0:00
I love my piehole Adam I love
my piehole
0:02
Adam I'm glad you've got it in
full play
0:36
we could use some of that over
here in
0:37
Texas it's code its code its
codes very
0:41
close we learn to code is very
code very
0:44
code a man doesn't matter we're
all
0:46
gonna get nice and warm
0:47
the president said so this
morning did
0:50
you see his tweet what you're
gonna dab
0:52
nuke us close enough I quote
from Donald
0:57
J Trump on Twitter I want 5g
even 6g
1:02
technology in the United States
as soon
1:05
as possible it is far more
powerful
1:07
faster and smarter than the
current
1:10
standard American companies
must step up
1:12
their efforts or left get left
behind
1:14
there's no time to waste was
writing
1:24
that for him you know what 5g
is there
1:27
is it bears is barely even a
standard
1:29
but as predicted on this show
that's
1:32
where he's gonna go for growth
he sees
1:34
it finally he says we need to
grow the
1:36
economy that we got to really
push that
1:39
funky phony 5g stuff and fry
everybody
1:43
at the same time it's a double
whammy
1:45
some people won't make it
that's what it
1:48
is
1:48
well you know it is a form of
Darwinism
1:53
I got a quick interview just
since we're
1:55
on this topic with the founder
of Huawei
1:59
with AI you did you got you you
how'd
2:02
you get ahold of him oh I'm
sorry you
2:06
presented it funny okay going
this
2:09
the founders name is Ren Zhang
Fei and I
2:13
think Yngwie is that wrong
2:21
Renton Jiang hey but it is a
short
2:25
interview from Europe but I
liked it as
2:27
a good retort to this the
president
2:29
saying that we're gonna be the
kings of
2:31
five and six gee there's no way
the US
2:36
can crush us
2:37
the world needs Huawei because
we are
2:40
more advanced even if they
persuade more
2:42
countries not to use us
temporarily we
2:45
could just scale things down a
bit and
2:47
because the u.s. keeps
targeting us and
2:50
finding fault with us it has
forced us
2:53
to improve our products and
services
2:55
what kind of impact would it
have on
2:57
your business if the US is
successful in
3:01
getting many of its partners in
the West
3:03
to shut your equipment out if
the lights
3:08
go out in the West the East
will still
3:11
shine and if the North goes
down can the
3:14
south isn't that great but
don't worry
3:17
it'll be plenty bright where
there 5g
3:19
burning up the universe America
doesn't
3:22
represent the world how
importantly yes
3:24
we do the future of Huawei in
the UK
3:27
with regards to your investment
plans
3:29
and jobs are you are you able to
3:32
guarantee that you will not be
pulling
3:34
out of the UK you will not be
taking
3:36
jobs out of the UK we will
continue to
3:41
invest in the UK we still trust
in the
3:44
UK and we hope that the UK will
trust us
3:47
even more we will invest even
more in
3:50
the UK because if the US
doesn't trust
3:53
us then we will shift our
investment
3:55
from the u.s. to the UK on an
even
3:58
bigger scale oh yeah that'll
make a lot
4:00
of friends I would like to
raise the
4:03
issue of your daughter this is a
4:05
personal event this is very
interesting
4:07
so he's going to talk about his
daughter
4:08
in a way that no dad really
talks about
4:10
his daughter very challenging
time for
4:13
you she is in Canada she's been
arrested
4:15
by the USS request and she faces
4:18
extradition how do you feel
about this
4:20
and what will you do
4:22
if she is sent to jail I object
to what
4:24
the US has done this kind of
politically
4:27
motivated Act is not acceptable
the u.s.
4:30
likes to sanction others
whenever
4:32
there's an issue they'll use
such
4:34
methods we object to this g11
joke she
4:38
has no impact on what ways
business do
4:40
to minglang Joe's loss of
freedom in
4:42
fact we're growing even faster
so they
4:45
caught Ming Wang jokes maybe
they got
4:48
the wrong person
4:49
I don't know if that's just the
4:49
translation I wonder if he's if
he
4:53
actually said it that way so
they caught
4:54
her
4:55
whatever implying that she's
kind of
4:57
guilty of something but that
may just be
5:00
the translations of freedom
we're
5:02
growing even faster so they
caught Ming
5:05
Wang Joe maybe they got the
wrong person
5:07
they may have thought if they've
5:09
arrested her while we would
fall but we
5:12
didn't fall we are still moving
forward
5:14
our company has established
processes
5:16
and procedures and no longer
relies on
5:19
any one person even if I myself
go one
5:22
day this company won't change
its
5:25
trajectory forward top put
highly lgo
5:27
jigger ching ching all right
geez there
5:30
you go that guy seems cocky
he's on the
5:33
warpath man I'm messing around
anyway
5:38
I'll just wrap up the five G
since we're
5:40
here anyway Motorola has
they've I guess
5:44
they have some specs on there
5g moto
5:46
mod moto mod and it has a
feature that
5:52
limits the limits radiation if
you have
5:57
your finger near an antenna the
antenna
5:59
will sense that and we'll stop
frying
6:01
your finger the worst I think
this was
6:10
the one of the worst press
releases are
6:13
or announcements I've ever heard
6:16
regarding a technology because
it's
6:18
exactly what you said what did
I say
6:21
yeah it's gonna fry your finger
if you
6:23
touch it this doesn't sound
like some
6:25
people want to put next to
their head
6:26
well lots of people will but
not the no
6:29
agenda peeps we're too smart it
wasn't
6:33
it was the only other 5g
article I have
6:35
is you
6:36
of course everyone's all jacked
up about
6:38
having their CV be the smartest
city and
6:41
in the Netherlands in the hague
the seat
6:44
of the Dutch government by 2020
they're
6:48
very proud to say they'll be
the first
6:49
city in Holland completely 5g
enabled
6:54
you know I remember when we had
the
6:56
Seoul Olympics the Winter
Olympics
6:59
mm-hmm and in Korea and that was
7:02
supposed to be lit up by 5g and
that was
7:05
a big G it was I don't think it
may have
7:10
been wall ways but I'm not sure
it could
7:11
have been anyone's Erickson's
perhaps
7:13
and it was like they made a big
deal
7:16
about the beginning and then
everyone's
7:17
gonna be supposed to be getting
these 5g
7:19
phones nobody got anything they
wouldn't
7:21
know find a real phone no on
this
7:24
network it was an early early
stake in
7:26
the ground it was an early bs
stake
7:30
fair warning for you John among
I got
7:34
made an investment in the show
I am on a
7:38
new rig today this is what we
have this
7:41
sound issue then no has nothing
to do
7:43
with it no yeah I want you to
have a new
7:47
rig well I'm always looking for
whenever
7:50
I'm on the road to zero today no
7:53
tomorrow I tomorrow morning we
leave
7:55
early for Des Moines Iowa where
we have
7:57
Des Moines I was 10 degrees
that's okay
8:01
now is it let me tell you this
I don't
8:07
know we'll find out won't we
8:12
[Music]
8:14
tomorrow let's use all new gear
no
8:17
that's why we're testing it
today you
8:20
see this is I'm doing I'm being
very
8:23
smart I mean I could swap
everything out
8:25
in a heartbeat and be on my
standard rig
8:27
well it would be a couple
heartbeats but
8:30
I just wanted to explain why
when I'm on
8:31
the road there's always less
bandwidth
8:33
no matter what you're using
this less
8:35
than at home
8:35
so prep time takes longer as is
and the
8:38
computers I had which the first
one I
8:42
had was just a huge screen it's
like I
8:44
was like an HP 17 inch screen or
8:47
something real heavy clunk
8:49
because I just wanted one
screen the
8:51
touchscreen but of course it's
a it's a
8:54
regular hard drive and it takes
forever
8:56
for the thing to boot up and
everything
8:59
takes longer and I can't miss
more speed
9:01
so I needed more speed didn't
want to
9:03
add to the weight their
physical weight
9:06
and low and behold them at
Costco of all
9:09
places let's go and they had a
$200 off
9:12
on the surface pro six UK and
so I got
9:19
one and and I have two external
screens
9:23
one is that I think I told you
about
9:24
this screen it runs off of USB
3 yeah
9:28
really cool you just plug it
into USB
9:31
and then it works it works
9:33
yeah so this rig is I gotta say
I can do
9:36
my nails while running the show
I'm
9:39
stunned at you you buy anything
at
9:41
Costco why cuz you swore that
you would
9:46
never never even Costco again I
know but
9:49
then you know under me I heard
you do
9:51
yes it took a woman's touch the
9:56
Perkins off the ledge the keeper
9:58
convinced me yeah - quick
mentions up
10:04
front for those wondering No
Agenda
10:05
social calm is currently
offline and
10:09
that is because Aaron er who
runs the
10:12
whole shebang says that there's
some
10:14
horrible Linux comp compromised
thing
10:17
going on that's been lurking
deep in the
10:20
code for eight years and taking
10:26
everything offline until I can
get it
10:28
patched or figure it out he's a
security
10:30
expert in real life so you can
act like
10:33
you can't even email me I'm
taking my
10:35
email server off lines you're
pretty
10:37
serious it was right as the
Russia's
10:41
doing I don't know I couldn't
find
10:44
anything report I couldn't find
anything
10:46
online about it and he hasn't
he can't
10:48
email me because he's he's he's
10:50
completely off the grid can he
go to the
10:53
library maybe and send you a
Gmail maybe
10:56
I don't know anyway so I've had
my issue
11:04
I was doing Horowitz on
Thursday did ehm
11:07
villagers day Thursday Tuesday
every
11:11
Tuesday I said Thursday but I
meant
11:13
Tuesday and everyone knows it's
Tuesday
11:14
it's actually Sunday and and so
I'm
11:17
talking yakkin yakkin yakkin
and he's
11:20
not hearing anything or I'm not
hearing
11:23
him he's heard me I hear
everything you
11:25
say you typing so I said I'll
let me
11:27
just this guy obviously one of
the top
11:31
of Skype there's it man uses
options
11:33
tools got all these things look
there's
11:35
no where'd that go I'm looking
at this
11:38
nut there so I think wait a
minute I
11:39
prayed the wrong screen up and
look at
11:41
another screen no this is a lot
there
11:43
what happened to all this stuff
and so
11:46
it's gone so you can't really do
11:49
anything and so I'm looking so
I rely
11:51
how do I look at my audio
settings so
11:54
the way you look at your audio
settings
11:56
it turns out is you have to
take the
11:59
pointer the little arrow flows
on the
12:03
screen you have to put it into
the box
12:05
the giant bugs and then up in
the upper
12:08
right-hand corner
12:10
doesn't show up you mean
doesn't show up
12:12
before you put your your pup
your
12:14
pointer over the screen right
yeah no
12:17
can I ask you ask you a couple
questions
12:19
you know how to code yeah I've
learned
12:22
why do I have to put okay I get
the
12:25
screen it's like right now it's
just a
12:26
big bling it's just a big black
thing
12:28
with the picture of your little
icon in
12:31
the middle and nothing else
right right
12:32
as a little icon of my icon on
the side
12:34
mmm now I'm gonna move the the
pointer
12:38
into the box and now all of a
sudden
12:41
your name shows up mm-hmm the
little
12:44
phone the hang-up thing shows
up a bunch
12:46
of stuff shows up and by the
way if I
12:47
don't move the pointer it all
goes away
12:50
yeah and there's a boom it just
12:52
disappeared I so I have to move
the
12:54
pointer again so it all shows
up again
12:55
what is the point of that why
isn't this
12:58
information so I doesn't just
stay put
13:01
is it is this an aesthetic
thing that I
13:04
don't know you don't want to
see all
13:06
this stuff because you just
want to see
13:08
a big big giant black box you
don't want
13:10
to know anything so unless I'm
moving
13:12
the pointer around I don't see
get to
13:14
see any of this stuff now so
that little
13:16
gear up in the upper right hand
corner
13:17
also goes away if you don't
move let me
13:21
just say two things one a
typical
13:25
Silicon Valley credo is we
really want
13:27
the UI to get out of the way
the UI
13:30
should get out of your way
shouldn't be
13:31
in your way
13:32
so that's probably what's going
on there
13:34
but remember Skype is we use it
just for
13:37
audio I would say a lot of
people use it
13:40
for video and that's really you
know
13:43
that big black screen won't be
there
13:44
because that would be the video
from
13:47
your call participant
13:51
onward nothing's getting out of
the way
13:56
the whole thing disappeared off
the
13:57
screen I'd be more appreciative
but it
13:59
doesn't so I'm moving to stick
around so
14:00
this little gear in the corner
so if I
14:02
go up to the gear and kick on
it it
14:04
gives me it gives me a little
classical
14:07
windows a little menu it says
window
14:11
then it says it's float even
mean
14:17
this is float it's the Russian
that's
14:24
what I want it's the Russians
they hate
14:27
you the microphone you know
like a vu
14:33
meter and they get speakers and
so I can
14:35
change one two it reckons
change from
14:37
one speaker set to another or I
can turn
14:40
off you know adjust speaker
settings
14:42
automat and then there's
something here
14:45
I can't see I see says test
audio hey
14:47
you know I'm sorry you're so
disturbed
14:50
by it but you do sound good so
let's
14:54
just be happy it works that's
the war
14:56
there you go there's your
Silicon Valley
14:58
mantra and I think that is the
silicon
15:00
but I'll just be hey you're
lucky to be
15:03
alive now you're now you're
transferring
15:08
your anger towards me and I
just want to
15:10
do a show I just want to do a
show I
15:12
don't get to see the jitter
anymore I
15:14
don't get to see that I don't
get to see
15:16
anything and worse is this
little audio
15:18
and video settings thing at the
bottom
15:20
you can see there's a little
switch but
15:21
it's off screen and I can I get
down to
15:24
it oh I can't okay never Mica's
do that
15:25
Wow it's just it's just it was
a lot
15:33
better before okay I got it I'm
a little
15:35
bored now let's move on let's
start the
15:37
show let's get something going
people
15:39
don't have the same anger you
do okay so
15:45
talking about tweeting here's
Kamala
15:49
Harris when she was called out
on the
15:52
tweet she made about that about
the poor
15:55
about the Joomla guy whatever
his name
15:57
is Jesse Smollett Jesse Jesse
she said
16:02
it was a modern day lynching
16:03
somebody calls her out they'd
ambushed
16:05
her in the mall or something
they ask
16:08
you these questions and if you
just
16:10
listen to her it's apparent she
did not
16:12
write the tweet saying it was a
lynching
16:14
she didn't even know it existed
which
16:16
tweet what we other about
saying that it
16:19
is a modern day lynching that
and I'm
16:36
very concerned I really like
this
16:40
because if you see the video she
16:42
actually turns her head and
like what
16:45
tweet what tweet woman who does
the
16:49
tweets and then she kicks into
automatic
16:51
mode let me say this about that
case one
16:55
of our favors let me say this
about that
17:00
we have to figure it out still
unfolding
17:04
is what she said it's still
unfolding
17:06
but she has to go back into the
people
17:09
have to stop and by the way I
thought
17:11
this was the excuse Roger stone
could
17:13
use cuz he got called out cuz
Roger
17:14
stone who is arrested that he
find they
17:17
threw a gag order on him cuz he
couldn't
17:19
stop talking and so then he
tweeted
17:21
something and they brought him
back into
17:22
court and shoot him out for it
and I'm
17:24
thinking he's missing out he
can now say
17:28
I don't tweet my I don't do my
own
17:31
tweets I can't I don't even
know how to
17:32
use Twitter because I don't
think half
17:36
of these politicians are doing
their own
17:37
tweets I think it's already
know and we
17:40
had insiders tell us that Trump
doesn't
17:41
do them all know what's the
point if
17:45
you're not if you know Bhama
never did
17:47
his if you remember when Obama
had the
17:49
Obama account mm-hmm he would
have there
17:52
was the President Obama account
he it
17:54
said in the on the bio it says
all
17:58
tweets written by the president
are
18:01
followed by the letters B oh
yes I do
18:04
remember that yeah because he
wasn't
18:06
doing those tweets so if
nobody's doing
18:10
the tweets what's the point of
all this
18:12
bullcrap all you got to
remember is when
18:15
it comes to Jesse Smollett
people are
18:17
until alleged to be involved in
some
18:20
type of criminal activity there
you go
18:23
[Music]
18:25
I do have a couple of uh I do
have a
18:27
couple of fun clips about this
my
18:29
favorite which we'll start with
in case
18:31
we get bored he's Don LeMond
last night
18:34
oh man so watch this guy well
Tina was
18:39
having coffee with her daughter
and so
18:41
I'm sitting alone I'm switching
back and
18:43
forth just to see what people
were doing
18:45
and it was him seventy five
percent was
18:48
this small that case yeah which
I don't
18:51
know I mean there's 20 people a
a week
18:53
it killed in Chicago no one
ever talks
18:55
about that in Chicago no one
ever talks
18:58
about it on the on the
mainstream cable
19:00
news no no this is much more
important
19:02
yeah now one person has even
mentioned
19:04
but I thought the fun thing
about Don
19:06
Lemon the overnight sensation
is that
19:09
it's he when he talks is all
about him
19:12
about how important he is how
fantastic
19:15
he is and of course he's gonna
throw
19:16
small that under the bus and
for those
19:19
you don't know what I'm sure
this is
19:20
worldwide news every nit
everywhere in
19:23
Europe everyone knows how
important this
19:25
is what consumes us here in the
United
19:28
States so I'm not so interested
in the
19:30
case as I am about how the media
19:32
responds to themselves you
gotta listen
19:35
to Don here and listen I just
want to
19:37
talk about these stunning
developments
19:40
tonight in the jussie Smollett
story the
19:43
story that everyone is talking
about and
19:45
I know people have been
wondering what I
19:48
had to say about it but oh yeah
Don
19:50
we're just Oh sitting at home
just can't
19:53
wait to see what Don has to say
about it
19:55
don don please you know could
please
19:57
give us your wisdom out and I
know
19:59
people have been wondering what
I had to
20:02
say about it but here it is
everybody
20:04
gather around the television
set gather
20:06
around the television set Uncle
Don's
20:08
gonna tell us everything and as
you may
20:11
know Jesse is gay and since 2015
20:14
he has played a gay character
to mall
20:16
lions why didn't he say openly
gay or
20:19
Jesse happens to be gay that
would have
20:21
been much cooler on Jesse's
openly black
20:25
empire
20:26
see he said as you know Jesse's
openly
20:30
gay is openly gay no he's just
no gay he
20:33
didn't say openly he should
have Jessie
20:34
is gay
20:35
yes he's gay and since 2015 he
has
20:38
played a gay character Jamal
Lyons on
20:41
Empire
20:43
so it's a little bit personal
for me and
20:45
I'll tell you why because
that's when I
20:47
met him
20:48
oh I was asked to come on the
show play
20:50
myself and a little cameo I got
he said
20:52
he a little cameo you know I'm
Don Lemon
20:55
here to play myself on the show
this is
20:57
where I met him introduced
himself and
20:59
he said I'm a big fan of you
know I love
21:01
your work it's good to have you
here on
21:03
the set so he introduced
himself to
21:07
Jesse and Jesse said I love
your work
21:10
big fan Don you're the best
about
21:14
themselves that's real ego
right there
21:17
itself in a little cameo I got
he said
21:19
he introduced himself and he
said I'm a
21:21
big fan of you know I love your
work
21:23
it's good to have you here on
the set a
21:25
very nice guy we chatted for a
couple
21:29
times after that I saw him I
just I've
21:31
seen Don Lemon drunk on CNN I
just
21:34
wonder if that's hot what hey
how you
21:36
doing hey Don I really loved
you work or
21:38
was it more like feeling was a
little
21:45
different maybe when he came to
New York
21:47
a couple of times I know him
not best
21:50
friends but not best friends
all of a
21:52
sudden I do know him so I spoke
to him
21:54
while he was at the hospital
not best
21:57
friends or anything his friend
who was
21:59
there not really best friends
there you
22:11
have called people who you
don't have a
22:13
good friendship with to get the
hospital
22:16
you don't do it and I think he
says his
22:18
friend Ted the Jesse's friend
texts
22:20
Jesse's friend texted Don and
then Don
22:23
called because not really his
friend
22:25
just whatever I do know him so
I spoke
22:28
to him while he was at the
hospital
22:31
his friend who was there texted
me in
22:33
the middle of the night and
said hey
22:34
this happened to Jesse I called
a friend
22:37
the friend happened to be there
and he
22:39
just he said Oh Jesse's here
here's the
22:41
phone so he told me in his own
words
22:42
what he said happened but I've
also got
22:46
to tell you to be quite honest
22:48
oh that a lot of people
including people
22:52
in the community my favorite
which
22:57
community Don people of color
and gay
23:00
people it's the people of color
23:02
community or is that a separate
23:04
community gay people people of
color is
23:06
that a community Don would know
Don and
23:10
Jesse they are the community
but listen
23:13
to how he's saying he what he
can't
23:15
bring himself to say I'd I
doubted this
23:18
I didn't think this where this
was
23:19
bullcrap from the beginning no
other
23:21
people were people just people
not Don
23:23
people including people in the
community
23:26
people of color and gay people
had
23:30
questions about this from the
very
23:33
beginning the veracity of this
story a
23:37
lot of people were reasonably
skeptical
23:40
about Jesse's story some of the
details
23:42
just didn't seem to make sense
and as we
23:46
always say around here yeah I
realized
23:58
so they stay around here fact
first fact
24:01
for me that's right hey um that
was
24:05
weird
24:07
oh this fact-check false i was
looking
24:08
for i didn't mean to shoot
anybody so it
24:11
was fun to watch it people's
heads
24:12
explode and this was yesterday
Charles
24:16
blow of the New York Times see
I think
24:18
he's a columnist not a reporter
and he's
24:22
he just couldn't wrap his head
around it
24:25
well listen if jessie has done
what this
24:28
police say he has done it's not
just
24:32
that he's an actor Brian this
is insane
24:34
person this is this is a
psychopath like
24:46
what do you mean in this
history this
24:50
guy never heard of this guy I
mean I may
24:52
have seen him on the show but
I've never
24:54
heard of this guy didn't know
he has a
24:55
history he's not a public a big
shot
24:58
celebrity that's on TMZ all the
time
25:01
that we would know anything
about him
25:02
know was Charles blow one of
his pals no
25:06
I think like Don Lemon he's
just not his
25:08
best friend you know they just
met yeah
25:10
you really liked he really liked
25:12
Michaels work you know I love
your work
25:14
and I'm Michael Charles Charles
blow
25:16
great name love your work
nothing by the
25:24
way I think Jesse got around
and there's
25:27
pictures of him hanging out with
25:28
everybody so maybe not you know
to the
25:31
public that much but definitely
the
25:34
Hollywood set and the political
set
25:36
people waiting trying to figure
out like
25:38
please what what's the motive
because
25:43
nothing at one time he was he
met him
25:49
nothing in his history he was
the
25:50
sweetest I mean he was just he
was just
25:52
a great guy I mean how could he
do
25:53
anything crazy and one time he
was the
25:56
sweetest no but I just met him
I think
26:07
these guys are covering
something mop
26:08
the way they're presenting it
well
26:10
shouldn't they just say you
know no I
26:15
think it's there so chicken
shit to be
26:18
associated with them that they
they
26:20
can't
26:20
they can't say I'm really
disappointed
26:21
he's my friend I can't believe
that he
26:23
did this or if he did it or if
true or
26:26
whatever it is no no they just
this is
26:28
what you get in the community
yeah this
26:31
is your community brethren
right here
26:40
she's a big fan he was the most
gracious
26:43
person I like that New York
Times writer
26:48
here but he took pictures with
people
26:50
when they asked he's so awesome
about
27:01
why you would do this mm-hmm
we'll find
27:05
out maybe two more just because
because
27:09
we have because I have him this
this is
27:11
the part of the story I'm very
27:13
interested in which I haven't
been able
27:14
to get any more information on
also this
27:16
morning we're working to get
more
27:17
information about why Cook
County
27:19
State's Attorney Kim Fox
decided to step
27:21
down from this case Cook County
State's
27:24
Attorney Kim Fox has recused
herself
27:25
from the case her office saying
out of
27:28
an abundance of caution the
decision to
27:29
recuse herself was made to
address
27:31
potential questions of
impartiality
27:33
based upon familiarity with
potential
27:36
witnesses in the case
27:37
I'd like to know what wouldn't
potential
27:39
witnesses in the case but
that's very
27:42
odd very odd this well now as
you bring
27:48
all this weird stuff up yeah
well
27:50
there's there's one other thing
I
27:51
noticed just because everyone's
trying
27:53
to figure out what really
happened and
27:58
the basic theory is sure the
basic
28:02
theory was that a couple of
weeks
28:04
earlier he got a threatening
note unless
28:07
of poison-pen letter toss style
yeah Jon
28:12
who in 2019 still cuts out
letters from
28:16
a magazine to paste it on paper
to
28:18
threaten someone who does that
when is
28:23
the last Son of Sam I mean who
was the
28:26
last one to do that
28:27
it's crazy thing and he made us
fuss
28:30
about it and it got zero
28:32
attention right because it was
bogus and
28:35
I guess everyone's sense that
it was and
28:37
so he got Kirk by the fact that
no one
28:39
was paying any attention to him
it's
28:41
just like this could happen to
Don Lemon
28:42
by the way and we went off the
rails and
28:46
hired a couple of people to do
this to
28:47
create the situation up he was
just
28:50
upping the ante to get some he
needed
28:52
some press TMZ wasn't talking
about him
28:56
that is that's the basic theory
yeah I
28:59
say I really don't believe that
I really
29:02
don't believe that people
people do
29:04
things to get press not this
something
29:07
else is happening it was I
think it was
29:09
an excuse that he needed
remember the
29:13
initial thinking here in Austin
was he
29:16
was involved in some weird sex
thing and
29:18
there's yeah but I'll tell you
why I'm
29:20
still hanging on to that he
flew in to
29:23
Chicago that evening from I
don't know
29:25
where and but he posted on
Instagram wow
29:28
it was only a two-hour flight
but it
29:30
took me seven hours to get here
I'm like
29:32
what happened in those five
hours what
29:33
flight was it was he really on
the
29:35
tarmac for five hours was he
stuck
29:37
somewhere else
29:37
he didn't Instagram anything
during
29:40
those seven hours that he's
there were
29:42
five of them that he's not
flying
29:44
what happened seems like
there's an
29:46
extra five hours he did
something and
29:49
exaggerated he was stuck in he
was
29:51
coming in from New York which I
have to
29:53
assume he could have been
delayed by a
29:55
couple hours because of that
jet stream
29:57
incident which happened I don't
know
30:01
it's just these two brothers
they seem
30:03
gay to me
30:04
okay well now it's you're gonna
bring
30:06
that up I will bring up another
30:07
possibility which seems to be
what
30:09
they're talking about in Austin
which
30:11
and we have this situation in
San
30:13
Francisco he had a city
supervisor who
30:15
was one of these guys there are
certain
30:17
members of the gay of the male
gay
30:19
community who who like to get
beat up
30:22
mm-hmm yes this is kind of
where Austin
30:24
was going yeah so they get the
community
30:29
you said community I love that
they
30:32
getting beat up community is the
30:35
community I believe and they
get beat up
30:38
and we had a City Councilman
here that
30:40
would one of these guys there's
been
30:41
other ones and there's been a
couple
30:43
comics that were these guys
30:45
and they would go would look to
get beat
30:47
up and have somebody kicked the
crap out
30:49
of him he was either just a
couple of
30:51
random guys or somebody there's
another
30:53
gay a guy who wants to who
likes to beat
30:56
guys up so that possibility is
is the
30:59
real one
31:00
but why would he then pin it on
a bunch
31:02
of Magha guys cuz he was
embarrassed
31:03
about this behavior or know it
maybe
31:06
that was his whole fantasy to
get this
31:12
as long as we're hey crackpots
my name
31:14
don't wear it out
31:16
anyway that's not a bad theory
well and
31:20
then so he got the cut on his
face
31:22
couple of Trump ruffians
31:24
we got the cut on his face he
has to
31:25
explain it and then he comes up
with a
31:27
story and then you think I'll
just go
31:29
report it and it turns out the
cops like
31:30
they take it seriously show me
your
31:32
phone like I can't show you my
phone
31:33
anyway here's the wrap-up for
me this
31:36
was Good Morning America they
was
31:38
robbing is it
31:40
Robin right Robin me no Robert
rice deaq
31:44
yeah no the Robin Robin who's
she's a
31:48
community member and she
interviewed
31:50
Josie and you know this is the
depth
31:55
interview where apparently he
just lied
31:57
so this is very upset this
morning and
31:59
they brought in sunny Hostin
from the
32:01
view who's an attorney as you
know to
32:03
Robin Roberts that's her name
to discuss
32:06
this you know as a former
prosecutor I
32:08
will tell you that what is very
32:10
difficult about this case is
many many
32:13
hours of you know were spent
32:15
investigating it and Chicago is
a very
32:17
very this area is a very very
high crime
32:20
area and so those police hours
could
32:22
have been spent investigating
right now
32:24
is that they didn't use
resources that
32:27
would have been used on other
homicides
32:28
but there are clearly costs
involved
32:30
here and any settlement would
have to
32:32
involve paying back those
claims back
32:33
those cause and also think
about the
32:35
larger issue here which is the
chilling
32:37
effect on victims crime victims
coming
32:40
forward I spent many many many
hours
32:42
trying to get victims of crimes
to come
32:45
forward to testify against
their abusers
32:47
against their attackers and
they didn't
32:49
want to come forward because
people they
32:51
thought would not believe them
they
32:53
thought that there would be
32:53
repercussions they thought that
there
32:55
would be consequences this
32:57
type of crime if true has a
tremendous
33:00
chilling effect this this
touches all
33:01
the Buckner's it does I mean
it's a step
33:04
back for race relations
homophobia a Mac
33:07
of supporters the fingers are
pointed at
33:10
them yes I mean I cannot think
of
33:12
another case where there's just
there's
33:13
this anger on so many sides and
and you
33:16
can understand why there would
be if and
33:20
the best part still remains not
a single
33:22
one of them says wow we have
some part
33:25
in this he has almost
single-handedly
33:29
had this chilling effect on the
LGBTQ
33:32
community on the black
community on on a
33:35
lot of communities on that guys
getting
33:37
beat up community victims and
just
33:40
there's already this divisive
nough
33:42
seeing in our country a deal in
this
33:45
kind of case this kind of
high-profile
33:47
case I think may be very
difficult to
33:49
come back yeah I think that's
right and
33:51
again when you watch I think
your
33:53
interview is gonna be evidence
in this
33:55
case I mean that that sort of
locks him
33:58
in there to a particular
account and
34:00
when you watch God it is so
hard to
34:02
watch that again who say now
talking
34:05
about how anyone who would ever
make
34:07
something up like this etc and
that's
34:09
what everyone in America is
thinking
34:10
right now is exactly what he
said is we
34:13
should be mindful he is of
course
34:15
entitled to the presumption of
innocence
34:17
but my goodness if a grand jury
has
34:19
indicted him he has been
arrested no
34:21
people are innocent until well
alleged
34:24
to be involved in some type of
criminal
34:25
activity that's the CIA
director ok
34:27
Robin that's how it works
34:29
because he has me but he has
never yet
34:30
said he still said he hadn't
done it
34:33
brothers they're saying one
thing he
34:34
sent another how do you get
through that
34:36
he says she said you look for
objective
34:38
evidence you look for something
that is
34:40
beyond just accounts you look
for texts
34:43
emails
34:44
IRRI seats videos surveillance
etc and a
34:48
fight though I mean it is
possible tell
34:50
me if I'm wrong here but it is
possible
34:52
that if in that statement he
gave to the
34:53
police this morning he comes
out he then
34:55
confesses and says I did do
this that
34:57
could be the path
34:59
okay I'm sorry I'm a community
member
35:03
let me go absolutely if you take
35:05
responsibility prosecutors
always look
35:08
very very kindly on that I
always did
35:10
but that doesn't necessarily
mean you
35:11
get a deal I mean it still
could mean
35:13
you're pleading guilty to the
crime you
35:14
were charged with and you can't
really
35:15
because the brothers are not
getting
35:17
immunity here right the brothers
35:19
indication you know one
occasion their
35:21
lawyer is saying they don't need
35:22
immunity right then their
lawyers saying
35:24
that that that there's nothin
CERN yeah
35:27
it's fine the media is shameful
here
35:30
they already were because they
took it
35:32
at face value whatever was on
Huffington
35:34
Post and BuzzFeed and
everyone's in the
35:37
blue checkmark Twittersphere
and they're
35:40
all that and I remember
Stephanie ruhle
35:43
crying on air and just just to
show you
35:52
how insignificant this is
fashion house
35:56
Burberry didn't think about it
35:58
Burberry is apologizing over a
London
36:00
Fashion Week outfit featuring a
hoodie
36:02
with a noose around the neck
I'm in an
36:04
online controversy suggesting
the
36:05
fashion retailer has pulled the
item
36:07
which was featured in its
autumn winter
36:08
collection called tempest so
apparently
36:12
they had a marine theme and
they thought
36:14
this this it's a slipknot
36:17
basically but it's very
unfortunate very
36:21
unfortunate yes idiots
36:26
let's marketing person to Apple
years
36:30
ago and it hasn't been the same
sense is
36:32
that work oh really
36:35
a Polly beak aim the kind of
one of the
36:38
Chiefs over there no did she do
retail
36:42
retail she does the stores she
just left
36:45
sorry she just left Apple oh
she did oh
36:48
yeah which i think is a bad sign
36:50
personally oh yeah
36:52
probably these people like that
is not
36:55
it just I always like to say
there's
36:57
always somebody in an
organization that
36:59
is recessed the John Lasseter
effect I
37:01
think you're gonna see a lot of
mistakes
37:03
made and a lot of money lost
and a lot
37:05
of stuff that in the large
amounts of
37:08
money because Lassiter's not
there you
37:11
know the big hugger over it
picks
37:13
Pixar they had to go cuz he
hugged too
37:15
many people right it was
politically
37:18
incorrect a hug in California
mind you
37:22
so he's out but he was the guy
cuz his
37:25
name was never he was never
producing
37:27
abies writing a lot of this
stuff but he
37:28
was mostly a script fixer and a
guy he
37:31
was the guy but say no no no
that's we
37:33
don't do that because of this
no no you
37:35
can't do this and it's and
after a while
37:37
I guess it gets on your nerves
you get
37:39
some guy telling you not to do
stuff but
37:41
you need those people and you
get rid of
37:44
him and next thing you know
you're gonna
37:46
see issues Toy Story 4 already
has
37:50
issues I think that's another
movie I
37:53
probably won't go and watch
anyways
37:55
no no skin off my nose on this
I was
38:00
gonna stay in the community but
yeah
38:04
continue with what you were
well I'm
38:07
going to stay in the LGBTQ
community
38:10
although I believe it's LGBTQ
QA apk the
38:15
Trump administration launching a
38:16
fantastic initiative to stop the
38:21
aggression and hostility
towards gay
38:26
people around the world with a
slight
38:29
little twist NBC News is
reporting
38:31
exclusively that the Trump
38:33
administration is now launching
a global
38:35
campaign to stop countries
around the
38:37
world from criminalizing
homosexuality
38:39
especially countries where
being gay can
38:42
lead to the death penalty know
what
38:44
countries do we have hmm let me
see what
38:48
country could the be number one
on their
38:50
list he was ambassador to
Germany
38:51
Richard Grinnell the highest
profile
38:53
openly gay person at a high
rank in the
38:55
Trump administration
unbelievable as a
38:57
gay guy in the Trump
administration it's
38:59
can't be true leading this
effort
39:00
kicking off tonight in Berlin
joining me
39:03
now from Berlin NBC national
political
39:05
reporter josh letterman
39:06
who broke the story Josh tell
me about
39:09
what what propelled this why
did Rick
39:12
Crennel take this on well
Andrea here in
39:14
Berlin tonight Rick Grinnell
will be
39:16
kicking off this campaign that
involves
39:18
a lot of other US embassies as
well as
39:20
the State Department's Bureau
that deals
39:22
with human rights issues to try
to get
39:26
contracted well if you wait
what they
39:29
put a guy with a lisp to report
this
39:32
well listen he's in the
community it's
39:36
not the Lisp is not the
giveaway but
39:39
he's in the community means
Bureau that
39:41
deals with human rights issues
to try to
39:44
get countries that still outlaw
39:47
homosexuality to change their
laws what
39:49
led to this well one major
thing was the
39:52
reported recent hanging of a
young gay
39:55
man in Iran back on your old
thesis from
40:06
number of years ago you wanted
to get
40:09
something done start killing
gay you
40:11
gotta throw some gays off the
roof
40:13
that's what people pay
attention yeah
40:16
we've done the show we have been
40:18
concluding that Iran is the
target of a
40:22
war
40:23
yes rubble isin campaign yes
it's really
40:27
on deck and well let me just
dislike
40:30
twenty seconds left let's see
if there's
40:31
anything left send diskless I'm
think
40:32
that US officials found to be
quite
40:34
disturbing and they wanted to
take
40:35
action against this of course
this plays
40:37
right into the Trump
administration
40:39
strategy to try to isolate Iran
40:41
denigrate Iran and it helps the
Trump
40:44
administration find a point of
agreement
40:46
with European countries about
Iran that
40:49
has been quite lacking as the
40:51
administration has been trying
but
40:52
failing to get European
countries to
40:55
leave the Iran nuclear deal
40:58
yes very perceptive reporting
from MSNBC
41:02
that was that was a pretty they
know
41:04
what they're doing I think
they're just
41:05
slumped into it why don't they
I mean I
41:07
presume that we'll also go
after Saudi
41:10
Arabia I'm pretty sure they
don't like
41:15
their community members over
there
41:18
Shh so okay very cynical
President Trump
41:23
very very cynical
41:26
it's an Iran where they're
killing him
41:28
left and right stoning us
nowhere else
41:31
that's good well I want to go
back to
41:35
the black side of things cuz I
got a
41:37
note from the incog-negro ah
he's still
41:40
around
41:41
hey listen to the show but he
doesn't
41:43
like to admit it but he's
become it he
41:45
just hates the show is he on
reddit cuz
41:49
he should go hang out there but
he did
41:54
turn me on to the he did turn
me on to
41:57
something called a das and it's
a new
42:00
kind of it's burgeoning it's
not it's
42:02
not big yet but there but it's
I've out
42:05
give you an example but his
attitude
42:07
toward us though I'm gonna read
from his
42:10
note not that I'm expecting
anything
42:14
remarkable from a couple of
professed
42:16
white guys whose politics lean
toward
42:19
the maintenance of privilege
but here's
42:24
a rejoinder for you if you care
to reply
42:26
to end Adams insight about
Harris's
42:29
great-great-grandmother her
42:31
great-grandmother or whatever
but he
42:33
doesn't really give me a
rejoinder he
42:35
gives me some info I'm on this
thing
42:37
called a das which is Americans
the
42:40
hell's the thing of it American
American
42:42
descendants of slavery oh and
this is a
42:45
new organization and this you
can find
42:47
at a dot-com or something like
that it
42:50
is run by a couple of people
that are
42:53
they've got a lot of political
chops
42:55
they've been in the business a
lot but
42:57
one of them does a little
podcast every
42:58
once in awhile and I'd love to
get an
43:02
interview with her her name is
where is
43:07
her Yvette Carnell mm-hmm it's
at the
43:11
bottom I have two clips from
her to give
43:14
you a taste of her kind of
ranting out
43:16
this ranting was done before the
43:17
election it's one of her she
keeps up
43:20
the top of the page she also
does a she
43:22
does a podcast both these guys
do
43:24
podcasts most these people in
the 8th US
43:26
and it's kind of a it's a kind
of a back
43:30
door into reparation
43:31
and I think it's something to
follow
43:33
because the people are have a
have a lot
43:36
of still bubbling under this
topic of
43:38
reparations it's it's
definitely there
43:40
these two may have they may
have a
43:43
different angle but if vet is
really an
43:46
interesting person from her
perspective
43:47
and I don't even like playing
these
43:50
clips because these are like
messages to
43:52
the black community from a
member of the
43:54
black member a black person
actually
43:56
she's on board with this
community thing
43:59
being bullcrap and I just want
to play
44:01
these two clips which I thought
were
44:03
both funny let's play the first
one you
44:06
know we have a community in
collapse and
44:08
why I despise the people that
go on
44:11
MSNBC like joy Reed and the
people that
44:14
she has on our show is because
day in
44:16
and day out they lots of black
people
44:18
they say no Donald Trump is
wrong you're
44:21
doing better than that look at
me I'm on
44:23
TV look at me I'm just woman I'm
44:25
interviewing she has a company
and they
44:27
say we're doing better than
that and the
44:28
truth is they're lying and they
lie to
44:31
us every day and that's why I'm
so sick
44:34
I'm sorry I try not the person
I said
44:35
I'm sick of joy read I'm sick
of the
44:37
people to see who bites on her
show I'm
44:39
sitting first speaking on
behalf of
44:41
black people I'm sick of
Charles blow
44:43
speaking on behalf of black
people I
44:45
don't represent black people
and neither
44:46
do these people the data
represents you
44:49
though so what I want you to do
is just
44:51
get involved in the data
everything out
44:54
everything I've said on here
can be
44:56
proven everything I've said on
here
44:58
there's a data that supports it
don't
44:59
just listen to people who are
lying to
45:01
you and don't just believe
because you
45:03
went to brunch on Sunday that
you're a
45:04
part of the middle class why
don't you
45:07
like playing this I think that's
45:08
hilarious oh it is good but it
seems
45:10
seems a little it's a little
harsh oh
45:13
yeah we got to this from the
community
45:15
member the incog-negro she has
the yeah
45:19
well he didn't tell me to play
these
45:20
clips he just told me he just
what else
45:22
did he said a couple of nasty
things
45:24
she's nasty guy Trump got
elected a lot
45:29
of he's become a negative force
oh so
45:32
here she is again talking about
another
45:34
general kind of complaint of
hers which
45:37
I thought I thought was highly
amusing
45:39
she her basic argument is that
black
45:41
people as a whole are poor and
45:44
[Music]
45:45
Trump has said this and he's
bitched
45:47
about the community being poor
and I
45:48
need help and she says just
because
45:50
Trump said that doesn't mean
he's wrong
45:52
like everyone says he's wrong
because
45:53
he's Trump Jen she says he's
right and
45:56
she's trying to like you know
to get
45:59
people to look at the stats cuz
the
46:00
stats aren't good and as
opposed to the
46:03
bold crap that we were being
presented
46:04
by rich blacks but let's play
the second
46:07
clip so you know the one thing
that I
46:08
wish that's one channel only
but I'll
46:11
live all of these hip-hop
people would
46:16
stop just posing in front of a
car every
46:19
time they got some money you
know it's
46:21
funny we don't see Bill Gates
right now
46:22
he has more money and out and
put
46:24
together you we don't see him
every time
46:26
he gets a new car pose in front
of a car
46:28
because it's just stupid it's
just what
46:31
children do so what you see
with a lot
46:33
of these black celebrities is
that
46:35
they're they're their children
and grown
46:37
people's bodies they're still
bragging
46:38
about their cars and the things
they
46:40
have and the thing is we know
that you
46:42
know the bankruptcy is coming
so I don't
46:44
even know why anybody cheers
that on
46:46
because the minute the
bankruptcy comes
46:47
you say oh my gosh I can't
believe why
46:49
did he why did he take care of
his money
46:50
more because he needed to tell
because
46:52
you needed him to be wealthy
you needed
46:54
him to put on this fake and his
46:55
fraudulent thing you know so
that's the
46:58
only reason if it wasn't for
black
47:01
athletes if it wasn't for black
47:02
celebrities we wouldn't we
wouldn't know
47:04
that black people don't have
money if it
47:06
wasn't for credit if you had to
pay cash
47:08
to go get a house like you have
to do in
47:10
third-world countries you would
know
47:11
that you're poor there is you
don't let
47:13
your poor is because you can go
and get
47:15
alone you know it's interesting
I and I
47:17
clipped it in like tossed it
cuz I
47:19
didn't think it was that good
and I wish
47:20
I'd kept it Obama did a speech
on behalf
47:23
of his library or foundation
and he said
47:27
something very similar he said
you know
47:29
if you're really what do you
say if if
47:33
you really secure about
yourself you
47:35
don't need eight women twerking
around
47:37
in front of you very similar to
that
47:39
I'll have to I'll have to bring
it in
47:41
for
47:42
for Sunday yeah why Tom even
knew hmm I
47:49
mean I'll keep track of these
these
47:51
folks because it seems that
they have
47:54
they have a message that's a
little more
47:56
realistic yeah it's real they
have a
48:00
realistic message nothing needs
to be
48:02
achieved to get the results are
looking
48:05
for and so far as the problem
is but all
48:09
she's really doing it's all
she's doing
48:11
is saying do your own research
figure
48:13
people won't do that very few
people at
48:15
people who are produced to no
agenda
48:17
show do that but it's a small
community
48:19
you know people just like to be
fed
48:23
stuff it's way beyond waking
people up
48:25
whereas asleep well these little
48:28
lectures that she does or I
think very
48:32
snap people and few people but
I'd like
48:34
to keep your eye on the on her
I want to
48:36
hear more and thank you
incog-negro for
48:38
introducing us via via to this
now I
48:42
wanted I've done a lot of or as
much as
48:44
I could research on Venezuela I
have
48:48
some things to share and I
really have
48:50
to start with Haiti because
turns out
48:52
these two are related
48:54
we've had these riots going on
in Haiti
48:59
what's going on why is that
happening
49:01
was the we in fact Haiti was my
beat
49:04
right after the 2011 2011
earthquake
49:08
thing was 2011 it was 10 years
ago
49:11
yeah 2009 a while ago and I
remember it
49:21
being very odd because there
was this
49:23
earthquake that was very
shallow in
49:25
depth and it destroyed Haiti
did nothing
49:27
to the Dominican Republic it's
the same
49:29
landmass the same island they
had
49:32
nothing now of course Haiti you
know is
49:34
a shanty town almost so it's
it's always
49:38
been problematic but you got to
have a
49:40
lot of respect for the Haitians
as in 10
49:42
2010 a lot of respect for the
Haitians
49:45
as they are still to date I
think the
49:47
only country that really kicked
their
49:49
overlords out being France
although they
49:51
were left with some huge debt
that they
49:53
they will never be able to pay
off
49:56
and I was listening a couple of
people
49:58
emailed me at Jer about Jeremy
Scahill
50:00
podcasts the intercepted the
intercept
50:03
podcast Danny and he had a
couple of
50:06
very interesting people on so I
want to
50:09
share some clips from this and
podcast
50:10
is really where we get the the
real info
50:12
from these days but first let's
go back
50:15
and this is let me see did I
have
50:20
because he has two guests on
and this em
50:25
Tim eyes kim eyes is a journal
who works
50:31
for some Haitian newspaper
which also
50:34
has a Brooklyn office and he's
gonna
50:37
give us a little backstory on
what was
50:39
happening just before after
during and
50:42
after the earthquake in 2010
the first
50:44
thing that prevailed did when
he came
50:46
into power after his second
election was
50:50
signed the Petrocaribe deal
with Vincent
50:52
de Rangel the Venezuelan
vice-president
50:55
so he signs this agreement and
it took
50:59
them two years basically to get
the oil
51:01
really flowing and get the
Petrocaribe
51:03
fund this capital fund so the
u.s. now
51:07
was pissed about this and here
comes the
51:09
earthquake and they say ah
here's the
51:12
golden opportunity so they
basically
51:14
took over provides government
the
51:16
Pentagon who landed 20,000 US
troops
51:20
with no invitation from Haiti
no but we
51:22
forget so quickly don't only
what what a
51:24
big deal this was it was covered
51:26
everywhere we had everyone on TV
51:28
shilling for the Haiti
foundation send
51:32
us money
51:33
the Clintons of course this was
this was
51:36
a big deal permission even from
Haiti
51:38
send in Hillary Clinton to
start to
51:41
stage manage everything and
then Bill
51:44
Clinton's running the ad interim
51:46
recovery Commission and
together the
51:49
Clintons played prominent roles
after
51:51
the earthquake
51:52
as for-profit companies and aid
51:55
organizations rushed in to be
part of a
51:58
ten billion dollar
reconstruction
52:00
program they passed a law state
of
52:02
emergency and basically took
over the
52:04
government and started to bring
in of
52:06
course all the usual
contractors you
52:08
know Brown and Root and
Halliburton
52:11
Halliburton etc etc rebuilding
so we all
52:15
kind of remember that and wound
up I
52:17
think the total tally was six
houses
52:19
that were built they have a
mobile phone
52:22
network which is now the
banking system
52:25
all mobile everything is paid
through
52:26
through micro payments on
mobile another
52:29
one of the clintons buddies
came in to
52:31
do that is I think there's a
Clinton
52:32
hotel I'm not mistaken I think
there was
52:36
something that's on the other
Shore so
52:38
they it's where they had its
the deep
52:40
water so they can you know roll
around
52:43
whatever and of course if you
look at
52:44
the map Haiti is just north of
the
52:47
Venezuela and that's why they
had this
52:48
pipeline and then all sudden the
52:50
earthquake came along blew up
that
52:52
pipeline that's all gone
52:54
and why well looks like this
deal they
52:56
cut with the Caribe which was a
loan
53:00
that was part of the problem
what is
53:03
happening on the ground right
now in
53:04
Haiti well it's an uprising
similar to
53:07
30 years ago in he ended up
having to be
53:29
flown out of Haiti on a US Air
Force
53:32
plane to a golden exile in
France but
53:35
the rebellion continued for the
next
53:37
five years and resulted in the
election
53:40
of jean-bertrand Aristide in
1990 so I
53:45
feel we're in a similar period
basically
53:47
the people are fed up with this
neo de
53:51
valor' is been in power
basically since
53:54
2011
53:55
thanks to Hillary Clinton and
Bill
53:58
Clinton who facilitated the
rise of
54:01
Michel Martelly
54:03
who was able to
54:06
capture the presidency and then
plunder
54:09
the Petrocaribe fund that
Venezuela had
54:13
provided Haiti about four
billion
54:14
dollars worth of oil revenues
thereby
54:17
have his a successor elected
who is
54:20
Chauvin Elmo is the guy
currently in
54:22
power so the people are fed up
with the
54:24
corruption and with the misery
that
54:27
they're in because the money
that was
54:29
supposed to go for development
programs
54:31
that Hugo Chavez envisioned
happening
54:33
instead went into chalets and
fast cars
54:36
no so I think the people are
pissed
54:38
about that so you know they I
guess this
54:46
is the the little quick clip of
white
54:48
what is being blamed on this
rioting in
54:50
February the International
Monetary Fund
54:52
agreed to give Haiti ninety six
million
54:55
dollars in much-needed funds
but only if
54:58
the government agreed to several
54:59
measures one of which was
raising the
55:02
price of a government
subsidized fuel
55:03
yeah by fifty percent so people
are
55:06
flipping out and we have a big
hand in
55:10
this and this is where it
starts to fold
55:12
in to Venezuela with something
called
55:14
the what is it the OAS the
Organization
55:19
of American States right it's
the major
55:22
just got like a UN of yeah yeah
well
55:26
this is where it gets
interesting the US
55:28
basically sees Haiti as a pawn
in their
55:31
war against Venezuela they
can't do it
55:33
through the UN Security Council
their
55:35
usual fig-leaf because of the
problems
55:38
now with Russia and China who
are going
55:40
to put the kibosh on that with
their
55:42
veto in the Security Council so
they
55:45
have to go to the junior
varsity which
55:47
is of course the OAS the
Organization of
55:49
American States would but Cuba
rightly
55:52
calls Washington's Ministry of
colonial
55:54
affairs so they're trying to
push
55:57
through this Democratic Charter
which
56:01
was passed on September 11 2001
which
56:05
basically says if two-thirds of
the 35
56:08
members of the OAS can vote
together
56:12
they can intervene in another
country
56:15
right now they have 19 votes
Haiti voted
56:20
against sanctioning Venezuela
in March
56:23
2017 OAS vote then there was
another
56:26
vote last year and they
abstained but
56:30
this year on January 10th
finally the
56:33
brow beating and the bullying
and the
56:35
bribery maybe came to fruition
and they
56:39
voted with Washington that
Nicolas
56:42
Maduro was illegitimate after
receiving
56:44
these four billion dollars in
56:46
Petrocaribe funds so that was
really the
56:48
spark that set off the
rebellion we're
56:50
seeing today the people said
come on
56:52
that's just too much so we
couldn't do
56:55
it through the United Nations
and I'm
56:57
saying we as in the United
States so
56:59
yeah you know let's maybe they
work
57:01
these OAS there's also a new
group
57:04
called the Lima group which is
all these
57:07
Caribbean islands and they also
have you
57:09
know they have pledged to not
let
57:11
Venezuela go down in flames and
a new
57:14
member to that group is Guiana
and this
57:18
is what Rick Rex Tillerson was
all about
57:22
there is a new oil field that
has been
57:25
discovered off the coast of
Guiana it's
57:29
right next to Venezuela and
even though
57:33
it's invented Guyana's
territorial
57:35
waters venezuela claims this
and this i
57:39
think this thing was discovered
in very
57:41
early on 2008 or something and
no one
57:45
really had anything going on
because it
57:47
was dispute as to who owned it
and exxon
57:49
under Rex Tillerson made a deal
to start
57:52
drilling there and this thing is
57:53
supposed to be bigger than than
the
57:55
field that Venezuela has
existing and
57:59
much lighter and and therefore
I think
58:02
more valuable yeah Trude is
much much
58:05
much lighter so everyone is
vying for
58:08
this and this is what it's
about that's
58:09
why everyone is in there
interestingly
58:11
Exxon only they're the majority
58:14
shareholder 60 percent but they
also
58:16
have the CNOOC in there the
Chinese oil
58:19
company they own 25% now a
little bit of
58:22
Venezuela little bit of Guiana
and I
58:24
think maybe some French or
something or
58:25
in there um this is what it's
about
58:28
that's what Tillerson was after
and I
58:30
don't know
58:31
if the agendas crossed between
Trump and
58:35
Tillerson but for sure now that
I look
58:37
at in context of the wall I
think Trump
58:41
has a very if it's him or if
it's
58:43
neo-cons or whoever the hell it
is I
58:45
think it's him
58:47
he has a very very cynical plan
underway
58:49
listen to what he said this was
in Miami
58:55
hello Miami I am thrilled to be
back in
58:58
the state I love with so many
proud
59:00
freedom loving Patriots we're
here to
59:04
proclaim a new day is coming in
Latin
59:08
America it's a new day is co
not just
59:12
saying in Venezuela be saying
in Latin
59:15
America a new day is coming I
think the
59:18
plan is to well have whether
it's rubble
59:22
eyes and rebuild but we're
going to
59:24
capture this this is the this
is the
59:26
plan and you need a wall because
59:28
everyone's going to be coming
up north
59:30
it's yes you need the wall
because yeah
59:37
okay we don't we don't
technically need
59:39
the wall but we do need the
wall for
59:41
this reason this yes the future
yes yes
59:44
and and you know it's gonna be
a quick
59:46
strategy what Trump did this is
George
59:51
chikka rillo he said with a
think tank
59:54
was explicitly to pressure not
just the
59:56
inner circle of Maduro but also
military
59:59
leaders more broadly he sort of
gave
1:00:01
them an ultimatum he said you
know you
1:00:03
would you like to live out the
rest of
1:00:05
your lives
1:00:06
comfortably with your families
or do you
1:00:08
want to go down with this
sinking ship
1:00:09
so it was explicitly a threat
it's the
1:00:11
same increasingly desperate
attempt to
1:00:13
split the Venezuelan military
Trump and
1:00:16
the in the Venezuelan
opposition thought
1:00:18
that this would happen
immediately it of
1:00:19
course didn't and so now what
they're
1:00:21
really trying to do is to turn
the
1:00:22
screws and to up the narrative
and in
1:00:25
the rhetorical is sort of fire
toward
1:00:28
Venezuela to make it a broad
historical
1:00:30
shift this is explicit
interventionism
1:00:33
and it's attempt to of course
an attempt
1:00:35
at regime change and attempt to
you know
1:00:38
had a coup and an attempt to
use this
1:00:40
sort of fake you know
humanitarian aid
1:00:43
as a Trojan horse to bring
1:00:45
government which is what
appears to be
1:00:48
happening all these military
transports
1:00:50
coming in to Colombia at the
border
1:00:53
saying oh we want to get in and
we have
1:00:56
we got food for everybody it's
kind of
1:00:58
like the Haiti strategy you
know it's
1:01:00
like oh look we got all these
troops and
1:01:02
military transport here we're
here to
1:01:03
help we're from the government
don't
1:01:04
worry long term strategy again
this guy
1:01:08
from the think tank you know
Andrew
1:01:09
McCabe who's on his media tour
right now
1:01:12
for his book and the big
headlines that
1:01:14
he made was talking about plans
to
1:01:17
allegedly invoke the 25th
amendment to
1:01:20
try to have Donald Trump
removed as
1:01:22
president based on his sounds
weird but
1:01:24
it's related his mental health
or lack
1:01:26
thereof but he also talks about
1:01:29
Venezuela in his book and I
just want to
1:01:31
read George a quote from Andrew
McCabe's
1:01:33
book about a 2017 oval office
meeting he
1:01:37
says quote then the president
talked
1:01:39
about Venezuela that's the
country we
1:01:41
should be going to war with he
said they
1:01:44
have all that oil and they're
right on
1:01:46
our backdoor do you think
that's true do
1:01:49
you think he said that oh you
know he
1:01:53
says so much stuff it wouldn't
be it
1:01:55
wouldn't be out of question out
of the
1:01:57
question that he said it McCabe
is I
1:02:00
think he's something of a liar
so I
1:02:04
don't know if he actually did
say what
1:02:07
the model fits the model model
at really
1:02:11
what you see as the u.s. agenda
here
1:02:14
George they've been very clear
about
1:02:16
that but I think the quote that
you read
1:02:18
is is also very revealing he
says all
1:02:20
that oil and they're you know
they're
1:02:22
right there in our backyard
essentially
1:02:24
right we're talking the the
Monroe
1:02:25
Doctrine so this is all know
the Monroe
1:02:28
Doctrine yes James Monroe when
he was
1:02:31
president he developed some
this is he's
1:02:34
like the seventh president he's
very
1:02:36
early on he you look it up and
he who's
1:02:40
also if you saw a picture of
him just to
1:02:42
go as an aside here I picked it
in the
1:02:43
National Gallery there's a
painting by
1:02:45
Gilbert Stewart that superstar
portrait
1:02:49
portrait artist and you can
look at him
1:02:51
you can stand right by this
painting you
1:02:52
look at me you see this is the
biggest
1:02:53
prick
1:03:00
but he decided that anything
that was an
1:03:03
in the Western Hemisphere
period belongs
1:03:06
to us we have we have he has
some it was
1:03:11
the Monroe Doctrine but it has
to do
1:03:13
with it's not sovereignty but
influence
1:03:17
we have to be the primary
influence of
1:03:19
the whole whole hemisphere yeah
foam
1:03:22
finger number one
1:03:23
yeah we're number one oh there
right
1:03:25
there in our backyard
essentially right
1:03:26
we're talking the the Monroe
Doctrine so
1:03:28
this is about economics in
other words
1:03:30
it is about economic control
but it's
1:03:33
also about political control
and I think
1:03:35
we should remember that because
part of
1:03:37
what the chavies the legacy is
is not
1:03:39
just the you know input the the
demand
1:03:43
for national sovereignty but the
1:03:45
construction of regional
alliances in
1:03:48
other words we've been talking
about
1:03:48
about Petrocaribe but also other
1:03:51
international regional alliances
1:03:54
partnerships that have provided
a
1:03:56
cushion for Latin American
countries to
1:03:58
act independently in other
words not
1:04:01
having to appeal to the World
Bank in
1:04:03
the IMF for funding if they
have a
1:04:04
momentary glitch in their
economy being
1:04:07
able to borrow money from us
whele from
1:04:09
argentina what's happened over
the past
1:04:11
few years is that this regional
Alliance
1:04:13
has been disintegrated bit by
bit you
1:04:15
know we're talking about crews
in
1:04:17
Honduras quasi crews in Brazil
in
1:04:20
Paraguay
1:04:21
elections in Argentina in Chile
in
1:04:23
Colombia that have really
helped to pull
1:04:26
apart this this regional
alliance the
1:04:28
Lima group is the product of
this in
1:04:30
other words the new right-wing
in Latin
1:04:32
America that has made it harder
and so
1:04:34
in the absence of the USS
ability to
1:04:36
overthrow Chavez as they fail
to do in
1:04:38
2002 they said about you know
working
1:04:41
around the edges and tearing
apart on
1:04:43
this regional unity and they've
been
1:04:45
very successful at that which
now makes
1:04:47
Venezuela that much more
susceptible to
1:04:50
their direct pressure and of
course the
1:04:53
goal of that regional control is
1:04:54
economic control is the ability
to
1:04:56
intervene and have you know
these
1:04:58
resources these markets at
their at
1:05:02
their command
1:05:02
it is I think Trump has his eye
on it he
1:05:06
wants to go get that and I end
1:05:11
he's probably estate guy he
really is
1:05:15
oil centric and he said the
same thing
1:05:18
about you know when a rock yeah
a rock
1:05:20
all the speeches was always
about we
1:05:21
should have taken the oil from
the rock
1:05:23
yeah you know for all the work
we did
1:05:26
there and he really thinks that
the oil
1:05:27
they oughta belong to us then
he did he
1:05:29
assigns Exxon CEO Tillerson the
chief of
1:05:34
an orange IV the oil company
who in 2015
1:05:38
was drilling right there yeah
and so he
1:05:41
assigns him a secretary of the
state
1:05:42
thinking but Tillerson screwed
it up
1:05:45
some brie I'm gonna make it
just a side
1:05:48
commentary I don't think Trump
realizes
1:05:50
or realize with Tillerson I
think Trump
1:05:54
is is like a populist in the
way that he
1:05:56
thinks he has popular thoughts
that run
1:05:58
through his brain for example
when I was
1:06:01
working at Union Oil and I went
to work
1:06:04
for the air pollution district
it wasn't
1:06:07
that I was working for the oil
company
1:06:08
anymore I was now working for
the
1:06:10
regulatory agency and I had no
trouble
1:06:13
because I had inside
information on how
1:06:15
oil some I didn't have a lot
I'll come
1:06:19
here so I had no problem going
from a
1:06:21
gut from a private sector job
and then
1:06:23
doing my job specifically
against the
1:06:27
companies I worked for cuz it
was not a
1:06:30
it was an adversary type thing
and it's
1:06:33
not a problem at this one when
I see
1:06:34
people switch over from one
side to the
1:06:35
other I know that you can do it
so until
1:06:38
erson switched from Exxon to 16
I think
1:06:42
Trump thought like it was like
the
1:06:44
popular like the popular
thought is he's
1:06:47
still an oil guy but he just
happens to
1:06:48
be Secretary of State no no
once he
1:06:51
became Secretary of State he was
1:06:52
Secretary of State and that's
kind of
1:06:54
screwed screwed right through
this idea
1:06:56
he doesn't understand this
mechanism
1:06:58
which is a fact well I think of
anything
1:07:04
if I can say anything good
about this
1:07:06
the I would hope that the
reason is he
1:07:09
wants to make sure this all up
give
1:07:12
people some democracy before
China does
1:07:15
some
1:07:15
Russia ought to be worried
about Russia
1:07:17
Russia has that they don't have
enough
1:07:18
money to do this they don't
have the
1:07:20
resources
1:07:20
China's there China is you know
owns 25%
1:07:24
of of this of this new new
license from
1:07:30
that exxon has or their 25% in
the
1:07:32
company they're not gonna be
very happy
1:07:34
because I'm sure they're
thinking I will
1:07:36
just take all this well you
know if
1:07:38
China is if they keep cutting
China in
1:07:42
and leaving it so China doesn't
really
1:07:44
get a you know too much that's
the
1:07:47
problem of China side which I
think you
1:07:49
exemplified that with this wall
way guy
1:07:52
now son he thinks he's king of
the world
1:07:55
you know douchebag yeah I think
that
1:07:59
it's okay but China's keeps
doing all
1:08:02
this you know they're kind of
they're
1:08:03
they don't they're not pure
capitalist
1:08:05
there's all kinds of sneaky
things and
1:08:07
so you have to be careful I
think
1:08:08
Trump's aware of that I love
the wall
1:08:11
theory yeah I'm subscribing to
it that
1:08:15
that's the reason for the wall
it makes
1:08:17
sense when you put this all
together see
1:08:19
ya
1:08:19
so something he knew was gonna
happen a
1:08:21
long time ago probably when
he's laying
1:08:23
the best laid plans and he's
that
1:08:28
forward a thinker then it said
we have
1:08:30
to start looking at his we have
to look
1:08:33
at everything he does and says
1:08:34
differently well within this
framework I
1:08:36
think this is this is important
this is
1:08:38
this this and Iran those are
the two
1:08:41
thing and that's you know
there's all
1:08:42
kinds of you know what I have
some Iran
1:08:44
stuff but maybe you should take
a quick
1:08:46
break and then we can go into
that so at
1:08:49
this point I would be very
pleased just
1:08:53
thank you for your courage and
say in
1:08:54
the morning to you John see the
man who
1:08:56
put the CNA OSI to farad
1:09:01
mr. Adam curry in the morning
all ships
1:09:04
to see boots on the ground feet
in the
1:09:06
air morning to the troll room
hello
1:09:11
trolls good to have y'all here
no agenda
1:09:14
stream calm the trolls are very
1:09:15
important part of the show they
feed me
1:09:17
all kinds of information it's
no more
1:09:20
you feed the trolls the trolls
feed me
1:09:22
no agendas dream.com he loved
having
1:09:24
everybody there also in the
morning to
1:09:26
cesium-137 he brought us the
artwork for
1:09:28
episode 1 1 1 3 11 13 the title
of that
1:09:33
show was ax and this was the 5
g cash
1:09:38
cow it was very I don't even
think I
1:09:41
noticed it the first time we
saw the art
1:09:43
it had the 5 and the G is five
dollar
1:09:45
sign and the G is a cent sign
with the
1:09:47
two stripes through it but it's
on the
1:09:48
cows hide I don't think we even
saw that
1:09:52
when we chose the art did you
notice
1:09:53
that now you saw the 5 in the G
yeah and
1:09:55
then but now it's like 5 G cash
cow
1:09:57
fantastic and we liked it a lot
there
1:10:01
were other good ones of course
and those
1:10:02
usually show up in newsletters
and
1:10:05
sometimes the evergreens we
pick them
1:10:07
all the time have a really good
one in
1:10:08
the last newsletter from Darren
O'Neill
1:10:10
we had the paddock ever noticed
before
1:10:12
the patch patch so we thank ro
was the
1:10:18
fifth president we thank
caesium-137 and
1:10:25
all the artists who participate
in our
1:10:27
value for value network by
helping us
1:10:29
out with show art it's a big
deal we
1:10:31
were a hottest on iTunes the
other day
1:10:34
like not just new shows but the
hottest
1:10:37
in the top top top like right
now hot
1:10:40
now and it looks so good when
our shows
1:10:43
different who had changed I
think
1:10:46
artwork man it's gotta be it's
gotta be
1:10:49
the artwork so they got it they
have
1:10:50
that page they gotta make it
look jazzy
1:10:52
our art changes every show and
so you
1:10:55
always looks different doesn't
look like
1:10:57
same boring crap it does it's
not the
1:10:59
kind of thing that you don't
hit that
1:11:01
page and say oh this I've seen
these
1:11:02
before and then you go on write
which is
1:11:05
pretty much the recipe oh yes
no agenda
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art generator calm thank you
very much
1:11:09
it's highly appreciated
everyone who
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and not and everyone does a
great job
1:11:13
helping out the show and we
have people
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who support us financially
which enables
1:11:17
us to watch and listen to stuff
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endlessly during the day
sometimes
1:11:21
c-span but a lot more podcast
these days
1:11:23
and I have a doozy coming up
later but
1:11:25
first let's thank some of our
executive
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producers and associate
executive
1:11:28
producers who also make this all
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possible so we have a top-heavy
show
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today with more executive
producers
1:11:34
producers than donations
donations thing
1:11:38
but short that's that's
interesting
1:11:40
yeah well it's fine with me Sir
John
1:11:42
Henry actually yes sir john of
the zika
1:11:45
zika zika's heart Fajardo
Puerto Rica
1:11:49
Puerto Rico - Rica Puerto Rica
yeah
1:11:51
Puerto Rica he writes in oh no
say it
1:11:54
isn't so Spotify this is my
horrified
1:11:57
face and he has a picture of
the scream
1:11:59
the same is oil-painting okay I
had been
1:12:02
meaning to advertise wink wink
again but
1:12:05
it kept putting putting it off
this news
1:12:06
certainly got me I'm off my
Duff here's
1:12:09
my donation for three three
four three
1:12:11
four why the extra dollar one
well mmmk
1:12:15
more money more karma it can't
hurt and
1:12:18
as John likes to say why take a
chance
1:12:23
why take you off of Spotify and
this
1:12:26
screaming economy manufacturers
are all
1:12:29
over having trouble keeping up
with the
1:12:31
demand the bicycle way you and
the
1:12:33
Spotify threat this is the only
petition
1:12:36
these John's the only one who
who
1:12:38
responded to it who respond to
it and
1:12:43
he's actually put the image of
this on
1:12:46
note on the letter the image of
the
1:12:48
screen painting it's very funny
in the
1:12:51
screaming economy back to the
theme
1:12:54
manufacturers all over having
trouble
1:12:57
keeping up with demand please
give all
1:12:58
the no agenda manufacturers some
1:13:00
production karma tell them that
if the
1:13:04
karma isn't quite enough I can
help them
1:13:06
free up lost production
capacity this
1:13:09
should they should visit my
website at
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www.yourmathgal.com where
1:13:23
so he does stuff for other
people it's
1:13:26
like a like a CMOS line you can
make
1:13:28
chips for anyone please don't
go to spot
1:13:31
a fight love and light life
it's Karma
1:13:35
for the producer manufacturers
out there
1:13:37
yeah I'm gonna give them it
since there
1:13:38
were two things I noticed in
the note
1:13:40
I'm gonna give these as well as
an extra
1:13:41
bonus for him they're gonna
have to make
1:13:54
a little head you watch did you
want a
1:13:57
jobs car more just a regular
Karma 9
1:14:00
billion John John did he want a
jobs car
1:14:04
more regular Karma he wanted a
car no no
1:14:06
job ok I'll give a scream no
you've got
1:14:13
karma karma to me a goat scream
no no
1:14:20
that was the scream that was
that was
1:14:23
the screen yeah this is the
goat is
1:14:24
different to the goat see
that's the
1:14:28
goat and then we have the
scream very
1:14:32
different very different our
screen
1:14:34
that's our scream yeah we
isolated that
1:14:36
from a clip years and years ago
and I
1:14:38
think is more horrendous than
the goat
1:14:42
for sure well then the goat or
that that
1:14:44
Vilhelm sweet scream the one
that people
1:14:46
like to slip into movies yeah
famous
1:14:48
scream yeah movie makers like
to throw
1:14:51
in I think they use this scream
it's
1:14:52
much better one more time Todd
Roth camp
1:15:03
in Ripon Wisconsin 3:30 3.33
Jon and
1:15:08
Adam immediately fall in my last
1:15:10
donation I realized I was 1378
shorter
1:15:12
my knighthood I've been frozen
these
1:15:14
last 11 months trying to find a
catchy
1:15:17
title alas I have nothing but
the empty
1:15:21
feeling in my gut knowing I
have been a
1:15:23
douche for the better part of a
year
1:15:25
please accept my apologies and
refer to
1:15:27
me as simply a sort odd okay
for snacks
1:15:31
please include brandy
1:15:33
Brande old fashions which I
guess
1:15:36
determine the regular old
fashion and
1:15:38
she's Kurds Brandi old fashions
and
1:15:41
cheese curds at the round table
for you
1:15:43
sir Todd looking forward to it
1:15:46
Ray Martin meanwhile sir late
into the
1:15:49
circle town in Gotham Alabama
333 . 33
1:15:52
3333 because this was our 33
celebration
1:15:55
and I had suggested a 33 33
contribution
1:16:00
which we did get quite a few of
but
1:16:02
everybody liked the fact without
1:16:04
encouragement we got these
that's nice
1:16:07
this is not a thing you click
done oh
1:16:09
this is hand this is hand hand
jobs
1:16:12
hand jobs I look forward to the
show in
1:16:15
the newsletter that always
seems to get
1:16:17
through Gmail I'm amazed I
don't want to
1:16:20
talk about that later about the
1:16:21
newsletter it turns out it's a
very
1:16:23
funny story I'm amazed at the
production
1:16:25
quality of the show and content
knowing
1:16:27
that hardly any post production
is done
1:16:30
which is just doesn't aside the
only
1:16:34
post production is done is
occasionally
1:16:36
when the thing follows up or
Adams
1:16:38
things stop so we had to stop
and edit
1:16:40
yeah and he will go back and
then would
1:16:42
finish the show and then he'll
go back
1:16:43
and just clip that out we don't
do any
1:16:46
post production beyond clipping
out dead
1:16:49
zones and and one opening how
do we drop
1:16:53
the opening in yeah so we
actually spend
1:16:55
the most time after the show
trying to
1:16:57
find something appropriate to
open the
1:16:58
show with yeah and that amount
of time
1:17:01
is about two hundred two to
three
1:17:02
minutes well maybe generally
speaking is
1:17:06
pretty quick so you don't do
post that's
1:17:09
the way we recommend people do
1:17:10
podcasting does anybody else
say this
1:17:13
anything like this no nobody
says this
1:17:15
nobody says this simple
Horowitz is the
1:17:19
only one I'd know besides us
that does
1:17:21
this yeah well I also beat it
into him
1:17:26
for that and Horowitz is the
better off
1:17:29
for it because you don't do
that little
1:17:31
thing at the beginning and he
runs that
1:17:33
he runs it right from the the
opening to
1:17:36
the end when that show is over
he posted
1:17:39
within five minutes right and
goes the
1:17:42
bed yeah now I still like to
put all the
1:17:44
tags in and put the art of
course the
1:17:46
art into the mp3 and all that
stuff but
1:17:48
yeah the point is is that we
don't post
1:17:51
post is for pussies anyway how
many post
1:17:55
productions as evidenced by how
speedy
1:17:57
it is ready for an enjoyment
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Martin sir
1:18:24
lay Ron hey Ron I think not
lately I'm
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sorry thank you very much sir
later on
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of course we'll be happy to
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cheese I love bugs my
Millennials stay
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for listeners that want to get
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believe it's because I oughta
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it never hits the inbox or
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I'm truly interested in reading
as a
1:19:11
millennial and avid listener to
the
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podcast your media
deconstruction and
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technology expertise convinced
me to
1:19:17
embark on the OTG life whoo
Verizon
1:19:20
unfortunately has limited
options but
1:19:22
the Kyocera cadence has been a
fabulous
1:19:25
addition to my life and I see
those
1:19:27
things on the foulest that's
the flip
1:19:29
phone I think the Kyocera the
flip phone
1:19:31
fabulous addition to my life
and has
1:19:33
saved me hundreds of dollars by
not
1:19:35
purchasing the latest iPhone I
couldn't
1:19:37
be any happier with my decision
I'm no
1:19:39
longer tempted to scroll
through my
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various apps to kill time and
become way
1:19:43
more observant of my yes I yes
it's fun
1:19:49
it's fun to look at the slaves
with
1:19:52
their bent necks and their
shoulders
1:19:53
hunched looking at their phone
1:19:55
while they're walking is a
holding of
1:19:57
dog I currently live in Boston
would
1:20:00
love to meet other new agenda
Bostonians
1:20:02
I would you know we want to do
a meet-up
1:20:04
in Boston gotta go on
1:20:05
Mimi particulars a couple
friends there
1:20:07
so we will be doing one but if
you want
1:20:09
to do something in advance it's
fine it
1:20:11
sounds like like a good gambit
I want to
1:20:15
find a meet-up but I'm unsure
how many
1:20:17
fellow listeners we have out
there in
1:20:19
Liberal land no agenda meetups
not
1:20:22
nights we got we got nights in
Boston we
1:20:25
got all kinds of people in
Boston
1:20:26
if you live in boss you a lot of
1:20:28
Bostonians if you live in
Boston the
1:20:30
surrounding area you're
interested in a
1:20:31
meet-up you can email me at
Boston
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Boston Oh
1:20:37
Jen that gmail.com that's easy
and with
1:20:40
enough interest I will work on
finding a
1:20:41
venue for us to meet up keep up
the good
1:20:44
work and hope you guys work
well past
1:20:45
2020 because you guys are truly
truly
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they got midnight to nineteen
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of my hit end of show tune men
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we actually ran that on the
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did yep back back by popular
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mixes he's a great mix happy
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in Houston Texas 218 several
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only written for twenty thirty
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have you ever read PC Magazine
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I'm now a lawyer a loyal
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never misses has shown is in
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of a D douchey the fact that
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twice weekly a show in real
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content for almost three hours
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what we think to keep doing
what you're
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doing your work is not only
highly
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appreciated absolutely vital we
just
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make it we just make it look
easy the
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ugliness of the new cycle I've
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with all yours hell all you you
all's
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help that the m5m is no way
every no way
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a reflection of the real world
and is in
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fact a revolting caricature of
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world as seen through the eyes
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of raving hyenas and gangsters
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in the mouth is a cure for the
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as you sit there watching the
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from your lip you slowly
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in your wants number body a
little
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sobering clarity as you reflect
on your
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own small pathetic place in the
vast
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machine cheese rocker guard
much damn I
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have been sitting here buttered
and
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bruised i pouring from my face
for the
1:25:21
last several months and I owe
it all to
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you Jon and Adam keep swinging
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make sure you introduce them to
you they
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Jessop guy whatever his name is
shout
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out to my smoking-hot wife
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bunch of them today
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last thing on there's like
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forgive me pot first I've seen
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need of a douchebag Judy
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best podcast in the universe a
couple
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years ago by bitch taco who
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with Barth Oh need a douchebag
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for never donating two of them
I work in
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hanging which is totally
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am glad to get some ammunition
twice a
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week to keep me from being
sucked into
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their realm I keep hitting
people in the
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mouth all the time but there's
plenty
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hard it's plenty hard in this
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environment is pretty common
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anyways keep it up it's fun
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of times I laugh out loud
listening to
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no agenda so riding my bike to
work
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which results in crazy looks
from people
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nearby especially el Sharpton
cracks me
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up every time I together with
the iPad
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woman Jill Abramson from the
New York
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area smoking why smoking hot
wife
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actually my yeah mica mica mica
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mica mica and keep up the
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job karma and the iPad lady if
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available and I'll give him a
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bonus charm to me
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obviously i reaiiy read the new
york
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times like all day long
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mainly on my ipad jobs jobs
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jobs got a new twist of the
Jill aber
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Abrams story later oh why don't
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me now is it long it's okay
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Sir Anthony dresnok and Baron
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karma as try to get into the
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don't I
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just give my buddy John ledger
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I can tweet him will do that we
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John I love
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as little on my long drives to
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it's a commuter show I take my
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after a relocation still
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a week keeping this short as I
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the glow of my first executive
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ship after being robbed by a
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previous times in previous
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you've got karma Sir Robin
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prefer to keep my moniker sir
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of the philanthropic
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we'll give you a title change
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very much sir Rob Dwight
tonight in
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Burlington Ontario two hundred
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got a birthday coming up for
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like to request a journey into
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alternate universe please next
birthday
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shout-out to Sir Hank
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Scorpio last I would like some
powerful
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jobs karma for our mother keep
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great work so I as I was
prepping the
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show I took the alternative
universe
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machine out the question is if
we play
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it once we don't really
transition back
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right I think we should just up
we
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should put that in abeyance and
if we do
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have it do we have any
alternative
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universe clips that we can get
to later
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no well
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and that will be the last time
we're
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gonna just mention this to the
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that we do that I agree in the
producer
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segment I would do it when we
do it but
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we're not it's not a jingle
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okay got it it's a machine yes
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by the way and it cost a lot of
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donations of the best podcast
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was a gen gen Z gen Zed Zed the
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whatever we call them raised in
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Area I have been subject to the
current
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political fad of sjws JW
liberalism in
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middle school my biology
teacher always
1:34:12
used to say that by 2015 fresh
water
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would be more valuable than gold
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well hey not yet don't worry
2019 yeah I
1:34:27
think that gambits over the
podcast has
1:34:31
helped guide me through the
endless
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fear-mongering of the m5m in an
episode
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somewhere there in the 900 you
guys
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dissected a story about FX boil
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Nicole I don't know what that
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is referring to and their
exclusive
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drilling rights in the Golan
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the oil company in the Golan
Heights oh
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yeah I know I told about the
company
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that was yeah I talked about
the company
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that had the license for that
for some
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reason yeah Genie Energy their
parent
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company is totally traded with
people
1:35:02
like Jacob Rothschild and Dick
Cheney on
1:35:05
the advisory board it seemed
like an
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interesting investment
arbitration so I
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bought some shares at four
dollars and
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twenty three cents and I sold
some of my
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position last mother 950 nice
you guys
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deserve
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the profits now this is a
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Marine Corps officers Candidate
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also known as OCS the training
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grueling ten weeks in the
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Quantico Virginia as the future
spook in
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training I would like to
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OCS Karma
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keep up the great work yeah and
and and
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you have to forget everything
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you've said here and yeah when
you go
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into training they're gonna
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gonna know that you listen to
us have
1:35:43
you ever had thoughts but they
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start playing it at the base
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yes while you're in training
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you've got karma a group of
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executive producers a lot of
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producers and a couple of
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showed a 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 11
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a lot of people use their their
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or their knight name in their
Twitter
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handle so I see a lot of that
now and
1:36:39
yet you know just people bugs I
just
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look at someone random on
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oh it sees a knight it's very
handy for
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finding each other there's a
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people that just go by their
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sir so-and-so and that's their
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alright you were gonna say
something
1:37:37
we're talking about it and
during the
1:37:41
donation set you labored still
Abramson
1:37:43
yes yeah there's a I don't have
the clip
1:37:45
of her but she apparently
appeared on
1:37:47
one of the CNN shows and it was
1:37:49
discussed on Canada land a
another
1:37:52
podcast which is a piece of
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1:37:55
that they they seem to be there
seemed
1:38:00
to be bashers of Trudeau there
Trudeau
1:38:03
bashers mm-hmm which is not
unusual in
1:38:05
Canada
1:38:06
yeah but they did bring this
thing up
1:38:08
because somebody heard this
discussed on
1:38:10
I think assault Seltzer's
result sir
1:38:13
water seltzer water yeah and
and it was
1:38:16
it's interesting because it
doesn't call
1:38:18
for a little discussion and
everything's
1:38:20
that is said here does not
surprise me
1:38:22
in the least she was on CNN has
a media
1:38:25
critic media reporter brian
Stelter and
1:38:27
she was kind of defending
herself she
1:38:29
says no it's it's mistakes were
made but
1:38:31
it's not technically plagiarism
I'm
1:38:32
gonna fix it in the e-book in
the next
1:38:34
version blah blah blah blah
blah but
1:38:35
then she said something that
really
1:38:37
caught my attention she said
you know
1:38:38
vice who now were pointing out
all of
1:38:41
these errors I mean about their
staff
1:38:43
and about their history and all
these
1:38:44
little you know the color of
the shoes
1:38:46
of their host
1:38:47
they had my manuscript for a
long long
1:38:50
time because I wanted them to
have a
1:38:53
chance to let me know if I got
anything
1:38:54
wrong and they were very
difficult to
1:38:57
reach there they didn't return
my emails
1:38:59
and I later learned
1:39:00
said Jill Abramson on CNN that
they were
1:39:03
running an oppo campaign and
they were
1:39:05
calling other people in the book
1:39:06
essentially trying to
strategize a way
1:39:09
to discredit the book and this
is kind
1:39:12
of a maneuver that I've always
thought
1:39:13
was possible but I'm unaware of
it
1:39:16
playing out you know if in fact
this is
1:39:18
true I didn't even think that
you could
1:39:20
do that well here's how you do
it like
1:39:22
you ask somebody like I'm
writing about
1:39:23
you did I get anything wrong
here's what
1:39:26
I wrote and they see that you
got
1:39:27
something wrong and they say
you know
1:39:29
what Jill Abrams like why
should we help
1:39:31
her make a factual book it's
still gonna
1:39:33
make us look like shit correct
all of
1:39:34
her errors why don't we let her
publish
1:39:36
a flawed book and then we can
rip her
1:39:41
book to shreds on the basis of
how
1:39:42
flawed it if that is in fact
that's long
1:39:45
game what happened
1:39:46
and what makes this really
interesting
1:39:48
to me is that I am aware that
when it
1:39:50
comes to their PR flacks vice
doesn't
1:39:52
hire smiley spokespeople they
hire
1:39:55
political war room strategists
like real
1:39:58
sharks who are very well-versed
in dirty
1:40:00
tricks and I kind of feel like
this is a
1:40:03
thread of the story that got
dropped too
1:40:05
soon huh okay
1:40:09
not a bit of that surprises me
and it's
1:40:11
a very good strategy device
being we
1:40:15
don't have much respect for
them as
1:40:17
entities everything a lot of
their stuff
1:40:19
is at least I do their lab
stuff it's an
1:40:21
advertising agency is what they
are but
1:40:26
yeah and then they apparently I
guess a
1:40:28
Bruce Abramson or Abrams I can
never
1:40:31
remember but your guess Jill
sent them
1:40:34
the galley proofs
1:40:36
yes stead of just the sheets
from the
1:40:38
wood that applied to them and
once they
1:40:41
got that means they read the
whole book
1:40:43
and they could find out that
people that
1:40:44
were getting slammed mm-hmm and
then
1:40:45
they could put up an oppo as
they meant
1:40:47
as the guy says opposition
campaign
1:40:50
against the book in advance of
its
1:40:52
publication and then also not
help
1:40:55
change any errors and then you
could
1:40:57
bitch about the errors very
very very
1:40:59
coy well they better not do
that to my
1:41:01
book or yours for that matter
I'll punch
1:41:07
in this group well since we're
talking
1:41:10
about media then I have it was
almost
1:41:14
impossible to pull the clip
Laura Logan
1:41:17
who we remember from her sexual
attack
1:41:21
she was a sexually attacked in
square
1:41:24
during the Egyptian Arab Spring
uprising
1:41:27
and I and she was on but then
after that
1:41:31
a little more briefing she fo
need up
1:41:34
and Huckabee but she fo need up
an
1:41:36
interview that got her put on
hiatus for
1:41:39
about a year on 60 minutes and
they
1:41:42
brought her back da was about
Benghazi
1:41:44
yes um and then they brought
her back
1:41:47
but but I I beg to differ I
went back
1:41:49
and looked up she didn't phony
up an
1:41:51
interview she said something she
1:41:52
shouldn't have said okay well
that makes
1:41:55
more sense yes and in fact why
was she
1:41:58
was accused of phoning up an
interview
1:42:00
well I recall
1:42:01
certainly myself being very
skeptical
1:42:03
and like yeah who is this woman
who says
1:42:05
she was because she's beautiful
yes like
1:42:08
what she's doing there was she
really
1:42:10
assaulted I think I was very
flippant
1:42:12
about it you were yeah I was
skeptical
1:42:15
too and the funny thing is now
that
1:42:17
she's not working there she's
got black
1:42:20
hair yeah which looks a hell of
a lot
1:42:22
better
1:42:23
she looks great as a brunette
much
1:42:26
better anyway the reason why I
bring her
1:42:29
up is she did a three and a
half hour
1:42:30
podcast with Mike drop Mike
Ritland
1:42:33
who's a things ex-navy seal
they know he
1:42:36
I would refer to him as the
Custer did
1:42:39
you see the whole interview I'm
talking
1:42:41
to watch three and a half hours
I was
1:42:43
trying to look for somebody
sent me that
1:42:45
you just probably same girl
sent you the
1:42:46
clip says listen to this and he
says
1:42:48
Logan goes on about certain
things
1:42:49
everybody picked up on this and
I was he
1:42:52
wouldn't give me a timecode I
wasn't
1:42:53
gonna no I did not listen to
the whole
1:42:55
interview I'm sure it was
fascinating to
1:42:57
a point but I didn't have three
and a
1:42:59
half hours available to me to
listen to
1:43:01
this guy in her well I did over
the
1:43:05
course of two days that's what
that's
1:43:07
why people support the show so
I can do
1:43:09
these kinds of things I only
really have
1:43:11
the one clip that everyone's
talking
1:43:12
about
1:43:13
because you can't clip anything
it
1:43:15
because the segments are long
it's very
1:43:17
relaxed it's very in-depth I
have I have
1:43:20
to say incredible respect for
her for
1:43:23
everything she said everything
that
1:43:25
she's done and I'm sure it's
true just
1:43:30
the way you know you can tell
when
1:43:31
you're listening to someone
really
1:43:33
explain tell stories about
their life
1:43:35
and yes she pretty much lived
in the
1:43:37
Middle East for the past mmm or
10 years
1:43:40
before the attack it's really
worth
1:43:43
watching she's really endearing
and it
1:43:47
took me a while to figure it
out she
1:43:49
because she's been in war zones
all the
1:43:51
time she's been in Iraq
Afghanistan
1:43:53
Pashtun anywhere there's
there's a war
1:43:56
she was there and she's been
blown up
1:43:58
she's been beaten up she raped
and she
1:44:01
goes into quite graphic detail
about the
1:44:04
physical harm that was done to
her I
1:44:06
recommend everybody watch this
because
1:44:08
of course she's not going to be
welcome
1:44:10
in the mainstream anymore but
you know
1:44:13
this went around social me
1:44:18
you know that's what bugged me
cuz I was
1:44:20
watching that damn that was
that's my
1:44:22
Jewish watch it by the way so
it wasn't
1:44:24
concerned but it was I founded
it to be
1:44:27
a to long didn't watch issue
and I
1:44:30
didn't really like this guy this
1:44:32
interviewer who seems you know
it's like
1:44:34
hey I'm on a podcast so let me
just cuss
1:44:37
as much as I can because I'm
cool no no
1:44:40
I think you're seeing that
completely
1:44:42
wrong this is he's a Navy SEAL
who went
1:44:45
through a lot of shit and he
was fight
1:44:46
she did a piece on him for 60
minutes
1:44:49
that's why that's where they
know each
1:44:50
other and he's he's very
popular cuz
1:44:53
he's just a dude now at a
certain point
1:44:57
it's actually it's very cute so
this
1:44:59
video is just rolling and the
dog comes
1:45:01
in and then you know then they
just keep
1:45:03
rolling while they're trying to
get the
1:45:04
dog out and there's all and
it's just
1:45:05
it's a it's very entry I liked
it a lot
1:45:08
of very interesting to watch
they're
1:45:10
really yeah I don't think we
have out
1:45:11
play the clip it's only a
minute 45 just
1:45:14
because not everyone's heard it
but she
1:45:17
goes into great depth about how
shit the
1:45:19
media is everything we say on
the show
1:45:21
she agrees with but she goes
much much
1:45:24
further about the the lies of
the
1:45:26
weapons of mass destruction and
just all
1:45:28
the way all across the spectrum
very
1:45:31
it's worth the time if you if
you can it
1:45:34
to listen to it
1:45:36
I have to say at the same time
it's very
1:45:38
easy for her to do this because
she's
1:45:41
married to a very successful
wealthy guy
1:45:43
who is a military contractor
now sir so
1:45:48
she's got yeah those two were
kind of
1:45:50
made for each other it's very
easy when
1:45:51
you when you know that you can
not work
1:45:54
ever again and I think that she
probably
1:45:56
doesn't want to work for
mainstream I'm
1:45:58
sure she's gonna do maybe
she'll start
1:46:00
doing a podcast you never know
god but
1:46:03
here's a little excerpt just to
give you
1:46:06
a taste but it's it's well worth
1:46:07
watching the whole thing
1:46:08
and the media everywhere is
mostly
1:46:10
liberal not just in the US but
in this
1:46:13
country eighty-five percent of
1:46:16
journalists are registered
Democrats so
1:46:19
that's just a fact
1:46:20
right and once registering
Democrats
1:46:22
when they're rarely a
Republican so the
1:46:26
fact
1:46:27
the side of what you just
stated most
1:46:29
journalists are are left or
liberal or
1:46:31
Democrat or whatever word you
want to
1:46:33
give it how do you know you're
being
1:46:36
lied to
1:46:36
how do you know you're being
manipulated
1:46:38
how do you know there's
something not
1:46:40
right with the coverage when
they
1:46:42
simplify it all and there's no
gray is
1:46:46
no grey it's all one way well
life isn't
1:46:49
like that if it doesn't match
real life
1:46:51
it's probably not something's
wrong
1:46:54
right so for example you know
all the
1:47:00
coverage on Trump all the time
is
1:47:03
negative there's nothing
there's there's
1:47:06
nothing no mitigating policy or
event or
1:47:10
anything that has happened
since he was
1:47:12
elected that is out there in
the media's
1:47:15
that you can read about right
well that
1:47:17
tells you that's a distinction
boy
1:47:19
things go in real life because
although
1:47:21
the media has always been
historically
1:47:23
always been left-leaning we've
abandoned
1:47:29
our pretense or at least the
effort to
1:47:33
be objective today the former
executive
1:47:35
editor of The New York Times
has a book
1:47:37
coming out Jill Abramson and
she says we
1:47:40
would do I don't know dozens of
stories
1:47:43
about Trump every single day
and every
1:47:46
single one of them was negative
she said
1:47:48
we being we have become the
anti-trump
1:47:51
paper of record well that's not
a job
1:47:53
that's a political position
that means
1:47:56
we've become political
activists in a
1:47:58
sense and some could argue
propagandists
1:48:00
right and there's some merit to
this
1:48:02
right you know as I was
watching her
1:48:04
she's very petite pretty huge
really
1:48:09
very deep cut decollete in this
1:48:12
interview and as she's sitting
kind of
1:48:14
twisted your breasts are really
exposed
1:48:16
and I'm looking like how does
she house
1:48:18
how did she survive you know at
the
1:48:22
bottom line she is just she's a
kick-ass
1:48:25
woman and she uses everything
she has a
1:48:27
woman to get the story she
wants I'm
1:48:29
incredibly impressed
1:48:30
um and it's worth watching and
you can
1:48:33
watch a lot of things tonight
you can
1:48:34
watch but you know some the
Avengers
1:48:37
whatever watch this woman
that's my
1:48:40
recommendation
1:48:40
in the shownotes know what any
show
1:48:42
knows hmm sorry if the Avengers
are on
1:48:45
TV tonight let's talk about
China for a
1:48:51
second China appears to be in
some
1:48:53
trouble with the Bri the bridge
and Road
1:48:56
initiative also known as three
belts no
1:48:58
Road that's how we look at it
that's
1:49:00
what we call it they got trains
they got
1:49:02
they got waterways they're
trying to do
1:49:05
all kinds of economic corridors
but
1:49:08
there's a little problem
actually kind
1:49:11
of a big one looming right now
I think
1:49:13
it is dying you know for alert
very long
1:49:15
times we've been talking about
how this
1:49:17
is an unaccepted important
issue but
1:49:23
they can't really create a
whole new set
1:49:26
of economics that exist nowhere
else on
1:49:28
this planet and so I thought at
some
1:49:30
point the Bri Belton Road
initiative
1:49:33
would fail and it's starting to
fail now
1:49:36
you know see jumping can still
put more
1:49:38
money into it but really were
sort of
1:49:40
close to the end so the last
four or
1:49:42
five months people in China
have been
1:49:44
severely questioning the
soundness of
1:49:47
this and now those calls are
growing
1:49:50
louder and louder and we're
seeing
1:49:52
something very interesting in
practices
1:49:54
where China's committed sixty
billion
1:49:57
dollars or so to the Pakistan
economic
1:49:59
corridor the Pakistanis can't
pay that
1:50:03
back and China has now got a
serious
1:50:05
problem about what to do with
its big
1:50:08