Cover for No Agenda Show 1111: Eleven Eleven
February 10th, 2019 • 3h 25m

1111: Eleven Eleven

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[Music]
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George Stephanopoulos
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I think I'm Jesse Devore so we have this
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great show it's episode 1111 1111 1111
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is a magical number we start at 1111
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Austin time and you're gonna bring in
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George Stephanopoulos his birthday it's
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also the day in 1763 that France ceded
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Canada to England at the Treaty of Paris
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ending the French and Indian War well
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this is of course very important well
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the thing about this the second thing is
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that was the in were the Indians
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fighting on behalf of Britain yes I
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believe they were if I recall on my
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history correctly well how did they mad
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at the Brits managed to pull that off I
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don't know mmm anyway here we are 11 11
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11 11 11 11 we've been talking about
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this for a while now that's 11 11 and I
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don't know if everyone has this we've
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discussed it before but as so often I
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will look at a digital clock and it will
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say 11 11 and it's it's not just me it's
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people all over the globe witnessed this
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all the time at 11:11 and you're
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supposed to make a wish and it will come
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true so I 11 constantly - I mean you
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just see it I mean you're just so many
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hours in the day it's gonna happen two
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hours a day
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yeah that's usually before you go to bed
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and you know I should get up it is kind
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of a good time well 11 I know is that
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coffee time is that why people might
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catch it more no no I
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but eleven eleven
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I only recently heard that you make a
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wish oh that's like you squandered
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probably a hundred wishes yes yeah
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maybe more mm-hmm well our wishes come
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true at least mine has yeah I just want
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to do another show every I breathe I'm
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like we get to do it I'm still alive to
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do a show I got another show another
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show to go I'm very very happy and Tina
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and I the keeper we had dinner with the
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former New York banker and his wife
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Friday night yes I come from the coal
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mine where the canary has spoken to me
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the canary said well there's four eight
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four to three topics three big topics
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and he was I think I think I think he
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may they both may either been there
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significantly before us well maybe they
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had they took a course or rosters I
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think they were loose in the former New
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York bankers literally you got it you
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got to jump in right away so first of
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all he's like ha ha ha ha Trump did it
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so what do you mean he screwed New York
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what are you talking about so everyone's
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all in a tizzy about the to finally get
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my attention
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ones in a tizzy about the 2.8 billion
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dollars a
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taksim deficit and and he's telling me
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he's like that's because of the Trump
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tax as I said are you just figuring this
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out said you didn't realize that the
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state and local tax is capped that that
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wasn't to screw New York in California
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I guess he hadn't thought about it oh
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you're talking about that cap yeah yeah
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yeah the cap is what everyone ignores I
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mean because we were right on to it
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almost immediately because we have one
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of our producers as a local superstar
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CPA it works in the Bay Area I believe
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the anonymous gay as we call it now
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another anonymous gay well the anonymous
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gay I know is the is the accountant oh
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they're not as gay I know is a is a
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lawyer but okay well maybe we should
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introduce
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to each other no but this guy is told
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it's right off the bat there goes a
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zephyr tolls right off the bat on time
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to him - because of this cap on property
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taxes it's gonna it's really is a tax on
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the rich yeah but nobody wanted to bring
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it up none of these analysts wanted to
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bring it up none of these superstars
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none of these pundits not these people
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on the network's wanted to bring it up
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because it would not it would be against
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their narrative you know how we're
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trying to save them buddy
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no the rich are generally burdened with
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a lot of property yeah and they pay a
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lot of property tax all what a burden
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they used to be able to write it off now
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you can yeah exactly
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so this apparently wasn't surprise to
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everybody if they listened to the show
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they wouldn't have gotten so screwed
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okay second thing he said and we weren't
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really talking polity he was just
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blurting stuff out across the table okay
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yeah and I always and I was drinking too
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so alright remember I'm taking notes
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under the table like I'm gonna forget
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this he says just you know Stacey Abrams
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is no Maxine Waters I said what yes
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Stacey Abrams did you see did you see
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her did you see here to give the the the
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reply to the State of the Union see yeah
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of course I did he made on the green
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screen tada ha she's smart man she says
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and he kept saying she's know Maxine
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Waters said why do you say that well
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just you know on the show it's like
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eight we don't see every black woman as
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it as a moron Maxine Waters even were
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we're not racist
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so I finally calm him down over that
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he's like all yeah no it's it's all
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agitated yeah well I mean I guess he's
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trying to what he's trying to give me a
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message and I appreciate you and he
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doesn't listen a lot to the show I don't
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think I think he checks or sometimes the
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time and so you know his feeling is
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probably well I like Adam you know his
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racist and and
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black women dogs blacks everything so I
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guess I have to tell him again to make
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sure he understands Stacy why Abrams is
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no Maxine Waters I know I said you know
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she's a she wrote an article yes oh the
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article in foreign policy magazine that
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was brilliant
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I said one where she says identity
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politics brings us closer to get she's
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smart be on the lookout for her now the
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reason I bring it up today is because he
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is he travels in circles you know he
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travels in circles where they are not
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are circle where they don't know and
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maybe don't care that the New York state
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tax real estate taxes were not
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deductible or not not for $10,000 but
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also he's like Beto remember he was all
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over Beto very early on better better
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better better better yeah but it's not
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Beto it is Stacey Abrams and he says
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were presidents now Chuck's gonna run
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her for Senate he thinks but it could
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get so crazy that they could swoop her
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in depending on how things go I know
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brother and confirmed for your
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information she is a member of the
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Council on Foreign Relations of course
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that's what she wrote in the magazine s
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it's generally reserved for those people
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it's a signal it's for signaling a here
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we well she's lead is read between the
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lines you'll get the picture not go out
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do your job well good so we need to keep
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our eye on Stacey Abrams because she is
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Aniston did you say to him why do you
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why is a woman some random black
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politician in Georgia a member of the
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Council on Foreign Relations no I didn't
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know that I didn't have this information
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at the time will not use it next time
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but the third thing was what kind of
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caught me off guard trumps going down
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with this Bezos thing it's over what
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it's over Trump's going down with the
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bees OHS thing what are you talking
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about and there's this theory that this
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entire fraca
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over the dick pics that the National
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Enquirer or more precisely American
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media Incorporated has and has
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apparently been blackmailing Jeff Bezos
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over that if they find out that I'm just
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giving you his version if if law
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enforcement discovers that this was done
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illegally oh yeah this is a big this way
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there's a couple of things so first the
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National Enquirer made a deal with the
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Justice Department after the payoff of
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Karen McDougal mcdougal for $150,000
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yeah that and they made a deal that
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didn't have to admit any fault but they
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also would need not be accused of
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political motivations and they have I
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think it's a three year period if they
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break any law then American media
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basically is over then I guess though
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the Justice Department would come in and
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bankrupt him and God knows what so
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somehow the and he and he was just went
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on about you know be so heavily secured
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you know he's got the best security
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details not did he sitting dick takes to
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girlfriend I mean do you know how many
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places that cabana if they thought not
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could be the girlfriend yeah but here's
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where the mainstream media is trying to
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tie this in that his the other woman
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shall we say Sanchez I think her last
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name is that her brother has links to
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Roger stone don't think of your Roger
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Scott stone thing no no no no no but you
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know anyways just going on like this
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comes out it'll be over it'll be
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obstruction of justice all I'm like no
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way suborning something or others more
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like it so it isn't any of what is
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happening now is these those dreamers
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these dreamers and how they have to this
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everything has to relate to everything
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has to relate to Toronto everything has
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to have something to do with him going
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down well this and you I'd like you to
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check with your Lib Joe friends to see
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if they're picking up on the same vibe
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I'm sure
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but you know what Jeff Bezos did for
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those of you who didn't who didn't I
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have a couple clips oh good let's let's
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do that then let's say you have a
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background or so we can really
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understand both of them our background
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errs there are two versions and they're
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pretty much they're not the same ad
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because there's a different angle on
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each one you play one or the other or
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both but Bezos and texts CBS this is the
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basic story Amazon founder Jeff Bezos
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claims the owner of the National
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Inquirer tried to blackmail him here's
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Tony Tecopa am I the publisher of
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National Enquirer is on the defense
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after being publicly accused of
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threatening to run lewd photos of the
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world's richest man Amazon CEO Jeff
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Bezos and TV host Lauren Sanchez a woman
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he was having an affair with in a blog
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post on Thursday Bezos revealed emails
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he says are from am i threatening to
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publish compromising images including at
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least two naked selfies of him
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Bezos says it was part of a politically
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motivated hit which the publisher denies
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wired editor-in-chief Nick Thompson the
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tech no question is how the heck did the
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National Enquirer get these pictures
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because of the allegations of threats
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Bezos made public am I may have violated
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the terms of a non-prosecution deal
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inked with federal officials after
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investigation into campaign finance
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violations am i admitted it paid Karen
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McDougal a hundred and fifty thousand
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dollars to silence her claims of an
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affair with Donald Trump before he was
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president sources tell CBS News
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prosecutors in the Southern District of
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New York are looking into the
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allegations made by Bezos that am i
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chief david pecker is trying to extort
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and blackmail him am i said it acted
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lawfully and said it's launching its own
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probe to promptly and thoroughly
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investigate the claims actor Terry Crews
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tweeted on Friday that a.m. I tried to
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silence him and journalist Ronan furrow
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says he also faced blackmail efforts
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from a.m. I'm for his part Bezos hired a
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security expert to uncover how his texts
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were accessed
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he's Jeff Bezos he probably knows good
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cybersecurity so the question of how the
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pictures got from Bezos or Sanchez to
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the National Enquirer has huge political
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and possibly geopolitical consequences
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it is the Bezos divorce worth tens of
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billions of dollars is not yet finalized
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and Rena Hina's wife of 25 years
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announced their separation after the
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Inquirer said it was about to release
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text between Bezos and Sanchez everyone
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wants to know how they got those tax is
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it and you and I were like gives a crap
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you know I don't think about how they
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got the text if we can find out that
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there's a link to Trump that's going
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down actually this clip means a lot more
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I'm glad you did it because I didn't
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think in those terms that they're
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thinking this is like a bigger deal than
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it is first of all let's talk about a
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couple of well actually we can play I'd
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like to I'd like to hear this the second
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clip yes then you really need to discuss
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this so people have some understanding
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of where the National Enquirer fits in
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the scheme of things yeah so I want I do
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want to also want to talk about mcdougal
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and then Farrow but okay the world's
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richest man Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has
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publicly accused the owner of the
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National Enquirer
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of extortion and blackmail Bezos
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recently hired a private investigator to
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determine how the tabloid newspaper
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obtained private text messages between
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him and his lover and whether the papers
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actions were politically motivated for
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years the national Enquirer's top editor
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David pecker has had a close
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relationship with President Trump who
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frequently attacks Bezos in the
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Washington Post which Bezos owns on
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Thursday night a reporter at The
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Washington Post told MSNBC bezos's
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security and legal team believed the
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private X might have been accessed by a
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quote government entity national
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Enquirer's parent company American media
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he responded to bezos's investigation by
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threatening to publish revealing photos
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of Bezos if he did not agree to publicly
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state that the national Enquirer's
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coverage is not politically motivated or
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influenced by political forces in a blog
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post on the site medium Bezos suggests
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the leak of his text messages might be
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connected to his ownership of The
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Washington Post
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Bezos wrote quote it's unavoidable that
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certain
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powerful people who experience
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Washington Post news coverage will
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wrongly conclude I am their enemy
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President Trump is one of those people
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obvious by his many tweets also the
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posts essential and unrelenting coverage
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of the murder of its columnist Jamel
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khashoggi is undoubtedly unpopular in
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certain circles in his blog post Bezos
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went on to write for reasons still to be
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better understood the Saudi angle seems
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to hit a particularly sensitive nerve
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unquote meanwhile Pulitzer prize-winning
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journalist Ronan Farrow of The New
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Yorker has also revealed he was
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threatened with blackmail over his
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reporting on the National Enquirer and
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President Trump let me just address the
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Saudi Arabia part of this it was the
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American media who released a I don't
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know if it was a part of one of their
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magazines or if it was a separate issue
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they had this full-on kind of
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hagiography blowjob pictorial of the
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saudi prince and how he's gonna make so
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much you know great stuff in america
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yeah let cetera it's all before
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Khashoggi couple xi so that's why that's
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brought into the story and you know so
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that was seen as a trump saudi ami
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triangle to show everyone how great
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saudi arabia is which was then obviously
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tarnished by the killing or really
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subsequent reporting of khashoggi in the
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in and by the post all right couple of
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things i think we did you say we're
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gonna call Khashoggi a couple of things
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the mcdougal situation which was
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mentioned in the first report was not a
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buy off they had hired her at a high
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rate of pay 150,000 to write an article
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which was then killed right which is
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different the Ronan Farrow thing the so
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called blackmail Pharaoh's trying to get
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himself back in the news
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it seems to me
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because he threw himself into the into
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this store he has to do his his
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blackmail was they said you know if you
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do this we're going to ruin you oh these
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sorts of Hollywood style threats yeah is
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never gonna work in this town again
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we're gonna ruin you are not blackmail
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no it's just a threat at Norton Norton
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nor was that
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nor was the note from the Washington
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posta B's knows the note did not say you
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know this is what we're gonna do it says
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look this is what we have this is quite
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a list of what you have but if you if
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you want to make sure that never comes
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to light then let's all stop all
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investigations yeah that well that's an
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interpretable situation I agree it could
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be seen as blackmail now the other thing
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is is that I like the way the Democracy
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Now woman Mimi
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always starts everything off with some
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sort of a class structured commentary
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that's just subtle it seems kind of
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subtle but it's not really if you listen
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to compared to anybody else's report
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where you start over the story the
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world's richest man oh yeah yes after
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first words out of your mouth
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yeah so nice person now let's talk about
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the Enquirer for a minute The Enquirer
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is well known I don't think that the
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reporting groups of the general public
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to live jaws your banker who seems to be
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seem to be was flat-footed of a former
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former back staying former banker former
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paint right yeah was the Baker always a
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banker he was flat-footed about that I
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think that I doubt he or the general
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public at large know about the copious
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amounts of money that are paid for
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people for photos and inside information
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no certainly not in fact you know
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whenever I tell stories about you know
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this kind of stuff or my own experiences
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which just as an aside when I'm uniquely
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qualified to know what it's like to be
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in some form of personal situation that
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the media and the is specifically the
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the gossip press has latched on to the
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one thing that can drive you insane is
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who did this to me who who positioned
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this who leaked it
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who said something and when you are the
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richest man in the world that can go a
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little bit overboard it's just - trying
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to find out who because it's really
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embarrassing yeah well I could imagine a
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picture of him his pecker
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oh yes pecker not the pecker oh and
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going right going viral and gets on the
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net it's everywhere so go look at this a
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Bezos nice P nice package I don't have
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to remind you of my first wife do i what
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about her
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oh yeah that she would do dies yeah you
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don't get you forgot about the videos
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already yeah I do I don't care about I'm
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just saying this is what happens he goes
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you could throw his nuts people can't
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and it's always the sex stuff well the
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thing is is that this is probably I mean
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he did think that a guy that he's gonna
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send the NSA or any of these agencies
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because the NSA is not run by his pals
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is the implication which is funny it is
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but they always make this implication so
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yeah that's who did it not the you know
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the Sanchez woman saying look at this or
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to her girlfriend or her brother or how
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about the woman scorned scorned I think
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was is - I think she's talked about
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being bought off but it's very easy and
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you get you you send the picture to
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yourself real quick some people are
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really good at this and then you send it
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to the in court you're telling the
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Enquirer what you've got they tell you
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what they can what kind of a check they
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can scratch and I said we'll give you
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five will give you ten we gave you ten
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thousand dollars to those pictures right
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which is pretty much pin money for these
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guys who put the gossip sheets and that
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mean that's how they get all the Dai Li
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get the pictures of John Edwards with
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his second wife you know as old well I
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also thought it was interesting that in
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Bezos is post on medium which is just
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tickles me that that's where he
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published him you know it's like he
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claims that this is not newsworthy you
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know they really don't have the right
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it's
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intellectual property look I've
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litigated that shit in court against
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magazines and yes you are absolutely
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newsworthy Jeff Bezos
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and yes if they acquire that by buying
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it from someone or some other means that
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is not illegal they absolutely have the
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right to print that and you have no
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recourse to your so-called intellectual
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property of your own person or of
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pictures huh no just don't public figure
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it is even worse well he literally
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writes this doesn't you know this is no
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good for anybody I'm not important no
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one should care about me okay yeah well
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good luck good luck with that argument
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yeah
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so they people do you know they're
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they're seeing you know things that
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don't exist inquire this is just the way
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they do business and I think that you
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know they've always done business this
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way they may have paid 50 grand for
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these oh maybe more no maybe more this
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is that's not a huge amount for what you
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can get for some things so it's possible
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and if you're somebody has access to
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these pictures we've even seen them and
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you need some money yes your best friend
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that you know that's that's you know
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gonna get kind of embarrassed for a
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while but you could use you could use
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ten twenty thirty forty thousand dollars
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you know everybody can count use and she
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kind of you know it's a nice you know
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but you won't tell her if this is
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nonsense these guys are just making a
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mountain out of a well I it's it's
23:27
embarrassing and it's and it is lewd and
23:31
lascivious but the way they're pointing
23:34
the food is somehow trying to point a
23:35
finger at Trump are you kidding me
23:37
not just pointing just saying uh when
23:40
this comes out he's toast toast again
23:43
yeah
23:44
now look at the Trump rotation people I
23:49
I dunno why I think I know I'd be Zoe's
23:51
has really freaked out and it's not that
23:55
hard to figure out
23:56
except you know when you're down in the
23:58
woods with the Twitter people and the
24:00
blue checkmarks and your mainstream
24:02
media you can't always see the forest
24:04
for the trees the big issue here is if
24:08
you have the guy running Amazon and you
24:10
got to think of Amazon in the broadest
24:12
scope of
24:13
all its services and Huws and you cannot
24:17
keep your dick pics secure
24:19
why the hell should project Jedi for 500
24:23
million dollars be placed with you and
24:25
not with Azure from Microsoft that's
24:30
behind the whole thing could that could
24:32
completely be true five hundred five
24:36
hundred million dollars
24:37
I'll get you your dick pic botha no
24:39
problem and that image they they let him
24:43
have a helicopter pad there and wherever
24:45
it is and with the new headquarters in
24:47
Virginia it's the big Jedi deal I forget
24:51
what the acronym stands for but it's the
24:53
big CIA cloud of the Department of
24:56
Defense everything's gonna be and it may
24:58
be much bigger than 500 we're in the
25:00
deal
25:00
of course it could why the hell would
25:03
you want to go with the guy who can't
25:05
keep his big pic secure you're gonna
25:08
keep our national security information
25:10
the CIA you're gonna keep that secure mm
25:12
pass yeah I think that's fine to believe
25:17
that's the situation that exists in this
25:19
all this hole and of course bringing
25:21
Trump into it and pointing to figure in
25:23
am i use the government that's what that
25:25
one report said they think the
25:27
government had some that come on yeah
25:29
yeah and I say hands all over it it is
25:31
he's not gonna do anything yeah so I
25:35
think that's the real issue and it could
25:37
be a dirty trick stur working for
25:39
Microsoft I mean at this point Microsoft
25:41
has a lot of fixers yeah right then
25:44
Microsoft is you know competing for most
25:47
valuable company all the time with
25:48
Amazon - yeah they're right up there in
25:51
the top five you know pushing around
25:53
yeah that's if I were B's those that's
25:56
what I'd be freaked out about for sure
25:57
my god damn manna give me the
25:59
headquarters that give me the helipad
26:01
and now they got my dick pics damn well
26:05
Squire I'm sure
26:07
pecker knows who the what the conduit is
26:11
but he's not talking no does he have to
26:14
do Microsoft got to protect this or is
26:16
he smart if it was Microsoft so solved
26:26
we figure this stuff out exactly did you
26:31
make a quick transition to another topic
26:33
that's similar she didn't mention
26:35
khashoggi yeah and and here's an NSA
26:40
this is what the NSA actually does they
26:42
pull this kind of crap if it was the NSA
26:45
but I thought this coincidence
26:50
was a bit much for me to take in fact
26:53
that it wasn't even pointed out as a
26:54
coincidence or fishy by a me on
26:59
Democracy Now kind of disappoints me
27:01
which play this clip NSA under comes
27:03
under cover under uncovers voice
27:07
recording the New York Times is
27:09
reporting US intelligence agencies have
27:12
uncovered a 2017 conversation in which
27:15
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman
27:18
told a top aide he would go after two
27:21
Malka shocked she quote with a bullet if
27:24
the exiled journalist could not be
27:26
brought back to Saudi Arabia thirteen
27:28
months later in October of 2018 Ashok
27:32
shoe was murdered inside the Saudi
27:34
consulate in Istanbul the discovery of
27:37
the crown prince's statement was made as
27:39
the National Security Agency and other
27:41
u.s. spy agencies are reviewing years of
27:44
intercepted Saudi voice and text
27:46
communications according to The Times
27:48
Mohammed bin Salman made the comment
27:51
about khashoggi
27:53
in September of 2017 the same month when
27:57
khashoggi she began writing columns in
27:59
the Washington Post critical of the
28:01
Saudi government the White House faces a
28:03
deadline today to determine whether the
28:06
Saudi Crown Prince was personally
28:08
responsible for khashoggi Xi's murder
28:11
hmm deadline tomorrow FAC comes out
28:16
today after two years almost two years
28:18
of September 17 magical magical facto
28:21
magical fact and the thing that's
28:24
interesting to me is that they have so
28:26
much data in these computers the NSA in
28:29
particular that they can dig this up oh
28:32
sure sure
28:35
it's unbelievable mmm the people don't
28:38
people aren't upset about this and
28:39
democracy now that she's more concerned
28:41
about the Khashoggi thing because she's
28:43
like I don't know why the example of us
28:47
killing people here's what I understand
28:49
but she's not concerned about this kind
28:51
of spooking spying so how was this
28:54
unmasked that's my question because
28:56
clearly I mean were there any American
28:59
citizens in these calls we're never
29:02
gonna find that out probably not and I'm
29:05
guessing that you did a search of word
29:08
search for bullet or something the
29:10
president searching for the last six
29:12
months four different words and the
29:14
files are so big they can't actually go
29:16
start listening to them because it would
29:17
take a lifetime so you have to do these
29:20
word searches and hope that you get you
29:22
hit a home run and they did with bullet
29:24
hmm yeah there's this a lot of spying
29:28
going on yeah oh my goodness well there
29:42
let's just stick with maybe get it out
29:45
of the way I don't if you have anything
29:46
for 2020 which you know before I even go
29:49
into that I think we lose complaining
29:51
about it and you've always got the
29:52
stories I got nothing all right
29:54
well cuz there's always you have a warn
29:56
things do we have a AAA OC thing what I
29:59
was going to say is that I think we
30:01
discussed a couple months ago that you
30:03
know we have to do more with podcasts
30:05
because the people that matter people
30:06
have policy people that are in the the
30:09
mainstream m5m they're now showing up on
30:11
podcast many of them are doing podcasts
30:14
and I think we're really at a close to a
30:17
tipping point and of course it's obvious
30:18
that somewhere down the road 10 15 20
30:22
years you know it will all be podcast so
30:24
most of it will be probably
30:25
independently produced you'll still have
30:28
a mainstream but I don't know how
30:30
relevant we'll be if you look at look at
30:34
democracy now that's basically a podcast
30:37
that you and a couple other people watch
30:38
I mean it's not much bigger than that so
30:41
you know Joe Rogan is almost like the
30:44
The Tonight Show of our era it's not
30:46
Fallon
30:47
if you don't mind me saying so okay yeah
30:51
you know so so I think that it's we're
30:53
going towards this point where the
30:55
podcast and it's hard because podcast
30:58
you know you can't just you're not gonna
31:00
get a little snippet from someone
31:02
there's not a youtube video you have to
31:03
listen to him I've listened to a lot
31:07
this past few in its and the more people
31:10
can listen to them in timecode and send
31:12
us time codes the better it will be
31:14
because it's very time consuming but I
31:16
do have a few gems I think but let's
31:19
just stick with what's going on and you
31:22
know who's anointed or not I did see the
31:25
Elizabeth Warren announcement this I
31:27
thought was an interesting commercial
31:29
Saturday February 16
31:33
[Applause]
31:34
[Music]
31:36
with Michael B Jordan Bradley Cooper and
31:39
federal rights
31:44
Oprah live from Times Square with Beto
31:47
do you think he's gonna get anointed on
31:50
stage I think so he's Oprah's choice
31:55
that's not to be that's dangerous zone
31:58
on don't underestimate what what Beto
32:03
could do with Oprah I'm sure that bit
32:06
that Oprah can make a splash is better
32:07
but the public is not gonna go for this
32:09
this guy's never I mean the public goes
32:13
for whoever has the most mom it was
32:15
pretty bad he's just sure you know
32:16
senator just voted present all the time
32:19
and this guy didn't even get his job
32:22
couldn't even beat Ted Cruz Ted Cruz
32:28
you're disqualified be fair to be a
32:30
Democrat in Texas before all the
32:31
California says no he was a little early
32:34
he'll get there if you were to continue
32:36
he might get there well I have the
32:42
Elizabeth Warren thing happened yeah and
32:45
I have the short version which i think
32:47
is all it should anybody should do this
32:49
CBS giving her her her do and this is
32:52
the last you're gonna hear of her oh yes
32:55
I got it
32:56
Democratic senator Elizabeth Warren is
32:58
officially running for president she
33:00
formally launched her bid today in
33:01
Lawrence Massachusetts Warren says that
33:04
she will fight against economic
33:05
inequality and push for increasing
33:08
corruption regulations in Washington
33:10
yeah she's gonna fight against
33:12
inequality and pushing against
33:14
corruption that's original that's odd
33:16
because that was not the big takeaway
33:18
from her speech the big takeaway that
33:20
was the green New Deal she's all in on
33:23
the green New Deal yeah and she's
33:25
sending out emails chip in she could
33:27
keep doing chip in email chip in he ship
33:30
in three bucks chip in green new deal
33:32
and then she and her campaign song
33:36
respect
33:38
RESP ICT if only yes that's her
33:43
campaigns are very brazen
33:46
she's too much so she watched this whole
33:49
American Indian thing is she's really
33:50
screwed because of the that statement
33:54
but I got adamson talking about podcast
33:57
I listened to his his periscope thing
34:00
yep it's hard to get clips from it
34:03
because he's he's that one says he's
34:05
long-winded but he's he's like a deposit
34:10
seems to be his best friend so you had
34:12
to clip a lot of load bet that's funny
34:14
that's when he's looking at the chatroom
34:15
see if he has to block yeah spends a lot
34:17
of time interacting which is good this
34:19
modern yeah but so he did have a
34:21
commentary but about Elizabeth Warren
34:25
and her approach to the problem that
34:27
she's faced with this American India
34:29
especially that document that surfaced
34:31
then where she wrote it down when she's
34:33
trying to get into the Texas bar and I
34:36
think that he's hit something here into
34:38
something we've always kind of he points
34:40
a couple of it points out something that
34:42
we probably should always take into
34:43
consideration and he I think nails what
34:46
she should have done but doesn't have
34:48
the capability here's what I think she
34:50
did wrong what she did wrong was you
34:54
know the way she handled it of course
34:56
but I don't think she's handled it with
34:58
the sense of humor that it called for
35:01
don't you think a sense of humor was
35:03
necessary and apparently she doesn't
35:06
have one remember I told you that 103
35:09
people don't have a sense of humor the
35:11
smart way to play this wooded them to
35:14
consider it as funny as the people
35:17
watching it she should have paced the
35:19
public because the public thinks this is
35:22
hilarious and she should have just
35:24
agreed say yeah I got totally taken yeah
35:29
good point
35:30
she's a mocker she's not she has no
35:33
humor she's one of those mockers sarcasm
35:36
she's a sarcastic person
35:38
yeah no sense of humor whatsoever and I
35:41
never thought about it till he brought
35:42
it up when Susie said it you go yeah oh
35:44
yeah I never heard a good joke out of
35:47
her or anything even remotely funny no
35:49
she's not that person with a sense of
35:51
humor at all
35:52
she looks always on the verge of Ebsen
35:54
to angry tears
35:58
this little this little but if one other
36:00
three people don't have a sense of humor
36:03
that's kind of sad if it's true and I
36:05
think it might be hmm
36:07
tell me does that mean so much to
36:09
ministers don't exactly what exactly
36:12
does it mean to not have a sense of
36:14
humor mean you you can't make a joke you
36:16
can't laugh about anything
36:18
yeah what exactly does that suppose do
36:20
the ladder huh but you've nothing's
36:22
funny cuz you don't nothing's funny
36:24
every to you because you don't have a
36:25
sense of here we don't see you don't see
36:27
humor in everyday life well well I think
36:31
I got a slap-happy joke I mean I know a
36:35
lot of people that have a great sense of
36:36
humor and cannot for the life of them
36:39
ever tell the joke and they're not
36:41
interested in they don't tell jokes they
36:43
just never weren't a joke telling family
36:46
right but they've put their laugh at
36:50
things they seem to laugh at the right
36:51
time to not laughing cuz every I've
36:53
always worried about the person that
36:55
doesn't have a sense of humor but knows
36:56
how to laugh and there's peas oh that's
36:59
B Zoe's the phony laugh look around they
37:04
see somebody else laughing it's for
37:05
their good they go nuts we have some
37:08
laughing
37:09
don't we have that Vizio's laugh
37:11
somewhere we probably do overcome you
37:14
see what is this what is this oh you
37:17
might have to play the gender Bezos okay
37:25
I'll play that end of show sounds like a
37:28
winner oh I do have a gem just regarding
37:34
well not really
37:35
20/20 but just the political positions
37:38
Virginia I asked on the last show I
37:42
think where's al Sharpton wit how come
37:44
these guys don't know you're okay here's
37:47
how it typically works you're in
37:48
blackface you do something stupid
37:50
al Sharpton shows up he makes a big
37:53
stink outside your office with this na n
37:56
the now Action Network I think it's
37:57
called and then you write him a check
38:01
now and I'm not I'm not making this up
38:05
I mean you donate to the NA n and then
38:09
Sharpton goes away and you get
38:10
to do a little photo op and their
38:13
solution this is if this is where the
38:15
Catholic Church operated well Sharpton
38:18
has made quite a business out of it and
38:20
I said well how come he's where is he
38:22
that this is such a beautiful spot well
38:24
see Mike who lives in the state said oh
38:28
he was there and listen to what Reverend
38:31
Al said yes governor Kinsey who you have
38:36
to be accountable for things that you do
38:39
yes the governor can be forgiven yes the
38:42
state can be forgiven but forgiveness
38:45
without a price is not forgiveness
38:55
[Music]
39:01
forgiveness got a price he's just open
39:08
about it yeah it's got a price you got
39:12
to pay the price
39:14
die die nod design and I'd whip my
39:17
checkbook out so fast hey L let's get
39:22
the Hasselblad in here so we look really
39:24
good together
39:26
that guy's too much well he noticed you
39:30
know he's got it down where he's that he
39:32
can you know he's got it down he's the
39:35
whole thing was developed except was
39:38
developed by the other black Minister se
39:41
Jackson Jesse Jackson shakedown man
39:44
suspect oh yeah it's the shakedown wait
39:46
didn't like didn't like a troll room
39:48
says they wrote a book about it called
39:51
shakedown you kidding me I I believe
39:55
that might be true ah Jesse Jackson oh
39:58
let me check shakedown that would be
40:01
interesting this is a book we uh uh well
40:04
it was written to bow okay I see
40:07
Sharpton shakedown I don't know if he
40:10
wrote it was written about no I think
40:12
was written about us okay
40:14
yeah yes oh man this goes way back
40:17
sharpton shakedown getting rich off
40:19
racism nice yeah well good times
40:24
business is good forever now yeah you
40:28
gotta wonder what he doesn't hurt and
40:29
let's put it that you gotta wonder what
40:30
he has on NBC brass
40:32
I mean he's not on the air for no reason
40:35
he sucks I mean can't read can't speak
40:39
guy totally sucks is what like he's an
40:41
embarrassment
40:42
yeah so why is he on the air shakedown
40:45
you know just maybe hedging their bets
40:48
over there I don't know know who can say
40:51
yes fantastic fantastic
40:55
all right well speaking of Scott in his
41:01
his uh his periscope videos I was
41:05
listening to and actually I caught I got
41:08
caught on some funky bias that I have
41:10
you know there's this one guy Tim Poole
41:13
and if you ever seen him nope and he
41:16
does YouTube videos and from time to
41:19
time one of our producers will send me a
41:21
link to a video say this is great you
41:24
gotta watch it it's like an hour like
41:26
you instead of saying well you know go
41:29
to this timecode you know you can also
41:31
send me a link that's queued up for the
41:32
right time code just say that this is
41:35
great
41:36
you gotta watch it it's and then I look
41:37
at the guy I see this he has like a
41:39
youtuber shot the guys in the bedroom
41:41
has got a beanie on his head I'm like no
41:43
and he talks a little bit like ben
41:46
shapiro about a little machine-gunning
41:48
not quite as bad and so I always pass
41:50
the Bible I'm not interested
41:52
and so I'm listening to this Joe Rogan
41:55
show with Tim Poole and it doesn't dock
41:57
I'm only listening I'm not seeing the
41:59
visual like this guy's interesting he's
42:01
got a lot to say and then it really
42:03
dawns on me an hour into it like holy
42:05
crap that's this guy so I this is why I
42:08
think video is a bad idea for podcasting
42:11
then maybe this guy has his fame through
42:13
podcasts through YouTube videos and it
42:16
should be a pocket I don't know but it
42:18
was I missed out clearly on some stuff
42:20
because the guy's interesting has a lot
42:21
of things to say he turned off by his by
42:25
his superficial appearance
42:27
absolutely and I I admit it look by the
42:29
way that's I think broadcasters
42:30
discovered that this is important some
42:32
time back what they figured that out
42:37
already
42:38
the the appealing looks and and just the
42:42
vision by itself keeps people tuned in
42:44
yeah maybe not like we're just shallow
42:46
old white guys if the fuck do we know
42:48
but he does know he's been in these
42:51
BuzzFeed circles he's worked for
42:53
BuzzFeed for vice for Vox you know he's
42:56
a former kind of skater guy very
43:00
anti-establishment and he's now
43:02
positioned into this place where he has
43:04
very very large following on on YouTube
43:07
and he sat down with an actually of
43:09
three clips because there's two other
43:11
things that are really important that he
43:12
was in the middle of that that I'd like
43:14
to share but first why Alex Jones was
43:18
banned because they were talking about
43:20
this you know and Joe Rogan apparently
43:22
got so much hate for his interview with
43:24
Jack Dorsey from Twitter that you know
43:27
he's like ha Jackson come back and and
43:29
Joe Rogan's like I want to learn from
43:31
this and I mean I think he did a fine
43:33
job except for not disclosing that you
43:35
know he takes money from one of his
43:37
companies and we got answers out of it
43:40
kind of you know it's like whatever it
43:41
was it was enough to satisfy his what it
43:44
was it was what it was but Dorsey never
43:48
really answered why Alex Jones
43:49
specifically got banned and Tim Poole
43:51
did enlighten the audience Jamie you
43:53
pulled up why Alex was banned to which
43:56
is you know it's not very clear like
44:00
when when you think about the fact that
44:02
they were saying that he had never done
44:03
anything on their platform that was ban
44:06
a ball and then what was the one final
44:09
thing like any Jack didn't know what he
44:12
was he got he confronted Oliver Darcy of
44:14
CNN in DC and for several minutes was
44:18
yelling at him while they filmed and
44:19
apparently that's my understanding was
44:21
the justification for banning him that
44:23
he was harassing a journalist or
44:24
something that effect which is in my
44:26
opinion absurd and was doing it on
44:28
Twitter
44:29
um I guess they post it to terms live on
44:31
periscope platform so if you do
44:34
something on periscope they can get you
44:36
banned from Twitter well that's the same
44:38
thing right yeah this because they're
44:39
connected that yeah
44:40
I in my opinion so it's make it makes a
44:43
good point how does Alex Jones get
44:46
banned for giving that guy a hard time
44:48
but Kathy Griffin doesn't get banned for
44:50
literally calling for these children
44:51
leading a harassment campaign names
44:54
someone with millions of followers led a
44:56
harassment campaign I'm gonna use their
44:58
language yeah if you're calling on your
45:00
followers to do something York you're
45:01
engaging in a campaign yeah but Alex
45:03
Jones confronting the journalist who
45:05
advocated for his banning his abandon
45:07
bull offense here's the important thing
45:09
about Jones
45:10
Oliver Darcy said on CNN it wasn't that
45:13
Jones broke the rules that got him
45:15
banned because you know what what Darcy
45:17
said is he's been breaking the rules in
45:19
the past they never cared it was only
45:20
because of media pressure they took
45:22
action against him okay well we know
45:24
many other people break the rules we
45:26
know far-left accounts have doxxed law
45:28
enforcement we know Kathy Griffin let a
45:30
craftsman campaign there's no media
45:31
pressure that's one of the big problems
45:33
Twitter knows conservatives aren't going
45:35
to be able to level any kind of campaign
45:37
against their platform there's not
45:39
scared of it so this actually led to
45:41
kind of some enlightening information
45:43
about how Twitter functions the the true
45:47
reality of the blue checkmark
45:49
verification which as we know is it's
45:53
it's big-name celebrities and it's
45:55
journalists you can have a thousand
45:57
followers and you're on K podunk and
45:59
you'll get a blue checkmark because
46:01
you're a journalist you have a check
46:03
mark I don't have a check mark I've
46:05
asked for one there's been petitions for
46:06
one I'm not a celebrity I'm not a
46:08
journalist I'm doing both the celebrity
46:10
and a journalist that's what's funny I'm
46:12
just a douche dick and I need to shut up
46:14
but they consider you a douche but if
46:18
somebody does it's like someone person
46:21
over their age very important point
46:23
because we have two sides to Twitter of
46:26
course we have the people who have their
46:29
hands in the code on the buttons all the
46:31
time which can be done with or without
46:32
whatever approval processes but more
46:35
important everything of course and more
46:38
importantly if you have a system we call
46:41
it the machine the machine that
46:43
interacts with mainstream tell mainly
46:45
cable news but mainstream television but
46:48
they also all interact with each other
46:49
and we're talking the buzz feeds the
46:52
Huff Pose
46:53
all of these bullcrap operations well
46:56
and I say that I really mean that that
46:58
bullcrap and we have more about that
47:00
later
47:01
he so having been in the middle of it
47:04
for him to explain kind of the process
47:05
and he uses part of the example is the
47:09
the high school kids and the and the
47:11
American Indian fracas and explains how
47:16
it works and what really runs Twitter
47:19
news organizations are headquartered in
47:20
big cities the big ones you know seeing
47:22
even Fox News is in New York so there's
47:24
a lot of people who work at Fox News are
47:26
actually liberal people don't seem to
47:27
know that you live in New York you're
47:29
probably not a staunch conservative so
47:31
what happens then news breaks you've got
47:33
all these journalists because I've
47:34
worked with them you know I worked for
47:36
Vice I worked for fusion and they sit
47:37
around at tables they meet up after work
47:39
from different offices and they talk
47:41
about things and they all tell each
47:42
other the exact same thing and so this
47:44
is why you see covington happen these
47:46
people will follow each other on Twitter
47:47
so when someone tweets this Macha kid
47:50
got in the face of Nathan Phillips they
47:52
only see each other's tweets and they
47:54
just write it they don't do any
47:56
journalism it's mind-blowing to me
47:58
because the second video that came out
48:00
from Covington you literally watch
48:01
Nathan Phillips walk in to up to the kid
48:03
in get his face but at the same time we
48:05
have a serious journalism problem and
48:06
this links back to Twitter yet and
48:08
what's what's what's fascinating is
48:10
following this story an op-ed I believe
48:12
it was in the New York Times said stop
48:14
tweeting art said never tweet brian
48:16
Stelter from CNN then got a statement
48:18
that but someone from Twitter said
48:21
journalists are the lifeblood of our
48:22
platform and so that's why I think
48:24
you've got these predominantly new
48:26
york-based
48:27
progressive writers they're fresh out of
48:30
college they get hired for you know
48:32
moderate salaries to work in a newsroom
48:34
sit around each other all day sharing
48:36
the same ideas not exploring anything
48:37
outside their bubble and Twitter
48:38
supports them because they're the ones
48:40
who drive traffic to Twitter they keep
48:42
the conversation going and I think
48:43
that's where Twitter spies partly comes
48:45
from the other is that clearly you're in
48:47
San Francisco you're gonna have you know
48:49
your staff the people who are who are
48:51
you know running content curation and
48:53
banning people they lean left
48:55
I think he's nailing it with the with
48:58
them all sitting around they're all you
49:00
know barely there's nothing we haven't
49:02
talked about on this show numerous times
49:05
synched I'm not saying that we haven't
49:07
touched on it and the last clip we've
49:09
talked about as well but never with one
49:11
important detail we've always talked
49:13
about traffic buying and how bullcrap it
49:15
is and how this this bubble has been at
49:18
which is now starting to burst clearly
49:20
since these very same news organizations
49:22
have to let 15 to 20 percent of their
49:25
workforce go but there's one thing we we
49:28
never discussed in the traffic buying
49:30
equation and Tim Poole brought it it's
49:34
it's publicly known but not talked about
49:36
a whole lot that these media
49:37
organizations mostly these digital new
49:39
startups don't actually get a lot of
49:41
views so what they do is it's called
49:43
traffic assignment there's a company
49:46
called comScore that tracks the the
49:48
viewership the unique views these sites
49:50
have if you're trying to attract
49:52
investment and you say we get 20 million
49:54
views per month they're gonna say that's
49:56
cool but this site gets 60 what do they
49:58
do well there are some sites this is
50:00
according to Variety modern farmer calm
50:03
whatwhat is that I have no idea I've
50:05
never heard of it but there are many
50:06
sites which you've probably seen where
50:08
it's like the top 25 celebrities who you
50:11
know mess up their makeup yes you click
50:13
the page and I'll show you a photo in
50:14
order to the next photo you got to click
50:16
the next page that's that way they turn
50:18
you one person at 25 unique views are 25
50:22
views I wants a unique then a company
50:25
like vice for instance will buy the
50:28
assignment of your traffic and attribute
50:30
to themselves so when the comScore
50:32
numbers come out it will say all of
50:35
those views from those clickbait sites
50:36
are actually vice again I'm quoting
50:39
variety here I don't wanna get sued but
50:40
variety said that their traffic went
50:42
down 17% because someone they were
50:45
buying traffic assignment from was like
50:48
going through turmoil and shaken and
50:49
being shaken up and another one of their
50:51
traffic assignment partners switched to
50:54
I think like you know got told that NBC
50:55
or something so so what ends up
50:57
happening well I can say a little bit
51:00
there was a company that was a prominent
51:02
digital news outlet I knew someone there
51:05
who was decently high up who told me our
51:09
company is contemplating whether or not
51:11
we should engage in traffic assignment
51:13
to inflate our numbers and I said don't
51:15
do it like that's wrong yeah and they
51:17
said but we need investment
51:19
so I wonder if is that fraud yes but if
51:25
comScore is is just lumping the numbers
51:28
together and i go to you and say
51:30
according to comScore our network brings
51:33
in 60 million I didn't lie that's all
51:35
true yes that's true so here's what
51:38
happens these companies get massive
51:39
investment they don't actually generate
51:41
enough clicks or enough money then once
51:44
the investment runs out those jobs never
51:47
existed those were those were padded by
51:49
investors everything collapses it seems
51:51
like magnet I'd never seems like fraud I
51:54
had never taken the comScore traffic
51:56
assignment into the equation yes and
52:00
this is very common
52:01
yeah and I can remember I think we did
52:03
in a pod show yeah I assigned a Devorah
52:06
go slash blog assignment a two of us
52:09
when I started working in fraudster did
52:13
you say said hey you got you want to
52:15
work here did you ever get it back did
52:18
you ever get did you get your assignment
52:21
back ID assignment is vision there's no
52:25
they don't have that anymore right
52:27
I mean this reminds me I mean all these
52:29
companies are like this there's this
52:31
idealism that goes on there for example
52:33
we had this guy at bed pod show or media
52:36
who was Crist would guide the tattooed
52:39
IT guy and guy had like a minute he's
52:43
just all tatted up but he was a really
52:45
solid IT guy that was a stickler so he
52:49
had barcodes on him call a dude named
52:52
Ben here come on he's our dude named Ben
52:54
and he was he would be you know he would
52:56
he had a database so if you wanted to
52:58
like for example I had every sheet of
53:02
toilet paper had a barcode well it was
53:04
close to it by for example he had a
53:06
bunch of mics and some gear assigned to
53:08
me and it had barcodes on it was owned
53:09
by the company baby you need to check it
53:12
in it was an inventory for some reason
53:16
this is like firing the makeup girls
53:18
they fired him for some reason and
53:21
there's a cost-cutting and they never
53:24
really nobody really took that job
53:28
the database was now missing in action
53:31
and all these barcodes are meaningless
53:32
and so all the gear that everybody
53:34
barded walking not the only one but
53:38
there were people with I mean anything
53:41
that there was just on loan kind of was
53:44
now gone it was missing it wasn't it did
53:46
never existed right and this this is the
53:48
kind of thing these companies are just
53:51
it's almost like a spitting of prayer
53:54
that the whole Silicon Valley even
53:55
operates at all well well this this
53:58
particular piece and kind of alert me to
54:00
two things one is NBC apparently
54:04
purchased one of their traffic assignees
54:08
so you know that's how they see fit to
54:13
solve this traffic problem by buying
54:15
these companies that put these and
54:17
they're not really scam and it's just
54:19
you can you know what you're getting
54:20
it's like click click click click slide
54:23
show right I mean and but it has nothing
54:25
to do with the quality of the content or
54:28
the journalism represented by it so
54:31
there's what I mean yeah and and so some
54:33
of these companies are running into
54:35
trouble other ones will just be
54:36
purchased by the guys with the you know
54:38
with the big big putt deep pocket so
54:40
that they can take them off the market
54:42
and use their traffic assignment for
54:43
themselves but ultimately you're gonna
54:48
run into a problem when someone says hey
54:51
comScore if you shouldn't be doing it
54:54
this way that's when the whole bubble
54:56
completely disintegrates well that's
54:59
kind of what used to happen i for
55:01
example i'm i can almost take credit for
55:04
this slide show cuz i don't know anyone
55:06
else that was doing it when i was doing
55:08
him which was way back at pc magazine in
55:11
the in probably the mid to late 90s and
55:17
i would do these slideshows i go to a
55:20
trade show and i make a slide show out
55:21
of it with some with my typical snide
55:23
comments of all the pictures and it was
55:27
just a although the site comments were
55:29
at the price of admission but there was
55:30
a slide show I took a lot of pictures of
55:31
the boots babe in bows and I made some
55:33
comments and so there was really like 10
55:35
slides and there's click click click at
55:37
the click click click through them and
55:39
then I get a feedback you know that
55:41
advertised
55:42
don't want to see any of these slides
55:44
really really yeah I was told never to
55:47
do them again because it was well these
55:52
are nothing these are not on the website
55:54
see these are just these literally are
55:56
about celebrities and other and dogs and
55:59
other stupid stuff and they just count
56:02
the traffic it's irrelevant to the
56:03
content so you understand that I
56:05
understand that I'm just saying that as
56:07
one retires hated is what you're saying
56:09
at one point early on they didn't like
56:12
it because it was jacking up the numbers
56:13
huh but when comScore comes along and
56:16
they're using these jacked-up numbers
56:18
they did they become more popular than
56:20
ever just you can't go you can't go on
56:22
the web without hitting one of these
56:23
slides I was constantly al-jazeera
56:26
reminded us in a little piece they did
56:28
exactly where all this new journalism
56:32
money came from the other revenue source
56:34
that will likely dry up is from
56:36
mainstream media organizations that have
56:39
invested in their younger digital
56:40
competitors NBC Universal and Comcast
56:44
have injected more than 400 million
56:46
dollars into BuzzFeed Fox Disney and A &
56:50
E networks have pumped hundreds of
56:52
millions in device Verizon has long been
56:56
vacuuming up media content providers
56:58
such as yeah
56:59
AOL and by extension HuffPost in
57:02
multi-billion dollar deals there may
57:05
have once been a rationale for such
57:07
investments but those mainstream media
57:09
companies are now counting their losses
57:11
in some cases writing them off and
57:13
looking to invest elsewhere media
57:18
companies who made most of their money
57:20
in television and pay television was
57:22
just going off a cliff being eaten by
57:25
Netflix they were seeing their most
57:27
lucrative parts of their business
57:28
declining they were desperate to reach
57:31
these hard-to-reach young people in
57:32
their 20s and early 30s and vice and
57:35
BuzzFeed they offered a way to reach
57:38
these young audiences and now it's
57:39
unlikely that they're going to continue
57:41
that investment just because of the
57:43
difficulties in the online advertising
57:45
market who exactly is going to be
57:48
provide the funding for these companies
57:50
as they go forward venture capital
57:52
investors don't just give you hundreds
57:54
of millions of dollars for nothing
57:56
they're gonna expect that money back
57:58
it's gonna have to come from somewhere
57:59
because the revenue model is now in
58:03
question not only are we questioning the
58:05
growth rates of these companies we're
58:06
questioning sort of whether they can
58:08
even continue to be the same size so now
58:12
you've got something that's not even
58:13
growing it's probably shrinking that's
58:15
not a business model that anybody is
58:18
going to be interested in investing in
58:19
no I think it's well over now I think
58:22
these will over at all the VCS you think
58:25
they're still investing in these things
58:26
I think as long as the scam continues
58:33
and I think this guy talking up with
58:36
Rogan referred to part of it but I think
58:39
about the buying of traffic they
58:41
arbitrage all this other stuff as long
58:44
as those things can continue you can
58:45
have these pumped up numbers that and
58:47
until dumb money goes away right here's
58:51
the investment community consists of
58:53
smart money and dumb money as we know
58:55
and that smart money is already probably
58:58
ok this is bullcrap let's find something
59:00
else to do it although they become dumb
59:03
money when they go invest in green
59:05
technology I find it somewhat ironic
59:09
first they're smart money than they're
59:10
dumb dumb real dumb money well it's it's
59:13
interesting that this these firings all
59:16
came at the same time could just be
59:18
signal financial end of year well we
59:20
talked about there was also that that
59:22
pot of money the Obama money from the
59:25
government it's true if trynna
59:27
if true but I well if it was a combo
59:31
deal if some of that money dried up we
59:33
don't really have any proof that it went
59:35
to them now if that money dried up
59:37
and by the way Canada's trying to do the
59:39
same thing they're trying to split up
59:40
five hundred million dollar retz amongst
59:43
the media companies having secret
59:46
meetings about it and stuff it's very
59:48
funny these guys should realize that
59:49
when you get five hundred million bucks
59:51
and you give it to the media
59:52
it all goes upstairs yeah
59:55
I mean there is so much condemned nation
59:58
of Jeff Bezos talking about Bezos again
1:00:01
over his Washington Post ads and the
1:00:05
Super Bowl the juror hated the journals
1:00:09
hated it of course he did because it's
1:00:11
ten point five million dollars he spent
1:00:13
on this ad that was useless and it was
1:00:16
and they skep saying this ten point five
1:00:18
million dollars could be ten reporters
1:00:22
at $100,000 a year for ten years plus a
1:00:26
half a million dollars to buy donuts and
1:00:32
it was and every because the journalists
1:00:35
know that they're under stress to get
1:00:37
you know the very few newspapers are
1:00:40
doing well no magazine magazines are
1:00:42
shrinking the online there's no money in
1:00:44
online you have to scam no you have to
1:00:46
scam investors it's all investment money
1:00:48
it's not like real money that's coming
1:00:50
in from the public so they know that
1:00:54
this is a problem to see Bezos throw
1:00:55
away ten million dollars casually ax
1:00:58
them yes all the journalists were pissed
1:01:01
off and also she watched in post people
1:01:03
also these new journals should realize
1:01:05
that yeah Google and Facebook are out to
1:01:09
get you and they what they don't care
1:01:11
about you and they change the al goes
1:01:14
and screw you over as fast as they can
1:01:17
for your scams for your scam money
1:01:20
excellent well that gives us hope well
1:01:24
we do everything on the up-and-up
1:01:26
we do in fact we don't have we don't
1:01:29
worry about advertisers we don't worry
1:01:31
about pageviews we don't worry about you
1:01:33
know assignments because we don't look
1:01:36
we don't get income from that it's just
1:01:38
bullcrap that those people should be
1:01:40
ashamed of themselves
1:01:41
those people should learn to code and
1:01:46
with that I'd like to thank you for your
1:01:48
courage and say in the morning to you
1:01:49
the man who put the sea and comScore
1:01:51
John C brown feet in the air subs in the
1:01:59
water and all the Dames a night's out
1:02:02
there in the morning to the troll room
1:02:04
no agenda stream calm I wanted to
1:02:07
mentioned that anybody who wants to join
1:02:09
the Fed averse I think saying Federer
1:02:12
versus better than Mastodon me them
1:02:14
they're great but if you want to join
1:02:15
the future of social media you can do
1:02:17
that at our very own no agenda social
1:02:19
calm you need an invite go to the troll
1:02:22
room and I'm sure someone can give you
1:02:24
an invite there and the troll room is
1:02:26
something that we always have scrolling
1:02:28
around in the not the background kind of
1:02:31
the side view corner of my eye during
1:02:33
every live stream so that we can be
1:02:35
corrected in real time then sometimes
1:02:37
get some good one-liner sometimes it's
1:02:39
just trolling that's what they do
1:02:41
they're trolls no agenda stream calm and
1:02:43
thank you very much for that also in the
1:02:44
morning to the artists who brought us
1:02:48
the artwork for episode one one one zero
1:02:52
eleven ten title of that was Kremlin
1:02:54
crush this was a nice piece we had a
1:02:56
hard time actually trying to figure out
1:02:59
what we wanted to choose sir Trent Webb
1:03:00
has brought us the global warming fear
1:03:03
meter which I believe we got from the
1:03:04
evergreens yes it was it back in the
1:03:07
back
1:03:07
it was now why did we have such a
1:03:09
problem choosing art was fine any of it
1:03:12
to be artsy or compelling nor
1:03:15
appropriate
1:03:16
can't really remember I we really like
1:03:19
the the climate the climate fear ometer
1:03:21
we like that a lot and what else was
1:03:23
there that was yeah I mean we're not
1:03:26
gonna put Elizabeth Warren in though in
1:03:27
the Pocahontas
1:03:29
I should mention a couple little tips
1:03:31
for artists yes here's some tips we have
1:03:34
tips velocity should be accumulated what
1:03:36
is one tip it's not necessarily about
1:03:40
Elizabeth Warren but it kind of applies
1:03:42
do not put something that is
1:03:45
unattractive and homely or ugly or some
1:03:49
like good gruesome something with
1:03:51
somebody with their head chopped off or
1:03:53
somebody bleeding from the eyes or any
1:03:55
of these things that are just repellent
1:03:58
so when you look at the art instead of
1:04:00
wanting to click on it and go to listen
1:04:01
to the show if you're using it as a
1:04:03
cover art you go oh you don't want to
1:04:06
get that reaction of does not want to
1:04:09
happen after somebody sees your the arts
1:04:12
as artsy as it might be the idea is for
1:04:15
people to be lured in
1:04:17
yeah be lured in by a pretty face
1:04:19
Elizabeth Warren kind of qualifies as
1:04:22
the not quite but almost like a
1:04:24
repellant yeah sorry you know what can I
1:04:31
say I'm with you I'm with you
1:04:34
she's not gonna work out I'm with you
1:04:36
Cortez is funny she's got a goofy face
1:04:38
she's always gonna get it she's but I
1:04:40
don't still want to see a bunch of
1:04:41
politicians on the art necessarily no
1:04:44
not necessarily at all but anyway we
1:04:46
appreciate the work that all of our
1:04:48
artists do it makes this show uniquely
1:04:51
different just before you even listen to
1:04:53
it it shows up that way in in the
1:04:56
podcast apps by the way I think we
1:04:58
recommend overcast is one that adheres
1:05:02
to the artwork changing even to some
1:05:05
degree Apple's own podcast app but I
1:05:09
like I would recommend overcast because
1:05:11
you you pay Marco you pay him heed that
1:05:13
he makes it better you know that seems
1:05:16
like a value system there that makes
1:05:18
sense how much it to pay I think it's
1:05:20
two bucks it's two bucks instable two
1:05:23
bucks a show or two bucks a no just for
1:05:25
the app just to get the app that's not
1:05:27
bad
1:05:28
that means you should charge twenty
1:05:29
people should pay him 20 bucks he should
1:05:31
leave it open let people pay what they
1:05:32
think it's worth what the Apple Store
1:05:35
doesn't allow for that kind of
1:05:36
grooviness what I'm saying is you know
1:05:44
in this world where we're going to see
1:05:45
podcasts moving away from you can use
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them on any device it'll be any device
1:05:51
that has Spotify on it as long as you
1:05:56
have a Spotify account now and like if
1:05:58
that's the world you want to live in
1:05:59
fine I think it's better that we support
1:06:01
our local indepent independent software
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developers for stuff that works for
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everybody
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just the thought all right well we do a
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few people to think as we have a few
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people to thank profusely
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Cicero 1111 we have a bunch of people
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that actually joined the 11-11-11 Club
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yeah he came back he one day in which
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for this show specifically so it came in
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he has it long as one of his notes ninj
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referring to the No Agenda show right
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now after hearing two shows without a
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traditional executive producer in
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January yes something I complain about
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I'm admonishing those who can but don't
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real world cash is still king so include
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some of that in your contributions to
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the show congratulations to the two
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associate producers that were promoted
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to executive producers your commitment
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to the show and hard times is noticed
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and appreciated to the one of the
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executive producers there are only a
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hundred and four opportunities a season
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to be an executive producer of this
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highly desirable primetime show this
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show has global reach and is heard by
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influential people around the world it's
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true put your name in the executive
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producer lights for all to see important
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people will note that your supportive
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real-world insight and perspective of
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such a noted and long-running show I
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know no agenda use uses show numbers but
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consider listening yourself as executive
1:08:18
producer of season 11 episode 20 know
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whatever is appropriate huh what which
1:08:25
is not a bad idea that's how I was just
1:08:27
thinking about that good one all right
1:08:29
so is it what you would do it if you
1:08:30
were on a TV show yes you're right
1:08:33
show number one one one one is important
1:08:36
to know agenda listeners but season
1:08:38
number and episode number is more
1:08:40
traditional in the mainstream world and
1:08:42
may attract more attention in your bio
1:08:44
huh so we are on the 11th season I
1:08:48
believe it's season 11 and show it show
1:08:52
11 I don't think so cuz season 11 began
1:08:56
with the Anniversary Show in witness at
1:09:00
October I believe oh okay no and so it'd
1:09:02
be counted from there so we know sounds
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complicated shows that ended after
1:09:19
eleven seasons include mash cheers
1:09:21
Frasier married with children Happy Days
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Murphy Brown and The Jeffersons strong
1:09:26
producer support we'll keep this show
1:09:28
going on beyond 11 long beyond 11
1:09:30
seasons we're shooting for The Simpsons
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the heft is what 30 season 30 30 liters
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Family Guy yeah we're shooting for that
1:09:38
in jae-in key thank you very much sir
1:09:41
autonomous of Dogpatch and louis LeBeau
1:09:43
via i'm glad you're okay glad your
1:09:45
family's ok it seems at least and thank
1:09:48
you very much you always drop by the
1:09:50
right moment and and humble us it's
1:09:54
appreciated yes good little lectures too
1:09:57
and good ideas Jordan good fellow comes
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in with a hundred eleven dollars eleven
1:10:02
cents a thousand one thousand one
1:10:04
hundred and eleven and eleven cents in
1:10:06
Arvada Colorado and he becomes a member
1:10:10
the one one one one one club we're gonna
1:10:11
probably put we should put anonymous in
1:10:13
there just gratuitous so I think so with
1:10:15
show one-one-one-one falling on the day
1:10:17
before my birthday that is on the 11th I
1:10:20
could not pass up such a great
1:10:22
opportunity to support the best source
1:10:24
of actual news and media deconstruction
1:10:26
in the universe thanks for making sure I
1:10:28
don't go insane and really can sleep
1:10:31
soundly knowing that the world isn't
1:10:33
without about to end in some sort of
1:10:36
spontaneous combustion a quick PSA empty
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out the PayPal account you freeloaders
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this show is our sanity and it's only
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maintained with your help also any tips
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on new on ways to remember more of the
1:10:50
info that is shared on the show it's
1:10:53
tough to remember all the good stuff
1:10:55
when it's really needed well I may
1:10:57
request a
1:10:58
sharpton clip followed by a jobs goat
1:11:02
karma for our revamped website giga
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rent.com g IG re NT dot-com launching in
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late March it's sure to be a success
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with your help I'm looking at it now gig
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right so you rent okay this is a though
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but is it it's you can rent gear for
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gigs everything from projectors to
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special projection lenses video mixers
1:11:28
audio mixers I guess they might have
1:11:30
what else huh yeah if you oh okay they
1:11:35
digital recorders signal yeah this is
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this is for budget such a AV up yeah big
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big AV gigs nice nice website I like it
1:11:43
very nice well thank you
1:11:45
Jordan thank you very much and yeah of
1:11:48
course we'd love to give you a jobs goat
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Karma
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ESP ICT jobs jobs jobs and jobs let's
1:12:02
vote for job you've got now we have
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another one thousand one hundred eleven
1:12:12
dollars eleven cent donation from
1:12:14
anonymous and then sassy email for
1:12:17
donation note now I want to mention that
1:12:20
it's kind of hard to look up the email
1:12:23
for someone named anonymous was actually
1:12:24
have an email address luckily I looked
1:12:27
up I did a subject search for donation
1:12:31
mm-hmm and it was there okay so if
1:12:34
you're gonna do this kind of thing I'm
1:12:35
just telling the the producers you got
1:12:38
to give us a little info so we know how
1:12:39
to well you put donation for
1:12:42
such-and-such and put the amount in the
1:12:44
subject line and I'll look up donation
1:12:46
that way I can to isolate the note
1:12:47
rather quickly which I did in this case
1:12:50
I got lucky okay no egos no karma so we
1:12:52
don't to worry about that not a missed
1:12:56
donation yeah a little background on me
1:12:59
I seem to check many of the boxes that
1:13:01
other producers check ie dude named Ben
1:13:05
amateur radio operator marine NRA
1:13:10
instructor Scout leader oh my god is he
1:13:15
transgendered because then he's just in
1:13:17
pocket I find it interesting that so
1:13:21
many have similar interests it's true
1:13:24
dude named Ben amateur radio operator
1:13:27
marine NRA instructor Scout leader damn
1:13:30
we all have a lot of well you have
1:13:31
teachers he's an instructor we have
1:13:33
teachers we have Scouts and this is
1:13:36
Eagle Scouts we have a lot of educators
1:13:40
we have them do we have a lot of people
1:13:42
in the intelligence community but they
1:13:44
don't they don't normally brag about
1:13:47
anything not much life has been a little
1:13:51
bit crazy of late we recently welcomed
1:13:52
twin new human resources to our family
1:13:54
shortly after birth we learned that they
1:13:56
have a genetic condition that is one of
1:13:59
the few known genetic causes of autism
1:14:01
or or at a minimum they will be likely
1:14:04
be learning have learning disabilities
1:14:06
this news
1:14:07
had our heads spinning a bit and we were
1:14:09
finally the slowing down and settling
1:14:11
into a groove with them through it all
1:14:13
no agenda show has helped keep my mind
1:14:15
in check
1:14:16
there is something calming about the
1:14:18
show that you know talking about this
1:14:19
only interrupt again this gonna be a
1:14:21
long segment anyway there was there's
1:14:25
I'm not even gonna mention her name but
1:14:27
she's a person I've known for quite a
1:14:29
while she's always been an anchor or
1:14:30
co-anchor she's been on various I mean
1:14:33
in Los Angeles got it well I'm not
1:14:37
actually this is the one back that's it
1:14:39
there was an Atlantis with one of the
1:14:42
Los Angeles is different but I would say
1:14:44
kind of applies to her too but she's now
1:14:47
got a new gig on CNN and because she's
1:14:52
in that environment where you just don't
1:14:54
you just get the same horrible the
1:14:56
president's gonna get impeached where
1:14:58
country's only a part global warm he's
1:15:00
gonna kill us tomorrow we're all gonna
1:15:01
be dead in 12 years no it is starting
1:15:04
this show I'm surprised this isn't
1:15:05
already it's you looking sick it's
1:15:07
looking it's starting to show on her
1:15:08
face yeah wow I feel bad now I feel
1:15:13
really but yeah that's what I'm the same
1:15:14
thing about the woman in Los Angeles
1:15:16
that you're referring to
1:15:17
oh wow and she's so beautiful it's like
1:15:21
you know it's just you can just see them
1:15:22
being worn down it's worn down yeah
1:15:25
you can't you what are you gonna do I
1:15:27
mean you something you can he'll never
1:15:28
environment you gotta be in the
1:15:30
environment you can't go around if the
1:15:32
people who are reporting at if the
1:15:34
people on cable news keep reporting
1:15:35
about Trump and 2020 for the next two
1:15:38
years they may not see the 2020 election
1:15:42
from an IV in a hospital bed that's not
1:15:45
gonna be good is salt drip bond word
1:15:51
anyway yes I threw it all that noise
1:15:53
Jenna show self keep my mind in check
1:15:55
there is something calming about the
1:15:57
show that seems to bring peace of mind
1:15:59
interesting recently I've been around
1:16:01
TVs and public areas that that they're
1:16:04
playing the m5m they have that complete
1:16:07
opposite effect of no agenda the m5m
1:16:10
definitely exists to keep us in an
1:16:12
emotionally heightened state that can't
1:16:15
be healthy for anyone's amygdala I would
1:16:18
like to change my
1:16:20
ignition from Serban anima so this is
1:16:23
serb anonymous okay of the 1.5 x
1:16:28
playback to dream scott of the EIB
1:16:33
express oh no sir it's no no sir Dred
1:16:36
Scott of the ELB Express shall be
1:16:39
Express sorry I don't know what that
1:16:42
means no good I'm not very creative so
1:16:48
this will have to do for now
1:16:49
I have seen the error of my ways I used
1:16:52
to roll my eyes when you guys had
1:16:53
concerns with people listening at faster
1:16:56
speeds
1:16:56
well I still listen to some tech podcast
1:16:59
at higher speed I will no longer be
1:17:01
doing that for the no agenda show there
1:17:03
you go the calmness I feel listening to
1:17:06
the show at regular speed is heightened
1:17:09
by slowing back down yeah I would
1:17:12
however caution slowing the show down to
1:17:14
a half speed as it makes you both sound
1:17:16
completely drunk no no we're just drunk
1:17:21
both on the high quality show you
1:17:23
produce each week I was thinking about
1:17:25
that today by the way listening to its
1:17:27
do a 1 X speed has helped me to hear the
1:17:30
little nuances I missed before
1:17:33
it also helps John's recorder playing
1:17:36
has at one point 5x
1:17:38
it sounded completely spastic I know I
1:17:45
started with NJ n K but if John is
1:17:47
willing I'd like to hear him in his best
1:17:50
droopy dog impression say Bloomberg
1:17:54
Bloomberg Bloomberg I've heard him do
1:17:56
this in the past but it seems it seems
1:17:58
to get missed
1:17:59
thanks for I just did it yeah thanks for
1:18:01
all the great media deconstruction ok
1:18:05
right yeah and just threes by the way 73
1:18:08
s I've always said if you if you want to
1:18:11
listen to us at 1.5 speed or to whatever
1:18:14
it is that's fine but I feel that you do
1:18:16
miss some of the magic of the show we I
1:18:18
sometimes we don't say anything because
1:18:20
we're thinking there's a pause and it's
1:18:22
intentional and I think personally
1:18:24
that's kind of beautiful gives you a
1:18:26
give you a moment to slow down
1:18:29
it's like is already quite fast than in
1:18:32
your face but to each his own of course
1:18:35
I'd say yes thank you very much sir Dred
1:18:37
Scott of the elbe express your support
1:18:40
is very much appreciated all right
1:18:44
Jay why surtax of the anonymous account
1:18:46
in San Francisco 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 right
1:18:49
this is you have this this is the
1:18:51
anonymous gay isn't it
1:18:52
is it I think so well I don't have a
1:18:56
note that I can see yeah I sent this to
1:18:59
Erica and I said specific I'm trying to
1:19:04
he says I have the note you should send
1:19:05
it to me if I have the note yes you know
1:19:12
if the guys asked me so specifically
1:19:14
enough to make sure that we that we do
1:19:18
his donation of course now I can't find
1:19:20
it that quickly because I thought it
1:19:21
would be pastors again another similar
1:19:24
ok you do that and I'm gonna I'm gonna
1:19:26
look for it because I know where those
1:19:27
Johnson $111 at 1111 dollars in Tempe
1:19:32
Arizona congratulations on reaching the
1:19:36
milestone of a hundred and 1111 shows
1:19:39
for some reason I have difficulty saying
1:19:41
that I'm convinced you have the best
1:19:43
podcast in the universe and thank you
1:19:45
Adam and John for all your hard work I
1:19:48
whoops no sorry just for all your hard
1:19:51
work I also thank all of the other
1:19:53
producers who make the show possible
1:19:54
I've really enjoyed listening to your
1:19:57
outstanding shows and consider you the
1:19:59
button on the cap of media analysis and
1:20:03
deconstruction on the cap
1:20:05
hopefully this donation will make up for
1:20:07
years of douchebaggery on my part yeah I
1:20:10
think so would appreciate addy douching
1:20:13
and some job karma and any jingle
1:20:15
combination of your choice you've been
1:20:19
deduced jobs and jobs let's vote for job
1:20:28
tonight and later assort type a lot and
1:20:31
I got the note here from sir text the
1:20:35
anonymous accountant do I get a no
1:20:38
agenda night ring package I don't think
1:20:42
I asked for that with my last insta
1:20:43
Baron donation also I picked the name
1:20:45
before and I would like to petition the
1:20:46
peerage Committee for a change - ah here
1:20:48
you go sir taxed the anonymous
1:20:51
accountant so he has changed the name
1:20:52
that's official I think we're okay with
1:20:54
that uh before playing my requested
1:20:58
jingle which I don't see here I asked
1:21:01
that no general listeners take a moment
1:21:02
to close their eyes and think about the
1:21:04
value that the show brings to them
1:21:06
please play Dvorak org slash hey I do
1:21:11
have this note this show along with ten
1:21:14
minutes of daily mediate meditation has
1:21:16
kept my amygdala small thank you for
1:21:19
your courage surtax the anonymous
1:21:22
accountant thank you very much sir taxes
1:21:23
that is appreciated
1:21:25
Michael saws nin $700 Adam and John hit
1:21:31
in the mouth a little over five years
1:21:32
ago by long overboard coworker thank you
1:21:36
for the ongoing Mental Hygiene
1:21:37
historically donated about a thousand
1:21:39
dollars as a birthday present of myself
1:21:41
I would have taken 48 trips around the
1:21:42
world on Friday the 9th that's a lot
1:21:46
yeah well is that just yeah but is that
1:21:49
around the world or just 48 cumulative
1:21:52
miles that would amount to 48 uh-huh
1:21:55
please add because I've taken a lot of
1:21:57
trips around the world you're gonna do
1:21:58
that I've never actually taken a trip
1:22:00
around the world where you just decide
1:22:03
you're gonna go all the way around from
1:22:05
you'd leave San Francisco and you come
1:22:06
back all the way around through China
1:22:08
yeah no no no I can't say as I have
1:22:13
please add me to the birthday list this
1:22:15
year I could not resist a chance of
1:22:16
proving John wrong
1:22:17
thank you I'll show one 107 he made a
1:22:21
very specific prediction I immediately
1:22:23
thought that myself challenge accepted
1:22:26
to accomplish this feat I have to reduce
1:22:29
my annual woops sorry to accomplish this
1:22:32
feat I had to reduce my annual donation
1:22:34
to exactly $700 so I request that you'd
1:22:37
play the clip of the day jingle
1:22:39
something John claimed would never
1:22:42
happen again this was the this was the
1:22:46
the 700 donation which apparently allows
1:22:50
you to play to claim a clip as clip of
1:22:53
the day he's taking it to a new level
1:22:56
he's saying here's the amount just to
1:22:59
play the jingle I like it but thought
1:23:05
you hated it no I hated someone's no the
1:23:08
idea was that the listener could
1:23:12
determine the producers could determine
1:23:14
what the clip of the day was not just
1:23:18
the clip of the day gee it would say oh
1:23:19
that clip that you played then that was
1:23:21
actually clip of the day ah yes I think
1:23:25
that's right god you're pretty sure
1:23:26
because it's birthed me so I think
1:23:28
you're right that's what really irked
1:23:30
you mm-hmm before I go and I have a
1:23:33
humble request for dog lover Adam my
1:23:36
wife and I are in final negotiations for
1:23:38
their four young human resources on
1:23:39
acquiring a puppy of all the possible
1:23:42
options they have landed on a stabbed a
1:23:47
hound which originated from the
1:23:49
Friesland province in the Netherlands
1:23:51
madam what if anything do you know about
1:23:54
this breed can you make my authentic
1:23:56
Dutch dog name recommendation please
1:23:58
thank you for again for keeping us all
1:24:00
st. Vikon sir smudges of the swansea
1:24:04
swansea swansea swansea all the stabby
1:24:07
how funny or stop by
1:24:10
which would mean stand i guess they're
1:24:12
like a pointer
1:24:15
for West Frisian you know we have
1:24:17
Frisian producers who could tell me more
1:24:21
about I don't know anything about it
1:24:23
but you know it's always nice to have a
1:24:26
fifth fifth of resource in your house
1:24:28
pooping everywhere you already got four
1:24:30
of them why not add another it's great
1:24:32
they'll they'll love it
1:24:35
young boys and girls need a little
1:24:38
doggie puppies makes their life more
1:24:41
interesting
1:24:43
they get to pick up all kinds of
1:24:45
diseases they wouldn't normally get it
1:24:48
protects them from from the outside
1:24:50
world
1:24:51
all right I'm gonna play clip of the day
1:24:53
for the good Dutch name no he's no he
1:24:57
says can you tell us about the breed no
1:25:00
can you make any authentic Dutch Oh dog
1:25:03
name okay oh I'm sorry yes Vicky Vicky
1:25:07
fi K kie
1:25:10
it's kind of like Fido hey Vicky
1:25:12
hey Vicky no it isn't yes it's the Dutch
1:25:15
version what it means
1:25:16
no it's Vicky I'm telling you Vicky is
1:25:19
it is the most typical Dutch dog named
1:25:22
Vicky fi K kie Vicky come here Figgy
1:25:26
means something different in German but
1:25:29
still that is a that is a Dutch dog
1:25:36
named Vicky and maybe what else with
1:25:40
Vicky it means something else in German
1:25:43
you can look that up yourself
1:25:44
it was probably developed as if there's
1:25:46
some sort of a comment on the Germans it
1:25:50
could be I don't know the etymology of
1:25:52
Vicky but that is that is that is the
1:25:55
Dutch Fido
1:25:56
Vicki is Fido
1:26:00
Joseph Finley $444 and $0.44 ITM gents
1:26:07
Adam is my brother from another mother
1:26:10
John you're my bastard dad shout out to
1:26:14
Andrew dude named Ben in Wisconsin whom
1:26:16
I smacked in the mouth last week jingle
1:26:20
Jill Abramson's New York Times stop the
1:26:24
hammering and el Sharpton random and you
1:26:29
wanna house Sharpton random you know we
1:26:40
don't have that many randoms anymore
1:26:41
that's kind of the problem it's like I
1:26:43
need what you say just resist we much as
1:26:48
well okay let's do a resist I think
1:26:50
that's better
1:26:51
rize's there we go obviously i reaiiy
1:26:58
read the New York Times like all day
1:27:00
long
1:27:01
mainly on my iPad stop the hammer and
1:27:06
desist we much we must and we will much
1:27:11
about you've got karma I do want to
1:27:21
discuss her I don't know if I don't have
1:27:23
a clip I should but of Jill Abramson's
1:27:27
being accused I have mattress I have
1:27:28
clips oh yeah we can talk about later I
1:27:32
got some yeah because I have some
1:27:34
thoughts on the day I think people need
1:27:35
to realize okay Aaron of Las Vegas 388
1:27:38
dollars eleven and the let but excuse me
1:27:40
11 cents from the Baron of Las Vegas on
1:27:43
11 11 2011 one of the great producers of
1:27:46
the No Agenda show created a
1:27:47
commemorative 11-11-11 super karma
1:27:51
geocoin oh my goodness I remember that
1:27:54
it's huge - it's like a really big big
1:27:57
coin yeah this is a geocaching trackable
1:28:01
device that moves from location to
1:28:03
location I set the goal of this geocoin
1:28:06
to travel around the world spreading the
1:28:07
word about the No Agenda show to date
1:28:09
the coin has long
1:28:12
104 thousand and six hundred sixty three
1:28:16
miles Wow
1:28:17
it has its own tracking code I'd even
1:28:19
realized this yeah no one has stolen it
1:28:24
in all these years well that shows you
1:28:26
the value of this show the tracking code
1:28:37
is x 1j e36
1:28:41
that's x 1j e36 it's currently in st.
1:28:46
Vincent and the Grenadines how do we
1:28:48
find this whele it's probably in some
1:28:51
some CIA guys pocket robbed but can we
1:28:54
track it is there a map or something we
1:28:56
can see well anything about this I'm
1:28:58
just giving you the tracking code if you
1:29:00
know what if you know what this guy's
1:29:02
talking about you would know immediately
1:29:03
worried what to do we don't maybe
1:29:06
someone can help previously was in South
1:29:08
Korea during the Olympics CIA guy truly
1:29:11
this is a magical coin please give
1:29:14
dreams not just jobs karma to everyone
1:29:17
in the No Agenda audience you bet you
1:29:20
thank you very much and I'd love to know
1:29:22
more but there's got to be somewhere we
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can track on the Google map to see where
1:29:26
this thing has been and where it's gone
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and thank you for kicking that off
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that's fantastic jobs jobs jobs and jobs
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let's vote for job you've got karma
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that's so you can geocaching.com door
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and there it is the eleven eleven eleven
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eleven super karma geocoin
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as well it's got where where it is right
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now yes it's Berta Buescher off took it
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to Donner felt Wagner st. Vincent and
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the Grenadines this is crazy
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I didn't realize didn't realize it's
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been going on for seven years there it
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is there's the coin that is a picture of
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the coin and everything you know long
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from now we will be gone someone will
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find this and go
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what the hell is this all about even
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work how does the tracking coin work do
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you have to check in you have to check
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in and you say okay I've got it and then
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you place it somewhere else
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but yeah tracking history one hundred
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four thousand six hundred and sixty
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three point one miles view map oh you
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have to log in first okay well I will
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check this out this very cool it's very
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funny sir david fuga Zotoh uh three
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hundred seventy dollars and thirty cents
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donation represents $11 $11 of each of
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dame melody Dame Isabella and myself
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then further multiplied by yet another
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eleven eleven to celebrate and seek the
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will the next few months we will one
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three start a new job for move overseas
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and five probably start a master's
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request that you facilitate some of that
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should be aware that Dame Isabella
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it's better than calling kids out as
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douchebags thank you for your continued
1:32:00
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sanity and benefit Sir Dave Luba Soto
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thank you so Dave and I look forward to
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hearing about you know all of these new
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things you're doing I mean it's retiring
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starting to move overseas do tell more
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and thank you for supporting the work
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you've got karma what there's a little
1:32:29
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1:32:31
saying here's your karma no no after we
1:32:34
didn't during this the sound of the
1:32:36
whole thing you've got Karma we've only
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played this yeah I know there was
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something else is just like you do was
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something it was me yelling here's your
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karma oh okay Robert quick cue we're
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back
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366 63 congratulations on reaching show
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legislation analysis John's whipsawed
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three 66.6 63 donation is 1111 times 33
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nice good one had a nice ring to it and
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also thank you Robert for sending me
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he's in a couple of clips from a lear
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foundation stuff which don't forget to
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today but it's appreciated and i know
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it's him because i can see he spelled it
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the same way thank you i appreciate you
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yeah you spell it with drool coming out
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of your mouth yeah i'm gonna give him
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some karma here just
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you've got karma okay uh Isaac the Baron
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of Altadena 3-6 6-3 6-3 again the same
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thing same thing what a coincidence
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in my tradition of donating to six six
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six seven seven seven eight eight eight
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nine nine nine
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I missed ten ten I'm making this
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donation for the eleven eleven show via
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PayPal eleven eleven times thirty three
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3-6 6-3 6-3 first of all I want to call
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out bald Hulsey as a douchebag and then
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I have a 5 g story I serve on the board
1:34:55
of a local nonprofit here in Pasadena
1:34:57
that is focused on innovation design and
1:34:59
entrepreneurship in the area towards the
1:35:02
end of 2018 we received a random seventy
1:35:04
five hundred dollar donation sponsorship
1:35:06
from one of the big four telecom
1:35:08
companies as a non-profit we are
1:35:11
grateful and we set up a meeting to talk
1:35:12
about how they can participate in and be
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active in our nonprofit well in the
1:35:20
meeting they were asking us if we'd
1:35:21
openly advocate for 5g in Pasadena
1:35:24
really if we'd host an event about 5g
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and could introduce them to keek council
1:35:31
members and employees at Pasadena City
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Hall can you omit any continues can you
1:35:38
imagine that these jabronis are selling
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out $10,000 worth of donations all over
1:35:44
the country to shove 5g down the throats
1:35:46
of citizens by the way if they're gonna
1:35:49
go that way tell him to say hey you want
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you will do all that for you but it's
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$75,000 not seventy-five $100 for those
1:35:58
services right yeah please give me some
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jobs cover for my new startup sales
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insider dot I owe sales insider do a job
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marketplace for software sales reps and
1:36:13
a ruble Iser random numbers jingle oh
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that's what he wants okay nice job karma
1:36:20
for the random number
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I know what that I know what that this
1:36:24
keep up the good work gentlemen
1:36:26
PS this is good to know show 1092
1:36:31
is probably the best show you guys ever
1:36:33
produced it covers everything it would
1:36:37
make a good rerun 1092 was pros from
1:36:42
Dover and that was what was the date on
1:36:46
that December 7th
1:36:49
hmm I mean I don't remember this will go
1:36:53
real issen will will will do we'll do a
1:36:57
show and then you know Tina will say
1:37:00
something about it after Shum I don't
1:37:02
remember what we did on the show my head
1:37:03
is just so full show you do a lot of
1:37:05
shows do a lot of show jobs jobs and
1:37:20
jobs
1:37:28
okay now we got we have sir milkman I
1:37:34
went to the mailboxes I'm trying to find
1:37:37
William Cameron's email mr. Melamed sent
1:37:39
a note in he he actually sent a bunch of
1:37:44
stuff I can't find my glasses I can't
1:37:48
read the note there they are it's hard
1:37:50
to see your glasses you can't see
1:37:51
anything
1:37:52
here we go um and this is interesting he
1:37:55
said first he had an airmail an old
1:37:57
airmail envelope and then he's typed out
1:38:00
with her with a UH old typewriter this
1:38:05
note on some really old crappy paper and
1:38:10
then he also sent a whole bunch of stuff
1:38:12
in a giant package he was wondering this
1:38:14
you're gonna get there by today we got
1:38:17
lucky you I picked it up and closer
1:38:19
would discover some fine revelant
1:38:20
relevant materials for your archive they
1:38:23
sent to the right guy I'm certain that
1:38:25
beyond the immediately sense of pure
1:38:27
delight spewing forth from your very
1:38:29
being having received these generous
1:38:31
totems they will be placed into relic
1:38:36
quarries I don't know that word waiting
1:38:38
for the admiration and worship of the
1:38:40
onlookers by the way his donation is for
1:38:43
333 dollars and 32
1:38:45
in Pasadena and he's what he sent it
1:38:47
sent he sent a self-published material
1:38:50
on heritage nooks called atomic bombs
1:38:53
and it's a big thick thing and it's all
1:38:57
this Declassified information about the
1:38:59
first two atomic bombs and how they how
1:39:01
do you make one no probably get me in
1:39:04
trouble owning it the world operations
1:39:08
manual which I really haven't mailed a
1:39:10
look at was by this guy who keeps coming
1:39:12
and going named Bill Barker the
1:39:14
Illuminati deluxe a hacker a game with
1:39:18
some excellent humor it's an old card
1:39:21
game oh yes inheritance heritage led
1:39:24
some mosaic animal samples original
1:39:27
samples 3d printed Raven skull nice
1:39:31
which my daughter saw she says dad who
1:39:36
is sending you printouts of dead bird
1:39:39
skulls well send me some of this stuff
1:39:41
and then a check adorned with ants in
1:39:44
the amount of three hundred thirty three
1:39:45
dollars and thirty seven cents when I
1:39:46
have under unless I probably put it
1:39:49
wrong when I put it in there I hope that
1:39:51
these items meet with your approval if
1:39:53
there's been a packing or shipping error
1:39:55
please bring it to the immediate
1:39:56
attention of your regional fulfillment
1:39:57
center and do not retain the contents
1:40:00
made up the items and dump them off the
1:40:03
nearest bridge making sure the local
1:40:05
authorities are not following or
1:40:06
observing your activities we've got
1:40:08
enough problems without you right thank
1:40:10
you for your courage thank you for your
1:40:12
courage he also has a be enclosed a
1:40:16
question authority bumper sticker you
1:40:18
got to send me some of that that's the
1:40:20
cool stuff gonna send you the I'll send
1:40:23
you this stuff yeah I'll send you the
1:40:24
couple of things
1:40:26
William key you would like to collect a
1:40:28
couple of these items William Cameron
1:40:30
you're not a collector not really but I
1:40:33
like it when people send stuff to the
1:40:35
show I keep all of that you know it's
1:40:37
beautiful stuff
1:40:38
William Cameron $333 nah I don't have a
1:40:41
note from him on here and I'm guessing
1:40:44
that he sent something in so I'm gonna
1:40:47
do a quick search on my email you might
1:40:48
want to do the same you might we'll play
1:40:50
the squirrel mail jingle yeah how come
1:40:54
it's not
1:40:55
is ready to go here and that's uh I feel
1:40:59
very inadequate today I don't know what
1:41:02
it is but it's I can't find the squirrel
1:41:04
man I can't find a lot of stuff I'm I'm
1:41:06
out of control you're giddy getting
1:41:09
jiggy with it here it is I don't have no
1:41:17
I found squirrel man let me check maybe
1:41:21
it's a William camera
1:41:22
[Music]
1:41:30
do we have William Cameron's and no do
1:41:33
we have do we have
1:41:35
[Music]
1:41:41
epic fail we do not have it good work
1:41:46
all right Christopher log llgg and says
1:41:50
in South Pasadena California $333 no
1:41:54
note from him Oh what yeah I don't want
1:41:57
you to play that again I won't but I
1:41:59
think I can look this up pretty quickly
1:42:01
this is his last name
1:42:03
a lot of people just send the sender
1:42:08
cash you don't send notes it's true I
1:42:11
don't think we have one I've not seen it
1:42:13
it's not I'm not seeing it but if you
1:42:15
guys have you guys you you're all
1:42:16
executive producer if you will have yeah
1:42:18
just let us know be happy will be glad
1:42:20
to oblige onward to anonymous in
1:42:25
Brooklyn New York 201 dollars and 11
1:42:27
cents I'm loathe to admit that this is
1:42:30
my first donation I'm a freelancer in
1:42:33
entertainment and advertising and the No
1:42:35
Agenda show us kept me sane listening to
1:42:38
you twice a week here X a force field
1:42:41
around my amygdala preserving it as I
1:42:44
wade through the leech infested swamp of
1:42:47
cultural Marxism that is my industry
1:42:49
well described with the fire with the
1:42:56
m5m constantly pitting different classes
1:42:59
of a slaves against one another the No
1:43:01
Agenda show stands tall as a shining
1:43:04
beacon of hope and dimension straddled
1:43:07
straddling
1:43:08
and decaying let me read that properly a
1:43:11
shining beacon of hope and dimension
1:43:15
straddling unity I honestly consider the
1:43:19
show a public health service and I
1:43:21
imagine that the effects of it has has
1:43:23
on the body are akin to a daily yoga
1:43:25
routine or a heavy dose of prescriptions
1:43:29
of high blood pressure medication
1:43:30
perhaps we can get this thesis tested by
1:43:34
a university please bring some job karma
1:43:37
my way could really use it thank you but
1:43:38
for all you do may you live 1,000 years
1:43:42
all right I'm gonna do some too since
1:43:44
the first notion
1:43:45
you've been deduced jobs jobs and jobs
1:43:50
let's go for job karma I wonder how the
1:43:59
anonymous lesbian is doing we haven't
1:44:00
heard oh yeah she's meant but she wolfed
1:44:03
in New York she's with take down the
1:44:05
street from this guy well he's in
1:44:06
Brooklyn but she's in Manhattan yeah I
1:44:09
do miss her
1:44:11
I don't know she's kind of less money
1:44:14
than ever kind your fangirl yeah Vanessa
1:44:18
Hampshire n'ver wood Dorset UK 215 as
1:44:22
our first associate executive producers
1:44:23
want to thank all these people this is
1:44:26
really great for this show an overdue
1:44:27
donation from the UK my father died just
1:44:29
last year and and it was a bit of a blur
1:44:32
what can I say
1:44:33
halfway to Dame hood now loved the show
1:44:35
sanity with levity in a crazy world oh
1:44:39
thank you very much Nessa I'm sorry
1:44:41
sorry for your loss and I'm glad that
1:44:44
you are still with us and supporting the
1:44:46
show thank you oh yeah we got is this
1:44:50
Nathan Miller Foster Nathan Miller
1:44:53
Foster like you wanted this consensus so
1:44:55
much you want me to read for a bit wait
1:44:56
a minute hold on I'm not allowed to rely
1:45:00
see okay okay no I just I say couldn't
1:45:03
get to the bottom tears that this is
1:45:07
Nathan Miller Foster 22222 parts unknown
1:45:13
in the u.s. here's 11100 11.10 for each
1:45:17
of you and two pennies for the jar hmm
1:45:20
thank you very much thank you for your
1:45:22
entertainment twice weekly suddenly on
1:45:25
Thursday a propitious days for the show
1:45:27
just as the numbers are important 33
1:45:29
42069 or the very sacred at 11:11 so to
1:45:32
our days sunday is the day of the Sun
1:45:35
and Thursday is the day of Jupiter or or
1:45:37
Jove the colors are gold and blue
1:45:39
respectively their medals are gold and
1:45:41
tin a few shows back a producer asked
1:45:43
the question what Adam and John thought
1:45:46
of Mason's as a Mason I was pleased to
1:45:48
hear Adam thinks that Mason's are great
1:45:51
I'm a Mason I'm also a Raza cure she woo
1:45:54
Rosicrucian was a crucian just as
1:45:57
importantly I am a no agenda producer
1:45:59
who will attain my knighthood in due
1:46:00
time I would like this cool we got Diggs
1:46:03
and all the club's I would like to put
1:46:06
this out there there's an album by Jon's
1:46:07
favorite band tool you'll find that
1:46:11
you'll find that there is a hidden album
1:46:13
that could be found by rearranging the
1:46:15
tracks of lateral us by the Fibonacci
1:46:18
sequence to create a more perfectly
1:46:20
harmonizing album known as the holy gift
1:46:22
I've heard of this the track order tells
1:46:24
a different story than the factory
1:46:25
produced one a story that tells of
1:46:27
present moment based living and
1:46:28
consciousness expansion as well as
1:46:30
holistic living in harmony with other
1:46:32
humans and even spirits I'm writing a
1:46:35
book which apparently you've sent this
1:46:37
your donations right I wanted you to
1:46:40
have queued up the theremin
1:46:46
well he's writing a book apparently
1:46:48
already sent us the first chapter in the
1:46:50
donation note I'm writing a book
1:46:52
inspired by the holy gift which I'm
1:46:54
working in - a sacred text that I intend
1:46:58
to be used at the visionary artists
1:47:00
Alex and Alison Grey's Chapel of sacred
1:47:02
mirrors in New York Wow
1:47:04
part of what keeps me happy insane on my
1:47:06
path of such a monumental task is the
1:47:08
fact that note that the No Agenda show
1:47:10
your balance look at the heavily skewed
1:47:11
media does wonders for the soul - thank
1:47:14
you both and all the knights and dames
1:47:15
out there as well as the myriad
1:47:17
producers for helping to make my writing
1:47:19
of this book and in of inevitability and
1:47:21
as a tool to help humanity I'd like to
1:47:24
give out a shout out to dark journalists
1:47:26
and Olivia of the x-series which you can
1:47:28
catch on YouTube most Friday evenings
1:47:30
they're doing a lion's share of cutting
1:47:32
edge work on the UFO FILES and secret
1:47:34
technology right up there and quality
1:47:36
with Giza Death Star and dr. Joseph
1:47:38
Ferrell and of course No Agenda I'd like
1:47:41
to request some jingles jobs karma for
1:47:42
all producers who need it will you read
1:47:44
this John so I can get these jingles and
1:47:46
what if my mouse worked what's wrong
1:47:48
with your mouth it just stopped working
1:47:52
there it is it's coming back you oh you
1:47:57
gotta go up oh your mouth your mouth
1:48:00
I thought you said mouth what's wrong
1:48:02
with your mouth seems to mind
1:48:04
I'm out my mouse mouth shake pads yeah
1:48:12
they want touch screens I can't do that