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I love Clinton you love Clinton
there's
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a song there
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Adam Curry John C. Dvorak this
is your
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award-winning Gipper Nation
Media
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assassination episode 11 Oasis
is no
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agenda
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Silicon Valley where the polar
vortex
0:29
can't touch us I'm John see you
tomorrow
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sure it can polar vortex can
touch
0:38
anybody anytime anywhere well
it's a big
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dam that broke
0:42
according to the global warmest
s-- a
0:46
dam that broke no less yeah
it's a dam
0:48
that broke well before we get
to that
0:50
I'd like everyone to know this
show
0:52
episode 1108 is dedicated to
the memory
0:56
of sir greg davies the
heavy-metal
0:58
historian he passed away a
couple days
1:01
ago and i want to read a note
from his
1:05
partner Dame Jennifer WIDA of
the gypsy
1:08
nation John Adam and the no
agenda
1:11
family I'm deeply saddened to
let you
1:13
know that my fiance sir Greg
Davies the
1:15
heavy-metal historian passed
away in his
1:16
home on the morning of January
29th 2019
1:19
the Barrett's esophagus
condition may
1:22
have indirectly contributed to
Greg's
1:24
death but the most likely
immediate
1:25
cause was a heart attack
1:26
he was only 41 years old in his
short
1:30
time upon this earth Greg was a
dynamic
1:32
force in the lives of so many
people
1:34
many of whom have reached out
to me
1:36
since the news broke from his
hometown
1:37
of Perth Australia to the UK to
all
1:39
around the u.s. and indeed all
around
1:41
the world condolences and fond
memories
1:43
have come in I'm touched and
honored by
1:45
all of the support expressed by
those
1:47
who knew him even if he was
even even if
1:49
it was only online but the No
Agenda
1:51
community support has been
especially
1:52
comforting during this
difficult time
1:55
one of your producers that
suggested the
1:57
donations in the amount of
$20.99 be
2:00
made to the show and Greg's
honor the
2:02
reason for this particular
donation
2:03
amount is inspired by Greg's
common
2:05
internet handle
2:06
CGT 2099 he had a huge internet
presence
2:10
and worked in IT so it's only
fitting
2:12
that a
2:13
Oriol donation in this amount
has been
2:14
promoted he would have saluted
this with
2:16
two horns up memorial
arrangements have
2:18
not yet been finalized but his
family
2:20
and i have decided upon a huge
party
2:22
open to anyone who wishes to
come I will
2:24
post details online once we
have the
2:26
date set I know Greg
contributed several
2:28
jingles and pieces of artwork
over the
2:30
years so can we have a 69 dudes
and a
2:33
Putin don't worry be happy in
his honor
2:35
and can we also have some state
2:38
settlement goat Karma with much
love and
2:41
appreciation named Jennifer WETA
2:43
of the gypsy nation in Lawton
Oklahoma
2:45
absolutely you've got and he
will be
3:13
missed
3:14
yeah I believe he's the one who
did the
3:16
artwork for show 10th
anniversary show
3:19
there you go yeah yeah I
emailed with
3:22
him just a couple weeks ago
yeah he was
3:24
only United you know just around
3:26
Christmastime well fuck that
sorry yeah
3:32
not good no all right wow you
just got
3:37
real loud all of a sudden what
are you
3:38
doing why are you doing this to
me huh
3:40
no easy easy partner you back
off just
3:44
back off man just a bit yes
back to the
3:48
polar vortex then yeah the
polar vortex
3:50
apparently is freezing
everybody do some
3:52
weather reports including some
that
3:55
include the well here let's
start with
4:00
it
4:02
whether weather weather let's
start I
4:04
got bad weather
4:05
global warming report from NBC
the bad
4:08
weather than global warming
report
4:09
across the globe the weather
picture is
4:11
one of Fire and Ice
4:13
bone numbing record cold in the
Midwest
4:15
fire and record heat in
Australia 120
4:19
degrees and hotter this month
what that
4:21
really means is that fires will
be
4:23
uncontrollable they'll be
fast-moving
4:26
and yo-yo weather cycles after
the deep
4:29
freeze in the u.s. a 50 degree
rebound
4:31
in some cities within days hard
to
4:34
believe when you're frozen like
an
4:35
icicle but experts say that
arctic blast
4:38
is in fact further evidence of
climate
4:40
change in response to president
Trump's
4:43
skepticism the weather experts
at NOAA
4:45
tweeting winter storms don't
prove that
4:48
global warming isn't happening
here's
4:50
why at the North Pole
scientists say the
4:52
melting sea ice and ocean
temperatures
4:54
have caused the walls of the
jet stream
4:57
or polar vortex to break open
like a dam
5:00
in places that has allowed air
to escape
5:04
rushing south into the Midwest
not only
5:06
is greenhouse gas warming
impacting the
5:10
planet but it's really
beginning to kick
5:12
in and it's kicking in and the
parts of
5:14
the planet that are most
sensitive in
5:16
particular Arctic sea ice
regions and
5:19
the Arctic you know I just
believe it
5:21
also fine perfect you know I'm
always
5:24
anybody note that it has the
elements of
5:27
you know 1984 where good is bad
and bad
5:31
is good and we let you mean lay
you mean
5:34
new speak yeah new speak has it
yes
5:38
always the jingle used it's a
double
5:41
speakers I think what we used
to call it
5:43
I'm gonna jingle for that yeah
yeah well
5:46
isn't these not the same with
just
5:49
pretty much everything so that
which
5:53
clip was that that was well
here's the
5:57
here's the jingle you were
talking about
6:04
there you go yeah yes I have
horrible
6:07
weather NBC on deck twenty
seconds
6:09
yeah play that Tex holds
millions at a
6:11
dangerous and icy grip a blast
of arctic
6:14
air sweeping across the upper
tier of
6:16
the country now rapidly pushing
toward
6:18
the Northeast the weather
blamed for at
6:20
least six deaths so far wind
chills are
6:22
dipping as far as 50 below zero
so cold
6:26
in Chicago that fires were
actually lit
6:28
to keep commuter rails from
freezing you
6:31
know there was this story that
that
6:34
happened over the past two days
about
6:36
this actor who's in the I think
it's was
6:40
it a Showtime or HBO s Empire
6:42
jussie Smollett yes if Fox it's
a fall
6:45
Fox of what do I know
6:47
so you just heard Chicago was
40 50
6:50
below zero let's make it 20
below zero
6:52
when this happened on Tuesday
just to
6:54
make it easy and he was out in
Chicago
6:57
in Streeterville by the way
which is
6:59
very affluent neighborhood
Streeterville
7:01
it's not that it's not the
south side of
7:05
Chicago 20 below zero and he's
in a
7:09
subway shop and then something
happened
7:12
and they can't find any they
can't find
7:16
any evidence of a so-called
lynching
7:18
because he had a form of rope
around his
7:20
neck
7:21
I'm guys with Trump hats yeah
Mike Magga
7:24
hats I'm thinking you know
let's you and
7:27
I let's just be racist for a
moment hey
7:29
man I got an idea
7:31
let's go wrap a rope around
some black
7:34
guy's neck it's 20 below zero
it's 2:00
7:37
in the morning you ready I'm
all in you
7:39
come on well it's pretty
sketchy and
7:44
it's a shame that he got so much
7:45
attention
7:46
let's back bet back to the
weather I do
7:48
have one last cup which is Amy
since
7:50
she's the one who would promote
the
7:51
global warming stuff the most
YES on the
7:55
more
7:55
Tech's yes what am I look oh
here Amy on
7:59
the vortex cutter back in the
US the
8:01
polar vortex enveloping the
Midwest it's
8:04
causing record lows across the
region
8:06
with temperatures in some areas
8:07
including Detroit dipping below
8:09
temperatures in Antarctica the
wind
8:12
chill temperature in Chicago
hit 49
8:14
degrees below zero
8:16
that's Fahrenheit this morning
President
8:19
Trump used the extreme weather
to once
8:20
again deny climate change
tweeting
8:23
Monday in the beautiful Midwest
wind
8:26
chill temperatures are reaching
minus 60
8:29
degrees the coldest ever
recorded in
8:31
coming days expected to get
even colder
8:33
people can't last outside even
four
8:37
minutes what the hell is going
on with
8:39
global waning W a.m. ing please
come
8:46
back fast we need you meanwhile
raging
8:49
wildfires in Australia have
caused
8:51
record-breaking heat bringing
about
8:53
widespread power failure I do
have two
9:02
clips regarding this it should
you be
9:04
interested I do have an actual
n oo a
9:08
scientist who appeared on NPR
and I've
9:11
chopped a little bit of that so
we can
9:14
listen to the official
explanation of
9:16
the polar vortex and how it has
nothing
9:18
to do with anthropogenic
climate change
9:20
slash global those guys
anthropogenic
9:26
stuff well maybe I'm just being
9:29
facetious the point is that
scientists
9:31
and don't you love her already
he's
9:36
great the point is that
scientists in
9:39
general have been referring to
the polar
9:42
vortex in the stratosphere but
because
9:45
they caused these cold air
outbreaks in
9:46
the troposphere the term polar
vortex
9:48
has been somewhat adopted to
explain
9:51
this cold weather outbreak but
it's
9:54
really just a part of our
weather system
9:56
that we get sometimes we get
these cold
9:58
extremes due to these lobes of
the
10:00
Jetstream that gets separated
from the
10:02
main flow and bring down these
very
10:05
coldest very cold air are you
following
10:07
so it's really not polar
10:08
text at all this is this is
what piqued
10:10
my interest with the cube okay
so here's
10:13
the here's the key question
then how
10:15
related is the the phenomenon
that we're
10:18
experiencing now how related it
is it to
10:21
climate change so this woman
give us a
10:27
nice explanation and maybe shed
some
10:30
light on the situation
10:32
we immediately jump you're
taking a
10:38
valuable NPR airtime lady get
to the
10:41
propaganda yeah so what's been
10:44
interesting is that there is
some
10:46
agreement that over the past
thirty
10:48
years or so the polar vortex in
the
10:50
stratosphere has weakened
somewhat
10:52
however what's less clear is
whether
10:54
that's been caused by climate
change in
10:57
particular or sea ice loss or
whether
10:59
it's just some longer-term
variability I
11:03
love that the climate scientist
is kind
11:05
of three percent uncertain
about this
11:08
and one of the reasons that we
wonder
11:11
whether it's really forced by by
11:14
increased greenhouse gases is
because
11:16
the climate models running into
the
11:18
future do not see significant or
11:23
agreed-upon changes in these
cold air
11:27
outbreaks occurring more often
in fact
11:29
they overwhelmingly see that
we'll
11:30
experience fewer and fewer cold
air
11:33
outbreaks okay write this down
right
11:35
down January 31st 2019
11:38
you heard it here less polar
vortex in
11:41
our future into the future
fewer and
11:43
fewer okay help explain that I
mean I
11:46
get back I'm script perfectly
honest I
11:49
feel like I'm not quite caught
up with
11:51
you on on the script where are
you in
11:53
the and I don't quite see
exactly where
11:59
you are in the pages could you
please
12:02
you know get back it's cold air
12:04
outbreaks occurring more often
in fact
12:05
they overwhelmingly see that
will
12:07
experience fewer and fewer cold
air
12:09
outbreaks into the future fewer
and
12:11
fewer okay yes can you help
explain that
12:14
I mean it to be perfectly
honest I feel
12:16
like I'm not quite caught up
with you on
12:18
on why that might be so could
you
12:20
explain that yeah so in general
there
12:22
response to when you put more
co2 into
12:24
the atmosphere
12:26
you're gonna warm the
atmosphere and
12:28
that's going to be true in all
seasons
12:31
and in winter as well what some
people
12:34
have proposed is that maybe
because
12:35
you're also melting sea-ice
that that
12:39
can weaken the Jetstream and
you get
12:42
some more of these cold air
outbreaks
12:43
but whether the models just
don't have
12:46
these processes modeled
correctly or
12:50
whether this really isn't going
to be a
12:52
big influence we generally
don't see any
12:57
weakening of the of that vortex
in these
13:00
climate models okay because I
guess what
13:03
I'm saying is as you almost
certainly
13:04
know every time we have one of
these
13:06
extreme cold weather events
there are
13:09
people out there including the
president
13:11
of United States who say you
know like
13:13
global warming or climate
change what
13:14
gives like how can we have
these extreme
13:16
cold events if we also have
climate
13:18
change but but are you saying
that there
13:20
is some kind of relationship
between the
13:22
two I'm saying it's possible
it's an
13:24
interesting idea you know we're
already
13:29
into spending a hundreds of
billions of
13:31
dollars on this bullshit
interesting
13:34
science where there's not a lot
of
13:36
consensus right now in terms of
what
13:38
will happen in the future and
with
13:40
climate change and cold air
outbreaks I
13:43
think there's going to be less
cold
13:45
extremes than there are but the
weather
13:47
is noisy and so you're still
weather is
13:49
noisy now this is new I like
this have
13:53
these very cold extremes occur
on
13:55
occasion it's just gonna be
fewer and
13:57
fewer of them weather is noisy
okay
14:01
she's wrong yeah since around
the topic
14:03
she mentioned the models you
know how
14:05
everybody talks a little bit
more than
14:08
they should when they're on
podcasts so
14:10
it's always fun to listen and
14:12
freakanomics the freakonomics
podcast
14:14
had a see kate marvel on she is
a
14:19
climate scientist at Columbia
University
14:21
and the NASA Goddard Institute
for Space
14:23
Studies and she sadly had to
admit that
14:28
the climate models suck so we
don't know
14:31
exactly how hot it's gonna get
and a lot
14:34
of that is because
14:35
of human behavior we don't know
what
14:36
humans are gonna do but even if
you take
14:39
out all the uncertainty
surrounding
14:40
humans there's still
uncertainties in
14:43
the physical climate system and
this is
14:45
really embarrassing because
people are
14:46
like come on climate scientists
like you
14:48
had one job and we're working
on it
14:51
right but the wild card is
really clouds
14:54
because when we talk about
global
14:56
warming we mean climate change
and a lot
14:58
of stuff is gonna change when
it warms
15:00
up and one of those things
that's going
15:02
to change is clouds and cause
are really
15:05
important in the climate system
because
15:07
they both warm the planet and
they cool
15:10
the planet at the same time so
why is
15:13
it's such a wild card what will
be the
15:15
variables that change the
behavior or
15:18
the proliferation whatever of
clouds
15:20
that might dictate temperature
so clouds
15:22
are so hard to understand
they're really
15:25
hard to shove in a climate
model because
15:27
they're both really small all
right
15:28
they're nucleated by tiny tiny
grains of
15:30
sand or dust but at the same
time
15:33
they're really really big they
cover a
15:35
giant giant portion of the
earth and
15:37
it's really hard with in a
computer
15:39
model of the climate system to
simulate
15:41
something that's both really
small and
15:43
really big so basically we suck
at it
15:49
yeah that's all right you know
what I'm
15:52
sensing mm-hmm because you had
an NOAA
15:55
person now this one and then
the and of
15:58
course the gung-ho woman from
NPR and
16:03
the this guy is this is a blitz
a PR
16:08
blitz no I don't sense that
what I'm
16:10
sensing is the slowly backing
uh-oh
16:13
backing off let's just let's
just just
16:25
when I was a chemist at a union
oil I
16:28
was doing testing on certain
things I
16:30
made some factor of 10 mistake
which is
16:33
very helps they keep all the
records I'm
16:36
always afraid they're gonna
catch up
16:38
with you so they make this
mistake and
16:40
you send this back to them
whatever
16:42
facility it was that was
looking for
16:44
this information is off by a
factor of
16:46
10
16:47
and then you and then they all
panic
16:49
because it's like I don't know
this is
16:51
no good
16:51
and so then you retest it and
you go oh
16:56
my god I was wrong by a factor
of 10 so
16:59
you start doing the bit that I
wait can
17:04
we learn from this do we need
to take
17:05
notes which is yeah this might
be useful
17:08
for somebody instead of just
admitting
17:10
failure
17:11
now hold on what ten times what
can you
17:13
just tell us what this was
there was a
17:15
sulphur content probably huh
and it was
17:19
off spec that's the main thing
right and
17:21
once it's off spec they have to
fix it
17:23
and so you start giving him
test results
17:25
back on the new cuz they're all
that's
17:27
out then they start throwing
stuff back
17:29
at ya and you know that you're
wrong so
17:31
you you give them fake results
that are
17:34
less and less and less and less
over a
17:38
period of maybe six to ten just
try to
17:40
bring down your your goo write
down your
17:43
mistakes really boom you're
good to go
17:47
yeah and this all takes place
within a
17:49
couple of hours so it's not
like a kill
17:51
you know the horrible but I
mean I know
17:54
how much money they lost on
this because
17:55
I don't know what they did with
this
17:56
stuff but that kind of thing
which
18:00
happens it has to be bet you
have to
18:03
back out slowly you can't all
of a
18:04
sudden say hey you know we
realized that
18:06
these climate models these
computer
18:08
models that were basing all
this stuff
18:10
on or bogus and they don't work
now that
18:14
we've got more and more data
we're
18:16
looking at data from the last
20 years
18:17
these none of this stuff works
cuz the
18:19
computer models are notoriously
bad yeah
18:21
for all kinds of thought what
are we
18:23
gonna do no no don't do don't
make that
18:25
admission but it looks like we
scammed
18:27
everybody so let's just back
slow slow
18:30
so we can that could be
possible we'll
18:34
keep our eyes on it well that
was two
18:35
examples yes
18:37
just in this week alone of
course kids
18:40
in America and and some kids
from Sweden
18:43
are severely and we some
politicians
18:46
even aoc severely traumatized
by the
18:49
most recent report that we had
from our
18:52
own government saying within 12
years
18:54
what they really said with is
within 12
18:56
years if we haven't fixed it
then the
18:58
world GDP may drop by
19:00
about 5% which didn't suck that
we're
19:03
all gonna die Wow yeah it kind
of didn't
19:05
say that but doesn't matter the
trauma
19:07
is there and there's enough
repetition
19:10
of the message of we're all
gonna die
19:12
however in Belgium the kids are
loving
19:15
the global warming climate
change
19:17
they're on their third week of
protests
19:20
yeah they don't have to go to
school
19:21
this is just a little bit of
tossing
19:25
back and forth between the euro
news
19:27
studio and a guy in Brussels
and these
19:28
kids are all you know they're
like
19:30
they're happy the other jumping
around
19:32
they have on that I've written
on their
19:34
cheeks save us they've got
peace signs
19:38
on the drawers on the sheets by
the way
19:41
we should mention it we've been
doing
19:42
this report on pretty much
every show we
19:45
should mention it's freezing
there and
19:47
they're all bundled up they're
all but
19:49
they have hats on big scarves
and all
19:52
hooting and hollering and
they're
19:54
hamming it up in front of the
camera the
19:56
guy can't even hear the studio
because
19:58
they have the day off yet again
from
20:03
kids and students missing
school why do
20:05
you think this protest has
attracted so
20:07
much support
20:14
for the first week in a row the
students
20:18
came in the streets of Brussels
there
20:20
were according to the police
they got
20:33
vuvuzela now the blowing in the
guy's
20:35
face the time of their lives
20:52
another element of trying to
back out of
20:55
this oh my goodness interesting
these
20:58
kid this is now becoming a
nuisance oh
21:01
yeah they're not to be taken
seriously
21:04
as protesters they're truants
the well
21:07
this this is a yeah we have a
truancy
21:09
problem now we have these kids
21:10
completely out of control we
overdid it
21:12
we turned the knob up too high
some of
21:16
them are committing suicide and
some of
21:18
them are just not coming back
to class
21:20
or anything that just become
you know
21:22
truant vagaries unintended
consequences
21:27
with your so right so right you
can
21:30
freak people out about so there
you go
21:34
yeah that's our weather report
for yeah
21:36
it's it's getting a little
warmer in
21:38
Texas though we're on 50
degrees source
21:40
so to get warm we're right
underneath
21:42
the the vortex so we're all
broke you'd
21:45
be flooded with cold air all
right if
21:47
that got someone's got to stick
his
21:48
finger in the dam no no it's
Dyke
21:50
oh that too we've had some rain
even
21:55
though they couple of weeks ago
this is
21:56
no more rain we're done for
this year
21:58
but no we got rain weather is
not
22:01
climate weather is noisy just
listening
22:05
to a bunch of obscurities too
and I
22:07
would cut we talked about this
a little
22:09
bit on the da chime plug show
but we
22:11
didn't play anything but I
thought this
22:13
would be a good little piece of
22:14
educational information because
I didn't
22:16
really fully understand what
are some of
22:18
the elements that had changed
with the
22:20
cost of living that people live
paycheck
22:23
to paycheck and our in debt
because of
22:25
stupid shit there's told to buy
22:28
no oh this is more about how
the how the
22:31
inflation rate is calculated
and how it
22:33
doesn't really match with what
we just
22:35
with wages what we think well
no it
22:38
doesn't match match what what
we think
22:41
of as inflation or to do stuff
because
22:45
the true em 1 2 & 3 money well
that's
22:49
yeah you know about the money
supply but
22:52
that's the government telling
no no
22:54
everything's fine everything's
fine yeah
22:56
well so I John Williams who's
this guy
23:00
statistician economist is in San
23:02
Francisco he does shadow stats
and
23:04
that's the ones we referred to
once in a
23:05
while when we bring up the real
23:07
unemployment numbers and other
things
23:09
such as that and such as and
such good
23:13
use of and such and so I got
this little
23:17
clip of him on some podcast
with some
23:18
guy he wasn't doing a very good
job of
23:22
interviewing me but but I
thought this
23:24
would be something for this
show because
23:25
I thought it was a very good
explanation
23:28
of the cost of living and and
how
23:30
inflation works and how it how
the
23:32
calculation has changed and I
didn't
23:34
even know how this stuff stuff
myself in
23:36
1980s they changed they wanted
to change
23:39
the way the cost-of-living
adjustment
23:42
was calculated for Social
Security
23:45
recipients of my others
normally I think
23:49
the way Newt Gingrich put it
was well we
23:52
can only get a more accurate
CPI in
23:55
there meaning at lower lower
rate of
23:57
inflation it'll help us get the
budget
23:59
deficit well that's that's
that's
24:02
nonsense what what they did
historically
24:06
and then you had you have
inflation cost
24:10
of living in this indices that
go back
24:12
literally a couple of centuries
the
24:15
whole concept of behind the CPI
was to
24:17
measure the cost of maintaining
a
24:19
constant standard of living so
that you
24:21
could that would is a very good
example
24:23
you might take a gallon of milk
a loaf
24:28
of bread gallon of gas and
price of an
24:34
MSA pan estate
24:35
I mean price prices had in one
year that
24:38
he price about the next year and
24:40
whatever that best
24:41
going up I would be the
increase in the
24:44
cost of living well Greenspan
argued was
24:49
that well that's that's not the
way to
24:51
do it again this is where most
people
24:53
view it its way it had been for
24:55
centuries he said well if
people find
24:59
that the price of state goes up
they're
25:02
gonna buy more chicken or or
hamburger
25:04
and they do that then then
their cost of
25:08
living isn't rising as much but
guess
25:10
what I don't view eating
hamburger
25:14
instead of the steak because I
can't
25:17
afford the steak as maintaining
a
25:20
constant standard of living the
whole
25:23
idea of introducing
substitution there
25:25
knocked a couple of percentage
points
25:26
off its and then they changed
the the
25:31
the quality assessment things
had
25:33
computers are just quality and
things
25:35
that people really don't notice
okay let
25:39
me see if I understand what
he's saying
25:40
he's saying that when the
inflation goes
25:45
up people eventually resort to
cheap
25:51
shit mac and cheese something
like that
25:58
yeah the argument was made and
this was
26:04
in the 80s because the Newt
Gingrich
26:06
decided that hey the Social
Security
26:07
people keep jacking up we have
to send
26:10
them is there any way we can
knock this
26:12
number back to CPI the Consumer
Price in
26:15
rice right now it's number down
somehow
26:18
so we don't have to keep giving
Social
26:19
Security recipients more money
that's
26:25
what they did but they did it
with just
26:27
cheating this oh well look your
standard
26:30
of living hasn't changed any
you're just
26:32
eating chicken you're heating
the John
26:35
that now we understand bugs
bugs now we
26:38
know what buzz is coming look
well and
26:41
all those wool sweaters cotton
will work
26:43
yeah but this this is the whole
theory
26:46
behind bugs your standard of
living
26:50
hasn't decreased because you
have to eat
26:52
cockroaches
26:55
Roach's John it's with your
tastes like
27:18
poop inflation but I didn't
know the
27:25
substitution angle great angle
yeah yeah
27:34
we went from you know big
American cars
27:37
and then we got you know plastic
27:40
Japanese cars which eventually
turned
27:42
out to be really good and now
it's like
27:44
well I can't really afford the
Japanese
27:46
car let me go back to the
cheap-ass
27:47
American car yeah a Geo I raced
in a Geo
27:55
did you know yes MTV we
followed the the
28:01
indie circuit one year and it
was one
28:04
year they had the race in
Denver the
28:06
street race in Denver and they
had the
28:09
celebrity race and there wasn't
a Grand
28:13
Prix or IndyCar Grand Prix
styling um
28:15
well it was on the streets it
would be
28:17
Grand Prix more than well Indy
well it
28:20
was the cars whatever it was
the same
28:22
cars yeah for you you had a Geo
I was
28:27
like the guy the drummer from
white lion
28:29
Johnny Gill you know I'm sure
one of the
28:33
motley crew guys was there and
I had the
28:35
in-car camera I got to find
that footage
28:37
of course I went around the
corner and
28:39
crashed into the wall and kept
going you
28:41
did yeah yeah the the stick
shift had
28:43
come up about two feet but
otherwise
28:46
it's still drove but the
commentary
28:48
because when you're in the car
and
28:49
you're skidding around you hit
the wall
28:51
and you bounce off it feels
like wow man
28:54
this is spectacular then you
see the
28:56
footage on TV and the
commentator it's
28:59
literally like what cause of
Geo they go
29:01
how slow it looks then like it
looks
29:04
like I'm a grandma who's lost
control
29:07
and the guys who were gonna
call the
29:08
official race like oh there's
Adam curry
29:10
from MTV oh okay was like dude
can't
29:15
even hold on to the wheel my
geo story
29:18
there you go
29:19
geo story I have one clip which
I think
29:24
is important for something that
has
29:28
dropped off the radar a little
bit here
29:30
in the United States of Gitmo
nation
29:32
which is the wall
29:34
the president's wall and we
know that
29:38
what has happened now is he has
caved he
29:41
said uh negotiate we'll talk
about it
29:43
you know he's he's threatening
a little
29:45
bit there with his with his
state of
29:48
emergency and of course judges
29:51
everyone's getting lai all this
can't
29:52
happen you can't do this right
just a
29:54
lot of noise cuz weather is
noise and I
29:58
think I know what his plan is
then it
30:01
came out in a hearing
congressional
30:04
hearing with representative mo
Brooks
30:07
think he's from Alabama and he
was
30:10
questioning the Undersecretary
of
30:12
Defense John rude about a very
specific
30:15
law which explains when you
listen to
30:18
this it's about a minute and a
half
30:20
which explains the president's
30:22
consistent push about the drugs
that are
30:25
coming across without a wall
the drugs I
30:27
think there was you know
there's a
30:28
couple of big fentanyl busts
although
30:30
they may not have been outside
of the
30:32
port's entry right so there's
right
30:35
right so there's a very
specific law and
30:39
it's explained here and then we
can walk
30:41
through some of the details I
want to
30:42
direct your attention to ten
united
30:44
states code 284 which authorizes
30:48
President Trump to deploy the
military
30:50
to the southern border to build
fences
30:52
and to do a lot of other things
and for
30:55
clarity if you look it up in the
30:57
dictionary the word fence
includes the
30:59
word barrier and the word
barrier
31:01
includes walls made of a
variety of
31:03
different materials so that
having been
31:06
said it seems to me that 10
u.s. code
31:09
284 can be used by the
President of
31:12
States to direct the United
States
31:14
military to build a wall now as
of today
31:18
you've mentioned military
forces along
31:20
the southern border have any of
them
31:22
been deployed pursuant to 10
USC 284
31:26
congressman I don't believe any
of our
31:28
forces have been deployed
pursuant to 10
31:30
USC 284 you are correct however
that
31:33
that use of authority would
authorize
31:35
the Secretary of Defense direct
barriers
31:37
roads fencing what those type of
31:40
materials to disrupt drug
smuggling does
31:44
10 us excuse me 10 USC 284 as
you
31:48
understand it require the
declaration of
31:51
a national emergency before it
is
31:52
implemented no it does not
31:56
no has President Trump to your
knowledge
32:00
ever use 10 USC 284 to direct
the
32:03
military to build the wall that
is
32:06
necessary for border security
no not to
32:09
my knowledge congressman if
President
32:11
Trump were direct the Pentagon
the
32:13
United States military pursuant
to 10
32:16
USC 284 to build such barriers
as are
32:20
necessary to secure our
southern border
32:22
from drug trafficking and
international
32:25
crime cartels would the United
States
32:28
military obey that order if we
judge it
32:31
to be a law Florida yes sir and
and I'd
32:34
assume it would be I love how
they do
32:36
these hearings because the it
worked the
32:38
whole intent of this kind of
questioning
32:41
not like mow didn't know what
he was
32:43
asking is to get it to people
to pay
32:45
attention and look up at 10 the
United
32:48
States Code section 284 support
for
32:51
counterdrug activities and
activities to
32:53
counter transnational organized
crime
32:56
and just to give you an idea the
32:59
Secretary of Defense may
provide support
33:00
for the counter drug activities
or
33:02
activities to counter
transnational
33:04
organized crime of any other
department
33:06
or agency of the federal
government or
33:08
any state local tribal Lola
agency funny
33:11
the purpose is set forth in the
33:12
following subsection so the
president
33:14
can call upon this and indeed
what can
33:18
be done with it is is quite
quite broad
33:21
I see and we have Oman I just
messed
33:27
that up yes here's the
33:30
those types of supports we have
the
33:32
maintenance repair of equipment
that's
33:33
been made available okay
preserving
33:35
potential future utility
maintenance of
33:37
anything transportation of
personnel the
33:39
United States and foreign
countries and
33:41
the transportation of supplies
and
33:42
equipment so this is what the
Defense
33:45
Department took can do when
asked by the
33:48
establishment and operation of
bases of
33:50
operations or training
facilities for
33:52
the purpose of facilitating
counterdrug
33:54
activities or activities to
counter
33:56
transnational organized crime
33:59
we have detection monitoring and
34:01
communication of the movement
of air and
34:03
sea traffic within 25 miles
outside the
34:06
geographic boundaries surface
traffic
34:08
construction of roads and
fences and
34:11
installation of lighting to
block drug
34:14
smuggling corridors across
international
34:16
boundaries establishment of
command
34:18
control communications and
computer
34:19
networks for improved
integration of law
34:21
enforcement act of military and
national
34:24
guard aerial and ground
reconnaissance I
34:27
mean it goes on and on oh yes
now I want
34:36
to ask a couple of things here
yeah now
34:38
obviously this whole thing was
theater
34:41
for the purposes of hey we
already did
34:44
it in the hearing we you should
have
34:45
been paying attention where
were your
34:47
morons and so the mainstream
media of
34:50
course doesn't pick up on this
only to
34:52
know it's gender why would they
that
34:54
doesn't sound right
34:55
you're still talking about
nationalist
34:58
when this particular section of
the u.s.
35:02
code was put in place does it
have a
35:04
date when it was when this was
actually
35:06
made into law let's see let me
see
35:11
source credit what do we have
maybe of
35:15
course these things change over
time
35:16
which I'd like no it was
initiated I see
35:19
a lot of 2016 quite honestly
just look
35:22
in here these are when changes
were made
35:25
I don't know which ones but a
lot of
35:27
changes were made in December
of 2016
35:33
you caught me off guard I need
to look
35:35
at that well I wouldn't expect
you to be
35:37
expecting that question but I'm
guessing
35:40
it was if it's 2016
35:42
yeah we've been bamboozled no
wonder he
35:46
was so confident yeah now I'm
sure that
35:51
the Ninth Circuit and you know
everybody
35:54
else will just be all over this
hey it's
35:57
been sitting there for two
years you
35:59
didn't do anything about it now
you
36:02
better than that it means it's
in law
36:04
just go change your codified as
they
36:08
like to say and all that and
there's no
36:09
I don't even think this from
what I
36:10
could tell there's no there's
no real
36:13
budget
36:14
the only thing military budget
comes
36:17
right out the top the Defense
Department
36:19
all they have to guess right
off behind
36:24
desks as we speak it's a
rounding error
36:28
they do have to make a report to
36:30
Congress and say here's the
budget
36:31
that's what we're gonna spend
let me
36:32
guess about 5.7 million at
stage one but
36:37
just change the change it just
say okay
36:39
well this is why you hear him
going
36:40
towards drugs drugs drugs the
drugs the
36:43
drugs the drug right and he's
been
36:44
saying this from day one so I
think
36:47
you're right I think this was
set up it
36:49
was I I have to look at the
history of
36:52
the bill
36:52
maybe one of our trolls can do
that one
36:54
of the producers in the troll
room all
36:56
right
36:57
see if there's any significant
changes
36:59
made maybe it's been around
forever I
37:00
don't know but it looks like
there's a
37:02
lot of it yeah it was
flat-footed yeah
37:11
well he gets to make the point
dad I
37:14
think here's a couple points
he'll make
37:16
he says well you know we we had
to do a
37:18
government shutdown they still
wouldn't
37:20
agree to the wall so we can't
credit
37:22
them with the wolf under any
37:23
circumstances and we lost three
billion
37:26
dollars in unrecoverable
something costs
37:32
right to do the shutdown and
that three
37:36
billion could have been put
toward the
37:37
wall if the if these Democrats
would
37:39
have just the played ball here
yeah I
37:41
mean it's playing a long game
if this is
37:43
the case which is
37:44
is a good game to play well
what other
37:47
game is there it's so much
better than
37:49
international emergency this is
clearly
37:52
set out you just say hope got
it got a
37:53
copy I mean transnational
organized
37:56
crime
37:57
the Coyotes you could argue are
that yes
38:01
its transnational it's
organized and
38:03
it's a crime yeah it's not El
Chapo but
38:06
it's a crime no so that the
level of El
38:09
Chapo hmm exactly so very good
I'll give
38:14
you like I don't have a good
clip yeah
38:21
well I was on the on the
switchback
38:26
evening you mean what do we
call we used
38:31
to call it the whip saw a
wrapper around
38:32
the way the wraparound
switchback
38:34
whipsaw whipsaw mm-hmm so there
was a
38:38
good example that was I thought
was the
38:40
most shameless and I'll
probably explain
38:46
what a switchback is just okay
this is
38:48
where you and today Adam Curry
admitted
38:52
that he hates dogs and then Ike
and then
38:58
I get here's a clip of him and
I go to
39:00
the clip of you a quote from
you going
39:02
hey I don't hate dogs
39:05
no I don't really hate him
something
39:07
like that yeah nothing to do
with what I
39:11
just said yeah
39:12
so I say one thing for its
extra points
39:15
if I said if I'm talking about a
39:16
completely different topic
right exactly
39:21
you know or something I mean
it's it's
39:25
put in there it's put in there
to fill
39:27
up the report and to solidify
in your
39:29
brain the information they're
giving you
39:32
which is marginally correct I
consider a
39:36
dishonest reporting and this is
coming
39:39
from you a reporter a journal
yeah I was
39:44
actually at some level but
honest I
39:48
think it's very dishonest so we
have
39:49
example after example of this
and it
39:51
seems to depress some of our
producers
39:52
but I love it I like it anyway
so this
39:56
is Hallie Jackson who's one of
the
39:57
best at this doing it peace
because they
40:00
had this just the left had to
picked up
40:02
on this trumps Intel advisors
all
40:06
disagree with everything he's
ever had
40:07
to say what what the heck was
this I
40:10
mean they just say listen let's
give it
40:12
one more try boys I don't know
what it
40:15
was because it was out of the
blue is
40:17
one of the many things that he
doesn't
40:19
listen to advice I guess as
part of the
40:21
Trump rotation or he's a
headstrong and
40:25
he's got these great Intel
people and he
40:27
doesn't think course there
ought to get
40:28
him which i think is one good
reason not
40:30
to believe anything they say
but which I
40:32
don't think that helps their
cause much
40:34
so Haley has not what I'm gonna
play as
40:37
a series of clips that are
continuous
40:39
but I'm owning a chopping them
up to
40:41
show the switchbacks okay and
so it's
40:45
gonna be it seems a little
herky-jerky
40:46
but in fact if you put them all
back to
40:48
back to back to back to back
all five of
40:49
these short clips that would be
the
40:51
report and so I'm gonna start
it off
40:54
with clip one and it's gonna
end with
40:56
and each one of these is
another example
40:58
of saying one thing and then
41:00
exemplifying it with a quote
from
41:03
somebody that doesn't really
verify
41:06
anything you've said here we go
to his
41:09
own intelligence chiefs publicly
41:11
contradicting the President on
his
41:13
threat assessments of North
Korea and
41:15
Iran the president lashing out
president
41:17
lashing out selling them to go
back to
41:19
school at Hallie Jackson has
that
41:22
fallout the president calling
the
41:24
intelligence officials he hired
passive
41:26
and naive suggesting in a tweet
today
41:29
they go back to school after
they
41:31
publicly contradicted him not
just on
41:33
Iran I went through the United
States
41:35
from the horrible one-sided
Iran nuclear
41:39
deal at the moment technically
they're
41:41
in compliance okay besides the
lashing
41:49
out which is a giveaway
codeword yeah
41:53
he said she brings up the she
says that
41:57
Hallie says that the they
contradict him
42:00
on his Iran pullout you know
wants to
42:04
get killed the deal right and
they quote
42:07
Gina I thinks her name the head
of the
42:09
CIA as saying that you're in
compliance
42:11
with something I don't know
where that
42:14
came from
42:14
it's like what's so what but on
Isis
42:19
we're sorry I want to play that
one clip
42:20
again uh-huh uh-huh and just
roll back
42:24
that last bit of the clip here
we go
42:25
after they publicly
contradicted him not
42:28
just on Iran I would through
the United
42:30
States from the horrible
one-sided Iran
42:33
nuclear deal at the moment
technically
42:36
they're in compliance okay so
what what
42:39
should have happened here isn't
on Iran
42:41
should have gone straight to
Gina
42:43
Haskell with her quote but
instead they
42:46
insert they inserted Trump
yelling his
42:49
opinion on Iran what the old
deal had no
42:59
idea we don't know it's that
hey it's
43:01
NBC fact true Trump's dumb
idiot orange
43:04
man bad orange man bad onward
to two but
43:08
on Isis we have one against
Isis we've
43:11
beaten them and we've beaten a
badly
43:14
Isis into is intent on
resurging intent
43:18
on researching oh man this is
so good of
43:24
course they are they've done
everybody's
43:26
intent on resurging they've
really done
43:29
I am this is this is a they
formatted
43:32
this so it where's the switch
back or
43:34
the call back or the whipsaw
used to be
43:36
a trip clip of Trump saying
something
43:39
unrelated be somebody making an
43:41
assertion a source reporter
says this
43:43
then they play that right but
now now
43:47
there's doing two together
there's more
43:49
advance yes this makes it even
worse
43:52
she says this yeah drop then
says kind
43:55
of something along the lines of
what she
43:57
said and then they have a
dispatch back
43:59
quote that has nothing to do
with it
44:01
well we have to call it's like a
44:02
switchback reach-around because
it
44:04
- next that's what we're
calling it from
44:06
now on SBR oh the Switchback
44:10
reach-around because that's how
i coming
44:14
up with one thing in there okay
so let's
44:15
go on to number three it might
be a
44:16
better example on Russia we
expect
44:22
Russia will continue to wage its
44:24
information war against
democracies wait
44:27
a minute well I couldn't hear
what the
44:28
first part was it was just
something
44:31
about Russia's you know as it
would they
44:34
didn't have a good Trump clip
that time
44:36
so they played that muddy clip
you heard
44:38
we play it against Russia
44:39
I can't hear what is it I don't
know
44:44
just a muddy clip of someone
saying
44:46
something Russia yeah and then
they have
44:49
the other guys saying do we
think the
44:51
Russians are going to continue
their
44:53
attack on democracies using you
know
44:56
yeah we were in the meeting we
would
44:58
have both said okay we like it
but not
45:00
that one you got it you gotta
kill your
45:02
darlings one of these has to go
this is
45:04
not the best switchback
reach-around
45:06
you've done mister name what's
her name
45:07
again
45:08
Hallie Jackie Hallie it's not
so good so
45:11
we'll drop that one let's go to
four and
45:13
on North Korea North Korea is
working
45:15
out very well the capabilities
and
45:17
threat exists we're still there
behind
45:20
the scenes multiple sources
tell NBC
45:21
News intelligence officials felt
45:23
frustrated by the president's
tweets and
45:25
debated a response but in the
end
45:27
decided that would be
counterproductive
45:29
so stayed silent Republicans
did not
45:32
it's the best we have and of
course we
45:34
need to rely on them
45:36
man now this was advanced
because whose
45:42
hold on they start with trauma
and on
45:44
North Korea very well okay just
orange
45:50
man bad believe he said that
how can you
45:52
say this and then behind is
that more L
45:58
it sounds like more L who was
that no no
46:00
I think it's the Navy guy but
it was
46:02
like he says that yes of course
they do
46:06
because the deal none of this
has been
46:07
finalized he's working with
North Korea
46:09
so how is this a cut you know I
don't
46:12
get what they're trying to get
at here
46:13
yeah they all this to me it's
46:18
unbelievable then they bring
out this
46:20
Republican who really says
nothing at
46:23
all the capabilities and threat
are
46:27
still there
46:28
behind the scenes multiple
sources tell
46:30
NBC News intelligence officials
I like
46:32
the behind the scenes multiple
sources
46:34
felt frustrated by the
president's
46:36
tweets and debated a response
but in the
46:38
end decided that would be
46:40
counterproductive so stayed
silent
46:42
Republicans did not it's the
best we
46:44
have and of course we need to
rely on
46:46
them therefore we need a
realignment
46:54
intelligence crowd yeah wanted
to do
46:57
something about Trump's tweets
and then
47:00
they didn't of course you can
always you
47:02
know great reporting you got
nothing
47:04
yeah
47:05
and then but the Republicans
didn't stay
47:08
silent and they bring some
Republican
47:10
guy out he doesn't really say
anything
47:12
at all and I'd hardly say
that's an
47:14
exemplification of the
Republicans
47:16
shaking their fist so she
finally gets
47:18
to wrap it with what they
wanted to do
47:19
all along which was kind of
bring out
47:22
Adam Schiff and the Democratic
head of
47:27
the House Intelligence
Committee warned
47:28
rhetoric like the president's is
47:30
downright dangerous unless the
president
47:32
is you've got the best
intelligence
47:33
agencies in the world listen to
what
47:36
they have to say when you
ignore them
47:38
you do that at our country's
peril
47:40
Hallie Jackson NBC News
47:43
yes we're going to die well she
says he
47:48
says it's downright dangerous
he never
47:50
says it's downright dangerous
he kind of
47:52
hints that it's not a good idea
so this
47:56
is just was just to me poor
well it was
47:59
dishonest to the nth degree and
I
48:03
believe NBC has the most
dishonest
48:05
reporting of all the networks
and I
48:07
think you see that on MSNBC the
whole
48:09
I'm surprised that they haven't
gone
48:11
after Comcast you know it's
this is just
48:14
very dishonest and what I think
is
48:18
happening here is you know
obviously the
48:20
the intelligence community know
which is
48:24
not certainly not all of people
who work
48:26
in intelligence but these
pencil pushers
48:29
at the top they all like they
hate Trump
48:31
they they work for a different
group of
48:34
shadowy bankers and the
different other
48:37
ones and so and they and they
sit there
48:41
and they they try and pull all
this
48:43
apart by having this
transparent comp
48:45
hearing but for the news media
it's very
48:49
boring and they don't really
have the
48:50
time to play anything in
context so
48:53
instead of like what we would
do is like
48:54
play you know like like like it
paid two
48:57
minutes of the the
representative mow
49:00
over there about this law they
chop it
49:03
up into these twenty second
sound bites
49:05
with you know with your with
your whip
49:06
saws switchback reach-around
49:08
and you just wind up being
confused and
49:12
thinking and they're trying to
make it
49:14
entertaining I guess or just
trying to
49:16
ram home them it's really sound
byte
49:18
reporting to an estranged
romatic to try
49:21
to make dramatic that's waiting
by
49:25
definite I see something is is
for the
49:28
purposes of entertainment
exactly and
49:30
that's why tell story tell us
star yes
49:32
tell the story tell the story
tell us
49:34
story story story hey you're
doing
49:37
Wizard of Oz pretty good
49:38
that was scarecrow I like that
and we
49:44
have some employee
49:45
since you brought it up you
brought up
49:47
how I hate dogs which I don't
love dogs
49:51
and curry hates dogs I just
don't I just
49:54
don't like him in the amount
that
49:57
they're in now too many dogs as
many
49:59
dogs you may be the the canary
in the
50:02
coalmine here you know you are
warning
50:04
us about the dog takeover well
so here
50:06
is stuff is happening you know
my
50:09
biggest complaint doesn't live
in a
50:10
smoke-free pet pet friendly
building
50:13
which is fine I'll smoke my
weed on the
50:15
balcony no one's ever really
given me
50:16
any problems but we have you
know I said
50:19
if a couple people have a dog
we have
50:21
75% of all apartments in the
building
50:24
have at least one sometimes
more than
50:27
one dog and we have carpeting
in the
50:29
hallway so everything reeks of
urine all
50:32
the hallways the front door you
have to
50:34
be careful you don't slip if
they have
50:35
to clean it every day it's just
it's a
50:38
it's a nightmare it's just too
much
50:39
there are now apartment
buildings in
50:41
California and in New York upon
moving
50:46
in as a part of your lease
agreement you
50:48
always have to have you know
some some
50:51
or usually after some kind of
deposit
50:53
pet deposit in case your pet I
don't
50:55
know destroys the carpeting
50:58
they will also require doggy
DNA so that
51:03
if something turns up in the
hallway you
51:07
can as a concerned
51:10
fellow dweller you can grab a
little
51:12
sample and you can hand it to
the rental
51:15
office and they will within 10
to 14
51:17
days come back and prosecute
the dog
51:20
that would the owner I guess so
that's I
51:24
think that's great
51:25
I'm all for it I'd like rapid
DNA it
51:28
should be you know for 20
minutes this
51:30
is where rapid DNA is important
and then
51:33
a second one dogs are people
too this is
51:36
something that we it's almost
there we
51:38
talked about it just a couple
of shows
51:39
ago since we have so many dogs
I think
51:42
we're at 90 million in the u.s.
we have
51:45
so many dogs
51:46
let's help combat climate
change by
51:50
feeding them bugs so I we're
not quite
51:54
there yet
51:55
because you know less beef is
less co2
51:57
less
51:58
arts and whatever million cow
farts so
52:01
now we have Purina who are big
52:05
manufacturers or makers of of
pet food
52:07
they are going to come out with
dog food
52:12
created from crickets and fish
heads
52:19
that poop smells fabulous and
they are
52:25
doing it indeed to help to
combat a
52:29
climate change how good is that
fish
52:34
heads is my favorite part
52:36
even though it's not yeah I
don't guess
52:37
fish don't wouldn't fish do for
co2 are
52:40
they good or bad they don't
fart like
52:41
cows they rot and give off
methane yes
52:47
and then the final trend where
do they
52:51
get you know let's stop for a
second
52:53
consider this a lot of people
never one
52:55
of even it's like numbers you
can't even
52:57
imagine
52:59
they have a processing facility
where
53:01
they make million a millions
probably a
53:05
pounds of dog food that is
packaged in
53:09
sauna you can imagine the
facility and
53:11
there's a bags going flying by
and that
53:13
thing's been filled and wrapped
and then
53:15
pallet it and sent off on a
bonus on a
53:18
truck and in the process of
making the
53:22
the pellets the kibble they
have to
53:26
bring in probably tons and tons
of
53:30
smelly fish heads
53:32
oh the process they have to
cook them
53:34
down because it's dry it's a
dry food
53:37
they don't make a wet food
right that
53:38
we're thinking we're talking
about so
53:40
they have to dry that that
plant must
53:43
stink to high heaven and it's
probably
53:45
getting into the area where
their plants
53:48
located if there's a obviously
there's
53:50
no residences around there or
wouldn't
53:52
people would be suing them for
odor of
53:55
problems odor abatement issues
this is
53:59
just disgusting and then the
bugs they
54:01
gotta bring in a bunch of bugs
like it's
54:03
crickets every and crickets and
fish
54:06
heads it looks like that it's
got
54:08
to be disgusting yeah I want to
hear
54:12
somebody must know somebody
that works
54:14
at a Purina facility now that's
a good
54:16
point
54:17
yeah we got to get some inside
scoop on
54:20
this it doesn't the doesn't the
Mars
54:23
company-owned Purina I don't
know
54:27
anymore
54:27
they switched in so many times
I can't
54:29
tell that's always like was a
suspicious
54:31
of a candy bar manufacturer
that makes
54:33
pet food and they're really
quite like
54:34
that well I don't think I know
a blown
54:37
jack-in-the-box for a while or
there was
54:39
some connection there too and
the final
54:41
trend in today's dog ownership
and I
54:43
think we've reached peak dog
ownership
54:45
with this is glittering your
male dogs
54:49
testicles what yeah I got to
send you
54:53
this link on the skype man it's
because
54:55
there's so much yeah when you
look at
54:58
the dog leash doing this and
why it's so
55:01
cute yeah you can you can see
the
55:05
picture just popped up on your
skype
55:06
with the blue glitter and the
gold
55:08
glitter oh this is gross
55:12
it's creepy yeah yes dogs are
great it's
55:18
the people that are the problem
putting
55:21
glitter on your dog's testicle
is a
55:24
trend now yep
55:36
oh man couple of things going
on so one
55:43
of the things that happen is
after the
55:45
last show was I think it was
after last
55:47
shows Kamala Harris Camilla
Harris
55:49
Kamala or Supra now she
pronounces it
55:54
camel
55:55
okay well camel alike Pamela
yes that's
55:58
why she's doing that okay it
used to be
56:00
common law yeah okay well she
did now
56:05
says she's gonna be running for
56:06
president and then she went on
the the
56:08
one of those great CN n
scripted town
56:11
halls yeah where everyone
everyone has
56:13
their question ready yeah ask
her about
56:16
her affair with Willie Brown by
the way
56:18
when you look at her you see the
56:20
pantsuit you see that when she
claps her
56:22
arms are fully extended palms
flat very
56:25
good you know like she's like
she's
56:28
clapping for a seal or
something yeah
56:30
hilary 2.0 ya know she's got
all the
56:34
earmarks of hillary some copying
56:35
complete hillary 2.0 it's Rob
with
56:39
Hillary who I've never
considered to be
56:41
a very good speaker because she
speaks
56:45
every word yeah as a single
word and
56:53
this camel a woman doesn't
quite now
56:55
look she doesn't even got that
much
56:57
skill allowed me to say
something
56:59
I think she's got a lot going
forward
57:03
not for my obviously my personal
57:04
perspective but she's she's
good-looking
57:07
she she does have a good rap
she's got
57:11
these he's got that all the
arrogance
57:13
she needs she really has a
great air of
57:15
arrogance superiority about the
District
57:18
Attorney arrogance yes oh yeah
because
57:20
she has a badge you know she
can throw
57:22
people in jail she's very
powerful as a
57:25
district attorney yeah yeah hey
you got
57:28
a badge man I'd be walking
around a
57:31
little more cocky nobody got a
badge
57:33
baby got a badge so she's she
says a lot
57:37
of crazy stuff but
57:39
I was listening to her speech
the
57:43
Oakland speech and she does
stuff like
57:44
this is her gonna be her
downfall
57:46
I think okay she's well besides
I think
57:49
she's she's a um she used sex
to get to
57:54
the top it went for more than
on fault
57:58
yeah with Willie Brown now
Willie Brown
58:00
was Willie Brown runs
California really
58:04
he runs California pretty much
who the
58:07
hell is he he used to be the
Speaker of
58:10
the House this is the state
assembly it
58:13
was a top guy and then he
became mayor
58:15
of San Francisco and he brought
her up
58:20
groomed her by giving her a
bunch of
58:22
jobs when they were kind of
dating even
58:24
though he's married and when
she was he
58:26
was 60 something analyst and
she was 30
58:30
and then she got a bunch of it
so you
58:32
immediately accused her of
sleeping her
58:34
way to the top way to mansplain
Dvorak
58:36
yeah okay I do all right
58:41
and the brown Kate was mayor
and then
58:44
the mayor after him was I
believe Gavin
58:48
Newsom and anyway the whole
thing the
58:52
whole problem is really Willie
Browns
58:54
got a lot to do with it but
he's a very
58:56
powerful character he knows all
the he
58:58
knows where all the bodies are
buried he
58:59
knows everything about
California and
59:01
he's I've talked to him a
couple of
59:02
times he's around and about you
see him
59:04
and he'll chat with this have
you
59:07
chatted with him yeah I've chat
with him
59:09
a couple of times I've just run
into him
59:10
oh well you see good restaurant
once in
59:14
a while there he is and you
could just
59:16
you know you see Drumright chat
with him
59:18
yes yeah you go over they say
hey Willie
59:21
how was that piece of ass huh
yeah well
59:25
you don't do that oh okay now
so this
59:27
buddy I think the bigger
problem is I
59:29
think she's a dingbat and and
this
59:33
dingbat comes through with this
59:35
particular she's she's giving a
speech
59:38
and this is an excerpt from the
speech
59:39
where she asks a question and
then
59:41
answers it and I am going to
play it in
59:44
two parts I got the her asking
the
59:46
question through fifteen
seconds and
59:49
then her answering it and then
you tell
59:51
me you explain to me what the
59:53
answer really means first I
would like
59:55
to say the official definition
of
59:58
dingbat is stupid or eccentric
person so
1:00:02
I think I think you're right on
both
1:00:04
counts because we must answer a
1:00:10
fundamental question all right
who are
1:00:13
we who are we as Americans so
let's
1:00:19
answer that question who are we
who are
1:00:23
we as Americans ok that is has
kind of a
1:00:30
an essay question isn't it's
not more
1:00:33
kind of an offbeat way I'd say
but who
1:00:36
or just remember the question
is who are
1:00:39
we as Americans what ok let's
answer
1:00:44
that question to the world and
each
1:00:48
other right here and right now
America
1:00:53
we are better than this you
know you
1:01:01
know I've heard this speech I
didn't
1:01:03
never really deconstruct it
like that
1:01:05
who are we well we're better
than this
1:01:10
yeah we love that hmm yeah
whatever it
1:01:16
is we're better than this who
are we
1:01:22
we're better than this that's
who we are
1:01:23
we it's wait wait a minute
1:01:26
you left something out lady
that's funny
1:01:33
so then she did the CNN Town
Hall and
1:01:37
she had where she was taking
questions
1:01:42
these things well we know
they're
1:01:43
scripted because Matt Lauer the
start of
1:01:45
the downfall of Matt Lauer's
when he
1:01:47
deviated from the questions
with Hillary
1:01:49
yes you'll recall and she got
quite
1:01:52
angry this you know there's no
proof of
1:01:54
what was said backstage but
then Matt
1:01:57
Lauer is now now between you 67
and you
1:02:00
69 somewhere on the on the UHF
1:02:03
television band it's there so
they
1:02:06
bring it so she doesn't stir
pot whoo
1:02:10
that's quite a drop he's not
even that
1:02:14
so they bring in these people
who are
1:02:17
given questions and you know
they just
1:02:19
know this read the question and
this I
1:02:22
thought was very well done it
was
1:02:24
another you know get the crowd
all riled
1:02:25
up and excited and hooting and
hollering
1:02:27
question senator many Democrats
that
1:02:29
I've spoken with agree that the
primary
1:02:31
objective for 2020 is to
nominate the
1:02:34
candidate that has the best
shot of
1:02:36
defeating Donald Trump some
have also
1:02:38
said that given what occurred
in 2016
1:02:42
and the current political
climate that a
1:02:45
male nominee will have a better
chance
1:02:47
this time around than a female
nominee
1:02:49
would you please respond to
this so that
1:02:52
this man has a response ready
the next
1:02:54
time a man tries to mansplain
why
1:03:10
Fant that is you could not
virtue signal
1:03:13
any better than that guy just
did he's
1:03:15
easy he got sex from somebody
1:03:18
yeah probably another guy well
maybe
1:03:20
it's irrelevant what I mean
that was
1:03:23
just hey I suck tell me how I
make sure
1:03:27
no one like me ever becomes
president
1:03:29
whatever yeah yeah and then
president
1:03:32
get the white thing in there
now we
1:03:34
followed Sandy Hook at the
Newtown
1:03:37
tragedy very closely and we
feel that
1:03:40
there was quite a lack of
evidence I
1:03:42
don't I don't want to get into
it too
1:03:44
deep because it's just such a
hot button
1:03:45
but we've discussed that ad
nauseam the
1:03:48
in most interesting thing about
the
1:03:50
Sandy Hook was the if you
recall Wayne
1:03:52
Carver he was the the medical
oh it's is
1:03:57
what's the proper term examiner
yeah he
1:04:01
was a chief medical examiner
and you
1:04:03
remember that press conference
he did
1:04:05
where he would had know
everything was
1:04:06
contradictory had all the wrong
answers
1:04:08
was talking about wrong weapons
hadn't
1:04:11
really looked at anybody hadn't
done
1:04:12
autopsies on all of the all of
the
1:04:14
victims he was really really
odd and one
1:04:19
thing we know for sure well
here's what
1:04:20
the Kamala Harris says about
gun laws
1:04:24
and what she thinks should be
done in
1:04:26
relation to the Sandy Hook
twenty six
1:04:29
and seven-year-old babies were
massacred
1:04:31
in Connecticut they fail to act
here's
1:04:36
what I think I think that
somebody
1:04:39
should have required and this
is gonna
1:04:41
sound very harsh I think
somebody should
1:04:45
have required all those members
of
1:04:47
Congress to go in a room in a
locked
1:04:49
room no pres knowing nobody
else and
1:04:51
look at the autopsy photographs
of those
1:04:53
babies and then you vote your
conscience
1:04:56
this has become a political
issue
1:05:01
I'm all for that I'm really for
that
1:05:07
because as far as I know there
are no
1:05:09
photographs there are no o2
autopsy
1:05:11
photographs I would love for
some
1:05:13
representatives to go in to ask
if I
1:05:15
presume see these pictures and
then tell
1:05:19
us what they saw that was one
of the
1:05:22
biggest problems with this
thing is
1:05:23
there's no photographic
evidence of
1:05:25
anything and then they lower
they
1:05:29
flatten the building oh well
hey that's
1:05:32
what we do that's what we do
with all
1:05:35
big tragedies like 9/11 the
rubble was
1:05:40
gone so quick so in this camel
a ludic
1:05:43
Camelot come a la cama cama
cama like
1:05:46
pamela camel camel was the Ben
Shapiro
1:05:52
who was going on and on about
we have
1:05:55
mixed feelings about him on
this show he
1:05:58
was going on and on about the
Willie
1:05:59
Brown situation and thinking it
should
1:06:01
be answered and I just say I am
becoming
1:06:06
so disinterested and I really
don't feel
1:06:09
like we can survive two years
of this
1:06:13
bull American people they kind
of turned
1:06:16
TVs off yeah I think it's way
too much
1:06:19
way too early and Ben Shapiro
should
1:06:21
know better okay
1:06:22
well Ben Shapiro is going on
and on and
1:06:24
I was and there's some basic
reason I
1:06:28
don't like Ben Shapiro because
he's an
1:06:30
outrage whore that's what that
just it
1:06:32
just hit me he's an outrage
sure he may
1:06:33
he may be right but he's always
on the
1:06:36
outrage tip he's not he's a
little bit
1:06:38
like that I agree well I'm not
gonna
1:06:39
argue about that but this is
the thing
1:06:41
that I think is his problem he
has a
1:06:43
problem and a lot of
right-wingers have
1:06:47
the exact same problem and I
only
1:06:48
discovered it by deconstructing
this
1:06:50
stuff that he just did about
her when
1:06:53
he's going on and on about
Willie Brown
1:06:54
is that and he's not the only
one who
1:06:57
does this and we kind of do it
but we
1:06:59
don't do it like these other
guys do it
1:07:02
right he uses sarcasm to it XS
oh yes to
1:07:09
it yes you're right this is a
trend I
1:07:11
agree and it's not well
1:07:13
done that's the dollar it's in
fact it's
1:07:15
just very poorly done in and if
I'll
1:07:18
take it one step further and
say that it
1:07:20
actually produces reverse
messaging you
1:07:24
know before you play your your
your clip
1:07:27
I want where is it here's the
here's
1:07:31
that I so cuz you're right
because that
1:07:34
whole baby Hitler thing that
was also
1:07:35
kind of trying to be sarcastic
but
1:07:38
here's how it came out would
you kill
1:07:40
baby Hitler and the truth is
that no
1:07:41
pro-life person on earth would
kill baby
1:07:43
Hitler right because baby
Hitler wasn't
1:07:44
Hitler adults Hitler was Hitler
baby
1:07:45
Hitler was a baby right would
you
1:07:46
presumably want to do with baby
Hitler
1:07:48
was take baby Hitler out of baby
1:07:49
Hitler's house and move baby
Hitler into
1:07:51
a better house where he would
not grow
1:07:52
up to be Hitler
1:07:54
yeah that's one of the great
Clips I
1:07:58
have by the way it's a great
cookie yeah
1:08:00
well this is a little more
extreme than
1:08:02
that this is and this is what
he does
1:08:05
all the time and a lot of guys
do this
1:08:07
all the time and when you just
hear it
1:08:09
straight up like I'm gonna play
it I'm
1:08:11
taking all the context away
look how big
1:08:15
is this clip 24 SEC's
1:08:16
okay 24 seconds is a long clip
and even
1:08:21
without context you just take
the long
1:08:23
clip you start to see what the
problem
1:08:25
is when you use sarcasm
constantly to
1:08:28
make your points and the thing
and what
1:08:31
it is what you let me conclude
what it
1:08:35
is that happens is that you
don't make
1:08:38
the point you assert something
that
1:08:40
should not be asserted and in
fact you
1:08:43
state something as fact if you
don't
1:08:45
hear the sarcasm it sounds like
what
1:08:47
does this guy's nuts but let's
play this
1:08:49
and I'll explain later as you
should
1:08:50
have to answer questions about
that and
1:08:52
she shouldn't be able to shy
away with
1:08:54
with answer like oh yeah I fell
deeply
1:08:56
in love with Willie Brown when
he was 60
1:08:57
and I was 30 yeah yeah that's
that's a
1:08:59
thing that happens all the time
I know
1:09:02
lots of six-year-old men you
know how
1:09:03
many of them who are you know
kind of
1:09:05
middle-class slobs who aren't
powerful
1:09:07
men in politics are getting 30
year old
1:09:10
up-and-coming law student
girlfriends
1:09:12
tons of them tons just it
happens all
1:09:14
the time yeah yeah explain it
yes I
1:09:17
totally understand what you're
saying
1:09:20
what he said is a lie yeah but
he went
1:09:25
what he was trying to do is be
sarcastic
1:09:26
about the notion that she was
her and
1:09:31
will he makes some sort of
sense but he
1:09:33
didn't do that he bit would
just decide
1:09:35
to become sarcastic and make
that crazy
1:09:38
commentary and he ended it
there he
1:09:41
didn't say it he be after it
was over he
1:09:43
didn't say and I'm kidding of
course
1:09:44
because there's never had
1:09:46
right-right-right doesn't do
that
1:09:48
assumes that you get the joke
of his
1:09:51
sarcasm which is very poorly
executed
1:09:54
the guy is not a comic this you
have hit
1:09:56
on something
1:09:58
it's important to me I know if
is
1:10:00
important anybody else but yes
this is
1:10:02
the problem I have with Laura
Ingram
1:10:05
with Sean Hannity with Omaha the
1:10:09
horrible host who's on one
America News
1:10:12
kind of the the cheap Tommy
larren
1:10:15
knockoff tommy Lehren another
perfect
1:10:18
example the sarcasm is so poorly
1:10:22
executed and not necessary and
and it's
1:10:25
almost it's condescending like
everybody
1:10:29
knows this you know that don't
you know
1:10:30
this you listening to me you
know that
1:10:33
that's kind of the feeling I
get from it
1:10:35
and I think you're right
everything you
1:10:38
just said it's condescending it
assumes
1:10:41
that you are on on the same
wavelength
1:10:44
yeah it's never explained and
it's and
1:10:47
most of all it is unnecessary
Danice
1:10:52
sarcasm is really a technique
used for
1:10:55
humor it's it's very weak as
it's it's
1:10:59
bad broadcasting yes it's very
bad
1:11:03
bright broadcast even Limbaugh
I don't
1:11:05
believe does it no no it's the
guys and
1:11:10
gals I don't listen to you know
because
1:11:12
that's and now I you're right
that's why
1:11:14
to now like you don't don't
like if it's
1:11:17
like if we disagree if there's a
1:11:19
question will actually stop
talk about
1:11:21
who is this what do you mean
what you
1:11:22
know if you just do well oh and
by the
1:11:25
way it's not just this one you
know you
1:11:27
had the other groups like pod
save
1:11:29
America they do this all the
time and
1:11:32
and I think hey you know what
what if we
1:11:34
just everyone stopped the
sarcasm with
1:11:37
the sarcasm is sarcasm it's also
1:11:41
something that is on Twitter
this is you
1:11:43
know this is so important what
you've
1:11:45
hit on here everybody thinks
they're a
1:11:47
comedian and the way people who
are not
1:11:49
funny exude their comedic
stylings is
1:11:53
through sarcasm so sometimes
it's kind
1:11:56
of funny
1:11:56
so a tweet that says well a
reply to
1:11:59
something well this didn't age
well it
1:12:02
was funny the first 8,000 times
someone
1:12:04
used it but in general
1:12:09
because at the time is you know
you have
1:12:11
limited character space or
whatever
1:12:13
people can't write anymore they
always
1:12:15
throw in sarcasm and it's not
funny
1:12:19
it's not helpful it is
something that
1:12:21
people if you find yourself a
great hit
1:12:24
this is what I would assert if
you find
1:12:26
yourself agreeing with sarcasm
like this
1:12:29
a lot
1:12:29
you should check yourself then
you
1:12:33
should say oh wait a minute
1:12:34
I'm just cuz yo yo its negative
you're
1:12:36
being pulled into sarcastic
crap it's I
1:12:41
think it's like a warning sign
if you're
1:12:43
if you find yourself like
listening or
1:12:47
watching a lot of sarcastic
opinions
1:12:50
yeah and all the right-wing
guys and I
1:12:53
think a lot of the lefties at
that level
1:12:56
that you mentioned the
Hannity's and
1:12:58
this guy this guy's the king of
it
1:13:00
because he uses it I'd say half
of his
1:13:03
show is just sarcasm yeah you
know it
1:13:06
also shuts out any other
thinking
1:13:07
because you know if you have a
different
1:13:09
opinion and he said yeah this
is just we
1:13:12
all know that that doesn't have
you yeah
1:13:13
sure normal guys get you know
thirty
1:13:15
year younger dick you know it's
like
1:13:17
well maybe have a different
opinion but
1:13:19
then I Walt shoot you know I
guess
1:13:21
everyone knows it because he's
even
1:13:23
sarcastic about it I must be an
idiot
1:13:26
yeah there's that that's an
element yeah
1:13:30
I'm wondering i play this i
would like
1:13:33
to play that clip again by the
way
1:13:34
people get a clue let's do that
and then
1:13:37
i we have a comment okay you
should have
1:13:39
to answer questions about that
and she
1:13:41
shouldn't be able to shy away
with with
1:13:42
answer like oh yeah I fell
deeply in
1:13:44
love with Willie Brown when he
was 60
1:13:45
and I was 30 yeah yeah that's
that's a
1:13:48
thing that happens all the time
I know
1:13:50
lots of six-year-old men you
know how
1:13:51
many of them who are you know
kind of
1:13:53
middle class slobs who aren't
powerful
1:13:55
men in politics are getting 30
year old
1:13:58
up-and-coming law student
girlfriends
1:14:00
tons of them tons just it
happens all
1:14:02
the time
1:14:02
yes sarcasm is not even good
1:14:06
is that do we do we employ a
lot of
1:14:09
sarcasm on the show I don't
think so I
1:14:11
think we try to avoid it I
think usually
1:14:12
if no I think we do I think we
avoid it
1:14:16
and and probably timers if I
try it you
1:14:19
get worked yeah I think I was
just about
1:14:22
to say if I do it you get
worked so I
1:14:24
guess we keep each other in
check
1:14:25
hey thanks friend don't make me
look
1:14:30
like a douche and the other
thing is if
1:14:32
there was sarcasm on this show
it would
1:14:34
be if it was done and it was
humorous
1:14:37
like Shapiro is not hmm it
would the
1:14:41
other person would laugh and
that would
1:14:43
give clue to the fact that it
was a
1:14:44
sarcastic comment not a not a
factual
1:14:46
comment because the way Shapiro
presents
1:14:49
that that little statement of
his he
1:14:51
state says it as if you don't
hear the
1:14:54
sarcasm which is hard to do cuz
he's
1:14:56
kind of a he has a machine got
1:14:58
approached to speaking mm-hmm
and you if
1:15:00
you don't notice it was
sarcastic you
1:15:02
could take it as him telling
what he
1:15:05
thinks is the truth and you
could say to
1:15:07
yourself does this guy actually
believe
1:15:09
that I don't know anybody
that's 60
1:15:11
that's hammering any thirty
year olds
1:15:14
this doesn't make any sense I
don't know
1:15:15
okay well what else does he get
to say
1:15:17
it's a problem it is and and
it's a very
1:15:20
poor way to make a point
1:15:23
and I did just realize one
other place
1:15:25
where sarcasm it really irks me
and this
1:15:28
the the troll room if people
are in
1:15:30
there going you know ooh you
know sark
1:15:33
it was sarcastic one-liners it
really I
1:15:37
shouldn't have said it now
because you
1:15:39
know the trolls gonna do it but
you can
1:15:44
really it's like a reddit thing
that's
1:15:45
read it that's it's all sarcasm
social
1:15:48
media is sarcasm it's not humor
its poor
1:15:52
and it's not healthy how about
that yes
1:15:58
and with that I'd like to thank
you for
1:16:01
your courage and say in the
morning to
1:16:03
you the man who put the C in
1:16:04
condescending John C Dvorak
well I can't
1:16:09
find my tube so in the morning
to you
1:16:10
and the more naval ships to see
all the
1:16:12
boots on the ground the feet in
the air
1:16:13
also the subs in the water and
all the
1:16:17
Dames and all the nights all
the Dames
1:16:20
oh the gold and all the nights
all the
1:16:22
Dames all the nights that are
out there
1:16:24
and in the morning to our very
own
1:16:26
trolls in the troll room which
is no
1:16:30
agenda stream com only people
we got in
1:16:32
there today we've got a lot of
people on
1:16:34
the stream and we're about a
thousand
1:16:36
that's nice people always check
in
1:16:38
listen live hit the chat room
which we
1:16:40
of course know is the troll
room your
1:16:43
sarcastic calm drop they drop a
1:16:45
sarcastic comment or to see if
they can
1:16:47
rile me up it's cool you know
there's
1:16:49
the kind of like I guess it's
everyone's
1:16:51
way of being the president
where he'll
1:16:53
sit at home or if home in the
White
1:16:55
House he'll tweet something he
sees a
1:16:57
show up on TV three minutes
later I
1:16:59
think that's what people in the
in the
1:17:01
troll room were trying to do
and let me
1:17:02
see it like an ear carisi if he
says
1:17:03
something about it it's kind of
the same
1:17:05
mechanism or curry and also in
the
1:17:10
morning to Darrin O'Neil Darren
brought
1:17:14
us the artwork for episode 1107
the
1:17:15
title of that was carbon budget
and we
1:17:18
had a hard time there was a lot
of
1:17:19
different things we were
looking at I'm
1:17:21
not quite sure what it was but
Darren
1:17:23
you tell when Darren comes in
to he
1:17:27
Riley won the week before right
and I
1:17:29
think there's a competition
between
1:17:31
those two and maybe some of
this is kind
1:17:33
of like the comedy Martin JJ
and Nick -
1:17:35
Reza oh yeah and you know it's
the real
1:17:37
competition when they're
complimenting
1:17:39
each other after the show on
Twitter for
1:17:42
the person whose artwork did
get chosen
1:17:43
great work here's my great
doesn't
1:17:50
submit a P a great piece forty
pieces
1:17:54
eight pieces and one go all
good yeah
1:17:57
anyway this was the NBC logo
which he
1:18:01
dubbed nothing but crapped the
peacock
1:18:03
logo it was just an it was a we
also go
1:18:05
for art it doesn't always have
to be
1:18:07
funny it doesn't always have to
be
1:18:10
sometimes it can be just pretty
just a
1:18:12
pretty list the Rams head one
was we
1:18:14
picked it for that Rams head
was yes
1:18:16
sometimes it's just for the art
but most
1:18:18
importantly this is a part of
the value
1:18:21
for value system that we've
created here
1:18:23
we're 11 years strong we're
hundreds of
1:18:25
thousands of producers
everyone's a
1:18:27
producer
1:18:28
lots of people produce things
like
1:18:30
artwork or like jingles or
clips or just
1:18:32
information we have lots of
stuff to
1:18:34
talk about that from boots on
the ground
1:18:35
everywhere and of course we
also need
1:18:37
producers who finance and
that's the
1:18:40
ones we'd like to thank right
here in
1:18:42
our executive producer and
associate
1:18:44
executive producer segment just
like
1:18:46
Hollywood we do it upfront
1:18:48
more or less it's not the end
show
1:18:51
credit so we're very happy to
thank the
1:18:53
following people well the guy
on top is
1:18:55
your only associate or the only
1:18:57
executive producer came in this
show was
1:18:59
Sir Carl of the lavender 33333
from
1:19:02
Northfield Michigan socal yeah
yeah and
1:19:06
a recent local one meetup it
has come to
1:19:08
my attention that douche bags
are
1:19:10
amongst us amongst us right
please blast
1:19:13
them all with the proper calls
so
1:19:16
different people ready oh he oh
he has a
1:19:19
list okay yes you got a couple
different
1:19:21
ones sorry
1:19:29
Michigan local one I'm calling
you out
1:19:31
because I care about you it's a
loving
1:19:35
douche it's a love douche love
douche
1:19:38
douche sir cow lavender
blossoms org for
1:19:42
all your fine CBD products yeah
great
1:19:47
operation no public up in
Seattle 2:30
1:19:53
3.37
1:19:54
I've stopped show 1107 at 203
dot 40 and
1:19:59
broken out the PayPal to make my
1:20:01
biannual donation one month in
advance
1:20:04
based on the fantastic
deconstruction of
1:20:06
the government shutdown loan
reporting
1:20:08
scandal propagated by the m5m
that was
1:20:11
in the last show we should go
back and
1:20:13
listen to it was it was absolute
1:20:14
dynamite I would be shocked if
your cup
1:20:16
doesn't run it's over from the
great
1:20:18
work well that's interesting is
it
1:20:22
didn't flow over but it's
1:20:25
how discussing these high paid
media
1:20:27
shields are you two should be
getting
1:20:29
all these m5m dumb holes
aggregate
1:20:33
salary watch out disagree with
that but
1:20:36
we weren't they may not be paid
to be
1:20:39
news people right you all who
don't
1:20:42
donate just give a 5-spot it'll
make a
1:20:44
difference no jingles no karma
for this
1:20:46
donation just a hearty thank
you and
1:20:48
thank you sir up in Seattle
appreciate
1:20:51
that nice words anonymous - Oh
9.9 you
1:20:55
know this was a came with a
note about
1:20:58
sir Gregg and and he just yeah
who
1:21:01
reveal themselves at some
future point
1:21:04
everyone give it twenty dollars
and 99
1:21:07
cents and they just started
coming in we
1:21:09
had quite a few and we want to
thank all
1:21:11
those folks for doing that but
he gave
1:21:15
$209.90 and we want to thank
him for his
1:21:18
heartfelt note yes should I put
that
1:21:20
note in the show notes yeah
yeah okay
1:21:26
we'll put it in the show notes
at the
1:21:28
top yeah under break good
notice very
1:21:32
heartfelt yes he just has a way
he does
1:21:37
have some he may want some he
does have
1:21:38
some call us for our jingle Oh
1:21:41
deal with he says he needs a
douchebag
1:21:44
caller directed towards myself
and the
1:21:46
swifty douching as I made my
first
1:21:48
contribution to a 990 in honor
of my
1:21:51
amazing friend Gregg now it'd be
1:22:01
absolutely furious with me he
would be
1:22:03
absolutely furious to me if I
remained
1:22:05
as sad as I am so I encourage
everyone
1:22:07
to join me in true Gregg
fashion by
1:22:09
taking a shot at bourbon
lighting up a
1:22:10
joint and saying to all may the
force be
1:22:13
with you if I could get any of
Gregg's
1:22:15
jingles you can find but namely
his
1:22:18
Putin don't worry be happy'
which more
1:22:20
the news with the ping-pong
ball and a
1:22:22
classic karma for good measure
1:22:23
keep up the good work
1:22:26
with the ping-pong ball I never
I don't
1:22:29
know what that one is
1:22:40
no that's not it riding up some
fake up
1:22:46
way time to get cheap plates
and copy a
1:22:49
few riding up some big
propaganda time
1:22:57
fake news made-up false stories
fake
1:23:00
names unreliable sources fake
news sound
1:23:03
bytes of snippets fake news big
news big
1:23:06
news big news it affects the
left and
1:23:09
the right
1:23:10
no that's not it I don't know
where the
1:23:12
ping-pong ball went a few
batters not
1:23:14
the one worries is some maybe
some
1:23:16
comment about fake news and
Trump going
1:23:18
thing being punk no no it
doesn't
1:23:20
actually
1:23:21
I remember as a ping-pong ball
that the
1:23:23
tops we got a lot of good ones
yeah we
1:23:36
do we loaded oh gosh well you
can play
1:23:39
the Putin don't worry wait
maybe it's
1:23:41
this one this is the last one
the last
1:23:42
one we already played Putin
don't worry
1:23:44
be happy at the top remember oh
right
1:23:54
nailed it there it is
1:23:57
okay good worth it I don't even
know
1:24:01
that I ever heard that one yeah
yeah
1:24:04
alright you watch the Karma at
the end
1:24:06
okay here we go
1:24:10
you've got Karma Sir Isaac
Knight of the
1:24:16
firearms instructors two
hundred two
1:24:18
dollars and two cents he's I
believe up
1:24:21
in Tahoe area and I have to get
a hold
1:24:25
of him because I just want to
take the
1:24:27
kids up and go shoot him some
shooting
1:24:30
does he do a concealed-carry
licensing I
1:24:34
don't know get the kids that uh
yeah
1:24:40
yeah Jimmy's got one of course
in
1:24:43
Washington State at least for
now you
1:24:45
can just go and sign up with
your local
1:24:46
police department get one class
some
1:24:49
laws because the place has been
taken
1:24:51
over by Democrats and I have to
actually
1:24:54
show that you can use a gun we
yeah we
1:24:57
have we have to take a class
here yeah
1:24:59
and closes my sanity check for
the best
1:25:02
podcast in the universe I don't
know how
1:25:04
so many people misunderstand
you were
1:25:06
John when you plainly explain
how the
1:25:08
show works such as Adam
explaining why
1:25:10
he likes AOC I've been
listening since
1:25:14
the 200s and I've never thought
you were
1:25:16
a fan of Trump AOC or any other
nut job
1:25:19
in any context outside of that
person's
1:25:22
utility for every
1:25:23
how the media and political
machine
1:25:25
operates I like Trump when he
provokes
1:25:27
the m5n em into showing their
hand
1:25:31
I liked Hillary for the same
reasons and
1:25:33
I loved the show for teaching
me that I
1:25:36
sincerely think or thank you
for your
1:25:38
courage many people give up
when they go
1:25:40
up against such idiocy on a
regular
1:25:42
basis I have a lot of respect
for you
1:25:46
too can I please get a
shout-out for my
1:25:49
website firearms training sent
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central.com fire arms training
1:25:54
central.com
1:25:56
directory for hundreds of
firearms
1:25:59
instructors across the US and
around the
1:26:01
world
1:26:01
- that's good great actually
you know
1:26:04
yes the keeper and I would like
to get
1:26:07
our CC so if you got an
instructor and
1:26:11
the only here in Austin you can
you can
1:26:14
get it at at the range but it's
on
1:26:15
Sunday all these things are
always on
1:26:17
Sunday so and beyond Tina has
an actual
1:26:20
job unlike me the podcaster so
yeah if
1:26:23
you can recommend an instructor
very
1:26:25
open to it to all your gun
owners and
1:26:29
get mo nation you need to take a
1:26:30
training class Adam I can
recommend an
1:26:33
instructor in Austin hello good
1:26:35
excellent jingles - to the head
because
1:26:37
it works and karma from my
business
1:26:40
yes sir is night of the firearms
1:26:43
instructor you've got
1:26:54
was there because it works in
there I
1:26:57
don't have it because it works
why there
1:27:00
is it because it where I
remember it oh
1:27:02
hold on
1:27:02
I didn't realize that because
it works I
1:27:07
really don't remember this okay
it works
1:27:11
if you can't it's just not
there it's
1:27:14
not there no I'm sorry I just
remember
1:27:16
something Lea
1:27:17
maybe it's never been it's just
saying
1:27:18
to to the head works yeah of
course
1:27:20
that's what how I read it
1:27:21
- to the head because it works
it works
1:27:23
you shoot people in the head
twice
1:27:25
ignores I thought there was a
because it
1:27:27
works Li Olivares two hundred
two
1:27:29
dollars and two-cent two
hundred dollars
1:27:31
in two cents and he just wants
a bunch
1:27:33
of jingles trains good+ foamer
+ sucking
1:27:36
in soot appreciate your
excellent work
1:27:39
my dudes okay let's see we
could karma
1:27:44
or is a doesn't say epic Armand
I'm here
1:27:59
you've got karma a big Merv in
1:28:05
Youngstown Ohio comes in with
$200
1:28:08
second-to-the-last in this list
I want
1:28:10
to apologize to both of you for
I have
1:28:12
been a freeloading man-overboard
1:28:14
douchebag well that ends today
yes I am
1:28:18
back on track and caught up
with all the
1:28:20
episodes is starting to listen
when they
1:28:22
are available for download I've
received
1:28:24
Oh I've realized that the show
gives a
1:28:27
nice balance to a heavy hectic
work life
1:28:29
and it's starting to keep me
sane again
1:28:31
I am travelling today to Dallas
for a
1:28:34
job interview it's not right on
Friday
1:28:36
and then with some company I
like to
1:28:41
wait does this and I request
addy
1:28:45
douching chops karma and some
milf Karma
1:28:48
never hurts just doing what you
do this
1:28:53
truly is the best podcast in
year
1:28:56
you've been deduced jobs jobs
and jobs I
1:29:15
tell you and fine that was big
Murph
1:29:20
finally jux Jackson Butler in
level in
1:29:24
Texas 200 please d douche me
and night
1:29:27
me sir JD him on the night list
I think
1:29:29
so let's double check we only
have two I
1:29:32
believe I'd be we've we got two
yes he
1:29:37
is he's on a list he will be a
list too
1:29:42
and you're asking me so much
today
1:29:49
yes he's he is accounted for
he's on the
1:29:53
manifest
1:29:54
please d douche because it's not
1:29:55
highlight way he is highlight
on one
1:29:57
side but not the other please
did you
1:29:58
maybe oh no that I see there's
a light
1:30:00
yellow there okay sorry
1:30:02
please d douche me at night mr.
Jackson
1:30:04
night of the transistors and
honor my
1:30:05
40th birthday on January 30th
jobs karma
1:30:08
for all thank you yes we will
be doing
1:30:11
that later on see at the round
that
1:30:26
concludes our list of associate
1:30:28
executive producers and the
executive
1:30:30
producer for show but 1108
guess what we
1:30:35
got two shows left it's gonna
be 11 11
1:30:37
11 11
1:30:38
oh you're right I love Allah
slack I'm
1:30:44
always seen 11:11 on the clock
you gotta
1:30:48
make a wish we see the eleven
eleven
1:30:50
thank you to our executive
producers and
1:30:52
our producer and our executive
associate
1:30:55
executive producers this is the
value
1:30:58
that we need desperately need
to keep
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the show going thank you for
that and
1:31:01
will be thanking more of our
producers
1:31:02
fifty dollars and above in our
second
1:31:04
segment and we have another
show coming
1:31:06
up on Super Bowl Sunday
1:31:09
remember us at Dvorak org slash
n hey
1:31:13
now that you have the
definition of
1:31:15
dingbat go out there spread the
1:31:17
knowledge and the formula our
formula is
1:31:19
this we go out for your people
in the
1:31:22
mouth
1:31:37
I should make one quick
statement okay
1:31:41
Bernie Sanders is a dingbat
yeah I think
1:31:48
the way because yeah do you
have any
1:31:51
idea why I want to do that
because you
1:31:53
have a clip of Bernie Sanders
saying
1:31:55
something about no he is a
dingbat
1:31:58
though yeah because dingbat is
1:32:00
considered at least around here
these
1:32:02
parts uh-huh a sexist term only
1:32:05
referring to women oh really
1:32:08
it didn't say that in my
dictionary well
1:32:10
you gotta get a newer
dictionary well
1:32:12
then let's do let's play a
dingbat what
1:32:15
was the definition again in
California
1:32:17
it's a sexist term only
applying to
1:32:20
women oh good here is that
Kirsten
1:32:23
Gillibrand well yeah another
one and she
1:32:29
did this speech for her
announcement of
1:32:34
her candidacy for president
like an
1:32:38
Oscar speech he was so
passionate she
1:32:43
only forgot to thank the
Academy yeah
1:32:46
listen to this King junior
continues to
1:32:52
inspire us every single day
because he
1:32:56
believed in a set of values that
1:32:58
transcends time and movements
he knew
1:33:02
that only lights can drive out
darkness
1:33:05
and that we are all called to
fight for
1:33:09
others until now until this
person in
1:33:14
the White House and to our
president has
1:33:18
chosen to tear this country
apart orange
1:33:22
man bad on every line every
division
1:33:25
every racial line every
religious line
1:33:28
he chooses to divide us
community by
1:33:31
community
1:33:33
he has inspired a hate and a
darkness in
1:33:36
this country that I have never
witnessed
1:33:39
myself he is tearing apart the
very
1:33:42
fabric of who we are as a
nation are
1:33:45
very common decency and that is
what we
1:33:50
are being called to fight
against Wow
1:33:59
yeah maybe a little exaggerated
1:34:04
it's the tad hey and then we
had cheese
1:34:10
get a hold get a grip yeah well
no one's
1:34:13
getting a grip because Howard
Schultz as
1:34:15
we know the Starbucks
billionaire is
1:34:18
going to run and he would be
perfect we
1:34:22
love billionaires we love
people who
1:34:24
don't like Trump and what
you're not
1:34:27
gonna run as a Democrat would
what this
1:34:30
was a problem for the m5m and
well I
1:34:36
have to give them props
1:34:37
Supercuts did another Kampala
if you
1:34:40
want to hear that event right
then
1:34:42
freaking out about definitely a
lot of
1:34:44
Democrats are freaking out
absolute gift
1:34:46
to Donald Trump
1:34:47
blowing controversy swirling
around the
1:34:49
billionaire visionary behind
Starbucks
1:34:52
the man he could take away
votes that
1:34:54
would go to the Democratic
nominee
1:34:55
handing President Trump a
second term
1:34:58
many Democrats fear that could
be
1:34:59
disastrous
1:35:05
scares me yes is that your
entry into
1:35:09
this race wolf guarantee Trump
another
1:35:11
four years number one are you
still a
1:35:13
Democrat and number two why are
you
1:35:14
doing this even if it means
hurting the
1:35:16
Democratic can it and helping
to reelect
1:35:17
rump and that's that's just a
awful
1:35:20
thing to do running as a third
party
1:35:21
candidate only helps Trump and
maybe put
1:35:24
two words for you just don't it
doesn't
1:35:26
get to be king just gives you
so much no
1:35:29
I don't think you should run
the boats
1:35:30
are so precious as we saw last
time I
1:35:32
really do not think that this
is the
1:35:34
time for us to have an
independent in
1:35:36
this race would provide Donald
Trump
1:35:39
with with his best hope of
getting
1:35:41
reelected he doesn't quite
grasp the the
1:35:46
depth of the impact that that
decision
1:35:48
would have Donald Trump was not
all that
1:35:49
concerned about the Republican
Party he
1:35:51
ran because of hubris Howard
Schultz is
1:35:53
suggesting he's gonna run
register is
1:35:58
independent and yet they still
tilt one
1:36:00
way or the other I'm not for
third party
1:36:02
candidates that could hurt the
1:36:03
Democratic ticket it is not the
time
1:36:06
2024 is your year 2020 is not
what he's
1:36:09
doing right now I do believe
it's very
1:36:11
dangerous we cannot allow this
town
1:36:13
there are billionaires some
Democrats
1:36:17
are threatening to boycott
Starbucks
1:36:18
really vanity projects that
help destroy
1:36:21
democracy are disgusting and
he's there
1:36:23
for the so he's there for the
right
1:36:24
reasons in your vehicle without
any
1:36:25
party infrastructure any party
backing I
1:36:28
have respect for Howard Schultz
if he
1:36:30
chooses to get in the race I
hope he
1:36:31
gets in the Democratic Party
will will
1:36:33
treat him very fairly then the
last time
1:36:35
this happened it unleashed a
tragedy the
1:36:39
likes of which the world has
never seen
1:36:42
oh what a mistake you foolish
man you
1:36:48
thinking that you can represent
the
1:36:50
people of America you can but
you have
1:36:53
to do it the right way you're
holding it
1:36:54
wrong you have holding it wrong
there's
1:36:58
a lot of incorrect noise
certainly in
1:37:02
the European reporting on this
people
1:37:05
are very baffled and maybe in
the US as
1:37:08
well like wait a minute I
thought you
1:37:09
all had a two-party system well
no
1:37:13
uh we have you can anyone can
run to be
1:37:17
president the parties is that
part eyes
1:37:20
that's where you get your power
and your
1:37:22
money from and so this is
competing
1:37:26
agendas you know I don't know
why you
1:37:29
don't bring up that Bernie
Sanders isn't
1:37:31
independent yes DNA and he got
1:37:34
bamboozled into running as a
Democrat he
1:37:37
would have run but he was too
good he
1:37:40
was suckered he was too good so
they had
1:37:42
to screw him over and that
wasn't just
1:37:45
the DNC and debbie Wasserman
Schultz and
1:37:48
the Clinton clan and the hag
the Hilary
1:37:53
assassination group it was it
was the
1:37:56
media and the media well that
is hag I
1:37:58
guess they completely ignored
him they
1:38:00
he had crowds his biggest
Trump's anyway
1:38:02
so now you have Howard Schultz
I don't I
1:38:05
didn't know much about his
background
1:38:07
delighted to see that he came
from the
1:38:09
projects I didn't even know
that he's
1:38:11
got a great background he's my
dad means
1:38:14
stuff right it's not like that I
1:38:16
recommend everyone come from the
1:38:17
projects but yeah he's I mean
for a guy
1:38:20
who made himself a billionaire
American
1:38:22
Dream backstory
1:38:24
no but that's no longer about
Trump's
1:38:27
dad involved yeah so he has
everything
1:38:30
going for I have not heard
anything
1:38:31
about his policies all I hear
is but I
1:38:34
have no idea what he stands for
he's not
1:38:37
getting asked any questions
that are
1:38:38
being shown anywhere of any
importance
1:38:40
it's just know he's wrong
you're wrong
1:38:43
man boycott Starbucks try it
let me see
1:38:49
the Millennials boycott
Starbucks
1:38:50
they'll go into shock from
withdrawal
1:38:52
syndrome
1:38:59
sorry sorry Howard you're
you're from
1:39:01
old America my friend because
if he does
1:39:05
successfully run now I think
people are
1:39:08
right it would split enough
votes to
1:39:10
give Trump the upper hand well
you know
1:39:13
but crazy votes away from Trump
well of
1:39:17
course that's the whole point
1:39:19
but who will then be left over
1:39:22
maybe this guys are gonna be a
great
1:39:24
candidate you know I'd like to
know more
1:39:26
about him I'd like to see him
speak and
1:39:28
let the guy talk a little bit
instead of
1:39:29
pounding his head down
immediately
1:39:32
yeah it's pathetic I mean Ross
Perot it
1:39:36
was the last one of course this
happened
1:39:38
disastrous results or the world
has
1:39:40
never seen before because we
got Bush no
1:39:44
what no when was that when it
would win
1:39:48
right yeah but that was with
Bush I
1:39:50
thought that we I thought Perot
first
1:39:52
ran against Clinton and hwae
and we got
1:39:56
Clinton I know I'm confused
1:40:01
well well then what are they
1:40:03
what are they yappin about them
that
1:40:04
that was my strategy I thought
that it
1:40:08
was that one of the supper oh I
think
1:40:13
they're talking about Nader
1:40:14
yeah but troll room confirms
Ross Perot
1:40:17
gave us Clinton well that's the
model
1:40:20
right there then what's their
problem
1:40:24
yeah one billionaire I think
that's what
1:40:27
Schultz is even thinking huh
well so it
1:40:30
ya know their the reference it
was not
1:40:32
they never said Perot
1:40:34
oh I thought I thought Nader
Rossi I
1:40:36
didn't know this Ralph Nader
ran that
1:40:38
he's the one who gave us Bush
okay I
1:40:42
wasn't in the country at the
time that's
1:40:44
why I'm there's holes in my
memory there
1:40:46
is disingenuous to say it was
disastrous
1:40:51
where it worked really well
another time
1:40:53
everyone was pretty happy with
Clinton
1:40:56
when he well they love God I
love I love
1:41:01
Clinton you love Clinton
there's a song
1:41:06
there yeah don't worry it's
time code
1:41:10
song alright it'll be in some
mix in
1:41:13
your future well that's odd
because well
1:41:19
you know everyone is just shut
up you
1:41:20
know one has it they don't have
a
1:41:21
candidate is it so important
that it has
1:41:23
to be it someone who's a member
of the
1:41:25
Democrat Party is that is it
unthinkable
1:41:28
to it I mean isn't just the
idea get
1:41:30
Trump out no matter what
1:41:32
who cares nothing could be that
anything
1:41:34
is better than Trump isn't that
the
1:41:36
general idea they should glom
on to this
1:41:38
guy what is the party these
days I have
1:41:44
no idea I'm looking at these
headlines
1:41:46
though why Schultz is the new
Ross Perot
1:41:48
Howard Schultz would not be a
spoiler
1:41:50
for Democrats the way Ross
Perot was for
1:41:52
the GOP hmm could howard
schultz be the
1:41:57
next Ross Perot yeah nobody is
talking
1:41:59
about poor Ralph Nader
1:42:04
I'd like to switch topics to
Venezuela
1:42:07
for a moment we have a number
of boots
1:42:09
on the ground reports and we
got quite a
1:42:11
few actually I have some some
official
1:42:15
Clips yeah but before we get to
that
1:42:18
just to set the stage a little
bit see I
1:42:24
I love that you know we had it
we were
1:42:27
talking earlier about
Venezuela's or not
1:42:29
on a previous show about
Venezuela's oil
1:42:31
and I'm not quite sure what
came out of
1:42:34
our mouths but ultimately yes
the
1:42:37
Venezuelan oil is in fact heavy
high
1:42:41
sulphur crude it's not the light
1:42:43
Bolivian crude and the
refineries here
1:42:46
in the US are kind of set up to
mix that
1:42:48
with our much lighter crew no
to get it
1:42:51
through the pipes and but we
get this
1:42:54
from one of our Knights sir
Ryan the
1:42:57
refiner and I've checked his
credentials
1:43:00
he absolutely knows what he's
talking
1:43:02
about so check his credentials
cuz we I
1:43:06
think about six seven years ago
we had
1:43:09
some guy who claimed to be in
the oil
1:43:12
business on but I here's a
brief summary
1:43:22
we were received multiple
similar
1:43:26
reports boots on the ground
people who
1:43:28
live in Venezuela or other
parts of
1:43:30
Latin America and I I kind of
liked how
1:43:33
how our first producer start
off by
1:43:36
saying hey you and John really
don't
1:43:37
know anything about Venezuela
that's
1:43:39
okay I don't expect you to but
here's
1:43:40
new boots on the ground
executive
1:43:43
summary in Latin America what's
been
1:43:45
going on from the sixties to
the present
1:43:46
day is a battle between the
civilized
1:43:48
world and the Castro and Cuba
with help
1:43:50
from Russia mouthing there's
any dispute
1:43:52
about that all guerrilla
movements in
1:43:54
Latin America have been and
continue to
1:43:56
be financed trained and
supported by
1:43:57
Cuba and the Cuban g2 now with
1:44:00
Venezuelan money today
Venezuela is
1:44:03
being run by Raul Castro and
the Cuban
1:44:05
g2 what's the G to the Cuban g2
you keep
1:44:10
reading Maduro legally cannot
be the
1:44:12
Venezuelan president because it
was not
1:44:14
born in Van
1:44:15
Wailer he was born in Colombia
six years
1:44:17
ago the elections were stolen
but
1:44:19
because the Intelligence Agency
ah Thank
1:44:22
You
1:44:23
sex six years ago the elections
were
1:44:25
stolen but because they had
money they
1:44:27
bought the International
silence that
1:44:28
would be the m5m and everyone's
1:44:30
complicit with that and military
1:44:31
industrial complex oil etc got
it in
1:44:34
last year's fraudulent election
most
1:44:36
opposition candidates were
either in
1:44:38
jail or in exile since they no
longer
1:44:40
had any money to buy the
conscience of
1:44:42
the world they the world said
we don't
1:44:45
recognize these elections
according to
1:44:47
the Constitution the elected
President
1:44:49
must be sworn in to the National
1:44:51
Assembly and that did not
happen today
1:44:53
the situation is that there is
no
1:44:55
president who was elected
properly
1:44:56
because the elections were
rigged so the
1:44:58
president of the assembly is
according
1:45:00
to our Constitution the
president in
1:45:02
charge with the mandate to make
new
1:45:04
election process as as soon as
possible
1:45:07
thanks to the efforts of
President Trump
1:45:09
and guys like Marco Rubio with
the
1:45:11
support of the international
community
1:45:13
it seems that the days of the
1:45:15
dictatorship of Venezuela are
over so in
1:45:17
this case yep believe it or not
the US
1:45:20
are actually the good guys now
and he
1:45:23
has a whole bunch of other
things and
1:45:25
other points that he makes this
is very
1:45:28
consistent and I don't know if
it's
1:45:29
consistent because everyone who
was
1:45:31
emailing us is some kind of
agent and is
1:45:34
giving us false information
ideals right
1:45:37
I pulled off of YouTube
1:45:40
Joana Houseman and she lives in
1:45:43
Venezuela and she gives a
version of
1:45:45
that background her but better
than I
1:45:47
just did it short 2017 the
Supreme Court
1:45:50
that was handpicked by Nicola
maroudo's
1:45:52
party nullified and stripped the
1:45:54
National Assembly or Congress
of their
1:45:56
powers the National Assembly
was chosen
1:45:58
by a vote and was the only
government
1:46:00
institution that was run by an
1:46:03
opposition majority imagine
when the
1:46:04
Democrats took the house if
Trump was
1:46:06
like no I don't like this
anymore the
1:46:08
house is no longer a legitimate
part of
1:46:09
government and here's another
house that
1:46:11
I made up with everyone that
agrees with
1:46:13
me Americans would be furious
so too are
1:46:16
Venezuelans Venezuela erupted
in protest
1:46:18
hundreds of protesters most of
them
1:46:20
teenagers were detained some of
whom
1:46:22
were tortured and murdered
meanwhile
1:46:24
despite these protests
1:46:26
Malouda made his own congress
that he
1:46:28
could control just like that
1:46:29
fast forward to May 20th 2018
where this
1:46:32
illegitimate Congress calls for
1:46:34
presidential elections now
during these
1:46:36
elections the most popular
opposition
1:46:37
candidates are either jailed
exiled or
1:46:40
banned from running in other
words there
1:46:42
is no legitimate way for the
opposition
1:46:45
to run
1:46:45
so these sham presidential
elections are
1:46:47
held anyway by my ludos
government where
1:46:49
only 20 percent of the
population voted
1:46:51
however a lot of the twenty
percent were
1:46:53
public employees who were
intimidated
1:46:55
into voting by threats from the
1:46:56
government these were called
1:46:57
illegitimate elections not just
by the
1:47:00
Venezuelan people but by the
1:47:01
international community interim
1:47:03
president Wong royal has been
backed by
1:47:05
the international community yes
this
1:47:06
includes the United States but
do you
1:47:08
know who else backs one way
though that
1:47:09
isn't Trump Argentina Brazil
Colombia
1:47:13
Costa Rica Ecuador Germany the
Socialist
1:47:16
Party that runs Albania Canada's
1:47:18
progressive Prince Justin
Trudeau
1:47:19
Australia para why pay to the
government
1:47:22
run by the Socialist Party of
Spain
1:47:24
whose president said what is
going on in
1:47:26
Venezuela is the opposite of
socialism
1:47:28
the list goes on now for sure
this Guido
1:47:33
this guy is one of ours he's an
asset
1:47:36
there's no doubt about it but I
think
1:47:39
what is the script that is being
1:47:41
followed here by the way we
should
1:47:42
mention he went to Georgetown
yeah
1:47:44
Georgetown Georgia at Georgetown
1:47:46
University spook school book
school it's
1:47:48
one of the major spook schools
yes so
1:47:50
this is not a typical but I
think
1:47:53
they're following the Trump
script which
1:47:56
he interestingly before he was
elected
1:48:01
and he was still running this
is a video
1:48:03
that he's shot in his office
memory used
1:48:05
to be in his Trump Tower office
and you
1:48:07
know he do crazy little videos
then he
1:48:10
had the Eagle that good tried
to kill
1:48:12
him kill him and then he had
the taco
1:48:14
bowl and so this is what his
famous like
1:48:19
Mexican food good times was
good was fun
1:48:25
back then wasn't it more fun to
know and
1:48:28
so he was talking about Libya
and how
1:48:32
Libya had been messed up we had
done it
1:48:35
the wrong way and it's not so
forget
1:48:38
Libya and what why
1:48:39
it happened and just here's the
1:48:41
simplistic straightforward
thinking I
1:48:43
believe is in play for the u.s.
and
1:48:46
Venezuela clearly with our guy
but we
1:48:49
have to go in to save these
lives we
1:48:51
should do on a humanitarian
basis
1:48:53
immediately go into Libya knock
this guy
1:48:57
out very quickly very
surgically very
1:48:59
effectively and save the lives
after
1:49:02
it's all done we go to the
protestors
1:49:05
who end up running the country
they're
1:49:07
gonna like us a lot better than
they
1:49:08
will if we don't do it more
importantly
1:49:10
we're gonna save lives and we
should
1:49:12
then say by the way from all of
your oil
1:49:15
we want reimbursement we should
have
1:49:18
said we'll help you but we want
50
1:49:21
percent of your oil they would
have
1:49:23
absolutely said okay a hundred
percent
1:49:26
in fact they would have said
how about
1:49:27
75 percent so and isn't it sad
we could
1:49:32
have had anything we wanted we
could
1:49:35
have had fifty percent of those
oil
1:49:37
fields you know the old days
when you
1:49:39
had a war it's to the victor
belongs the
1:49:42
spoils so we could have had
something
1:49:46
special when the so-called
rebels came
1:49:49
to us we should have said
fellas we're
1:49:53
gonna help you we want 50
percent of
1:49:55
your oil they would have said
thank you
1:49:57
very much we have a deal
1:49:59
write it down sign it we have a
deal we
1:50:03
would have been a rich nation
again they
1:50:05
have tremendous oil reserves in
Libya
1:50:08
instead we help we get nothing
we're
1:50:11
very very foolishly led I think
this is
1:50:15
a that's your strategy and from
a
1:50:18
leadership position of the
United States
1:50:19
doesn't sound very globalist
and world
1:50:22
friendly of me but we have two
other
1:50:25
parties if we don't do this
then China
1:50:28
is going to overrun Venezuela
they are
1:50:31
already in there they have
deals that
1:50:33
are not advantageous for anyone
but
1:50:36
China and they don't always
play fair
1:50:38
the Russians who are in their
mining I
1:50:41
think gold mainly they have
thousands of
1:50:44
mercenaries is from the reports
I'm
1:50:46
getting who are in theirs I
don't know
1:50:48
if that's true or what they'll
be doing
1:50:51
but you know it's obvious that
this is
1:50:53
the strategy and here is John
Bolton the
1:50:57
vicariously ker on his yellow
pad
1:51:01
talking about the plan we're
looking at
1:51:04
the oil assets that's the
single most
1:51:06
important income stream that the
1:51:08
government of Venezuela we're
looking at
1:51:10
what to do to that we want
everybody to
1:51:12
know we're looking at all this
very
1:51:13
seriously we don't want any
American
1:51:15
businesses or investors caught
by
1:51:17
surprise they can see what
President
1:51:19
Trump did yesterday we're
following
1:51:21
through on it so if you think
of a
1:51:23
company like Cisco which is
owned by
1:51:24
peda base which is the
state-run oil
1:51:27
company there in Venezuela we
have a lot
1:51:30
of those Cisco assets right
here in the
1:51:32
US is that something for
example sir
1:51:34
that you're looking at yeah
look we're
1:51:36
in conversation with major
American
1:51:38
companies now that are either in
1:51:40
Venezuela we're in the case of
Citgo
1:51:42
here in the United States I
think we're
1:51:45
trying to get to the same end
result
1:51:46
here you know Venezuela of the
three
1:51:50
countries I called the troika
of tyranny
1:51:52
it'll make a big difference to
the
1:51:53
United States economically if
we could
1:51:56
have American oil companies
really
1:51:58
invest in and and produce the
oil
1:52:00
capabilities in Venezuela it'd
be good
1:52:03
for the people of Venezuela it
be good
1:52:05
for the people of the United
States we
1:52:06
both have a lot at stake here
making
1:52:08
this come out the right way so
that
1:52:12