25:35
just butchering it I'm sure but
he
25:37
sounded very confident that
there was
25:39
going to be this this process
partly
25:43
just alleged you know the a
protocol how
25:46
things work and also because it
has to
25:48
end and see where is he here he
is on
25:54
Fox with Dana Perino it was
just before
25:58
the interview that I heard let
me see is
26:04
this it damn I set that up so
nicely and
26:09
where the hell is my well this
is a
26:10
setup to me a flop well I don't
know if
26:14
this is the clip that I was
thinking of
26:15
but this is one of them I would
love to
26:17
lay a fiber-optic cable from
sea to
26:20
shining sea now this is
important
26:22
because will Hurd is also after
he left
26:25
the service he became a Silicon
Valley
26:27
guy and so he's very deep with
Silicon
26:30
Valley venture and he I don't
know what
26:32
cash in on this well of course
because
26:35
if you have an electronic wall
which is
26:38
what he's going for here yeah
until
26:40
somebody throws off the switch
and then
26:42
the hoards come running in
again me
26:44
going I'm sorry well if you
have the
26:45
electronic wall it's not just a
you know
26:49
a thing of concrete that just
stands
26:51
there no it needs upgrades and
updates
26:55
maintenance plan and it's
perfect and
26:58
now he's talking about
fiber-optic from
27:00
sea to shining sea and your
point is
27:02
well made you know one fiber
cut and you
27:05
have nothing from sea to
shining sea but
27:07
okay but it's an interesting
idea listen
27:09
to what he says I would love to
lay a
27:12
fiber-optic cable from sea to
shining
27:15
sea
27:15
it's a they're sensing tools
that can be
27:18
used off of a fiber-optic cable
and then
27:21
guess what someone
27:22
rural communities along the
border that
27:24
don't have access to really
high-speed
27:26
internet would be able to tap
into and
27:29
you could allow kids and
schools in the
27:31
city of Presidio to have access
to
27:33
high-speed Internet so this
would be an
27:35
underground fiber-optic Wow
it's it's
27:38
one to write a fiber optic
sensing can
27:41
help you identify somebody
coming across
27:43
the board and I don't hear you
saying
27:44
wall so I just want to be
really clear
27:46
you don't think a wall is the
solution
27:49
here as the President does well
a wall
27:51
from sea to shining sea is the
most
27:53
expensive and least effective
way to do
27:55
border security go barrier in
some
27:58
places does make sense with
this urban
28:01
the urban contacts right but
it's not
28:03
along all 2,000 miles of the
border and
28:07
there's probably only a handful
of miles
28:10
where something like that is
needed yeah
28:12
I guess I didn't clip that one
28:15
particular thing where he he
went into
28:17
this a little you know when it
was
28:19
background a little bit deeper
but I
28:21
think we'll see a combo deal
you'll see
28:24
wall you'll see he's got Trump
has got
28:27
to give in to Silicon Valley a
little
28:29
bit he's got to and it makes
sense and I
28:32
love this well if you string
this fiber
28:34
out in the desert then kids can
have
28:38
fast internet quite sure how
that works
28:41
when they talk about children
of Gila
28:45
monster but I think you well
here I have
28:51
a clip from PBS it's kind of in
the same
28:53
direction I want to play it
this is a
28:55
Pelosi shut down now yes when I
wrote to
28:58
him the second time to say
since every
29:00
English
29:01
we do not let's let's work
together
29:03
unusually agreeable date and we
can
29:06
welcome yoots quick happening
to get rid
29:08
of State of the Union address
government
29:11
is still shut down I still make
the
29:13
offer the State of the Union
speech has
29:15
been cancelled by Nancy Pelosi
because
29:19
she doesn't want to hear the
truth she
29:21
doesn't want the American
public to hear
29:24
what's going on and she's
afraid of the
29:27
truth and the super left
Democrats the
29:31
radical Democrats what's going
on in
29:33
that party is shocking
29:35
amid the sparring over the
State of the
29:37
Union there were faint signs of
possible
29:40
movement on ending the shutdown
several
29:43
top House Democrats suggested
that they
29:45
might offer up to five point
seven
29:47
billion dollars for border
security but
29:50
not for a wall the number three
House
29:52
Democrat james Clyburn said the
money
29:55
would pay for immigration
judges border
29:57
agents and technology I think
that it
30:01
can be done using the figure
that the
30:07
president has put on the table
if he is
30:09
five point seven billion
dollars is
30:12
about border security then we
see
30:15
ourselves fulfilling that
request only
30:19
doing it but what I like to
call using a
30:21
smart whoa smart wall guy
doesn't know
30:27
how to turn a computer on smart
wall
30:30
he's talking about a smart wall
yeah
30:33
well that's what heard is
pushing for
30:36
sure and somebody dropped that
term into
30:39
the public domain yes mark
smart wall
30:41
some some marketing we need a
different
30:44
we needed if we need like a
wall a wall
30:48
or wool wll you know drop a
drop a
30:52
constant and we need something
better
30:53
than smart wall-e wall-e wall-e
wall-e
30:59
wall-e hmm says a game about
electric
31:04
mystery walls here the
electrified
31:06
wall-e wall yeah wall of death
that now
31:10
you're talking wall of death
31:12
the one you know Austin is a
very odd
31:15
place in in Texas it being such
a
31:19
perceived red state this is a
very
31:21
liberal here Beto
31:24
signs everywhere Beto on cars
still up
31:29
oh yeah the signs are up the
cars have
31:31
the bumper stickers everyone
see there's
31:33
new bumper stickers colorful
bumper
31:34
stickers now a bit too just
like a
31:36
bumper stickers yeah I think I
saw a cop
31:39
even after the guy already lost
yeah
31:40
bring us more sticks or spit -
yeah - so
31:44
obviously if you talk to anyone
here in
31:45
Austin about the wall there um
you know
31:51
it's you can't have a wall it's
racist
31:54
it's immoral just a whole
orange man who
31:57
wants this raw with live music
good food
32:00
and nightlife there's lots to
bring
32:02
people to the Red River cultural
32:03
district but there's one sliver
of the
32:06
street where the city wants to
keep
32:07
people out why do people want
to come
32:09
out here if that's the stuff
that they
32:10
have to deal with Dave
machinist is part
32:12
owner of the Empire control room
32:14
his venue backs up to this
alley a small
32:17
stretch between beer land and
the
32:19
Sidewinder that's been a
challenge for
32:20
the community you can see
people dealing
32:22
drugs exchanging drugs for
money you can
32:25
see fighting people having sex
people
32:27
defecating I mean it's terrible
it's a
32:29
third-world country back there
when
32:31
police tried to fix the issue
with
32:33
lights city staff said it made
the
32:35
problem worse and Luke acres of
Hoboken
32:37
pie had a front row seat the
only way
32:40
needs to be shut down it should
have
32:41
been shut down over five years
ago
32:43
whenever we first started
complaining
32:44
about it I because it is the
head of the
32:47
drug and prostitution ring here
in
32:48
Austin place so earlier this
week the
32:50
city decided on plans for a
fence on
32:52
either end of the alley it'll
be at
32:54
least ten feet tall and the
businesses
32:57
on either side will have access
a city
32:59
spokesperson told us it's
become a
33:01
public safety concern there you
go
33:04
Austin does not want a wall to
stop
33:07
illegal entry into the country
but they
33:10
sure want one in the alley they
want a
33:12
wall alley yes ten feet high
that is
33:18
clip of the day for me
hypocrites all of
33:20
them I tell you hypocrites
33:22
[Music]
33:25
that's a great cliff budget
yeah there's
33:30
your Austin for you now same
thing right
33:32
let's go to Arizona find out
what
33:34
they're thinking there about
the wall
33:36
the president Trump battles it
out for
33:38
his funding for the border wall
and
33:39
Arizona lawmakers unique idea
to raise
33:42
funds right here in our state
is now
33:44
making national headlines yes
what do
33:46
you think of this we're talking
about
33:47
Arizona House bill 2444 from
33:50
representative Gail Griffin
she's a
33:53
Republican from Hereford and it
require
33:55
electronics manufacturers to
install
33:58
porn blocking software on all
phones
34:01
computers or tablets and the
only way to
34:04
unblock it pain a one-time fee
of at
34:07
least twenty bucks that money
would be
34:09
used for several purposes the
biggest
34:11
being border security right now
the bill
34:13
has not been scheduled for any
committee
34:16
hearings but it is getting a
lot of
34:18
attention vote these people out
of
34:21
office how's this jive with net
34:23
neutrality none of it jive with
net
34:27
neutrality yeah oh yeah the
algos will
34:31
be able to detect what's porn
know what
34:33
could possibly go wrong that's
why they
34:35
vote these people out there
stupid yes
34:38
it not not stupid for not
knowing what
34:41
they're talking about
34:42
but for doing that they're
stupid don't
34:47
yeah let's see what other
heartstrings
34:51
can we talk oh yes
34:52
Don Lemon overnight sensation
Oh your
34:57
favorite yes done yes he of
course
34:59
understands the plight the
plight of the
35:03
800,000 who are furloughed and
standing
35:06
in food lines and just gets
worse from
35:09
there done a little bit of pain
somebody
35:12
to say that when the repo man
comes it's
35:14
a little bit of pain can you
wait to
35:16
take the car a little bit of
pain I
35:18
wonder how the men and women
protect
35:19
this president the Secret
Service how
35:22
they feel about that take a
look at this
35:24
these special challenge coins
being
35:26
distributed to eight two agents
and to
35:28
their families pretty clearly
expressing
35:29
their frustration with the
words on the
35:32
flip side don't worry you'll
get back
35:34
pay
35:35
you know who loves a challenge
coin
35:38
that's the president he keeps a
bunch of
35:40
them in the Oval Office
wonderful ad
35:42
this newest one to that
collection I
35:44
sure want one
35:45
I do get me one of those
challenge coins
35:48
lately sounds fantastic
35:51
that's funny very very good he
does he
35:55
does a whole whole stand filled
with the
35:58
challenge coins I've got an
interesting
36:04
very interesting another room
piece on
36:07
the shut down by that woman
else in door
36:10
who is this that's the PBS
black oh yes
36:14
yes please
36:16
yes Gwen the woman who can
never feel
36:19
Gwen's shoes of course not who
can right
36:23
yeah who knew Twitter
36:27
Ted huh finally the No Agenda
show comes
36:30
clean about Gwen Ifill that's
like I
36:33
think we've said this a couple
of times
36:35
like we're really sad she's
gone dead
36:38
gone because yeah she was
talking about
36:41
for over a year
36:42
yeah it she kind of kept that
whole
36:43
operation in line yeah she was
the pro
36:47
yeah which is a problem when
they don't
36:50
have one anymore and there's
just a
36:51
bunch of Millennials you played
this
36:55
analysis is kind of interesting
well the
36:57
president doesn't want to look
weak and
36:59
he doesn't want to look like
he's caving
37:00
in to Democrats today he called
37:02
Democrats dangerous and said
that
37:04
they're being radicalized and
that they
37:05
can't be trusted with water
security he
37:08
also used what some people saw
was look
37:10
as loaded language when talking
about
37:11
spam Speaker Nancy Pelosi
37:13
he said that Nancy Pelosi is
dominating
37:15
Chuck Schumer that would be of
course
37:16
Senator Chuck Schumer and that
said that
37:18
Chuck Schumer is a puppet of
Nancy
37:20
Pelosi now we see the president
kind of
37:22
scrambling to decide how he's
gonna deal
37:24
with Nancy Pelosi and his
strategy for
37:26
her usually he's given people
nicknames
37:28
like crooked Hillary for
Hillary Clinton
37:30
or lyin Ted for Ted Cruz but in
this
37:32
case he just said Nancy who I'd
like to
37:34
call Nancy the other thing to
note is
37:36
that the president is facing
pressure
37:37
from his own conservative base
there was
37:40
a group of conservatives who
met today
37:41
with the president at the White
House
37:43
and one of them was a was the
president
37:45
of the Heritage Foundation her
husband
37:47
is actually one of the people
37:49
furloughed a federal worker and
this is
37:50
a large think tank based in
Washington
37:52
DC and she told me even though
I want my
37:54
husband to go back to work I
want the
37:56
president not to blink yeah
well your
38:00
job right a few complaining
letters for
38:03
sub the reason I wanted a place
that
38:04
reminded me of what the clip
you had
38:06
were Trump but or no the
earlier clip
38:10
that I had where Trump says she
the
38:12
reason she's cutting off the
State of
38:14
the Union speech which is
required by
38:16
the Constitution by the way but
it's not
38:18
a speech that's required you
can just
38:20
send a memo email a text this
graeme
38:24
this grand yes you can't the
grandiosity
38:27
of the State of the Union is not
38:29
required according to other
ways but the
38:32
point is that the point is what
I'm
38:34
trying to where I'm going is
not it's
38:36
gonna do with that it's the
fact that he
38:37
he's decided to start going
with his
38:39
propagandistic the ideas and he
said in
38:43
that clip Nancy doesn't want to
hear the
38:46
truth that the reason cuz she
doesn't
38:51
want to hear the truth about
the State
38:52
of the Union I guess I don't
know it was
38:56
just a she's trying to project
an image
39:01
of Democrats with their hands
over their
39:03
ears yes ma'am I can't hear I
can't hear
39:06
I can't hear I guess but it's
silly
39:09
there is a I caught a law
coming to the
39:13
floor it's not even written yet
but
39:15
it'll be House Resolution 705 to
39:18
authorize the administrator of
the
39:20
Transportation Security
Administration
39:21
to utilize the security service
P fee to
39:25
pay transportation security
offers or
39:27
salaries during a lapse in
39:28
appropriations for the TSA
which is a
39:31
good idea I mean the money's
still
39:35
coming in the airlines pay fees
for the
39:39
job that these guys there is an
actual
39:41
payment for this job that's why
it some
39:45
airports have commercial
companies doing
39:47
it like or TSA they were all
done by
39:49
commercial
39:50
so there's fees paid and the
idea who
39:52
put this in who put this bill
in by a
39:55
timing I think this is gonna be
over in
39:57
the next week Cato yeah I agree
I agree
40:01
and there's gonna be some kind
of you
40:04
know what smart wall is
actually good
40:06
because it still has the word
wall yeah
40:10
we should make everyone kind of
happy
40:12
and that's got to be some wall
everyone
40:13
agrees on some wall and you
know the
40:15
border the border fence Act
which was
40:18
never funded you know they're
gonna work
40:20
it out it's just what a waste
of space
40:23
and time just wasting
everybody's time
40:27
except for the cable news
40:29
they loved the nest and
business it I
40:32
don't know why they have to
stay in
40:34
business they're not doing
their jobs
40:35
but yes they are denied giving
us enough
40:39
stuff funded the overseas news
is really
40:42
getting wealth etic do you want
to go
40:44
there nothing from these guys
you want
40:46
to go there now overseas let's
start
40:48
with Venezuela well I have seen
some
40:51
news about Venezuela that's the
only one
40:54
so let me just what I understand
40:56
happened here is Maduro who
which we
40:59
kind of predicted in the last
show for
41:01
sure we saw it coming down
coming down
41:04
Broadway
41:06
so it's cover art of the last
show
41:08
included the guy who is now
served
41:12
what's his name again
41:13
yes no Guido yes so yeah so
there was a
41:17
vote Guido did not win but then
the
41:21
observers conveniently
including the
41:24
United States and UN and way
way Guido
41:28
did win now I thought he didn't
win
41:30
didn't win what I thought I
didn't win
41:32
the election
41:33
Guido won the election he's the
head of
41:35
the assembly no he hmm I okay I
read it
41:40
differently
41:41
Maduro well knows that neither
guy ran
41:44
against Maduro you must be
thinking
41:45
about somebody else well let's
play
41:48
these clips and we'll get to
the bottom
41:50
of it well the bottom line is
Maduro
41:52
doesn't want to give up the
seat that's
41:54
the bottom line
41:55
Maduro won
41:57
yeah okay usually you tell me
then tell
42:00
me what's going on cuz I'm
confused
42:02
yep airily he did not win the
42:04
presidential he won he's the
president
42:06
of the there government but not
at the
42:09
president of the country and
there's
42:10
something that he did not win
I'm pretty
42:12
sure he didn't run he ran from
what he
42:15
ran before he won what he ran
for all
42:18
right and they've just all
everybody
42:21
else I got three reports on the
same
42:23
topic from three different
angles and I
42:25
want to play all three of them
they're
42:27
not well they're a little long
and this
42:28
should be but first you have
democracy
42:30
now which is a socialist
operation as
42:32
far as they're concerned Maduro
should
42:34
be running the place into the
ground is
42:35
okay by them then we have PBS
which
42:38
tries to take kind of a
journalistic
42:41
approach to them they don't get
anywhere
42:42
then we have the report from
CBS CIA
42:46
report that just tells us
what's going
42:48
on now can we just say up front
that
42:51
Guido if you look at his
biography
42:54
everything's kind of like
ho-hum until
42:56
you get to his master's degree
at jord
43:00
was it
43:01
Georgetown he's our guy yes
he's our guy
43:09
let's start with Venezuelan
update
43:11
democracy now and listen to
what they
43:13
leave out the United States is
43:15
continuing to ratchet up
pressure on
43:17
Venezuela and what appears to
be part of
43:19
a coordinated effort to remove
the
43:21
Venezuelan president Nicolas
Maduro from
43:23
office on Tuesday vice
president Mike
43:26
Pence posted a video message
online
43:28
telling Venezuelan opposition
leaders
43:30
and protesters that the u.s.
supports
43:32
their efforts to Aust
43:34
the president hola I'm Mike
Pence the
43:39
vice president of the United
States and
43:42
on behalf of President Donald
Trump and
43:44
all the American people let me
express
43:47
the unwavering support of the
United
43:49
States as you the people of
Venezuela
43:51
raise your voices in a call for
freedom
43:56
Nicolas Maduro is a dictator
with no
43:59
legitimate claim to power
Venezuelan
44:01
president Maduro responded by
saying he
44:04
would revise diplomatic
relations with
44:06
the United States
44:07
saying quote never before has a
44:10
high-level official said that
the
44:12
opposition should overthrow the
44:14
government
44:15
unquote Venezuelan vice
president Desi
44:18
Rodriguez also responded to the
pence
44:21
video people might notice and
that is in
44:24
Blair because mr. pence doesn't
have a
44:27
job now he wants to come and run
44:28
Venezuela handing out
instructions on
44:31
what should happen in Venezuela
tomorrow
44:33
openly calling for coup d'etat
in
44:35
Venezuela I will say it like the
44:37
Venezuelan people would say it
to you
44:39
Yankee go home Monday the
government of
44:42
President Maduro said it
suppressed a
44:44
military revolt in the capital
Caracas
44:46
Maduro has accused the u.s.
along with
44:49
Canada and twelve Latin
American allies
44:51
including Brazil of plotting a
coup
44:53
against his socialist government
44:55
meanwhile opposition groups are
planning
44:57
to hold major anti Maduro
protests today
45:00
across Venezuela well it sounds
like a
45:03
coup to me this is the make
good cuz we
45:10
could not get Chavez out of the
out of
45:12
the office I think we just
moved up one
45:14
spot I think we did we're
number seven
45:17
with a bullet now we hear the
same
45:19
report on PBS we hear a few
more details
45:21
in fact she never mentions
Guido at all
45:26
in that report because and the
previous
45:29
shows she's had these experts
on it says
45:31
this guy this Guido guy he's
nobody
45:36
knows who he is he's an unknown
he's
45:38
just some sort of guy he's just
somehow
45:41
won the head of the assembly he
became
45:43
that guy and that now is just be
45:45
familiarize himself with people
reported
45:48
differently on PBS
45:50
venezuela's President Nicolas
Maduro
45:52
faces the most direct challenge
to his
45:54
nearly six years in power today
as Nick
45:57
Schifrin reports the US and
more than a
45:59
half a dozen other countries
recognized
46:02
Juan Cueto currently the head of
46:04
Venezuela 's national assembly
as the
46:06
country's legitimate president
on a
46:11
stage in downtown Caracas in
front of a
46:13
crowd of thousands thirty five
love
46:15
languages right hand and
administered
46:18
his own oath of office
46:20
I swear to formally assume the
powers of
46:23
the National Executive as the
president
46:25
in charge of Venezuela around
the
46:28
capital and country today
hundreds of
46:30
thousands perhaps millions of
46:32
Venezuelans rallied in support
of Guido
46:34
and called for a change in
government we
46:38
are here to support our National
46:40
Assembly the only legitimate
power for
46:43
the 14 million Venezuelan nuns
demanded
46:49
freedom and other protesters
demanded
46:51
president Nicolas Maduro step
down your
46:55
time is up
46:56
and your cabinets understand
this
46:58
Venezuela has outgrown you
Venezuelans
47:03
have protested before but this
time the
47:05
usually fractured opposition
has a
47:07
consensus leader until recently
rido was
47:10
relatively unknown but he's
47:12
criss-crossed the country
speaking
47:13
against Maduro asking for
support from
47:16
the international community and
47:17
Venezuela's powerful military
no we are
47:22
not asking you to mount a coup
or to
47:24
shoot on the contrary we're
asking you
47:26
not to shoot at us and defend
together
47:29
with us the right of our people
to be
47:31
heard so that sounds very much
like they
47:36
got all these groups together
yeah in
47:38
concert the CIA operation I
don't think
47:42
I think this is something that
they
47:44
they've been working on and
they I think
47:46
they're putting all their real
smart
47:49
guys on doing this this was a
this was a
47:53
real good job because so far
just the
47:57
guy just slips in he pops up
he's
47:59
totally likable looking Obama
kind of
48:02
thing the CIA knows how to run
that yeah
48:05
he's only 35 the guy just
inaugurated
48:07
himself I mean that's good that
all
48:10
right that's it that's a coup
right
48:11
there yeah so that we're gonna
go to our
48:14
doubt 'let CBS to hear what the
how
48:18
they're gonna try to spin it I
think
48:20
that PBS did the best reporting
on this
48:22
which we just heard very
different than
48:26
the Democracy Now reporting
where
48:27
they're just all they all in on
Teresa
48:29
well let's just you and I are
not jaded
48:35
but we've just accepted as fact
that's
48:37
what we do yeah and we put a
basis we do
48:42
a good job these guys go broke
because
48:46
of us I mean they will go broke
if they
48:48
don't play they dip play play
the game
48:51
right bye okay Venezuela CBS
hundreds of
48:53
thousands of Venezuelans
protested in
48:55
the streets today demanding that
48:57
President Nicolas Maduro step
aside 35
49:01
year old Juan Cueto the head of
the
49:03
National Assembly swore himself
in as
49:05
the new leader of the country
journalist
49:08
Virginia Lopez glasses in
Caracas there
49:10
were also videos of the
National Guard a
49:13
throwing tear gas at protesters
and also
49:16
taking some protesters a with
them
49:19
prisoners backing the
opposition the
49:21
Trump administration which
today along
49:23
with Canada and more than a
dozen other
49:25
countries officially recognized
WeDo as
49:27
interim president at the White
House
49:29
reporters asked President Trump
if he'd
49:31
take military action to protect
the
49:33
opposition movement
49:36
Venezuela once a wealthy
country with
49:38
the largest proven oil reserves
in the
49:39
world is on the verge of
economic
49:41
collapse with food and medicine
in short
49:44
supply it has become a haven for
49:46
terrorists and drug traffickers
more
49:49
than 3 million Venezuelans have
fled
49:51
into surrounding countries
49:52
scholar Moshe Rendon's family
still
49:55
lives there we're talking about
300
49:57
children expected to die
because of lack
49:59
of food the average Venezuelan
has lost
50:02
24 pounds in the last year
Maduro has
50:06
long blamed the u.s. for his
country's
50:07
problems even accusing
Venezuelan and
50:10
Colombian immigrants living in
Florida
50:12
for a failed assassination
attempt last
50:14
August
50:16
today he severed diplomatic
ties and
50:18
ordered US embassy personnel
out of the
50:20
country within 72 hours the
Pentagon and
50:24
State Department are
determining how to
50:25
protect US diplomats still in
Venezuela
50:28
sources tell CBS News that
Guido is now
50:31
in hiding in Caracas the next
steps are
50:34
unclear Maduro still has
powerful
50:36
supporters including China and
Russia
50:38
and for now Jeff his own
military
50:42
right yeah so that we have the
truer
50:45
picture yes Maduro did not
revise me Amy
50:50
put it revised relationships
with United
50:54
staes he he expelled the United
States
50:57
it's the difference seems to me
yeah but
51:00
we're not budging apparently
well no we
51:02
laughter we're leaving we're
trying to
51:03
get out of there safely hmm
we're not
51:06
sticking around the embassy
51:07
no no NBC's got to get out but
everyone
51:09
else stays well glad hopes they
would we
51:13
know who's gonna stay this
Latino team
51:15
mm-hmm and they apparently then
they I
51:19
guess they know enough about the
51:21
situation that they can take
Guido
51:26
as I call me Guido and lock him
up
51:30
someplace so he won't get
killed because
51:33
that's what the module is no I
want to
51:36
do and so if you're running the
show if
51:38
you're one of the whoever the
station
51:39
chief is and these other guys
that are
51:42
having to do this thing they
make it
51:43
look like it's just natural
51:46
you know enough to get this guy
buried
51:49
so he can crop up later as the
big
51:51
reigning hero after Maduro
either quits
51:53
or something happens they this
just not
51:56
over I've been looking at the
Dutch news
51:59
fitting I'm waiting for Curacao
or
52:02
Bonaire and these are islands
you can
52:03
almost see Venezuela which are
Dutch
52:06
actually
52:08
municipalities nothing from
them it's
52:11
right off the coast
52:13
they have been read in yeah
well I think
52:18
so far
52:20
mission accomplished that's so
far so
52:23
good I don't think that misses
anywhere
52:25
near accomplished
52:26
I mean don't forget that we
went around
52:29
and around with shadows Caesar
with some
52:33
Java stuff a lot yeah and we
tried to
52:36
kill him a couple of times and
we tried
52:38
to make him do deals and
everything he
52:39
ended up becoming more powerful
than
52:41
ever so it can turn the other
way he
52:47
never wanted to play ball and
what is
52:48
our benefit what do we want a
world
52:51
largest supply of oil oh really
52:54
reserves the world's largest
reserves
52:57
bigger than Saudi Arabia yeah I
think
53:01
yeah I think we want that yeah
I think
53:04
so yeah who's in there what
companies
53:10
Whelan right doesn't yeah it's a
53:12
Venezuelan company that is gut
issues
53:14
all over the United States and
there's
53:15
all Venezuelan oil that they
have their
53:17
own resins pretty much they
pretty much
53:19
vertically integrated so it's
fine not
53:25
as long as the oil comes over
here but
53:28
yeah you know it's still
53:31
if we could get Venezuela we
all should
53:33
just take Canada for their oil
- yeah
53:36
Canada's at number three don't
forget
53:38
we're number eight so there are
that in
53:40
our sights but the Venezuelan
oil we
53:45
don't need Canada we don't need
anybody
53:46
if we could get a hold of that
oil right
53:49
all right so something to do
with this
53:55
well suppose oh yeah
53:56
there was the the two marches
over the
54:00
weekend the March for Life and
the march
54:04
for the women's March which was
split up
54:07
and really there's some clips
and less
54:10
show about the women's March
yeah but
54:11
there wasn't much it wasn't
much to do
54:14
about the about the marches
they didn't
54:16
have the scale they didn't have
the
54:20
right to the march for life so
that
54:23
would be the anti-abortion
people that
54:26
an interesting speaker but they
never
54:28
get any coverage no well
there's a
54:31
reason so one of their main
speakers was
54:34
ben shapiro huh now you got us
i wish
54:38
you could see the video so he's
on a
54:40
stage he's sitting down behind
a desk
54:43
with his laptop open his laptop
as a big
54:47
daily wire sticker on it on the
lid and
54:50
he's reading he's reading from
his
54:53
laptop while he's on stage with
this
54:55
crowd and actually the crowd
microphone
54:58
reading his speech from his
laptop
54:59
sitting down so I'm gonna play
this what
55:05
a stylist it's it's baffling
and he also
55:10
lost a couple sponsors over
this speech
55:13
for his radio show which is
just the
55:15
beginning
55:15
finally argument number 10 this
one has
55:18
become popular in recent years
after the
55:20
book Freakonomics came out that
argument
55:22
is that abortion lowers the
crime rate
55:23
right that all the that what
has lowered
55:26
the crime rate traditionally
has been
55:27
killing all the would-be
criminals
55:28
first of all hey I don't know
who's
55:32
comfortable with the pre-crime
version
55:34
of humanity where we got to
decide
55:35
before you're born whether
you're likely
55:37
to be a criminal and then abort
you
55:38
based on future and criminal
activity in
55:40
which you have not participated
and the
55:41
crowd is just riveted by this
fancy
55:43
the presentation the argument I
guess
55:46
here is that would you kill
baby Hitler
55:48
and the truth is that no
pro-life person
55:50
on earth would kill baby Hitler
right
55:52
because baby Hitler wasn't
Hitler adult
55:53
Hitler was Hitler
55:54
maybe Hitler was a baby and
when you
55:56
presumably want to do with baby
Hitler
55:57
was take baby Hitler out of baby
55:59
Hitler's house and move baby
Hitler into
56:01
a better house where he would
not grow
56:02
up to be that's the idea would
you kill
56:09
baby Hitler and the truth is
that no
56:10
pro-life person on earth would
kill baby
56:11
Hitler right because baby
Hitler wasn't
56:13
Hitler adult Hitler was Hitler
maybe
56:14
Hitler was a baby right would
you
56:15
presumably want to do with baby
Hitler
56:17
was take baby Hitler out of baby
56:18
Hitler's house and move baby
Hitler into
56:20
a better house where he would
not grow
56:21
up to be Hitler dude dude no
he'll be
56:37
much coffee so much coffee Ben
he's
56:41
gonna go to decaffeinate is
gonna be de
56:43
platformed it's gonna happen no
oh yeah
56:47
platform to worry about it hmm
okay
56:50
coming up I have see I'm sorry
were you
56:54
gonna say something no I just
really
56:56
realized something just don't
mumbled
56:59
one interesting piece of news
for people
57:02
who believe they can monetize
the
57:04
network which there you go yeah
it's
57:07
just a shorty though I love it
after
57:11
years and years and years of
and I'm
57:15
looking at every single
developer like
57:17
Google so great they're really
making
57:19
the best browser yeah crumb
crumb crumb
57:21
crumb crumb oh yeah everything
workers
57:23
croak yeah Google knows what
they're
57:24
doing this is smart
57:25
yeah well here we are Google
announced
57:29
they are changing the extension
API
57:34
which for all intents and
purposes will
57:37
make ad blocking impossible with
57:41
third-party ad blockers
specifically
57:44
it's the one that I was using
Pro no no
57:50
no no you block origin is
probably one
57:53
of the better ones
57:54
no actually adblock Pro
57:57
but they will be allowed to
continue to
58:00
function but of course they
allow ads
58:02
through for a fee so now we're
in the
58:06
situation that just when
Microsoft as an
58:10
aside announced that they were
moving to
58:12
the chromium engine on the
backend for
58:16
their edge browser Google is
really
58:19
clamping down and everybody's
like oh
58:22
what this is well is an ad
agency this
58:27
is what we warned you of and
here it is
58:29
and actually there's a thread
with
58:32
Brendan Eich from brave and so
the brave
58:35
browser will obviously be able
to combat
58:37
this change because they have
other
58:39
other systems in there a lot of
noise
58:42
about everyone going back to
Firefox
58:44
which I doubt I never went to
chrome I
58:50
wish I was Crum I'm pretty sure
that
58:55
everyone just go oh ok and
they'll take
58:57
the adblock fro and everyone
will just
58:59
move on their merry way except
people
59:03
like me I installed my piehole
yesterday
59:07
based on this news I have to
tell you
59:10
this is what is my piehole my
piehole
59:14
PIH Oh Ellie this is I think
we've
59:18
talked about it before it's you
get a
59:21
Raspberry Pi pronounce that bit
holy be
59:24
holy yeah well there's a -
piehole
59:27
piehole ewwww
59:29
so you get a Raspberry Pi very
59:32
inexpensive you know like what
is it now
59:34
20 bucks you got a good one go
to the
59:37
Internet you issue one command
it
59:40
installs this pie hole which
includes
59:43
community open-source lists of
all the
59:47
URLs you want to block and
whenever you
59:50
in your own network at home
whenever you
59:53
are on the web any of these
it's kind of
59:56
like what brave does inherently
anything
59:59
of any program in this case
anything
1:00:01
you're using will then be
routed into
1:00:04
kind of like this dead zone so
it never
1:00:05
appears in your browser but it
kind of
1:00:07
appears as though it it did
1:00:08
go through for the service
serving of
1:00:11
the ways which brave does yes
and but
1:00:14
this is fantastic
1:00:16
cuz brave has his problems you
know it's
1:00:18
still wonky it's it's very
wonky kevie
1:00:21
do images properly has all
kinds of
1:00:24
issues with it but this pie
hole oh my
1:00:27
god and it's also fun to see
you know
1:00:30
like this Microsoft is they
have like 18
1:00:33
different things they're
pinging once
1:00:35
every second it's coming from
all over
1:00:37
there even pinging Bing God
knows why
1:00:41
but it's just oh my god
1:00:43
all this stuff is blocked out
is really
1:00:46
really good and I'm thinking
this would
1:00:47
be a great product if if we
could do
1:00:49
Hardware yeah everyone just
needs one of
1:00:52
these you need a thing to just
you know
1:00:54
I got a USB stick if it will be
possible
1:00:55
it's not to just have one of
these
1:00:58
everywhere you go it's real
it's and it
1:01:00
speeds up your whole experience
because
1:01:03
it's blocking I'm blocking a
little
1:01:05
under 30 percent of all traffic
that is
1:01:08
just ad based bullcrap
1:01:10
yeah 30 percent is really good
get off
1:01:17
the net now everyone has to go
towards
1:01:21
these things because yeah the
Chrome
1:01:23
browser is just completely
compromised
1:01:25
and thank you very much
developers who
1:01:28
thought Google was the best
thing ever
1:01:29
and now you're gonna have to
deal with
1:01:31
it yourself hey Google does
what they do
1:01:36
because they do what they do
and with
1:01:39
that I'd like to thank you for
your
1:01:41
courage say in the morning to
you John
1:01:42
see Derek had no see for you
just maybe
1:01:46
your name Chrome I'd like to
thank you
1:01:50
for your courage and say in the
morning
1:01:51
to you John see where the C
stands for
1:01:53
chrome Dvorak in the morning
you'll miss
1:01:57
random curry also in the
morning to the
1:01:59
ship said to see and the feet
in the
1:02:01
water in the subs and the water
and the
1:02:03
dames and nights out there and
in the
1:02:04
morning to art roll room you
can find
1:02:06
them at No Agenda stream comm
also
1:02:09
starting to be blocked here and
there by
1:02:10
some corporate to firewalls
because
1:02:13
apparently we we steal your we
fish on
1:02:15
you I don't know what the hell
this it's
1:02:18
we're slowly going down people
1:02:20
and all I'm trying to bring up
the
1:02:23
firewalls I say what let me as
1:02:26
ridiculous if it anybody blocks
us this
1:02:29
uh but I mean that's what they
do I mean
1:02:35
you get reported by someone
then all of
1:02:36
a sudden you're just on the
list there's
1:02:38
nothing you can do about it
it's called
1:02:39
deep platforming bitching moan
in the
1:02:42
morning - Darren O'Neill as we
discussed
1:02:44
earlier he brought us the
artwork for
1:02:45
episode 11:05 the type of that
was
1:02:47
bombshell and we had our Guido
Obama
1:02:53
picture up there so you could
see how
1:02:56
close the the resemblances in
stature in
1:03:01
gaze as in Gaz smile everything
is very
1:03:07
very similar uncanny almost it
looks
1:03:10
like I don't want to say too
much but
1:03:13
this show did kind of predict
and here
1:03:15
we are knew it was gonna happen
alright
1:03:21
nice if I had my reading
glasses but
1:03:24
okay I wish I was the bionic
eye doing
1:03:27
by the way
1:03:28
it's great you still need
reading
1:03:30
glasses for him
1:03:31
you couldn't yeah these lenses
only have
1:03:34
you there's different kinds of
lenses
1:03:36
you can get whiners fixed focal
and then
1:03:38
you have some different focal
lengths or
1:03:41
our variable focal lengths but
the one
1:03:42
that I have is like medium to
long -
1:03:46
focal ranges but binocular
vision
1:03:49
most people they get the single
focal
1:03:52
length to get long and then
we're
1:03:54
glasses right but they you
something can
1:03:56
sometimes lose mine ocular
vision and
1:03:58
then then there's these crazy
ones that
1:04:03
are just you look at him and
you go why
1:04:05
would I put that in my eye but
1:04:06
apparently they give you a full
range of
1:04:08
vision which would be the
reason but the
1:04:13
way that they explain it it's
like yeah
1:04:15
I know it looks weird this this
lens but
1:04:18
apparently your brain gets this
images
1:04:22
just by the way this really
makes you
1:04:25
wonder about the basis of
reality seeing
1:04:30
is believing you mean no I think
1:04:31
everything
1:04:33
sketchy okay because this thing
is
1:04:35
parently just throws a bunch of
crap
1:04:37
into your eye and the brain
goes I think
1:04:39
I can piece this together yes
look
1:04:42
perfect and you have this great
vision
1:04:45
comes random scraps that are
thrown into
1:04:48
the under the retina it's just
like okay
1:04:51
so it's Oh
1:04:51
okay so it's not just a clean
focal lens
1:04:54
it's like a whole bunch of like
sand no
1:04:58
it's a lens but a lot of debris
got all
1:05:00
kinds of little dips and
doodles on them
1:05:02
it's like now like just a lens
that you
1:05:05
could like a camera lens it's
got more
1:05:07
going on and it's not natural
because
1:05:11
our drill lens is like a
rubbery little
1:05:13
thing that you helps us focus
because it
1:05:15
changes shape right but it's
just the
1:05:19
one there's a lot to it more to
it than
1:05:20
you'd think
1:05:21
okay okay start with us start
off um now
1:05:25
we don't have any official
executive
1:05:26
producers today I saw I wanted
to
1:05:29
mention that we have no
executive
1:05:32
producer again this is two
times in the
1:05:34
same month which is a huge
difference
1:05:38
relax it's actually an economic
1:05:39
indicator for Wall Street it
might be
1:05:43
mm-hmm
1:05:43
not happy about it this is Brian
1:05:48
it's wifeÃs riffles
1:05:51
well whiffle's okay and he came
in at
1:05:54
282 dollars and 28 cents in the
check
1:05:56
jeunesse Co Illinois and I
don't think
1:05:58
he expect to become executive
producer
1:06:00
but he is going to be executive
producer
1:06:02
he did send a notice alright
ITM thank
1:06:05
you for your twice weekly
sanity check I
1:06:08
have been an avid listener of
the show
1:06:12
for a little over two years it
was after
1:06:16
being turned turned into as
he's got
1:06:19
this very small crazy-looking
writing
1:06:21
with stuff in between onto your
show by
1:06:24
a couple
1:06:26
of dudes named Ben at work so
that's a
1:06:30
good sign we got dudes they've
been
1:06:31
converting dudes named Ben hey
they're
1:06:34
the ones that will save the
world right
1:06:37
right
1:06:40
he needs a probably give them
addy
1:06:42
dishing okay let me just grab
my douche
1:06:45
machine and my deduced ah well
this is
1:06:54
interesting that's what all the
1:06:56
scribbling is okay I get it now
I'll get
1:06:59
your pen out okay I made an
error by not
1:07:01
sending this to Eric apparently
this
1:07:03
donation brings me to the
knighthood
1:07:05
level ah
1:07:06
okay please assign me the title
of Sir
1:07:11
Dirt Farmer of Western Illinois
okay sue
1:07:16
me it's available as if it's
not mmm
1:07:20
let's check okay Bryan whistles
he will
1:07:27
be sir
1:07:28
or was it Dirt Farmer Dirt
Farmer of
1:07:32
Illinois yeah all right please
give me a
1:07:36
dealer's choice of jingles and
some
1:07:38
small business Karma as my wife
and I
1:07:41
have recently started a new
business on
1:07:43
the side also includes some us
I can't
1:07:48
read this something karma hell
health
1:07:51
karma okay got it
1:07:52
health Karma for my family okay
got it
1:07:55
uh well it's he's just saying a
dealer's
1:07:58
choice I mean I just push a
button okay
1:08:06
[Applause]
1:08:08
by ein Rand
1:08:11
you've got karma Anthony de
prata a in
1:08:18
Somerset in Kentucky $250 and
he'll be
1:08:23
the first associate executive
producer
1:08:25
for yes it could have made with
the $20
1:08:28
more idea an expat who's been
living
1:08:30
overseas for more than ten
years I'm
1:08:32
relocating back to the USA in
the summer
1:08:34
all right culture shock no
great timing
1:08:39
anyway I need job karma I
appreciate the
1:08:42
Karma and any sounds JA John
enjoys I
1:08:46
play the little girl of the new
little
1:08:49
girl Smitley
1:08:51
which oh the don't eat me a
little girl
1:08:54
yeah don't eat a new one the
new don't
1:08:56
eat me grow okay
1:08:59
Tony D yeah he's in I guess
Jeju South
1:09:03
Korea okay they'll be back
where is the
1:09:08
little girl and I'm like
xandrie okay
1:09:14
okay there we go what was the
gist of
1:09:16
that and jobs come Jobs Karma
okay jobs
1:09:24
and jobs let's vote for jobs
now we have
1:09:35
anonymous boot in the air I
want you to
1:09:37
read this while I go look for
my reading
1:09:39
glasses okay so he wants a goat
karma
1:09:41
trained farmer trained comer so
when I
1:09:45
do a goat farmer and get that
ready
1:09:48
ready for him this is from
Madonna
1:09:52
--mess boats in the air
crackpot bus
1:09:54
kill please d douche me again
with this
1:09:56
donation of two 3333
1:09:58
you've been deduced at 200
ollars for an
1:10:04
associate executive producer
credit and
1:10:06
3333 from my podcasting license
for real
1:10:09
this time Adam though there is
actually
1:10:11
no license we send out if you
send me
1:10:14
your desired name then we'll
give you
1:10:18
first name dot last name dot
podcast
1:10:22
license comm and you get a
certificate
1:10:24
with that so it could be
anonymous dot
1:10:26
boots dot in that in the is
something
1:10:28
like that the events of my life
as of
1:10:30
late have led me somewhere I
don't want
1:10:32
to be so in an aggressive
attempt to
1:10:34
change my situation I request
the
1:10:36
powerful goat karma and I am
it's very
1:10:41
powerful and I implore other
producers
1:10:43
to help me with an experiment
Oh pay
1:10:45
attention I will be comparing
the events
1:10:47
of goat Karma induced 2019
versus my no
1:10:51
Karma control of 2018 I urge
another
1:10:56
producer to attempt the same
with the
1:10:57
standard karma model and we can
compare
1:11:00
notes in late December all right
1:11:02
I'm always excited to download
the new
1:11:04
show every Sunday and Sunday I
don't
1:11:08
always agree with you - you
don't need
1:11:10
to say it but I appreciate the
copious
1:11:12
amounts of work you've you put
into
1:11:14
finding the truth iddah t the
truth adi
1:11:16
of the m5m and their
shortcomings I
1:11:19
request goat karma for the
experiment
1:11:20
and train foamer because it
always makes
1:11:23
me laugh also I was wrong he
doesn't
1:11:26
want that he wants just a
regular foam
1:11:28
or jingle okay here you go
thank you for
1:11:31
your support
1:11:32
[Music]
1:11:37
you've got karma all right let
us know
1:11:42
in December yeah that'll be the
the test
1:11:45
the big test yes the goat karma
test of
1:11:49
2019 Nelson's it's a Selim sila
my yeah
1:11:57
in boise boise boise idaho not
two
1:12:01
hundred dollars and 33 cents um
oops
1:12:05
oops oops oops
1:12:06
forgive me pawed Father for I
have
1:12:08
sinned I have committed the
great crime
1:12:10
of douchebaggery by not donating
1:12:12
donating for nearly a year
1:12:13
money's been tight due to
moving twice
1:12:16
in a year and all the associated
1:12:17
expenses now since that last
donated I
1:12:20
have joined the collects aghhh
1:12:21
collects it Exodus leaving the
People's
1:12:24
Republic of California and
permanently
1:12:26
resettling in the great state
of Idaho
1:12:28
I could swear I felt my amygdala
1:12:31
relaxing gradually since making
the move
1:12:33
I promise not to bring
socialism and
1:12:36
poop covered streets with me
but I can't
1:12:38
say the same for the thousands
of other
1:12:40
California transplants who have
preceded
1:12:42
me and are going to follow
shortly after
1:12:44
airtime I will be interviewing
for a
1:12:46
promotion on my current job so
please
1:12:48
give me a hit of that sweet
jobs karma
1:12:50
in addition to the Karma I'd
like to
1:12:51
request a foamer and two to the
back of
1:12:54
the head as always thank you
both for
1:12:55
the perpetually needed
bi-weekly doses
1:12:58
of sanity we got it for you
jobs jobs
1:13:09
and jobs let's vote for job
1:13:14
karma you know a lot of
California's but
1:13:18
not a lot like they've good
hauling
1:13:20
their ass to Texas which is
really where
1:13:23
the target state is stay away
yeah don't
1:13:29
listen to him so there's about
three
1:13:32
target states one is Nevada
mm-hmm
1:13:34
people go there and because
there's no
1:13:37
taxes and it's you know it
seems like it
1:13:40
seems like a good idea at the
time and
1:13:41
lots of hookers then a lot of
them go to
1:13:45
up to ten do we have do we have
a huge
1:13:47
Seattle contingent and the same
people
1:13:49
that go up there are the same
ones that
1:13:51
sometimes figure out that Idaho
is
1:13:53
probably a better bet than
Seattle yeah
1:13:56
and then they then there's a
few lag or
1:13:59
said ones that are really with
no money
1:14:01
there's no reason for the other
usually
1:14:02
they're silly to leave they
move to
1:14:04
Portland
1:14:05
yeah it's horrible there now I
hear oh
1:14:07
yeah it's always been pretty
bad and so
1:14:10
I mean is hipsters you like
Oakland's
1:14:14
hipster hipster ish and you
know you can
1:14:17
kind of see a lot of fellow
travelers
1:14:18
there and then the Austin would
be the
1:14:21
next bet if you can't afford to
go to
1:14:22
New York and that's it they
don't go to
1:14:24
Chicago I don't hear anybody
say I'm
1:14:26
going to Kansas City Kansas
City here I
1:14:29
come they're not doing that no
there's
1:14:31
just a very few places and
they're very
1:14:33
targeted and when it comes to
Texas it
1:14:35
is Austin Owens saying I'm
moving to
1:14:37
Dallas nuts man it's too
expensive it's
1:14:41
crowded Dallas and no Austin
and we're
1:14:44
building walls yeah I would go
to I'd go
1:14:47
to Dallas before you go to
Austin
1:14:48
absolutely we hear Dallas is
great
1:14:50
Dallas is great ok onward to
mark sir
1:14:57
Mark Wilson the baron of
Glasgow $200
1:15:00
gents the show has been
fabulous as
1:15:03
always can this baron please
receive
1:15:05
summer jobs covering my current
places
1:15:06
sinking oh that looks like I'll
be on
1:15:09
the market again Cheers
1:15:10
yes sir Mark Wilson barons
Glasgow of
1:15:12
course jobs jobs jobs and jobs
that's
1:15:20
Kharma
1:15:21
[Music]
1:15:22
and now we have Glenn Bukowski
who is in
1:15:26
the Sarasota Florida $200 you
said the
1:15:29
check in a note I know there's
a long
1:15:31
note so it's handwritten
1:15:34
now I get my reading glasses I
can read
1:15:36
it easy I am dude named Glenn
get it
1:15:40
and John and John Curto boohoo
John Kurt
1:15:47
I'm a dude named Glenn who John
Kerr
1:15:49
tofrom done didn't Florida
called out
1:15:51
twice as a douchebag I need a D
douching
1:15:55
as this is my first donation of
No
1:15:56
Agenda show until now my only
support
1:16:05
for the show is buying a No
Agenda
1:16:06
t-shirt that I wore to the gym
and
1:16:08
buying a no agenda mug that I
used daily
1:16:11
at work okay first of all those
are
1:16:13
independent operators and that
money
1:16:15
doesn't go to us although we do
get a
1:16:17
piece of this shirt business
then
1:16:20
actually I think we used to get
a piece
1:16:22
of the mug business but they
stopped
1:16:23
selling that was Eric I think
other
1:16:25
people sell mugs - yeah I use
daily at
1:16:28
work anyway I read that you
should not
1:16:29
listen to political talk while
1:16:31
exercising but listening to you
- no
1:16:32
agenda showed the gym gets you
pumped
1:16:34
Pumped Up heavy metal I'm
currently
1:16:38
working in dated architecture
and
1:16:39
programming and SAS and I'm
bored of out
1:16:42
of my mind working long hours
at my
1:16:44
current job is also presented
with some
1:16:46
recent health issues now I've
come to
1:16:48
realize the importance of a
work-life
1:16:49
balance I'd like to call out
John
1:16:52
smoking-hot girlfriend is John
Curto
1:16:57
Ariana for being a listener to
the show
1:17:00
longer than I have and still not
1:17:02
donating a dime Wow
1:17:06
douchebag er just because John
donates
1:17:10
to the show does not mean she
gets a
1:17:12
pass on donating yeah
especially yeah no
1:17:15
family plans people she snubbed
him does
1:17:18
not get pass on the donating
especially
1:17:21
since they are both employed
yeah no
1:17:23
John's a good friend and a good
guy I'm
1:17:25
happy he hit me in the mouth
about the
1:17:27
No Agenda show you still a one
and
1:17:30
John gon and should be called
out as a
1:17:33
douchebag
1:17:36
he was probably earth divided
gettin :
1:17:39
no kidding Glenn here can I
please get a
1:17:42
trump jobs karma and don't be a
denier
1:17:45
well he wants the Trump jobs
karma
1:17:48
mm-hmm this is the first guy
who's done
1:17:50
this oh great work I don't know
if we
1:17:55
can actually put that that clip
is in
1:17:56
abeyance and a little dig for
it because
1:17:59
this is a clip we we scrapped
it because
1:18:02
of the feedback we got in
Seattle from a
1:18:04
guy who had the the Trump jobs
coming on
1:18:08
it and he couldn't get work for
a year
1:18:09
well let us know how it goes
because
1:18:31
that is not the jobs karma that
the
1:18:33
other guys referred to the one
that I
1:18:35
thought I got it it's the one
with Nancy
1:18:37
it's the back and forth jobs
jobs W yeah
1:18:40
with Nancy and then let's vote
for this
1:18:42
one jobs jobs jobs that's
pretty good
1:18:46
[Applause]
1:18:52
[Music]
1:19:00
[Music]
1:19:02
he's gonna be CEO of GE well
let's see
1:19:08
what happens maybe maybe that's
the
1:19:10
problem to this one of those
things just
1:19:11
like a it's like some sort of a
toxin
1:19:13
you have to really use a lot
yes like a
1:19:16
vaccine say vaccine yeah with
that's the
1:19:19
adjutant adjuvant whatever
1:19:23
Bukowski in Sarasota that was
200 but
1:19:27
report back Glenn dude named
Glenn that
1:19:31
concludes our associate
executive
1:19:33
producer aa list and a1
executive
1:19:36
producer was bumped up twice
this month
1:19:39
this has happened yep I want to
thank
1:19:42
these people for helping out
1:19:44
new show 11:06 yes in our value
for
1:19:46
value model which has been
keeping the
1:19:48
show going for 11 years and
Counting
1:19:51
eleven hundred and six episodes
once
1:19:52
this one's done we have not
been deep
1:19:56
lat formed we have people who
love being
1:19:59
a part of the show you're all
producers
1:20:01
and we have some producers that
we'd
1:20:03
like to honor early on just like
1:20:05
Hollywood with these credits
executive
1:20:07
producer and associate executive
1:20:08
producer credits you can use
anywhere
1:20:10
they're recognized they're
valuable but
1:20:12
of course unlike Hollywood we
actually
1:20:14
call out the executive
producers and put
1:20:17
them in the spotlight which as
you see
1:20:19
never happens on the award their
1:20:21
messages to the public yes no
one frame
1:20:24
at the end of your show like
Chuck Lorre
1:20:27
no no no you get whatever you
want here
1:20:29
and we love doing it we
appreciate it
1:20:31
and we have more producers to
thank in
1:20:32
our second second $50 and above
and
1:20:34
another show coming for you on
Sunday
1:20:36
remember us at org is this we
go out
1:20:49
we're good people in the mouth
1:20:51
[Applause]
1:21:03
a very sad news jean-claude sad
news
1:21:08
yeah sad news came across the
transom
1:21:10
our favorite streaming
television
1:21:13
service pluto TV has been
purchased by
1:21:19
Viacom uh that's the end of it
that will
1:21:23
be the end of it cos we're
gonna take
1:21:24
the cat channels off may I
think that it
1:21:26
was 340 million dollars which
is pretty
1:21:29
good I don't know it's area is
just
1:21:32
attic it's a good low here's I
think
1:21:34
that I think they do have to
pay that
1:21:35
they're paying some fees to
some of
1:21:37
these outfits for probably have
about 10
1:21:41
channels they gotta pay for the
rest of
1:21:43
them are all free and the cat
channel is
1:21:45
their own I think it could be
cat
1:21:48
channels now if you go that's
probably
1:21:49
where all the value was
Viacom's like
1:21:52
340 minutes I agree now I want
to
1:21:59
mention something that you
brought this
1:22:00
up so I and I think this is a
reason
1:22:03
Viacom bottom hmm because if I
come
1:22:06
didn't bit by a man Xfinity
would have
1:22:08
because Xfinity has a streaming
service
1:22:11
for its subscribers and I have
a Comcast
1:22:14
connection to the Internet and
I'm a
1:22:17
subscriber and I get to cable
the if I
1:22:19
want it I don't use it
necessarily but I
1:22:21
have it and I'm allowed to look
at the
1:22:25
Xfinity streaming service
because I'm a
1:22:27
subscriber hmm okay so you
loaded up on
1:22:31
your Roku you hit a button
1:22:32
who thinks spin in a spin and
then you
1:22:34
hit it by imma and then you see
your
1:22:36
channels come up all the regular
1:22:38
channels and you say I want to
watch you
1:22:40
know the channel 5 you put it
on and you
1:22:43
wait at least five oh yes I've
had that
1:22:46
service is horrible it doesn't
work no
1:22:49
meanwhile I go over to Pluto I
hit the
1:22:52
button it populates the
channels almost
1:22:55
instantly and you go to any one
of them
1:22:58
it did just one spin and you're
on yeah
1:23:00
so why why does Comcast NBC
Universal
1:23:05
big giant company they can't
get this to
1:23:09
work and some operation calling
1:23:11
themselves Pluto Pluto TV they
roll out
1:23:15
of bed and the
1:23:16
thing works absolutely
perfectly it's
1:23:19
slow yeah you know who has
similar
1:23:21
problems is hulu hulu also has
problems
1:23:24
and they always have to have
some stupid
1:23:26
logo so everyone knows it was
an ABC
1:23:28
show or an NBC show and that's
like an
1:23:31
an interstitial stream insert
it appears
1:23:34
to me there's a lot of
buffering going
1:23:37
on with that service to I don't
know I
1:23:38
don't know what's going on
Netflix seems
1:23:40
to do pretty well but Netflix
well
1:23:42
Netflix has their own
appliances over
1:23:44
the country but Pluto that the
bomb but
1:23:48
this is ridiculous pollute I
know Pluto
1:23:50
doesn't have an appliance at
the ISP
1:23:52
level so they're just doing
something
1:23:55
right and I think it was a
smart move by
1:23:57
a Viacom to bind by us to steal
to catch
1:24:00
channels for technology cuz
nobody else
1:24:03
seems to be able to understand
and what
1:24:05
is wrong with the Xfinity they
can't get
1:24:08
this to work are they that bad
at
1:24:11
engineering I mean do you want
to trust
1:24:13
this company which like I'm
just gonna
1:24:15
wager here's a shot Xfinity
comes from
1:24:19
the IPTV people and I think
that that
1:24:21
you know IPTV which as far as I
know
1:24:23
never really took off the way
they
1:24:26
expected it with the technology
at the
1:24:28
time this is when I was in
London and
1:24:30
British Telecom was doing all
this
1:24:31
everybody was working it kind
of like
1:24:33
that works just a big leader
yeah they
1:24:35
kind of come out of that camp
which I'm
1:24:38
sure it's top-heavy tons of
Engineers
1:24:40
all kinds of stuff and the
Pluto guys
1:24:42
just by the name alone you get
the
1:24:44
impression now they're a bunch
of dudes
1:24:47
yeah but dudes name band
goofballs
1:24:52
let's put Artie on they'll give
it to us
1:24:54
for free a great hey let's put
some
1:24:56
eyeballs as our logo yeah I
love it
1:24:59
totally and you're right about
the RT
1:25:02
I'm sure they get that carriage
for
1:25:04
nothing yeah I mean black on
will drop
1:25:06
that right away just kind of
our hacker
1:25:08
our hacker TV Service well
hopefully I
1:25:10
do you know I can say I'm
hopeful they
1:25:12
don't ruin it but you know they
will
1:25:14
they won't ruin it tomorrow I
sold out
1:25:17
man well they probably were
losing their
1:25:20
ass I got a lot of feedback on
the 5g
1:25:25
segment I did on the last show
1:25:28
segment thank you there's a lot
I could
1:25:31
say a lot of feedback we got
but there's
1:25:33
only one clip I want to play
today one
1:25:35
clip in one clip only I think
it'll do
1:25:37
it for today's 5g segment and
this is
1:25:41
because only a year and a half
ago this
1:25:44
was at the United Nations and I
think
1:25:47
this was about health also
about the
1:25:50
World Health Organization the
WTO this
1:25:53
is Clare Edwards and she is
addressing
1:25:55
the chair of may even been the
Secretary
1:25:58
General not sure at the United
Nations
1:26:01
who also at the end will chime
in about
1:26:04
what she is saying and this is
very
1:26:07
interesting because when the
elites are
1:26:09
worried about a technology and
you're
1:26:13
still it's still being jammed
down your
1:26:15
throat let's say maybe they were
1:26:17
apprehensive about using the
technology
1:26:19
you know we've all heard Steve
Jobs and
1:26:22
didn't let his kids use iPads
smart or
1:26:25
iPhones there's a lot of this
you know
1:26:27
kids in Silicon Valley go to
private
1:26:28
schools where they use an
abacus that's
1:26:34
kind of like a lot of may have
been
1:26:37
taught an abacus because it's
actually
1:26:38
very good little luck so to
recap for to
1:26:44
the 5g technology which is
going which
1:26:46
is being touted everywhere as
the savior
1:26:49
of our world because that we
can have
1:26:51
self-driving cars even though I
never
1:26:53
heard that before but we need
it now we
1:26:56
can get superfast internet all
the porn
1:26:59
you can drink all the time it's
gonna be
1:27:01
just you know there will be
applications
1:27:03
you've never even thought
possible
1:27:05
virtual reality augmented
reality on the
1:27:08
streets it's going to be great
and it
1:27:10
just might kill you
1:27:12
we don't know you've installed
1:27:13
repeatedly been told that they
are the
1:27:15
most important resource of this
1:27:17
organization since December
2015 the
1:27:21
staff here at the Vienna
International
1:27:22
Center have been exposed to
1:27:24
off-the-scale
1:27:26
electromagnetic radiation from
Wi-Fi and
1:27:29
mobile phone boosters installed
on very
1:27:31
low ceilings throughout the
building's
1:27:33
current public exposure levels
are at
1:27:36
least one
1:27:37
Tilian that's 18 zeroes 1
quintillion
1:27:41
times above natural background
radiation
1:27:43
according to Professor Olle
Johansson of
1:27:46
the Karolinska Institute in
Sweden the
1:27:49
highly dangerous biological
effects of
1:27:51
EMFs have been documented by
thousands
1:27:53
of studies since 1932
indicating that we
1:27:57
may be facing a global health
1:27:59
catastrophe orders of magnitude
worse
1:28:01
than those caused by tobacco and
1:28:04
cigarettes mr.
secretary-general on the
1:28:06
basis of the precautionary
principle I
1:28:09
urge you to have these EMF
emitting
1:28:11
devices removed immediately
from these
1:28:14
buildings and to call a halt to
any
1:28:16
rollout of 5 g at UN duty
stations
1:28:20
because 5g is designed to
deliver
1:28:23
concentrated and focused
electromagnetic
1:28:26
radiation in excess of 100
times current
1:28:29
levels in the same way as to
directed
1:28:33
energy weapons can I just stop
there
1:28:37
just say how much I love that
she said
1:28:39
radiation is the same as
directed energy
1:28:41
weapons I thought that was just
some
1:28:43
conspiracy theory that I talked
about
1:28:45
now it's in your goodbye we
talked about
1:28:47
the directed and it hurts daily
yeah I'm
1:28:50
being a little facetious
because if you
1:28:52
bring this stuff up and you say
you get
1:28:54
radiated like a do de W then
people roll
1:28:58
their eyes at you thank
goodness it's in
1:29:00
the United Nations as it's being
1:29:02
discussed 100 times current
levels in
1:29:04
the same way as do directed
energy
1:29:07
weapons maybe she's just a
listener in
1:29:12
line with the UN guiding
principles on
1:29:14
business and human rights to
protect
1:29:16
respect and remedy 5g
technologies must
1:29:21
be subjected to an independent
health
1:29:23
and safety assessment before
they are
1:29:25
launched anywhere in the world
there is
1:29:28
currently an international
appeal signed
1:29:30
by 237 EMF scientists from 41
nations
1:29:34
urging the UN and particularly
the w-h-o
1:29:38
to exert strong leadership in
fostering
1:29:41
the development of more
protective EMF
1:29:43
guidelines encouraging
precautionary
1:29:46
measures and educating the
public
1:29:48
about the considerable health
risks
1:29:50
particularly the risks to
children and
1:29:52
fetal fetal development Cheers
1:29:55
mr. secretary-general I think
we have a
1:29:58
unique opportunity here at the
UN office
1:30:01
at Vienna
1:30:02
since our medical records are
digitized
1:30:04
you have the choice and the
possibility
1:30:07
of releasing data on a closed
population
1:30:11
exposed to office scale levels
of
1:30:14
electromagnetic radiation in a
metal
1:30:17
ward building which exacerbates
the
1:30:20
situation to establish if there
have
1:30:23
already been abnormal health
1:30:25
consequences for the UN staff
here in
1:30:28
the last 28 months I urge you
to do so
1:30:31
and stop any rollout of 5g
immediately
1:30:35
thank you
1:30:36
now this guy's sitting there
listening
1:30:39
to this and he comes back with
this talk
1:30:45
to the Wi-Fi systems on the
ceilings of
1:30:49
these buildings Wi-Fi boosters
and cell
1:30:52
phone boosters were installed
without
1:30:54
consultation without
information to
1:30:56
staff in December 2015 the
situation
1:31:01
here is extremely dangerous
1:31:02
I have heard anecdotally of
many people
1:31:05
who have had health problems I
don't
1:31:07
know if they are related but the
1:31:09
precautionary principle would
dictate
1:31:12
that we use our medical records
to look
1:31:15
into this and that we remove
these
1:31:17
dangerous devices immediately
thank you
1:31:21
I'm worried because I put those
devices
1:31:23
in my house
1:31:32
I these I will have to I mean
I'm I
1:31:35
confess my ignorance on this we
will
1:31:37
have to i-i've but I'm going to
raise
1:31:40
this vbeq show which I think is
the
1:31:42
organization that might be able
to deal
1:31:44
with it properly for them to I
mean put
1:31:48
someone their stuff or
polarizations
1:31:52
work on that because I must
confess I
1:31:54
was not aware of that tension
all right
1:31:58
so of course nothing has
happened
1:31:59
oh no wh Oh worse they're worse
than
1:32:04
anyone
1:32:05
now this Clare Edwards does
have she's a
1:32:07
part of a group which you can
find at 5g
1:32:09
space appeal org I just wanted
to read a
1:32:13
little bit number 5g space
appeal dot
1:32:19
org and the space part is what
caught my
1:32:21
eye I just gonna read from this
for a
1:32:24
second so they have an open
letter they
1:32:26
have a lot of signatories of
course or
1:32:28
any other tons of medical
people who say
1:32:30
this is bad right off the bat
they say
1:32:33
the deployment of 5g
constitutes an
1:32:35
experiment on humanity and the
1:32:37
environment that is defined as
a crime
1:32:39
under international law now
listen to
1:32:42
this i'ma read two paragraphs
1:32:44
telecommunications companies
worldwide
1:32:46
with supportive government's
are poised
1:32:47
within the next two years to
roll out
1:32:49
the fifth generation wireless
network 5g
1:32:51
this is set to deliver what is
1:32:53
acknowledged to be unprecedented
1:32:54
societal change on a global
scale we
1:32:58
will have smart homes smart
businesses
1:33:00
smart highways smart cities and
1:33:02
self-driving cars virtually
everything
1:33:04
we own and buy from
refrigerators and
1:33:06
washing machines to milk
cartons hair
1:33:08
brushes and infants diapers
will contain
1:33:10
antennas and microchips and
will be
1:33:12
connected wirelessly to the
Internet
1:33:13
every person on earth will have
instant
1:33:15
access to super high speed low
latency
1:33:18
wireless communications from
any point
1:33:20
on the planet even in
rainforests mid
1:33:22
ocean and the Antarctic
bullshit what is
1:33:25
not widely acknowledged as that
this
1:33:28
will also result in
unprecedented
1:33:29
environmental change on a
global scale
1:33:32
the planned density of radio
frequency
1:33:35
transmitters is
1:33:36
impossible to envisage in
addition to
1:33:39
millions of new 5g base
stations on
1:33:41
earth and 20,000 new satellites
in space
1:33:45
20 billion transmitting objects
will be
1:33:49
part of the Internet of Things
by 2020
1:33:51
and one trillion objects a few
years
1:33:53
later commercial 5g at lower
frequencies
1:33:56
and slower speeds was deployed
in Qatar
1:33:58
Finland Estonia in the mid okay
here we
1:34:00
go and then they have but
they're doing
1:34:01
this in space and the space 5g
1:34:07
transmitters they say will be
operating
1:34:11
at 200 megawatts that's crazy
and it's
1:34:19
gonna come from the satellites
yeah it's
1:34:23
trying to burn they're gonna
burn the
1:34:24
place down so where does that
leave the
1:34:27
smart wall do we have to make
that 5g
1:34:29
enabled so we can oh yeah
thrust fried
1:34:31
fried people come near this boy
here so
1:34:59
I continue to stay on top of
this the
1:35:01
studies are there what is just
most
1:35:04
interesting now and one of our
producers
1:35:07
ago we had a lot of people
right and one
1:35:09
of our producers was denied
access to
1:35:11
think that the big barcelona
show the
1:35:16
mobile show even though he's a
current
1:35:19
is and for whatever reason they
they
1:35:21
they wouldn't let him in which
lets he's
1:35:24
0 credentials yeah he's not
being
1:35:28
accredited even though what is
his
1:35:31
credential what does he what
does he
1:35:33
work for he's have a business
card or
1:35:34
anything yeah he does he works
for an
1:35:35
outside I don't know if he
wants me to
1:35:37
mention the outfit cuz he's
going there
1:35:39
super city news operations it
is a news
1:35:41
operation well they should let
him in he
1:35:43
says really says it looks like
a lot of
1:35:45
this is about Qualcomm and
that's why
1:35:47
the Qualcomm deal didn't go
1:35:49
did it go through wasn't
Qualcomm
1:35:52
supposed to be purchased by the
China's
1:35:54
oh that I think that deal was
put in
1:35:56
abeyance that's part of what's
going on
1:35:59
here
1:35:59
because we don't want China
deploying
1:36:03
the network's in determining
when
1:36:04
they're gonna fry us our
government
1:36:06
wants to must do that at their
own
1:36:08
schedule oh yeah we have our
own way of
1:36:10
frying ple we don't we don't
want the
1:36:12
Chinese to have control over
that so and
1:36:16
that will be the 5g report for
today I
1:36:20
thought that clip was all
telling ya
1:36:25
that's good how does a check
into this
1:36:26
because if there's something
going
1:36:28
around cuz this is the time if
there's
1:36:29
some document with a bunch of
scientists
1:36:31
sign it because you know those
science
1:36:32
is in this is what you take to
your city
1:36:35
government and locally
everybody I'm
1:36:37
talking to all everybody take
it to your
1:36:40
little your little town they're
gonna
1:36:41
try to put these things in you
take this
1:36:43
the City Council and you just
put a stop
1:36:45
to it
1:36:46
it's not that hard mm-hmm
they'll stop
1:36:47
it
1:36:48
no they will put the fosters
are you
1:36:51
kidding me
1:36:51
no way not talking about
awesome talking
1:36:53
about the little towns because
it just
1:36:55
doesn't work unless it's
everywhere so
1:36:57
all the little towns or I'd say
Berkeley
1:36:59
they shouldn't put them up i
but ii
1:37:01
think Emeryville the whole bay
area most
1:37:04
of the little town San
Francisco they
1:37:05
should probably be able to stop
them
1:37:07
there Austin I'm not so sure
I'd like I
1:37:10
think it'd be probably hard to
stop it
1:37:12
in palo alto austin any town
that's
1:37:14
really high tech you know it's
just a
1:37:16
bunch of you know that's an
interesting
1:37:18
point let's see how how they
deploy that
1:37:20
in silicon valley if they
really are
1:37:22
going to deploy this all over
the place
1:37:24
if they do that yeah well let
you down
1:37:28
doubt it
1:37:31
well they may employ it like in
palo
1:37:33
alto but not mountain view i
don't know
1:37:35
and this is not gonna go over
i'm this
1:37:37
is too expensive it's i think
the
1:37:39
economics of it is gonna kill
the whole
1:37:41
idea you can't put a billion of
these
1:37:44
things out there's too much too
1:37:46
expensive it's more than just
the
1:37:47
transmitter i mean yeah okay
let's just
1:37:51
a hundred bucks there's a
hundred
1:37:52
billion dollars in sales but
then you
1:37:54
gotta buy a pole or you got to
have a
1:37:57
guy you had to have some guys
got to do
1:37:59
a truck roll because everyone
has got to
1:38:01
be a truck roll that's a truck
roll for
1:38:04
every 250 feet everywhere i
mean this is
1:38:07
not possible to this is
impossible to
1:38:09
afford you're missing the point
aren't
1:38:12
you but uber is not profitable
either
1:38:16
you know it's like this is just
this is
1:38:18
money the money is going to
flow into
1:38:20
you further say you're missing
the point
1:38:22
okay this is not an uber scam
or you
1:38:26
just have a bunch of money
coming in and
1:38:27
you just hope to god that you
go public
1:38:29
and you can pay off all your
bills
1:38:31
this is companies like Verizon
yes
1:38:34
proportions yeah you have real
revenues
1:38:37
yes epic proportion they are
going with
1:38:40
5g this what do you mean that
NACA it's
1:38:41
not gonna happen it's not gonna
roll out
1:38:43
AT&T is already faking it are
you
1:38:45
kidding me
1:38:46
they're faking it but they're
not doing
1:38:48
it okay you know what stay in
Berkeley
1:38:51
don't worry you will get fried
no okay
1:38:55
van was getting fried its you
why you're
1:38:59
in Austin
1:39:00
yes yes well I'm not gonna get
a 5g
1:39:03
handset but I think it's a
little
1:39:05
short-sighted to say it's not
gonna work
1:39:07
would get a handset in a
million years
1:39:09
they still use horizons spent
seven
1:39:12
billion of China's money on
getting the
1:39:14
frequencies they're going ahead
with
1:39:15
this this is going to happen
we'll see
1:39:18
we'll see they do they have to
go up
1:39:20
against the public the public
is the
1:39:23
public is being wooed with
1:39:25
demonstrations of augmented
reality and
1:39:28
self-driving cars out oh man
okay I you
1:39:34
want to make a bet
1:39:35
what do you want to bet on it
bet on
1:39:38
what well how's the bet go this
thing
1:39:40
there's a rough you said it's
not gonna
1:39:41
happen and you said it's not
gonna
1:39:43
happen it's not gonna happen
what's not
1:39:46
gonna happen there will be no
fight
1:39:47
you're not gonna happen they're
gonna
1:39:48
come it back it off to some
faux 4G with
1:39:53
you know just saying it's 5g
and I never
1:39:55
do 5g phone oh he's not gonna
put these
1:39:57
little transfers all over the
place
1:39:59
there's no way yeah okay I'm
sorry you
1:40:01
want to end your technology
reporting
1:40:03
career with this okay yes you
cut the
1:40:16
platform by reporting on it
what am I
1:40:18
thinking it wasn't necessary
s'en okay
1:40:24
and reality and objectivity and
perfect
1:40:27
okay well you know I hope you
don't mind
1:40:29
if I continue to do these
segments no
1:40:31
that's a or do I mind let me
back up a
1:40:34
little bit this won't happen
because of
1:40:37
segments like ours yes nice
there's
1:40:42
something about there's
something about
1:40:44
the 5g that it's called slicing
uh it's
1:40:49
a cold slice yet network
slicing which
1:40:52
AT&T and Verizon are all jacked
up about
1:40:55
because I guess the way it
works is you
1:40:57
can slice up the 5g signal and
you can
1:41:01
offer like 20 different tiers
of speed
1:41:04
yeah this is like when they
finally
1:41:07
discovered multiplexing ah yes
very
1:41:10
similar yeah
1:41:11
yeah yeah you can just probably
slice
1:41:13
this thing a million different
ways
1:41:14
there's a lot of a lot of room
to play
1:41:16
around the problem is there's
people in
1:41:18
the way now I wanna go back to
that
1:41:20
other clip I think I had this I
was
1:41:21
gonna mention this I think
there's
1:41:23
something funny about this
woman's
1:41:25
complaint about all these little
1:41:26
repeaters all over this place
in a metal
1:41:29
building yeah well so you're
basically
1:41:32
in a microwave oven yes yes
being fried
1:41:36
it's not just that the signal
goes
1:41:38
through you it goes through you
bounces
1:41:41
off the metal building it goes
through
1:41:43
you again bounces off to this
side goes
1:41:45
through you again and again and
again
1:41:46
until you're into your toast
literally
1:41:48
so that's it I just found the
imagery
1:41:52
hilarious metal building the
the most
1:41:56
recent article I could find
from the New
1:41:57
York Times on 5g which is
negative but
1:42:01
not for the reasons you think
PEM
1:42:04
president Trump wrote in October
1:42:06
presidential memorandum it is
imperative
1:42:07
that America be first in fifth
1:42:09
generation 5g wireless
technologies
1:42:12
while the administration
especially the
1:42:14
Trump Federal Communications
Commission
1:42:16
FCC makes much of how the 5g
race with
1:42:19
China is a matter of national
security
1:42:20
not enough effort is being put
into the
1:42:22
security of the network itself
nowhere
1:42:25
in the president's directive for
1:42:26
instance was there a word about
1:42:28
protecting the cybersecurity of
the new
1:42:30
network so it's all bad because
Trump
1:42:32
has loosened regulations and
there's not
1:42:36
gonna be enough cyber security
and
1:42:37
China's gonna come in and kill
us that's
1:42:41
all they can say about it not a
word
1:42:42
about health concerns or
radiation or
1:42:44
any of that yeah it's great
yeah it is
1:42:49
great no we're on top of it
1:42:51
yes we are so let's go back to
go back
1:42:56
to some other more generalized
news day
1:42:58
I have a couple of just one
more thing
1:43:02
do you remember we had the
report of
1:43:04
some general and I and I think
I accused
1:43:06
him of being like a some kind
of douche
1:43:08
he'll who had this idea that we
would
1:43:11
nationalize the 5g network and
then sell
1:43:13
slices off to or build use
allowed to be
1:43:17
rented effectively by the by the
1:43:19
telecoms
1:43:21
I actually to be honest about I
don't
1:43:23
remember any of this okay I'll
bring
1:43:25
that for the next show but I
think the I
1:43:27
actually was trying to warn us
about
1:43:28
something oh you take it a
second you
1:43:32
taking a second look at yeah
yes yeah
1:43:34
and you thought he was douching
yes I
1:43:37
thought it was douching but he
might
1:43:39
actually be on to something
1:43:40
all right but that'll be for
the next
1:43:43
report okay I just got to
switch backs
1:43:45
yeah switch guys what's the
switch boss
1:43:47
a whipsaw yeah I get my whip
star report
1:43:50
which I got a letter from one
of our
1:43:52
producers saying that he stops
listening
1:43:54
to show cuz it's too depressing
and he
1:43:57
says it's depressing because
every time
1:43:58
we bring up these tricks that
the
1:44:00
media's pulling on the public
he gets
1:44:02
depressed about that instead of
taking
1:44:05
it as a great piece of
knowledge to
1:44:09
apply every time you turn on
the news
1:44:11
you can you can actually apply
this
1:44:12
knowledge to see what the
fakery is
1:44:15
which is kind of the game I'm
guessing
1:44:18
that what we have here is a
person who
1:44:22
is idealistic and doir show is
designed
1:44:26
to kind of debunk everything
that is
1:44:28
sold by the mainstream media
and and all
1:44:31
these commercial operations
corporations
1:44:34
and these messaging up
companies and and
1:44:38
so he being idealistic this
revelation
1:44:42
that we do on a day's show by
show basis
1:44:46
is depressing to him I find I
was very
1:44:49
disheartened well then the show
was not
1:44:51
for him no I don't think it is
because
1:44:54
most people I think get a kick
out of
1:44:55
this stuff although I will say
that I
1:44:58
got enough bad feedback about
the
1:45:00
gruesome animated gifs in the
last
1:45:03
newsletter some of them were a
bit harsh
1:45:06
yeah yeah I can't took it to
heart I'm
1:45:10
gonna back off yeah I think it's
1:45:11
probably a good idea
1:45:12
yeah and if we didn't get the
kind of
1:45:14
donation anyway which is also
we got a
1:45:19
first of all this start with
look at the
1:45:22
whip so I'm gonna outline these
let's
1:45:25
start with a Amy Goodman and
she's doing
1:45:30
a she's on a roll in the last
show about
1:45:32
climate change I'm gonna play
this not a
1:45:34
whipsaw this is just
1:45:35
what what the reporting is like
this Amy
1:45:37
climate gloom over the tipping
points
1:45:39
new study published this week
finds the
1:45:41
melting of Greenland's ice
sheet may
1:45:44
have reached a tipping point
and could
1:45:46
severely increase sea level
rise over
1:45:49
the next 20 years the report
confirms
1:45:51
other recent studies which
warned the
1:45:53
Arctic is warming at twice the
rate of
1:45:55
the rest of the planet due to
climate
1:45:58
change people wonder why a OC
talks
1:46:03
about dying in 12 years it's
this kind
1:46:05
of reporting that yeah
terrorizes the
1:46:08
children thanks Amy
1:46:09
it yeah well here she does a
whipsaw or
1:46:13
switchback depending what you
are you
1:46:15
want to call these things I've
never
1:46:16
really concluded what to call
this is
1:46:18
her Davos oh oh oh is she in
doubles no
1:46:22
she's not there but she's
reporting
1:46:23
about because they talked about
climate
1:46:26
change of Davos a little bit
and here's
1:46:27
an example in Davos Switzerland
global
1:46:29
elites are gathering at the
World
1:46:31
Economic Forum this week while
some of
1:46:33
the world's wealthiest that
could have
1:46:35
been an Alex Jones intro when
she says
1:46:39
global elites yeah that's total
info war
1:46:43
speech in Davos and global
elites are
1:46:45
gathering at the World Economic
Forum
1:46:47
this week while some of the
world's
1:46:49
wealthiest people discussed
economic and
1:46:51
business issues other speakers
including
1:46:53
renowned British natural
historian Sir
1:46:56
David Attenborough sounded the
alarm on
1:46:58
the dangers of climate change
it's
1:47:00
difficult to overstate it we
are now as
1:47:05
so numerous so powerful so all
pervasive
1:47:10
the mechanisms that we have for
1:47:13
destruction are so wholesale or
so
1:47:16
frightening that we can
actually just
1:47:18
exterminate whole ecosystems
without
1:47:21
even noticing it
1:47:22
that was David Attenborough
speaking
1:47:25
with Prince William Tuesday you
might
1:47:28
die
1:47:29
he's not sounding the alarm
about
1:47:32
anything except population
control which
1:47:35
this is the true solution we
all know it
1:47:38
is climate change you know he
didn't
1:47:40
even use the word climate
change global
1:47:43
warming or anything in between
it's more
1:47:45
full of crap if she says that
she makes
1:47:48
this assertion that he's
sounding the
1:47:50
alarm and he's dented she plays
a random
1:47:54
clip more terrorizing of the
American
1:47:57
public particularly the young
ones it's
1:48:00
I'm really gonna start paying
attention
1:48:02
to this because there's a
reason why we
1:48:05
have stories like the boy who
cried wolf
1:48:07
there's a reason why these
stories work
1:48:10
throughout millenia it's
because it's
1:48:14
true if you keep saying oh it's
gonna
1:48:17
melt oh it's gonna rise oh
we're gonna
1:48:19
die oh by the way the hill bots
thought
1:48:22
this was funny she's like you
know every
1:48:24
day in Miami it's under water
because of
1:48:28
global warming and Tina I swear
to god
1:48:30
she said do you see fish
flopping oh man
1:48:32
I'd love that woman
1:48:35
anyway yeah this is this is
what it's
1:48:38
doing it's terrorizing everyone
and no
1:48:41
one will believe you anymore
and there
1:48:42
may not be a reason to believe
you cuz
1:48:44
it's not very apparent that
what you're
1:48:46
saying is true well I find it
very
1:48:48
disappointing I this is the
first
1:48:50
whipsaw switchback I've heard
her do I'm
1:48:54
sure she's done him before I
didn't
1:48:56
realize she was part of that
clique
1:48:57
which is really headlined by
CBS and the
1:49:01
big networks but I do have a
CBS one
1:49:03
okay and this is a discussion
of Cohen
1:49:07
this Lorelai the president's
lawyer who
1:49:10
the president lawyers that
doesn't want
1:49:12
to just find the guys that
douchebag is
1:49:14
pretty obvious but hold on for
a second
1:49:16
the date Michael Cohen yeah
Michael
1:49:19
Cohen he somehow we had that
news report
1:49:22
that the president forced him
to lie to
1:49:25
Congress and now he was
supposed to
1:49:28
testify in front of the in
front of
1:49:31
Congress again but he says he's
been
1:49:34
threatening these resins and
like a mob
1:49:37
boss that's what I hear on
MSNBC oh yeah
1:49:39
via practices nice president
discussed
1:49:43
that a little bit in this clip
but then
1:49:45
there do you see there's a
whipsaw in
1:49:47
here and it's like please but
it used to
1:49:53
be Cohen was on the attack here
he can
1:49:55
be heard threatening a reporter
who
1:49:57
inquired about aspects of mr.
Trump's
1:49:59
first divorce Cohen's testimony
was
1:50:09
highly anticipated as lawmakers
wanted
1:50:12
to grill him about a now
disputed
1:50:14
BuzzFeed report that mr. Trump
directed
1:50:17
Cohen to lie to Congress
Democratic
1:50:19
Committee Chairman Elijah
Cummings has
1:50:21
warned the president about
intimidating
1:50:23
witnesses I promise you that we
will
1:50:26
hear from mr. Cohen
congressional
1:50:31
leaders have not decided if
they will
1:50:32
subpoena Cohen but they need to
decide
1:50:35
soon no brother
1:50:37
so they're taking him down here
in this
1:50:39
report that's interesting so
here's what
1:50:41
here's the whip saw Elijah
Cummings has
1:50:45
warned the president about
intimidating
1:50:47
witnesses yeah then they cut to
him yeah
1:50:51
you'd expect the cut to would be
1:50:53
something to do with him
warning a
1:50:54
warning or something in the
clip as he
1:50:57
says they cut to him he says oh
he's
1:51:00
gonna we're gonna get him to
testify
1:51:01
don't worry yeah warning the
president
1:51:05
about anything
1:51:06
listen Elijah Cummings has
warned the
1:51:08
president about intimidating
witnesses I
1:51:11
promise you that we will hear
from mr.
1:51:15
Cohen totally totally nailed it
it's not
1:51:21
about that at all so we have
this
1:51:24
situation and I only catch a
few of
1:51:27
these because they're most of
it they're
1:51:29
they're designed to get into
your
1:51:30
subconscious and the only thing
designed
1:51:32
to go into your subconscious is
that is
1:51:34
what the reporter says right the
1:51:37
reporter says all and then he
says he's
1:51:38
gonna eat the babies in the
hospital and
1:51:41
then they clip to the guy
saying you
1:51:43
know I I've had two kids my I
got two
1:51:46
kids I like a little of my kids
done
1:51:49
and it's got that one doesn't
equate
1:51:52
with the other and it didn't
you wonder
1:51:53
why your Hill bot buddy so kind
of
1:51:55
confused and muddle-headed
because yeah
1:52:00
so and you hear that as if it's
proof
1:52:02
but it really has nothing to do
was just
1:52:04
planted in your head and that
gets
1:52:06
shoved in there it's crazy yeah
yeah and
1:52:13
I know I'm like cuz you don't
catch them
1:52:15
half the time when I play
around to tell
1:52:16
you there's one there I don't
believe I
1:52:19
must we only hear about one out
of
1:52:20
twenty and I because I'm always
doing a
1:52:23
lot of stuff running driving
the the
1:52:26
ship and I love listening to
the show
1:52:28
after we're done cuz I hear all
these
1:52:31
things that you're saying and
sometimes
1:52:32
it's funny and I'm so deadpan
cuz I just
1:52:34
didn't hear it I was doing
something
1:52:35
else and these but these
whipsaws I mean
1:52:39
that's the problem with these
is when
1:52:41
you really focus on them you
become that
1:52:43
guy yelling at the TV little
wary of
1:52:52
that yelling at the TV I do it
when I'm
1:52:58
alone I do it with the people
around it
1:53:01
cuz I say what do you want like
at the
1:53:04
TV don't pay attention my
problem is I'm
1:53:06
trying to yell and Tina's
yelling louder
1:53:07
I don't know what to do
1:53:09
Kier's okay just a quick little
trip
1:53:13
around the candidates for 2020
because
1:53:15
we're going to be killed with
this for
1:53:17
the next two years which is
probably
1:53:18
gonna kill the show we won't be
able to
1:53:20
survive it until we find out
who won
1:53:22
just because it's so
debilitating so we
1:53:27
need to take people out we need
to you
1:53:30
know frame people a certain way
let us
1:53:33
start watch the Kirsten
Gillibrand's
1:53:37
Gillibrand of Gillibrand its
Gillibrand
1:53:40
or Gillibrand so she had to go
on the
1:53:43
apology tour because this is
how it kind
1:53:45
of works today in in left-wing
leftist
1:53:48
media all media I would say is
oh you
1:53:52
want to run well hold on you
want to
1:53:54
host the show first we got to
go back
1:53:57
into your history find
something that
1:54:00
you did that was a portent
1:54:03
we're gonna force you to
apologize about
1:54:05
it and then maybe we'll
consider you to
1:54:09
be one of our candidates so CNN
is doing
1:54:11
their vetting
1:54:12
they've you know we had so they
had the
1:54:14
three B's Beto Biden and Bernie
Bernie
1:54:19
those are kind of on the back
burner for
1:54:22
now now they're trying to flesh
out the
1:54:24
rest of the field Gillibrand
and this is
1:54:26
a Supercuts montage I didn't do
it
1:54:28
myself so they they put a song
under it
1:54:30
but it's still funny it's only
a minute
1:54:32
this is the Gillibrand apology
tour
1:54:34
because she was so wrong about
so many
1:54:38
things including her a rating
of the NRA
1:54:41
and you know she's really she
really was
1:54:44
kind of all-in with border
security and
1:54:46
that was very racist so you
want to run
1:54:49
for 20/20 you have to apologize
if
1:54:51
Trump's immigration positions
are racist
1:54:54
were they racist when you held
some of
1:54:56
those positions as well they
certainly
1:54:59
weren't empathetic and they
were not
1:55:01
kind
1:55:02
I was callous to the suffering
of
1:55:03
families who want to be with
their loved
1:55:05
ones I just knew I was wrong I
couldn't
1:55:07
have been more wrong I was
wrong to feel
1:55:10
that way I was wrong I realized
that
1:55:12
things I had said were wrong I
think
1:55:14
it's important to know when
your hadn't
1:55:18
really spent the time to hear
those kind
1:55:20
of stories and that was my
fault that
1:55:22
was not fighting for other
people's kids
1:55:24
the same way I was fighting for
my own I
1:55:26
recognized I didn't know
everything
1:55:27
about the whole state something
that I'm
1:55:29
embarrassed about and I'm
ashamed of I
1:55:31
came from a district that was
98% white
1:55:34
we have immigrants but not a
lot of
1:55:36
immigrants I really regretted
that I
1:55:37
didn't look beyond my district
I did not
1:55:40
think about suffering in other
people's
1:55:41
lives
1:55:42
I was not caring about others
when you
1:55:44
were
1:55:45
representing a district in
Congress you
1:55:47
had an A+ rating from them were
they
1:55:49
engaged in all of that bad
stuff back
1:55:50
then they sure were and now I
have an F
1:55:54
rating
1:55:54
can you understand president
Trump's
1:55:56
position on immigration since
you were
1:55:59
there no I think his positions
are
1:56:01
racist yes that was very well
done by
1:56:07
whoever did it that's the
Supercuts guys
1:56:09
Supercuts they did a good job
wouldn't
1:56:11
throwing that little jab in the
end that
1:56:13
was good so now we have I think
she's
1:56:15
just qualified because she said
and that
1:56:18
run down she said important
right oh
1:56:22
yeah no I heard it I heard it
important
1:56:25
I love how him leaders of this
country
1:56:28
really show that you know you
can follow
1:56:31
my example because I went for
that F
1:56:33
that's the great I'm going for
from A to
1:56:36
F Elizabeth Warren has been
cranking up
1:56:40
the Instagram in her attempt to
capture
1:56:43
some of the I think the young
millennial
1:56:46
audience maybe some of the AOC
audience
1:56:48
and she's taken it one step
further if
1:56:50
you want to get Millennials
what do you
1:56:52
need what do you need we talked
about it
1:56:55
all the time as laird it's not
babies a
1:57:00
dog so she takes us she takes
her dog on
1:57:07
the road now her dog Bailey
Bailey both
1:57:12
pens so Bailey has Bailey cam I
mean
1:57:15
we're actually just trying to
we're
1:57:18
going to fall in love with the
dog the
1:57:20
dog is adorable no doubt about
it
1:57:22
and everyone's and Bailey's got
a camera
1:57:24
so it's Bailey cam but she goes
so far
1:57:27
this dog she you say a dogs
adorable I
1:57:30
get what sorry I should have
said he's
1:57:32
adorbs
1:57:33
there you go but listen how she
1:57:36
introduces Bailey and her
schmuck
1:57:39
husband mrs. Bailey's first
political
1:57:41
event
1:57:42
himself here
1:57:45
today I thought I'd bring the
two guys
1:57:48
in my life Bruce and Bailey
anybody
1:57:51
wants to stay around and take a
picture
1:57:53
her husband has been downgraded
to a dog
1:57:57
the two guys in my life Bruce
and Bailey
1:58:01
I'll be here when we can do
that and
1:58:03
Bailey will be out there with
his own
1:58:05
separate photo line
1:58:07
this is not a competition
1:58:11
the dogs onstage there's
everyone
1:58:21
fawning over the dog
1:58:30
notice by the way this is a
produced
1:58:33
video on Instagram with the
music mixed
1:58:35
in and everything did you see
did you
1:58:37
find her dog yeah he's adorbs
isn't he
1:58:40
it's a good-looking dog I would
say yeah
1:58:44
he's adorbs so that's her
tactic that's
1:58:48
her strategy from now or I
attack the
1:58:50
King her strategy kids that's
what I'm
1:58:52
looking I'm looking her up oh
that's a
1:58:54
good question I don't actually
know
1:58:55
she's hildren she doesn't get
much as
1:58:57
yes have children she's got
Emilia and
1:59:00
Alexander she got a boy and a
girl
1:59:01
perfect scent you know two two
kids and
1:59:04
boy a girl and I'm guessing uh
but the
1:59:10
dog is more important again
much more
1:59:12
important and that's what the
kids want
1:59:13
the kids love it it's a watch
for the
1:59:16
Bailey cam
1:59:17
Bailey is it now the third clip
and
1:59:20
final one I have for today's
20/20
1:59:22
rundown is Kamala Harris or she
that's
1:59:25
Kamla she says camel now camel
a--
1:59:29
announced that the howard
university
1:59:31
black university i would like
to remind
1:59:34
you that she was born in
Oakland of a
1:59:42
Jamaican father an Indian
mother and
1:59:44
grew up in Canada in Ottawa she
is not
1:59:49
an African American but she has
a lot of
1:59:53
things going for her persisted
Meir
1:59:55
Harris is is an MSNBC
commentator her
2:00:01
dad I think her parents
divorced that's
2:00:05
why she moved to Oakland away
from
2:00:07
Canada her dad is a professor at
2:00:09
Stanford with tenure and her
sister's
2:00:14
husband is Tony West he is
general
2:00:17
counsel at uber now this is the
Silicon
2:00:20
Valley candidate I believe make
sense
2:00:23
they got the MSNBC tie-in they
got the
2:00:25
Silicon Valley tie-in with uber
and her
2:00:28
brother and she's in California
mm-hmm
2:00:31
the issue of course is we need
to
2:00:33
present her in the same light
that we
2:00:35
presented Barack Obama who also
was not
2:00:38
african-american he was
2:00:40
Indonesian in a half Indonesian
half
2:00:43
white so they need to kind of
set the
2:00:47
stage and Chris Matthews did a
piece
2:00:50
with I forget the guys name and
black
2:00:53
commentator on MSNBC and you'll
get the
2:00:56
idea once you hear the clip
let's talk
2:00:57
about today according to
Politico
2:00:59
Harris's announcement on Martin
Luther
2:01:00
King jr. Day was steeped in
symbolism
2:01:03
her aides said the red and
yellow color
2:01:05
scheme by the way for Harris's
campaign
2:01:07
logo was inspired by former
2:01:09
representative shirley Chisholm
of New
2:01:10
York whose 1972 run for
president was
2:01:13
the first by a black woman from
a major
2:01:15
political party Harrison's
video by the
2:01:17
way outlines the theme of the
career
2:01:18
prosecutors candidacy for the
people
2:01:21
Ruth let's talk about this come
on this
2:01:25
for obvious reasons racist is
that this
2:01:34
for obvious reasons I got the
feeling
2:01:37
that she's gonna have that set
up for
2:01:39
headquarters in Baltimore yeah
largely
2:01:41
African American town yeah
explain I
2:01:46
don't understand why she's in
Baltimore
2:01:47
she's from Oakland should be
you know
2:01:49
now listen to what Chris
Matthews asks
2:01:51
well she wants to win the South
Carolina
2:01:54
primary for the headquarters in
South
2:01:56
Carolina I think that listen I
think
2:01:58
that she's got a lot of
strengths here
2:01:59
she is she's got a bio she's
got a
2:02:02
record she's a prosecutor with
a harsh
2:02:03
that a lot to deal with keeping
people
2:02:05
out of recidivism is the
organization
2:02:10
that she put she pulls up yeah
that he
2:02:12
seems African American that the
fact she
2:02:14
was at Howard University today
one of
2:02:16
the oldest is they call
themselves the
2:02:17
oldest I went to Morehouse I
think we're
2:02:19
a little bit older but she said
when she
2:02:20
was at Howard University today
when she
2:02:22
when she did her announcement
press
2:02:25
conference she's going to South
Carolina
2:02:26
in the first week she's bleep
Lansing
2:02:29
her feet in the african-american
2:02:30
community I think she's gonna
be a very
2:02:32
strong candidate this is
cultural
2:02:35
appropriation of an incredible
magnitude
2:02:37
she does not have the
african-american
2:02:40
heritage she does not have the
2:02:42
african-american experience she
grew up
2:02:44
in Ottawa
2:02:46
and yet hey wellcan will drop
that the
2:02:52
appropriation bomb honor this
has to
2:02:54
have ol crap no way no way okay
2:02:58
what did mark this time and you
said no
2:03:00
way no way way mark the time
people
2:03:04
somebody out there make a note
book the
2:03:06
show number and this showdown
you're
2:03:09
gonna regret this no I'm not
gonna
2:03:11
happen
2:03:12
you're gonna regret betting
with me in
2:03:13
this very show I've never
regretted
2:03:16
betting with anybody okay but I
always
2:03:19
win
2:03:20
okay I've marked the time down
everybody
2:03:22
he always wins
2:03:23
203 okay mark the time he
always wins
2:03:26
anyway back to Camelot act she
is you
2:03:30
know she's just going straight
ahead
2:03:32
with african-american now if
she said
2:03:34
I'm brown or black fine you're
brown
2:03:36
that's of course Ted of colored
be fine
2:03:39
that'd be fine to know she's
2:03:40
african-american I'm sorry it's
a lie
2:03:43
did she actually say that no I
don't
2:03:46
think she said that but this is
what do
2:03:49
you hear them positioning her
Chris
2:03:51
Matthews even asked hey is it
gonna work
2:03:54
for african-american skin color
I guess
2:03:59
which is a kind of racist
2:04:02
it's very racist alright we'll
see how
2:04:07
this goes but somebody's gonna
drop the
2:04:08
bomb on her and I'm gonna do it
in
2:04:10
public it's gonna be during one
of the
2:04:12
big debates or something like
that and
2:04:13
that'll be the end of her just
she
2:04:15
doesn't have a chance uh
Kirsten Kristin
2:04:18
Kirsten Gillibrand she doesn't
have a
2:04:20
chance
2:04:21
I'm telling you the only people
that
2:04:22
have a chance and I'll say that
here
2:04:24
right here now is one is Bernie
Sanders
2:04:28
and Hillary Clinton it's the
same two
2:04:31
people why would it be any
different you
2:04:33
know then I was talking to a
good friend
2:04:35
of mine the other day a Silicon
Valley
2:04:38
guy billionaire he says I said
Clinton's
2:04:43
gonna win because he was
thinking Kamla
2:04:44
Harris maybe has some shot that
makes
2:04:46
which lines up with your thesis
that
2:04:48
she's a Silicon Valley pick but
then
2:04:51
they do a crappy job of picking
by the
2:04:52
way Hillary because of return on
2:04:55
investment they put too much
money in
2:04:57
half
2:05:00
that's a good point
2:05:02
we'll talk about that and more
next few
2:05:19
people thank for show 11:06 yes
moving
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toward we got a lever 11 11
coming up in
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a couple of shows that'll be 4
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Hamburg Deutschland oh he says
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got interested in news once
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triggered the how do you
pronounce that
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a German word Goodman shine in
something
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I don't have in front of me so
I don't
2:05:51
want it Shin spell it spell it
anyway
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you're not gonna spell it for
me if you
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spell it I can probably tell
you that
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sorry yeah a GU TM en s CH en
goods
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mention boot mention good
mention I
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don't know it's a good people
for some
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reason I don't know this
expression
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might be good something like
that
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and he talked about the off
walking
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podcast recommend box waits
listening
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alright well good thank you
download the
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fire bottles of I count of the
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Washington one two three four
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normally he sends in a note on
official
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letterhead but this time no oh
that's
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too bad play send a note but it
was on
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HP letterhead was the
interplanetary
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Starfleet Command this is good
William
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gherkin hundred ten dollars
he's got his
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twin sister Beth his nephew
nephew
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Patrick and himself all added
to the
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birthday list and this donation
was the
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square root of eleven eleven
let nah
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wait he says by the way the
square root
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of eleven eleven is
thirty-three point
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three three three three one six
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sixty-six
2:07:03
hmm well really yeah it's a
binary he
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says it's a nice binary number
that
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equals fifteen in base ten
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what okay okay we'll work on
that yeah
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we'll work on that go back to
this yes
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in Ian's field young yes 100
Malinowski
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Baton Rouge Louisiana 100 oh
hold on he
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says something it in addition my
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addition to the round table
crawfish and
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Canebrake has somehow turned
into cross
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ship and Canebrake I would
appreciate it
2:07:39
correction okay sorry about
that I don't
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know what are you saying cross
ship I
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guess I never heard that huh
2:07:47
I also think it's always
Thursday so I
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Malinowski well is that Marko
genteel
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ninety nine nine nine nine nine
nine
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nine nine dude named Muhammed
Ali Oh a
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knighthood alert while doing my
2:08:02
accounting to find out how much
I have
2:08:04
left to reach knighthood I
realize I am
2:08:06
already a knight and would like
to be
2:08:08
known as Sir 800 800 love my
donations
2:08:12
have been 800 eight and boobs
are great
2:08:15
can I get a okay
2:08:16
polka which is Pakistan's
popular green
2:08:20
colored soda and samosa at the
2:08:23
roundtable hold on polka
2:08:26
what is samosas what does that
slow shit
2:08:29
yeah it's a bit sad it's a
pasty sits
2:08:32
it's a little it's like a
dislike
2:08:35
pierogi I I wish I knew what
pierogi was
2:08:39
never mind you're just too
white but not
2:08:42
Picoult a nod not polka piccola
piccola
2:08:45
hey man that was racist a
piccola and
2:08:48
samosas well I'm doing a
million things
2:08:51
here Cola Cola and samosas
2:08:56
okay what we're doing you
shouldn't be
2:08:59
asking me questions all right
it's a
2:09:01
towaway sir midnight what sir
midnight
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of the rivers you know away
from Gulf
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Breeze Florida yeah huh Ronald
Shaw 808
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I wasn't with these I don't put
it in
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the news everybody
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no but if you read his note he
has a
2:09:17
birthday and he says who
doesn't want
2:09:19
boobs for their birthday
celebrating my
2:09:21
night 39th lap around the Sun
2:09:23
that's why he put it in there
dame bang
2:09:26
bang when she put it in 808
well I want
2:09:30
to wish my barren sword eh
slammer a
2:09:32
happy 18th anniversary I'll
give it
2:09:35
another year love dame bang
bang yes
2:09:41
yeah of course this is a this
is a true
2:09:44
woman here happy peppy
anniversary boobs
2:09:47
nice sir Brian Kaufman 75 75 in
2:09:51
Scottsdale Arizona sir Rick in
Arlington
2:09:55
Washington 69 96 Craig kill go
in North
2:10:02
Chesterfield Virginia 68 he oh
he sent a
2:10:06
note in which I wanted to read
for a
2:10:08
reason so I put it aside Craig
he also
2:10:13
sent a bunch of t-shirts some
really
2:10:15
scroungy t-shirts scroungy yes
grounds
2:10:18
yes all the way I can put it
and it
2:10:20
somehow explained here hmm I
know how
2:10:23
much you love handwritten notes
and
2:10:24
closed as a donation if I can
get some
2:10:26
jobs karma will put that the
end for you
2:10:28
of course that would be much
appreciated
2:10:29
ition Lee you will find four
t-shirts
2:10:31
which are had been selected
with the
2:10:33
highest degree of randomness
possible
2:10:36
from random shirt mmm so you go
over
2:10:42
there you go random shirt that
Emmy is
2:10:44
go random so friendly offers
completely
2:10:47
random t-shirts that's all it
does okay
2:10:50
and so and these shirts are
very random
2:10:53
it's like this like this guy
whoever it
2:10:55
is buys a bunch of shirts by
the ton you
2:10:58
know from surplus shirt oh okay
that's
2:11:01
an interesting idea
2:11:02
yeah and then he sells them like
2:11:05
randomly you buy five
structures you go
2:11:08
take these five off the top
like one of
2:11:12
those dumb ideas combined ah
sir Rick
2:11:17
Craig kill go okay Baron mark
Tanner
2:11:20
came with six seven eight nine
Patrick
2:11:23
Roche in Waukegan Illinois 600
six I I
2:11:28
placed this as my first
donation please
2:11:31
d douche me
2:11:33
you've been deduced what's the
cause
2:11:37
hello friend and new listeners
in the
2:11:39
show Chris Moore I punched him
in the
2:11:42
mouth last year and he enjoys
the show
2:11:44
every week but apparently
doesn't donate
2:11:48
so he wants a douchebag call
out for too
2:11:50
much I guess miss jamesha
Vorster men's
2:11:59
Misha forstman's pretty good
sermons in
2:12:03
Amsterdam Amsterdam please d
douche me
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name don't know could be either
way
2:12:16
actually this one is sort
sexual it's
2:12:19
like pat pat here we go again
dude named
2:12:24
Mohammed we have a number of
dudes named
2:12:25
Mohammed which is fine fifty to
ninety I
2:12:28
know but if you get don't know
which one
2:12:30
it is
2:12:30
wait is he he also has but he's
of eh
2:12:33
where's BH Bahrain wait am i he
says I
2:12:37
finally achieved a great
milestone
2:12:38
knighthood what this is the
same guy
2:12:44
it must be did he donate his
wife from
2:12:48
Bahrain no no this is completely
2:12:52
different with this we have
another and
2:12:54
this is not on Erica slack it
man this
2:12:56
is not on the list well he
probably saw
2:13:00
it is the same guy well it I
don't think
2:13:03
it is either I think this is a
different
2:13:04
guy this guy's in Bahrain with
this
2:13:07
donation I finally achieved a
great
2:13:09
milestone with the best podcast
in the
2:13:10
universe knighthood I'm proud
to serve
2:13:12
the show in all possible ways as
2:13:13
boots-on-the-ground resource
associate
2:13:15
producer artist show 760
inventor of the
2:13:18
phrase dude named Mohammed and
now night
2:13:20
I can now demand my Sharia
compliant
2:13:22
knighting ceremony and changed
my
2:13:25
official title to dude named
Mohammed of
2:13:27
the two seas yeah the other
guys dude
2:13:30
boobs okay hold on let me write
this
2:13:33
down so we've got his wildest
classic
2:13:36
rectal or a random number
random numbers
2:13:41
are the same day I got random
t-shirts
2:13:44
of the two
2:13:46
zees okay alright well it's
fantastic
2:13:50
I look forward since I'm gonna
get
2:13:54
better I'm gonna answer this
question
2:13:55
right off the top he has a
question for
2:13:57
the peerage committee and I
represent
2:13:59
them yes me yes you do sense
for us
2:14:01
Brown in Sandy areas can we use
an
2:14:04
alternative ranking system like
Sheik
2:14:06
Amir Khalaf and the answer is
no I do
2:14:13
feel you need to read this next
note
2:14:15
from Jason from Boise Jason
from Boise
2:14:18
5151 Boise Idaho uh IMT IMT in
morning
2:14:26
the gents thank you both for
putting out
2:14:29
a truly superior product this
donation
2:14:31
was inspired by a reminder that
propped
2:14:33
up on my phone regarding the
best a
2:14:35
badge on made with Adam on show
1058 in
2:14:39
which you never lose Adam I
predicted
2:14:43
that Black Panthers would be
nominated
2:14:45
for an Oscar for the Best
Picture
2:14:46
because the Academy Award was
too
2:14:48
chicken shit
2:14:49
not to mention it in today's
hyper John
2:14:53
disagreed and bet Adam five
bucks it
2:14:57
would not be nominated wrong
again
2:14:59
Dvorak you can't even say in a
group of
2:15:03
people the movie was no good I
couldn't
2:15:05
get through it audible gasp so
but
2:15:13
they're stupid cuz now it's
gonna get
2:15:14
worse but I I can predict I
think
2:15:16
what'll happen black panther
will be
2:15:18
nominated in best movie and
popular
2:15:21
movie it'll win popular it
won't win
2:15:23
best movie the Academy thinks
okay well
2:15:26
we gave them an award so we're
all done
2:15:27
with the racist thing but
there's gonna
2:15:29
be huge backlash and outrage
about it
2:15:32
not being the best movie racist
2:15:34
Hollywood it's gonna be fun to
watch and
2:15:37
they're just pussies that's why
that's
2:15:40
why they brought this whole
stupid
2:15:41
category in four years nobody
nominated
2:15:45
for Best Picture I bet you they
do rah
2:15:49
five bucks five bucks it is
your own
2:15:52
okay
2:15:53
the guy minutes ago just 15
minutes ago
2:15:58
you said you never lose well I
didn't
2:16:00
realize that this one it was a
bit that
2:16:01
actually made so I take it back
I've
2:16:03
lost once now and I want I
don't want
2:16:07
like through the bank I want
actual 5
2:16:09
crisp five-dollar beyond if I'm
the man
2:16:11
I'll put it in the mail yes
2:16:14
you could free how I will say
this your
2:16:17
little notion that it's gonna
win
2:16:19
something was not correct
because it
2:16:21
doesn't want any of the popular
awards I
2:16:23
didn't say that I said it would
be
2:16:24
nominated no if you go back
further in
2:16:26
your cunt not that was the bet
but
2:16:28
further earlier in their
commentary you
2:16:31
said it'll be nominated it'll
win
2:16:32
something no popular or listen
no I
2:16:35
didn't pull the whole clip
because it
2:16:37
was going to take too long but
now
2:16:38
you're trying to Welch on the
BET I'll
2:16:39
explain it in your commentary
that you
2:16:44
just play yes I know exactly a
popular
2:16:49
note but it won't John yeah did
you work
2:16:51
John listen the comp discussion
was
2:16:53
about a possible new category
which did
2:16:56
not materialize and I said he
will be
2:16:59
nominated for both they'll give
him the
2:17:00
bullshit award and they'll just
2:17:02
nominated for Best Picture and
the bet
2:17:04
was about being nominated for
Best
2:17:06
Picture
2:17:06
yeah ok sore loser I won't
comment on
2:17:14
that nasty remark something
else he
2:17:23
already did the most important
part yeah
2:17:25
well thank ya hey Jason thanks
for
2:17:27
nothing okay that wouldn't come
up in
2:17:30
today's conversation at all
that's right
2:17:32
if it wasn't for you and your
handy
2:17:35
alarm that you said on your
phone good
2:17:37
idea Michael Christensen in
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Fink's I haven't heard the word
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year very good you think we got
to
2:18:55
reintroduce Fink yeah isn't
that just
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like a tattletale yes snitch
Fink I love
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think Fink underutilized word
well thank
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we have
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the Des Moines Iowa meetup go to
2:19:32
meetup.com find out more we're
still
2:19:34
very excited about the March
2nd meet up
2:19:38
in Austin's the big Texas
meetup it's
2:19:40
awesome beer works I think
we're gonna
2:19:43
start around 3:30 isn't that
kind of the
2:19:44
time to start 3:30 on Fridays
and early
2:19:49
start him at 5 or 6 but this is
a
2:19:51
Saturday I never die don't know
that
2:19:53
I've done one in recent memory
ok and
2:19:56
also after we had that whole
kind a
2:19:58
Saturday probably 3 is probably
good I
2:20:00
don't know I think 3:30 is what
I just
2:20:03
kind of pegged yeah because
then people
2:20:04
if they have to kind of come
into town
2:20:05
they can go to the meet up and
go out to
2:20:07
dinner yeah and one of the fine
2:20:08
restaurants ry overpriced Pippy
joints
2:20:11
or I'm sorry hipster joints in
the
2:20:14
Austin area there's tons of
them yes the
2:20:15
latest is Lauro
2:20:18
which is Korean barbecue this
is now the
2:20:20
hot thing in Austin
2:20:23
Korean barbecue that's the end
of the
2:20:26
road for the whole thing it's
quite
2:20:29
tasty but of course it is you
had
2:20:31
bulgogi you cook they got a
cooking
2:20:32
thing in front of you cooking
it there
2:20:34
you throw in some garlic do
they have
2:20:36
the lettuce leaves is a real
Korean
2:20:38
style where you you cook your
barbecue
2:20:41
right in front of you and then
you put a
2:20:42
bunch of good kind of mild
garlic you
2:20:45
know that happen and you know
pieces and
2:20:47
put it in a lettuce leaf and
roll it up
2:20:49
and eat it
2:20:49
no that's entirely not what it
is okay
2:20:52
well then it's not very good no
it's not
2:20:54
Korean at all it's like a
traditional
2:20:56
barbecue place where you order
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it is all right
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can be a
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night one day so it's the
Patriots
2:25:01
versus the Rams yeah just as
I've just
2:25:04
missed it my prediction at the
very
2:25:06
beginning of the season was the
Chiefs
2:25:07
vs. the Rams and I thought that
cheese
2:25:11
were gonna pull it off but they
couldn't
2:25:12
for a lot of different reasons
and the
2:25:14
Patriots are in there again and
if it's
2:25:16
gonna be a game of talent the
Rams
2:25:19
should win but they don't think
they can
2:25:20
I mean it's gonna be a coach
great
2:25:22
coaching versus I think
superior talent
2:25:25
now we typically look at these
things
2:25:27
based on a political or
geopolitical of
2:25:29
geopolitical nature at sports
games
2:25:31
considering most of them are
rigged what
2:25:35
I don't know about much about
the Rams
2:25:37
is that the Los Angeles Rams
yes the
2:25:40
less I did just moved to Los
Angeles
2:25:42
from st. Louis where they moved
from Los
2:25:44
Angeles from to get the st.
Louis mhm
2:25:47
it was Los Angeles and st.
Louis now
2:25:49
they're back in LA technically
because
2:25:51
it's a bigger market and
they're trying
2:25:53
to boost football the interest
in Los
2:25:56
Angeles I would see if it was a
rigged
2:25:58
game the Rams would win for
sure cuz
2:26:01
boss has got nothing going on
and
2:26:04
and it may be the rigged game
was
2:26:06
already taking place which was
letting
2:26:08
the Patriots beat the Chiefs
because the
2:26:11
Chiefs and the Rams which gave
us a game
2:26:13
earlier in the year that was
something
2:26:15
like 58 to 57 it was about
rageous game
2:26:19
of just nothing but non-stop
scoring by
2:26:21
both teams I don't think they
wanted a
2:26:25
replay of that so they puta so
you think
2:26:28
it's gonna be Patriots no I
think it's
2:26:31
me the boost of Los Angeles
fortunes of
2:26:34
football I think it's gonna be
the Rams
2:26:35
as well but maybe not for the
same
2:26:37
reasons you psyched and first
of all the
2:26:39
Patriots are obviously
nationalists so
2:26:42
that's the you can't win you're
a
2:26:43
nationalist you cannot win and
the Rams
2:26:46
I mean what does it RAM remind
you of
2:26:49
exactly the goat power go to
power the
2:26:56
goats will win this year
2:26:58
well greatest of all time so
anyway it's
2:27:03
gonna be a good game I think
yeah except
2:27:06
for quite a big fan of the RAM
so
2:27:08
unifies maroon 5 doing the
halftime show
2:27:17
either root for the Raiders of
the 49ers
2:27:20
49ers of your own liberal nice
now I'm
2:27:25
for tarantulas the Rams have
the gold
2:27:27
Kelly University of California
2:27:29
quarterback and I'm a big fan
he is you
2:27:32
a tease something in the
newsletter
2:27:33
which hasn't come up so maybe I
can spur
2:27:36
you on with this Yee and now
you didn't
2:27:40
have any clips I do have a
couple clips
2:27:42
I'd like to play I've really
just two
2:27:43
maybe three first we'll just
play the
2:27:46
news bit and then I'm sure
you'll come
2:27:47
in this is about this is our
little AOC
2:27:50
segment and why isn't it
playing there
2:27:53
we go a few progressive names
now given
2:27:55
significant positions and a
powerful
2:27:56
committee the House Oversight
Committee
2:27:58
adding congresswoman Alexandria
Ocasio
2:28:01
Cortes and other freshman
progressives
2:28:03
to its ranks Arizona Republican
Andy
2:28:06
Biggs is on the House Judiciary
2:28:06
Committee sir how you doing
2:28:08
morning to you thank you for
your time
2:28:10
what do you think this means
well I
2:28:12
think it's indicative of the
direction
2:28:15
that this this Congress is
going to go
2:28:17
with the Democrats their goal
they've
2:28:19
stated this they want to at the
bare
2:28:21
minimum embarrass this
president if
2:28:23
possible they want to do fully D
2:28:24
legitimize the administration
and
2:28:26
certainly the ultimate goal is
to either
2:28:28
impeach or forced this
president out of
2:28:30
office and I think the ogr
committee
2:28:33
which is going to be very very
involved
2:28:36
investigations
2:28:37
they've just named four people
who I
2:28:38
think have that agenda for the
Democrats
2:28:41
so gr Government Reform correct
yes okay
2:28:44
I'm just reading this from
Reuters now
2:28:45
House Democrats turbocharge
committee
2:28:47
probes aplomb
2:28:48
Democrats in the US House of
2:28:49
Representatives have quietly
tweaked a
2:28:51
rule on taking secret
depositions that
2:28:53
will let staffers of house
investigative
2:28:56
committees take testimony from
subpoena
2:28:58
witnesses without a lawmaker
being
2:29:00
present end quote how
significant of a
2:29:02
change could that be well what
it does
2:29:04
is it allows the staff to do
two things
2:29:07
bring in a whole lot more
people to and
2:29:09
investigate and depose so
that's gonna
2:29:12
create a log jam but the second
thing it
2:29:14
does it allows to essentially
freeze the
2:29:17
Republicans out in some
meaningful way
2:29:19
where sometimes the deposition
is the
2:29:21
only way we can get at the the
other
2:29:23
side of the story so to speak
so so
2:29:25
we're not going to be able to
2:29:26
cross-examine witnesses and get
the full
2:29:27
story out so what I'm seeing is
AOC and
2:29:32
other troublemakers are being
put on
2:29:35
these committees this is
oversight but
2:29:38
also the Finance Committee
which will be
2:29:40
run by Maxine Waters and
they're going
2:29:42
to give them these great
subpoena powers
2:29:44
which even staffers can now use
this is
2:29:47
this is to me the the Trump hit
squad or
2:29:50
something well I always think I
saw this
2:29:54
going on I saw the latest one
and that's
2:29:56
when I this White T's in the
newsletter
2:29:58
she got in this particular
committee
2:30:00
after being on the Maxine Waters
2:30:01
committee I was under the
impression
2:30:03
when we first started seeing
this woman
2:30:05
coming out of the blue
2:30:08
AOC that she was gonna be
sidelined like
2:30:12
they do with a lot of people
that are
2:30:14
making too much noise and kind
of an
2:30:15
embarrassment right Pelosi
being a
2:30:18
genius at some level
2:30:20
she's decided now let's do just
the
2:30:22
opposite let's put her on these
big fish
2:30:24
while she can really make a
scene with
2:30:26
the power yes a peanut power
all this
2:30:30
other things so she will either
be a big
2:30:33
benefit because she's gonna ask
a lot of
2:30:35
tough questions which I doubt
or she's
2:30:38
just gonna make a fool out of
herself
2:30:40
and then she got to be
relegated to some
2:30:42
lesser position I think pulao
she's
2:30:44
letting these and by the way
there's
2:30:46
other ones that are on the this
last
2:30:48
committee the government
oversight
2:30:50
committee they're all also
justice
2:30:53
Democrats yes yes yes this is
discussed
2:30:56
enough on the last show that
defected
2:30:58
this is what operation was
started by
2:31:00
chunk and his buddy and they
both got
2:31:02
kicked off because they were
they were
2:31:06
because they weren't on board
for six
2:31:08
years ago somebody said
something that
2:31:10
was miss not chunk chunk he
went through
2:31:13
the the rigmarole but I think
it's this
2:31:15
is this to me
2:31:16
AOC she is backed she is backed
by
2:31:19
something very big it feels a
lot like
2:31:22
the Obama plan certainly this
tiny
2:31:25
stupid Obama is actually
correct right
2:31:27
so a couple things I'm going
because
2:31:30
I've run into this when I talk
about
2:31:33
Alexandria Ocasio Cortes which
I'm going
2:31:35
to do and it's going to be
happening a
2:31:37
lot more in the future I just
want you
2:31:40
John you to understand I'm not
I don't
2:31:42
love her policies I'm not a
fanboy I get
2:31:45
this from everybody now just
because I'm
2:31:47
trying to point out that she's
something
2:31:49
to watch and I don't forget you
you
2:31:51
getting a little sensitive well
what I
2:31:52
don't want anything I'll tell
you why
2:31:54
because we just went through
that two
2:31:56
two and a half years with Trump
I'm a
2:31:58
little sick of it yeah yeah so
I don't
2:32:01
want that you know and it's
interesting
2:32:02
the same not you but you know
when I
2:32:05
would say hate Trump's gonna
make it all
2:32:07
the way then people yeah you
pay fanboy
2:32:09
Tramp TV and of course I was
right now
2:32:12
the same people who agreed with
me on
2:32:15
this are like oh you're fan boy
for a OC
2:32:18
it's just it's it's
mind-boggling I'm
2:32:21
just pointing out that she's a
force to
2:32:22
be reckoned with you can say
she's
2:32:24
stupid every single time if you
want I
2:32:26
don't know I don't think she's
stupid
2:32:28
and I want you to listen to at
least one
2:32:30
clip and if you want to hear
more I've
2:32:31
got
2:32:32
because on Martin Luther King
Day she
2:32:34
did a sit-down interview in the
East
2:32:36
Riverside Church was huge
Church denotes
2:32:38
in Harlem stacked to the gills
and she
2:32:42
was interviewed by what's at
ten a hey C
2:32:46
coats he said he's the
superstar he
2:32:50
wrote the Black Panther comic
series but
2:32:53
he's written a whole bunch of
very
2:32:54
famous author okay
2:32:56
never heard of him haha I had
to look
2:32:59
him up he's yeah he's very let
me just
2:33:02
see I have it here make sure
he's got a
2:33:04
huge fan base and that's he's
probably
2:33:06
famous we don't know every
famous person
2:33:08
that has this as nish fame he's
he's
2:33:12
famous and he's black and he's
loved by
2:33:14
the community so in this clip
this is
2:33:19
what leads up to the clip that
everyone
2:33:21
was excoriating her for about
the twelve
2:33:25
years going to be dead from
climate
2:33:27
change in the way everyone
aired it
2:33:28
including Tucker Carlson is and
what you
2:33:31
would probably have said is it
she says
2:33:33
well in twelve years when he be
dead
2:33:35
from the award was gonna have
me dead
2:33:36
from climate change and
everyone's like
2:33:38
she's stupid what an idiot yes
but in
2:33:43
context and that's why I want
to play
2:33:44
this whole clip she's talking
about what
2:33:47
I've been talking about is the
2:33:48
terrorization of Millennials
into
2:33:52
believing that the world is
going to end
2:33:53
and she is she is leading a
pack of and
2:33:59
I've and this it's going to be
very
2:34:01
interesting she's leading a
pack of
2:34:03
young people who can vote
already or
2:34:05
next year and she is the Pied
Piper of
2:34:09
the Millennials and she's
definitely a
2:34:11
force to be reckoned with
2:34:12
so here we'll talk about in
this one
2:34:15
clip will take us up with a
climate
2:34:16
change stupidity remark about
her social
2:34:20
media her clap box which is a
food slang
2:34:23
for you me John about when you
Aslam
2:34:26
somebody you like a but slam
like hey I
2:34:28
just slammed you what's
interesting
2:34:30
about it is that she only does
this to
2:34:34
blue checkmark people so listen
to AOC I
2:34:37
think she's anything but stupid
in her
2:34:41
quest to lead the Millennials
2:34:44
the things that I love about
your use of
2:34:46
social media and one of the
things that
2:34:48
makes me scared is man you you
clap back
2:34:52
at these fools man you had some
of our
2:35:03
organizers ask me this and I
told the
2:35:05
joke that you hear that some of
our
2:35:07
organizers so she has this she
has T
2:35:10
she's got a team she's got
organizers
2:35:13
and money there's money flowing
I'm
2:35:22
gonna ask for two and a half
minutes
2:35:24
instead of mocking the whole
way through
2:35:26
just listen and then you can
mock her
2:35:28
afterwards I just want you to
listen cuz
2:35:30
otherwise you miss stuff
organizers
2:35:32
asked me and I told the joke
that
2:35:34
basically it's like whoever's
coming at
2:35:37
me in my mentions with a blue
check when
2:35:40
I haven't eaten in three hours
but it's
2:35:51
also it's also it's like what
bringing
2:35:56
that we've taken for granted
for so long
2:35:59
should we be dismantling and
when the
2:36:03
really good example comes up
that's when
2:36:07
I do that because when I clap
back it's
2:36:09
not just reflexive self defense
I'm
2:36:13
trying to dismantle some of the
frames
2:36:15
of misogyny classes and racism
that
2:36:19
we've just allowed to go on and
I wish I
2:36:23
didn't have to do this to be
frank I
2:36:26
wish I didn't have to but I
feel like
2:36:30
our public in our public
conversation
2:36:33
we've abandoned the posts of
2:36:36
responsibility
2:36:37
for a very very long time and
we've
2:36:41
allowed so much nonsense to go
unchecked
2:36:44
because someone has a Harvard
degree and
2:36:48
they're saying something or
because
2:36:50
someone comes from a certain
family and
2:36:51
they're saying because someone
has
2:36:53
like reputable pedigree that the
2:36:56
pedigree a person has
legitimizes
2:36:58
anything that comes out of
their mouth
2:37:00
and I think that the part of it
that is
2:37:08
generational is that
Millennials and
2:37:12
people have you know Gen Z and
all these
2:37:15
folks that come after us are
looking up
2:37:17
and we're like the world is
going to end
2:37:20
in 12 years if we don't address
climate
2:37:22
change and your biggest issue
2:37:25
is your your biggest issue is
how are we
2:37:30
gonna pay for it and like this
is the
2:37:34
war this is our world war ii
and mcfar
2:37:39
people we're looking at this
and we're
2:37:41
like how are we saying let's
take it
2:37:43
easy when the end person has
just died
2:37:46
from from our cruel and unjust
criminal
2:37:49
justice system how are we
saying take it
2:37:51
easy when the America that
we're living
2:37:54
in today is so dystopian with
people
2:37:56
sleeping in their cars that
they can
2:37:58
work a second job without
health care
2:38:00
and we're told to settle down
2:38:03
I don't it's a it's a
fundamental
2:38:06
separation between you know the
that
2:38:10
fierce urgency of now the why
we can't
2:38:13
wait that King spoke of at some
point
2:38:17
these chronic realities do
reach a
2:38:19
breaking point and I think for
our
2:38:21
generation if it's reached that
and I
2:38:23
wish I didn't have to be you
know doing
2:38:27
every post but sometimes I I
just feel
2:38:31
like people aren't being held
2:38:34
accountable mm-hmm and until we
all
2:38:37
start pitching in and holding
people
2:38:39
accountable I'm just gonna let
them have
2:38:41
it very interesting to see the
troll
2:38:49
room as well everyone's like
yeah yeah
2:38:51
you can't wait to slam her down
I'm just
2:38:55
gonna say this woman speaks for
a
2:38:58
generation that was educated in
the same
2:39:01
way this indoctrination that
she's
2:39:03
received is a whole generation
of people
2:39:06
of voters who were coming up
and and
2:39:08
it's gonna be really really
scary when
2:39:11
they get into real power and
she's
2:39:13
leading it right now yeah okay
well
2:39:18
thanks for the clip I still
think she's
2:39:23
an idiot
2:39:23
and the 12-year thing I didn't
realize
2:39:25
was actually she was I thought
she but
2:39:28
maybe was joking around and
just threw
2:39:29
it in and they liked it right
on her but
2:39:31
she was she said it was our
world war
2:39:32
two climate is our world war
two yeah
2:39:35
that's how it's been
2:39:38
what she believes that's what
these
2:39:39
children all believe well
luckily not
2:39:43
all of them yeah the ones in
Austin the
2:39:46
ones in California the ones in
New York
2:39:49
luckily there's some kids other
places
2:39:53
that maybe have gotten a better
2:39:54
education than that oh it's
actually the
2:39:57
okay
2:39:57
it's the hi it's the Ivy League
schools
2:40:00
where this is coming from I'm
all spring
2:40:02
to that yeah daivi League
schools may be
2:40:05
shooting themselves and they
had but
2:40:07
it's also in Fayetteville
Arkansas it's
2:40:09
everywhere all higher learning
2:40:12
institutions have have brought
this
2:40:14
social justice warrior and all
of this
2:40:17
stuff into these children you
know she's
2:40:20
talking about framing the power
all this
2:40:22
stuff and she's there now and
she's
2:40:24
gonna hold that door open and a
lot more
2:40:26
gonna come in and she's not
stupid she's
2:40:30
just educated which is worse
than stupid
2:40:34
in America probably all right
we'll see
2:40:40
how that goes
2:40:42
I have a couple of isil's for
2:40:44
consideration for the end of
the show
2:40:45
and this first one it works out
2:40:48
perfectly kind of I don't know
if I have
2:40:53
the shortest short short
version of it
2:40:56
but yeah I do
2:40:57
and I think it applies to what
we just
2:40:59
heard this is Peterson that's
wrong
2:41:02
[Laughter]
2:41:05
not bad not bad I was gonna I
was
2:41:08
thinking of using the triggered
actually
2:41:10
and then I have Judy on ice Oh
huh
2:41:13
fascinating I was gonna use
this one I
2:41:18
am triggered so triggered I
think
2:41:22
Peterson is best actually
that's wrong
2:41:24
yeah I think Peterson nails it
well I
2:41:27
like the Judy one especially
again after
2:41:29
that last the little clip you
play
2:41:31
because it's like it's so blase
2:41:34
fascinating no they won't sound
good in
2:41:39
the end of show mix it's got to
be the
2:41:41
Peterson it's better yeah you're
2:41:43
probably right
2:41:43
yeah because he's more adamant
comes
2:41:46
from me by the way the Peterson
one
2:41:47
comes from he says this all the
time
2:41:50
this is his main
2:41:52
complaint is one of his theses
very sick
2:41:54
six second clip Jordan Peterson
main
2:41:56
complaint no there isn't a job
for
2:42:00
everyone and no you can't train
everyone
2:42:02
to do everything that's wrong I
have
2:42:06
another Peterson clip about his
about
2:42:09
his new service you know he's
leaving he
2:42:12
always I guess he's left
patreon yeah
2:42:15
and now he is setting something
else up
2:42:18
but just just a minute to
listen to his
2:42:20
thinking and he says some stuff
that we
2:42:21
would agree with yeah well you
know I
2:42:23
think the subscription model
the private
2:42:25
subscription model is not a bad
one
2:42:27
because it does leave things
under your
2:42:28
control and part of the way
that you
2:42:33
know part of the way that the
people
2:42:35
like me and Reuben and some of
the other
2:42:37
people that are associated with
this
2:42:39
hypothetical intellectual dark
web of
2:42:41
survive to some degree is by
not having
2:42:43
any any corporate masters right
and so
2:42:48
preserving that which is which
makes the
2:42:51
whole idea of the in
intellectual dark
2:42:54
web kind of suspect in and of
itself
2:42:56
because it it indicates a
grouping of
2:42:58
sorts but everybody has their
own
2:43:00
private fiefdom in some sense
and that
2:43:02
does offer a certain amount of
2:43:04
protection I'm experimenting at
the
2:43:06
moment with the production of a
system
2:43:08
that would serve as an
alternative to
2:43:10
patreon but and it's well
underway I
2:43:13
don't know when it'll be
launched
2:43:14
because software development is
a tricky
2:43:16
business but I would suspect in
the next
2:43:17
couple of months and we're
hoping that
2:43:19
we might be able to figure out
how to
2:43:22
solve some of the problems that
patron
2:43:23
ran into at least we're going
to do our
2:43:25
best not to throw people off
arbitrarily
2:43:29
you know good luck with that
2:43:31
[Music]
2:43:34
first of all if he says the
term buys
2:43:37
software developments a tricky
business
2:43:39
that's me there you go he's
gonna win he
2:43:42
says two months we retired two
years
2:43:43
somebody is charging him money
yes money
2:43:47
and they'll charge him money
for the
2:43:49
next two years they may be
getting it
2:43:51
out of India who knows I mean
there's a
2:43:53
lot of ways to go I it seems to
me that
2:43:55
if I was gonna do this if I was
him
2:43:58
I would just clone patron just
clone it
2:44:02
and just have a different
policy what's
2:44:05
it why does he why does the
whole
2:44:07
mechanism have to be different
pick some
2:44:09
of the problems there's no
inherent
2:44:10
problems with patreon now the
problem is
2:44:13
the processing its MasterCard
MasterCard
2:44:16
through everybody off not
patreon and
2:44:21
just the stooge yeah but okay
there's
2:44:25
only so many payment processors
you can
2:44:26
use we like checks we like bank
2:44:30
transfers I like this is the
way to go
2:44:40
doing this so we have a couple
of issues
2:44:42
coming up we get the new census
question
2:44:47
I could come and skip debt
here's a you
2:44:51
heard about the Islam burg
attacks the
2:44:54
war did which i think is an FBI
6-week
2:44:56
cycle I know if anyone's
keeping track
2:44:57
of the dates but this looks
like a six
2:44:59
week cycle scam and didn't get
any much
2:45:02
ink in the New York town of
Greece
2:45:05
police arrested three men and a
minor on
2:45:07
suspicion of plotting an attack
on a
2:45:10
local Muslim community the
suspects were
2:45:12
said to be in possession of
multiple
2:45:14
improvised explosive devices and
2:45:16
Firearms and were charged with
criminal
2:45:17
possession of a weapon and
conspiracy
2:45:19
the suspects were allegedly
planning to
2:45:22
attack the small community of
Aslam burg
2:45:25
in upstate New York police
discovered
2:45:27
the plot after the unidentified
16 year
2:45:29
old suspect made a comment to a
fellow
2:45:31
student about a school shooter
the other
2:45:33
suspects are 19 year old
Vincent veteran
2:45:36
male and 20 year old Brian
culinary an
2:45:38
eighteen year old Andrew
crystal police
2:45:40
say the attack was planned on
the gaming
2:45:42
chat platform called discord no
there
2:45:46
was a six-week cycle and we
missed it it
2:45:49
was two weeks ago we completely
missed
2:45:52
it this guy the guy from
Georgia here is
2:45:55
according to this affidavit the
FBI
2:45:57
investigation started with a
tip from a
2:46:00
community member the person
told police
2:46:02
that 21 year-old ha shirt ahem
had been
2:46:05
radicalized and changed his
name another
2:46:08
example of how important it is
to calm
2:46:10
tact law enforcement if you see
or hear
2:46:12
something suspicious that tip
came
2:46:15
nearly a year ago mind you a
year ago
2:46:18
the tip came in and culminated
today as
2:46:20
agents swarmed to haves home
outside
2:46:23
Atlanta before this documents
show an
2:46:26
FBI informant
2:46:27
and undercover employee
partnered with
2:46:30
two Hebb and made him believe
they would
2:46:32
take part in the attack for a
year for a
2:46:34
year let's intent was to tax it
over a
2:46:38
year and other targets of
opportunity in
2:46:40
the Washington DC area by using
2:46:42
explosive devices including an
2:46:45
improvised explosive device an
anti-tank
2:46:47
rocket documents say to have
wanted to
2:46:50
blow a hole in the White House
and take
2:46:53
down as many people as possible
he
2:46:56
allegedly showed off hand-drawn
diagrams
2:46:58
of the West Wing investigators
say to
2:47:01
have also planned to attack the
2:47:03
Washington Monument the Lincoln
Memorial
2:47:05
and a specific synagogue that's
not
2:47:08
named notice not name that
chickenshit
2:47:11
FBI didn't want to make any
trouble had
2:47:14
said that jihad was an
obligation he
2:47:16
wanted to do as much damage as
possible
2:47:18
and was ready to die as a
martyr as I
2:47:22
mentioned it was earlier today
to have
2:47:23
thought he was trading his car
for a
2:47:25
bunch of weapons those were
fakes
2:47:27
brought in by the FBI to have
was
2:47:29
arrested after that and Jim he
is now
2:47:31
facing a charge of planning to
blow up a
2:47:34
federal building so they this
this
2:47:37
schmuck for years you were
talking about
2:47:39
probably a guy with now I want
to back
2:47:41
off I wanted to contrast these
two
2:47:43
stories one it was kind of a
2:47:45
straightforward story and the
other one
2:47:47
had all these twists and turns
when
2:47:48
you're playing mm-hmm FBI and
it with
2:47:50
the FBI angle constantly and
there was
2:47:52
just classic six week cycle
stuff from
2:47:55
the from the good old days and
it has
2:47:58
always involved some guy with a
probably
2:48:01
a very low IQ I'm guessing in
this guy's
2:48:03
case 75 and they can get him
and they
2:48:08
make friends with him and they
work him
2:48:10
for a year yes a year a year
make him
2:48:14
into a criminal yeah and then
they they
2:48:17
let him trade in his car for
what he
2:48:19
thinks his weapons and they
swoop in
2:48:21
and like whoa press-conference
2:48:24
disgusting yeah so it has
entertainment
2:48:29
value I got the last 29 seconds
it's
2:48:33
about the FBI as well and I
wish I had
2:48:36
I'm gonna see if I can find the
full
2:48:37
clip of this Tucker Carlson had
a former
2:48:40
FBI deputy assistant on talking
about
2:48:43
you know how horrible the FBI
is and
2:48:46
this FBI you know they've been
2:48:48
investigating the president and
all this
2:48:50
a horrible horrible horrible
horrible
2:48:51
horrible
2:48:51
and then this guy says
something which
2:48:55
Carlson never responds to just
thanks
2:48:58
Emily you don't have to thank
you but
2:48:59
just never responds goes in the
break
2:49:01
and you never saw the guy again
Terry
2:49:03
Turchi is his name listen to
what he
2:49:06
says about the FBI
2:49:07
you know this not unlike
today's FBI
2:49:10
where we're investigating the
president
2:49:12
we're coming up concocting
schemes we're
2:49:14
sending text messages no no it
was very
2:49:16
different back in the day and I
think we
2:49:18
can expect more of this because
quite
2:49:20
honestly the electrode in some
places is
2:49:24
putting more and more
progressives and
2:49:26
self-described socialist in
positions
2:49:28
and ironically years ago when I
first
2:49:31
got into the FBI one of the
missions of
2:49:33
the FBI in its
counterintelligence
2:49:35
efforts was to try and keep
these people
2:49:37
out of government why because
we would
2:49:39
end up with massive dysfunction
and
2:49:41
massive disinformation and
massive
2:49:43
misinformation and it seems to
me that's
2:49:46
where we're at today so did he
not just
2:49:48
say the FBI does this on a
regular basis
2:49:53
well I thought what he said
he's talking
2:49:56
about in the olden days we used
to put a
2:49:58
stop to people like AOC in the
2:50:01
government yes would be
communist but
2:50:03
nowadays we don't know we stop
people
2:50:06
like Donald Trump it's the same
thing
2:50:08
he's saying the same thing we
don't want
2:50:11
the crazies to come into
government so
2:50:13
in the old days we used to stop
him
2:50:15
they're still doing it am I just
2:50:17
misunderstanding what he's
saying yeah I
2:50:20
think so I heard very clearly
he says in
2:50:23
the old days we used to stop
these
2:50:25
people yeah that's what he said
but
2:50:26
doesn't since we never said
we'd do it
2:50:30
we're now I'm not sure what
you're
2:50:33
hearing okay what I heard was
that we
2:50:35
used to stop these people in
the old
2:50:36
days and and now we don't well
it's in
2:50:39
the context of the FBI trying
to stop
2:50:41
Donald Trump well we used to
stop the
2:50:47
netball's in the old days and
that we
2:50:48
don't do we go after Trump is
that what
2:50:50
you're thinking oh he's another
nut ball
2:50:52
they've just always done this
it's not
2:50:54
the FBI's job to stop people
from trying
2:50:56
to get into government it's not
their
2:50:59
job justice to spy on them and
not get
2:51:01
them not elected that's not
their job
2:51:04
maybe I'm Jame B I'm just
hearing it but
2:51:07
I I was flabbergasted by this
guy I'm
2:51:11
upset that no one said anything
about it
2:51:13
well you had to go to break
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2:51:17
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2:52:36
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2:53:11
where's the phone it's
everywhere it's
2:53:13
the spot a certain percentage
of people
2:53:16
are going to end up being
killers and
2:53:18
crazy we have with the program
cleanse
2:53:49
the earth
2:53:53
you know running into the same
kind of
2:53:56
buzzsaw when I look to the
Republican
2:53:59
Party I see Tim's gone I see
Elise
2:54:01
Stefanik I don't see Steve King
so we
2:54:04
just found out that she's
cancelled and
2:54:05
I think that's a great blotch
on the
2:54:10
incredible country that we all
love the
2:54:13
Catholic school teenager who
was wearing
2:54:15
that Magga had caught on viral
video in
2:54:18
a bizarre stare down with a
Native
2:54:20
American elder that a president
Trump's
2:54:22
direction the United States of
America
2:54:24
became the first country in the
world to
2:54:28
recognize president wide oh I
am running
2:54:31
for president in the United
States and
2:54:35
there's a deal in the making
and the
2:54:38
more extreme Nancy Pelosi gives
the more
2:54:40
likely we'll have a deal to
assist
2:54:43
family members to actually
bring food
2:54:45
home so they can feed their
families
2:54:47
that that's just outrageous she
2:54:50
officially has more Twitter
followers
2:54:52
than Nancy dear okay zo Cortes
Stalin
2:54:56
Hitler Matt's they all came to
power
2:54:59
promising the same kinds of
things that
2:55:01
Miss Ocasio Cortes is promising
the left
2:55:04
wants to take away your right
to wear
2:55:07
whatever the heck you want and
the
2:55:09
American people are forced to
pick
2:55:11
between seventy-year-old
retreads in
2:55:14
many cases who got us in this
mess to
2:55:15
begin with again she's afraid
of the
2:55:17
truth
2:55:18
super left Democrats the radical
2:55:21
Democrats what's going on in
that party
2:55:23
is shocking idle hands are the
devil's
2:55:25
legislative agenda mofo borat
dot org
2:55:40
slash and a that's wrong