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this is no agenda from northern
Silicon
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Valley were in this day in 1903
Sing
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Sing prison began taking
prisoners
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fingerprints it was the
beginning of the
0:33
end I'm Jesse tomorrow nice Oh
fight you
0:44
ran out of music bed that
doesn't happen
0:46
very often
0:46
I gotta shorten these things I
just you
0:49
got to talk to the writers I
have
0:51
another one that I was gonna
use which
0:53
was kind of interesting
actually wording
1:00
it correctly okay in 1812 yes
this was
1:05
the first u.s. foreign aid bill
1:08
authorized for relief of
victims of an
1:12
earthquake in Haiti Venezuela
yeah and
1:21
let me guess was it a very odd
1:22
earthquake your earthquake
machine back
1:31
oh no no no they may not have
rules Vern
1:33
I think was writing in that era
I mean
1:35
that's possible do you never
know you
1:37
never know in the morning
everybody it
1:39
is the No Agenda Show episode
1117 and
1:43
the day after the day after the
big
1:46
Austin Texas Meetup I I gotta
tell you
1:51
cracking the mic this morning
I'm I'm
1:53
actually a little self-aware
why well
1:56
because condemning you for
something no
1:58
but when you meet everybody and
you put
2:02
native faces to names and
2:04
you can hear how closely they're
2:06
listening it's like now I'm like
2:07
self-conscious make sure we do
2:11
everything just right what what
an
2:12
incredible group of people
yesterday use
2:14
I know you saw the pictures by
the way I
2:17
want to correct myself Jules
Verne was
2:20
not yet born he was born in
nineteen to
2:22
eighteen twenty-eight yes
because I
2:24
don't want to get a nasty note
almost an
2:26
unforgivable mistake ten years
old so I
2:29
think the head count was about
125 looks
2:34
like about based on everything
it looks
2:37
like it was but that sounds
about right
2:38
yeah it was really incredible
there oh
2:43
yeah you got that many people
just gonna
2:45
last a lot longer yeah and it
was so
2:48
good man the Austen beer works
did you
2:51
meet everyone at the 125 and
say hello I
2:53
hope so I certainly stayed long
enough
2:56
until you know there was almost
no one
2:57
left so if someone didn't come
up and
3:00
they weren't wrangled by the
keeper or
3:01
by the shill then we missed
each other
3:03
but I think I think I pretty
much met
3:05
everybody and wow what a group
we got
3:08
teachers we've got nurses we've
got it's
3:10
um weirded weirdo some big
giant weird
3:13
guy with that with a with a Guy
Fawkes
3:16
mask and long beard yeah like a
3:24
celebrity man he had his
glasses on he's
3:27
got a shades on he had his his
little
3:29
parade on oh yeah he just kind
of slid
3:32
in hey everybody sir Jean here
Duke Duke
3:35
of Texas sheriff sheriff to
Marriott
3:38
never yeah I think there were
two things
3:43
that made well besides everyone
being
3:44
there to other things that made
this
3:45
Meetup extra special without a
doubt
3:47
were the nametags and I'm
unsure who
3:50
brought those but there were
nametags
3:52
pre filled out with the name
Ben there
3:56
were some variations Benjamin
Bernadette
3:59
you know stuff like that it was
very
4:02
funny but Mark Hall our
documentarian
4:06
the supreme really blew it out
of the
4:09
water with the foam finger
number one no
4:11
agenda hands gloves that was
just what a
4:15
great idea
4:17
yeah that was good I think
that's a
4:20
premium we need to we need to
keep going
4:22
I don't think we actually got
one there
4:23
was so many people they were
gone in
4:25
seconds I was like haha so yeah
it was
4:30
just John I mean there's people
who we
4:33
know from the show that I've
known for
4:35
years and if not met he was it
was
4:38
really fantastic really
fantastic well
4:41
I'm good everyone glad everyone
had a
4:42
good time yeah I'm hard to top
that
4:44
number yeah you seem to be
trying to
4:47
throw some smackdown on Twitter
that
4:49
California can do better I
don't know
4:50
where you're gonna count for
you can do
4:52
better but you know it's
whether it will
4:56
do better than an issue okay
now you got
4:58
are you gonna try it are you
gonna do
5:00
something like in Los Angeles
perhaps
5:01
sure okay
5:04
yeah I understand I can
understand
5:06
you're a little intimidated by
our girth
5:08
here in Texas Texas typical
Texas crap
5:11
you know these guys the whole
state is
5:13
like this they're just full of
5:15
themselves everybody's got to
be bigger
5:16
or Texas would be the biggest
state and
5:19
you're not the biggest aid
Alaska's
5:20
bigger all right why don't you
go do a
5:23
meet up in Alaska see if you
can beat us
5:25
start in Anchorage doesn't have
this
5:27
this no they don't have that
D'Alessio
5:31
doesn't care they're now
getting free
5:33
money from oil and there's a
lot of
5:35
grass yeah although it was as
we go
5:42
through the notes later in the
donation
5:43
segment it was an interesting
variety of
5:45
things that were illegal that
were
5:47
slipped into envelopes what
yeah yeah
5:53
are we opening the envelopes
last night
5:56
trying to get the spreadsheet
and credit
5:57
everybody properly and you know
it's
6:00
like oh what's this mmm okay I
thought
6:01
that smelled kind of familiar
all right
6:03
what's this a mushroom all
kinds of
6:07
stuff people give out us as
party favors
6:09
and it's there what's that
Texas and
6:14
Nussbaum came in - yes I heard
that it's
6:18
the guy's amazing
6:19
he's baby he's been supporting
the show
6:21
as almost I think from day one
he's been
6:23
supporting it for as long as
anyone yeah
6:27
anyway
6:29
there was still time for prep
well
6:31
that's a good thing yeah a lot
going on
6:33
there is a lot going on where
do you
6:35
want to start cuz I got a
couple of
6:37
topics that I mean if you have
a serious
6:40
I got some some clips from
truck I don't
6:43
you hear Trump CPAC speech you
know
6:44
completely missed it
6:46
huge mistake not listening to
it while I
6:48
was doing you have to go back
okay
6:51
because it's you know his
normal ad-lib
6:54
speech in front of the big
crowd sure
6:56
sure it was this it this was
beyond the
7:00
pale for two hours of ad-lib
complaint
7:06
oh my goodness plain what CPAC
is and
7:08
who's behind this conservative
part it's
7:12
a conservative political action
group
7:14
political political action
committee
7:16
right yeah and so it has a
meeting every
7:20
year they've had these things
for a long
7:22
time it's very controversial
it's the
7:24
one this is the one that they
voted in
7:27
one time they they did a when
the t p--
7:29
before the tea party was was or
the rant
7:33
the Ron Paul tea party you mean
before
7:35
the government party sure they
they were
7:38
big celebrities at this thing
and then
7:40
the CPAC the CPAC thing is far
as I'm
7:43
concerned slightly corrupt they
rousted
7:45
the originals at the tea party
people
7:47
and then they brought in these
7:48
interlopers this year they did
hit
7:50
grosses at four one two three
four five
7:53
six seven eight nine what
unusual thing
7:59
they had michelle malkin coming
if
8:02
anyone can go find her speech
you're
8:04
gonna see as a killer speech
that it
8:08
hits the nail on the head about
CPAC and
8:10
all the rest of it and she'll
never get
8:12
invited back how good so she
did a good
8:14
job then oh I thought her
speech was the
8:17
best you have no clips from her
no I'm
8:20
gonna get the whole thing out
I'll clip
8:22
some from it it's mostly just
8:24
complaining about its it's a
very good
8:27
I'm just recommending people go
see it
8:29
so what just before you go what
exactly
8:31
is the point of this
conservative
8:33
political action quantity can
come out
8:37
and they can all shake their
fist at the
8:39
Liberals why
8:41
it held now though I mean this
is hell
8:43
about this time every year
8:44
oh it's every year okay oh yeah
it's
8:46
been on it's always on c-span
it's
8:48
played you know
8:49
c-span will play it on c-span -
oh oh
8:53
that's that's a movie no that's
not
8:55
c-span 3 yeah so Trump comes on
and he
9:03
does - over 2 hours of material
was this
9:08
like new stuff worst I think
most of it
9:11
was new yeah new material Wow
9:14
there's a lot of old stuff was
mixed in
9:16
I think whenever whenever that
that we
9:19
had that clip where like Trump
has as
9:21
he's humorless he has no humor
I guess
9:23
he took that to heart I don't
think he
9:26
paid much attention to that
because he
9:28
is pretty funny but there was my
9:31
favorite that I think the most
classy
9:32
example of this get this I have
this
9:35
article the BBC they describe
this
9:39
speech and I'm gonna I'm gonna
read a
9:41
quote from this article this is
the
9:42
BBC's yeah like I was trying to
find
9:47
stuff like you do yes I'd know
the
9:51
problem
9:51
the BBC's okay no I'm not gonna
find it
9:55
that way the me she saw all he
did was
9:57
they use every word except
lashed out
9:59
okay about how Trump was there
just a
10:02
slam Buller
10:04
but slam lash out just trying
to get the
10:10
title of this thing bang and I
can't
10:15
find it anyway I know why can't
find you
10:18
said in my hand a second ago
look at
10:21
this one last sheet Oh anyway
so they go
10:24
on and on about Trump's just be
it was
10:30
it was an attack but it was all
in good
10:32
humor and I have three accepts
from the
10:34
speech will get the outlook for
the for
10:36
the article as we play one of
these this
10:38
is just I'll give you three
interesting
10:46
examples because one of them
this a 36
10:48
second clip this is trumpet
CPAC the
10:51
great tariff debate and I am
10:54
washing this go what what is
this what's
10:56
the great tariff debate of 1888
and the
11:00
debate was we didn't know what
to do
11:03
with all the money we were
making we
11:05
were so rich and McKinley prior
to being
11:09
president he was very strong on
11:11
protecting our assets
protecting our
11:14
country and he made statements
that
11:16
others cannot come into our
country and
11:21
steal our wealth and steal our
jobs and
11:23
build their country and not
defend our
11:26
country we can't do that we
can't ever
11:29
allow that to happen so he's
he's
11:34
conflating tariffs with
immigration yes
11:40
as a matter of fact he managed
to do
11:42
that and did it pretty well but
that he
11:45
starts with this is where he
starts with
11:47
one of the he kind of starts
the speech
11:49
talking about stuff like this
he's going
11:50
into history lessons and then
he goes
11:52
then he goes shaggy-dog ok good
love it
11:56
and he doesn't come back to the
terrace
11:59
thing and I don't have the
follow-up for
12:01
about 15 minutes maybe 20
12:03
I mean he's his shaggy dog
approach is
12:05
quite entertaining here's the
BBC Erica
12:08
says Trump launches furious
attack on
12:11
Robert Koehler as I play these
four
12:13
trump clips I want you to tell
me if you
12:16
think that any of this is a
furious
12:17
attack on anybody does bitch
and moan a
12:20
lot but it's all very humorous
so let's
12:25
play this is the one it's about
I don't
12:27
know how long this is this is
pretty
12:29
deep into the speech even though
12:31
according to the BBC let me
read from
12:34
this article he called the
green new
12:36
deal pitch buy something
because as a
12:40
radical bid his his the
president's
12:42
attacks ranged widely they say
tax yes
12:46
painful attacks then he says
this is
12:51
kind of interesting he says
that he
12:55
started off he said where he
started off
12:57
then I'm gonna find this let's
play this
13:00
way they say he started off
here but
13:01
this is actually about half way
through
13:02
about a third of the way
through this
13:04
how he goes off the off the
rails and
13:07
begins to see me obtain the BBC
attack
13:11
but this is trumpet CPAC
cussing and
13:14
fake news they said no it's
okay for
13:17
other nations to come in I
won't use a
13:19
certain word cuz stop
politically but
13:22
everybody knows the word I'd
love to use
13:24
should I use it I won't do it
that's
13:29
actually just right there he
sounds like
13:32
a warm a cat warm-up act for a
TV show
13:35
he's got a script in one hand
he's
13:38
teaching everybody how to cheer
I was
13:39
great our great first lady
always says
13:43
don't use certain words please
I said
13:46
but the audience wanted me to
do it she
13:48
said don't do it and the
problem is if I
13:51
do do that they won't put the
little
13:53
preamble that we just went
through
13:54
they'll just use the word and
they'll
13:56
say isn't that terrible so I
won't use
13:58
I've learned because with the
fake news
14:02
[Applause]
14:06
if you tell a joke in fear
sarcastic if
14:10
you're having fun with the
audience if
14:12
you're in live television with
millions
14:14
of people and 25,000 people in
an arena
14:18
and if you say something like
Russia
14:21
please if you can get us Hillary
14:25
Clinton's emails
14:32
please get us team elves
14:38
[Applause]
14:45
I can totally see how people
think wow
14:48
this is just like Hitler
Mussolini
14:52
Mussolini right
14:54
Hitler was not although there is
14:58
evidence and I've been trying
to get
15:00
some some verification of this
15:02
apparently Hitler did tell
jokes and a
15:04
lot of his speeches so
everybody's
15:10
having a good time I'm laughing
we're
15:12
all having fun
15:13
and then that fake CNN and
others say
15:16
yes Russia to go get the email
like two
15:24
weeks ago I'm watching and
they're
15:26
talking about one of the punch
PS Russia
15:29
for the emails these people are
sick and
15:32
I'm telling you they know the
game they
15:37
know the game and they play it
dirty
15:40
dirtier than anybody's ever
played the
15:42
game
15:42
[Applause]
15:46
nice so this is the kind of
thing and
15:50
it's like the whole speech was
this kind
15:54
of material it was very funny
very well
15:56
delivered it was it was like a
warm-up
15:59
back you're exactly this is a
lot like
16:01
his whenever he speaks in front
of like
16:03
a building Association or some
lunch in
16:06
this is where he's really good
and I
16:08
guess he treated it like one of
those
16:09
occasions and not something
that would
16:11
be on c-span and televised for
all to to
16:14
criticize well his self aware
because
16:19
this one next clip I think was
this
16:22
where he goes off-script
mmm-hmm he's
16:24
off script the whole thing
let's face it
16:26
he's it was a probably twenty
minute
16:28
speech and he goes also him
somehow
16:30
twisted to slamming the green
new deal
16:32
but this is the trumpets he
pecked off
16:35
script this is a sell to me
this is him
16:38
realizing and by the way this
is what
16:41
the BBC said he started with
which he
16:44
did not apparently know wasn't
this was
16:47
nowhere near the beginning of
the speech
16:49
but okay whatever you say see
BBC and I
16:52
noticed this too that everybody
and I'm
16:54
sure uh it'll be interesting
with us
16:56
analyzed by Brooks and shields
because I
16:58
have a
16:59
and shielding commentary later
that
17:03
they're just nobody you have to
watch
17:06
the speech if you're gonna
start talking
17:08
about it and watch it you know
you just
17:10
watch it and try to enjoy it I
mean it's
17:12
very entertaining let's play
this you
17:15
know I don't know maybe you
know you
17:17
know I'm totally off script
right thank
17:20
you darling
17:24
you know I'm totally off script
right
17:27
now and this is how I got
elected by
17:29
being off script and if we
don't go off
17:34
script our country's in big
trouble
17:38
folks because we have to get it
back now
17:41
when I look at what's happening
on the
17:43
other side I encourage it I say
no no I
17:47
think the new Green Deal or
whatever the
17:51
hell they call it the green new
deal
17:53
right green new deal I
encourage it I
17:56
think I think it's really
something that
17:59
they should promote but they
should work
18:03
hard on it's something our
country needs
18:05
desperately they have to go out
and get
18:07
it but I'll take the other side
of that
18:09
argument
18:10
only because I'm mandated to
amend it
18:14
but they should stay with that
argument
18:15
ever change no plans no energy
when the
18:19
wind stops blowing that's the
end of
18:22
your electric let's hurry up
darling
18:25
darling is the wind blowing
today I'd
18:27
like to watch television darling
18:32
[Applause]
18:36
he could have added another
line I've
18:39
got a new one which is kind of
our line
18:41
but news came out yesterday
that in Los
18:45
Angeles it was the coldest
February in
18:48
recorded history
18:49
yeah and I'm thinking the green
New Deal
18:53
was already working great yeah
all right
18:58
so now here's the last clip I
could have
19:00
gotten more maybe I'll get some
more
19:01
from the next show but this was
the only
19:04
thing that was kind of baffling
I mean I
19:06
was it makes this makes you
turn your
19:07
head kind of like a dog when
you hear
19:09
this it's a very short clip
what is he
19:13
trying to tell us he talks
about crowd
19:15
so I'm constantly bugging
Mercedes
19:18
whenever we have a slow moment
I say
19:20
Mercedes and Sarah show them the
19:23
pictures show them and compare
them with
19:26
what they put on television
those
19:28
pictures were taken hours
before and
19:30
remember this also not that
Obama would
19:33
ever do this but we had fencing
all the
19:37
way down to the Washington
Monument and
19:39
it was raining and it was wet
and the
19:42
grass was wet and women and men
and I
19:46
consider them totally equal so
I'm not
19:47
gonna say it's harder factors
probably
19:49
with the men I know it's
actually easier
19:52
for the women to make the walk
right Wow
19:56
this is about his inauguration
photo I
19:58
guess she's still bitching
about it oh
20:00
my god what was the point of
that
20:01
comment that women somehow are
like
20:05
being wet more no he says like
the women
20:09
is easier for the winter walk
walked
20:11
into the men he he knows he
knows I
20:15
guess he's saying fat bastards
like
20:17
myself I don't know is he
saying fat
20:20
guys are wimps or what does he
try it
20:22
what's he implying I think cuz
he's a
20:23
big man maybe that's it huh
well I'm
20:30
glad you watched that oh I
couldn't tell
20:34
you this just a warning for
anybody
20:35
wants to watch this it's it's
like with
20:38
a lot of Trump stuff is like
this and
20:40
you have to admire this ability
of his
20:42
and I think it's gonna have to
come into
20:44
the into play with other
candidates at
20:46
some point
20:47
it's are gonna have to be
funnier and
20:49
better at public speaking yeah
not as
20:52
orators gotcha
20:54
but as guys who can just talk
to an
20:56
audience which is modern and
you start
20:59
watching this and it's very
hard to put
21:01
it down yeah it's a game you've
got a
21:04
budget some time cuz this thing
is long
21:07
addictive yeah I can understand
I can
21:11
understand well good I'm glad
you got
21:13
that he sounded very
comfortable in his
21:20
element so to speak he went to
into
21:22
another bit which I didn't
record where
21:24
he talks about his about his
public
21:27
speaking ability cuz he's
talking first
21:28
he starts he does he's he's
really an
21:31
insulting guy's I can insult
comic yeah
21:33
uh he says he says I got a
friend is a
21:36
everybody knows who he is a
rich guy in
21:38
New York he's the richest of
the riches
21:40
and sees a killer ease of
Sharky's and
21:41
this ease of that I can't tell
you his
21:43
name out you know who he is you
know who
21:45
he is he says this guy here
just rip you
21:48
to shreds to take advantage of
he says
21:50
he's a good friend of mine but
maybe
21:51
he's not because you'd probably
screw me
21:53
if he could write he does that
a lot
21:55
yeah and then he says this guy
this guy
21:59
he gets in front of two people
and he's
22:02
choking himself and he says he
could
22:03
nine people some thing about
how he
22:14
feels so much love in these
audiences
22:17
that's where he doesn't have any
22:18
troubles just talking to him
and he also
22:20
he with this he also gives the
the m5m
22:24
just hours of material to bitch
and moan
22:27
about him which is probably more
22:28
interesting than that of the
Cohen stuff
22:30
they've been doing non-stop if
you take
22:34
this stuff out of context or
just watch
22:36
these bitches about in the
speech and
22:38
just take snippets and if you
wanted to
22:40
have some fun there's enough
there right
22:43
right you could really make him
look
22:45
like a buffoon and I don't I'm
surprised
22:47
they don't do it more I think
it's too
22:48
much work for one thing I don't
think
22:50
they like listening to these
speeches
22:52
they don't like doing a lot of
work
22:54
these guys oh no the BBC's
report on the
22:58
speech was just lame and
23:00
[Music]
23:03
well I did notice something
else took
23:06
place just at the end of last
week which
23:09
may even possibly be an exit
strategy
23:11
for you and I know old fingers
yes a
23:16
small a small exit strategy but
yeah at
23:20
least for the rest of our lives
because
23:23
we could we could make up to a
million
23:26
dollars if the addressing
envelopes by
23:30
selling grit newspaper I still
have the
23:37
x-ray glasses no it's race
specs we can
23:41
provide information which I
believe I
23:44
can do leading up to the
apprehension
23:48
and capture of hasma bin Laden
the son
23:53
of Osama bin Laden this broke
as two
23:56
spooks entered the Foreign Press
24:01
briefing at the at the State
Department
24:05
hey boy these guys were super
spooks
24:07
they show up in a couple of
these clips
24:09
and they and the thing was
billed as you
24:12
know strategy and tools against
al-qaeda
24:14
of course we haven't really
heard much
24:15
from al-qaeda because we thought
24:17
al-qaeda kind of morphed and it
became
24:23
what we were told well it turns
out the
24:27
story's a little bit different
it was
24:28
eliminated but now we've got
this guy
24:30
all of a sudden out of the blue
for no
24:32
reason whatsoever we get these
reports
24:36
we'll start off with the Central
24:37
Intelligence broadcast system
they
24:39
report from CBS we have only a
few
24:41
images of him his current age
his guess
24:44
and why why on these packages
they throw
24:48
together you know at the end of
the week
24:50
why they have a brit voicing it
is
24:52
beyond me this is it because
she's
24:55
actually from british
intelligence and
24:58
she wrote the scripts i mean oh
you
24:59
might as well voices yes
something like
25:01
that we have only a few images
of him
25:04
his current age his guest to be
around
25:06
30 and he's believed to be
living in
25:09
hiding in either Pakistan or
Afghanistan
25:12
Hamzah bin Laden is a figure
shrouded in
25:15
mystery but the State
Department says
25:17
he's emerging as a leader of
al-qaeda
25:19
and some think a possible
replacement
25:21
for the terror groups current
top leader
25:24
Ayman al-zawahiri he seems to
be very
25:27
charismatic ally sufen is a
former FBI
25:30
agent and expert on al-qaeda
bringing
25:33
spooks he has been groomed
since his
25:38
father's death to take a more
senior
25:41
role in the organization's it's
great it
25:45
gets better comes a bin Laden
grew up a
25:47
poster child for al-qaeda
appearing in
25:50
propaganda videos like this one
and
25:52
thought to be his father
25:54
Osama bin Laden's favorite son
let me
25:57
tell you if you first of all
you would
25:59
ask me Osama bin Laden's sons
name I
26:01
wouldn't have known it that
really would
26:02
have had and and to be able to
pull a
26:07
clip of some kid you know here
he is
26:09
here's the kid I mean that's
that's
26:11
pretty good end of the week
maybe CBS
26:16
he's threatened America in audio
26:19
recordings yet only now has the
US
26:21
government offered money for
help
26:23
capturing him just the fact
that he is
26:25
beloved and son create the
belief out
26:29
there that he might be able to
you know
26:32
try at least to fill his
father's shoes
26:37
Ali Soufan believes al Qaeda is
26:39
potentially more dangerous than
ever
26:41
before the terrorist group and
its
26:44
affiliates are estimated to
have tens of
26:46
thousands of fighters across
the Middle
26:48
East and Africa now whenever we
hear a
26:50
report like this I mean not
just by we
26:52
had some Pakistani of origin
Pakistani
26:55
producers at the meet up
yesterday and
26:57
like all you guys are spot on
26:58
with with Modi and it just
being an
27:00
election year and causing some
crap and
27:02
Kashmir we whenever this
happens we know
27:04
it's election time we all stock
up on
27:06
food because you never know how
long
27:08
it'll last
27:09
it's the same with this when
you bring
27:11
out a kid and you say oh he's
gonna be
27:13
the new leader and then add in
little
27:15
bit little elements which I had
to get
27:17
these different reports to find
them all
27:20
you know it's like well yeah
he's he's
27:24
coming back
27:26
and well listen to the BBC who
again
27:29
clearly their intelligence
outfit has
27:32
something to do with their
reporters
27:33
better than CBS and and the
kicker for
27:35
the the impetus for all this
was that
27:39
Saudi Arabia the kingdom of sa
stripped
27:44
him of his citizenship now yeah
who
27:48
could make that happen there's
only one
27:51
there's only one house the
White House
27:54
calls up Saudi Arabia says
alright we
27:57
need this guy we need to start
some crap
27:59
somewhere you've got a setup
for that
28:02
false leg I've been predicting
well
28:04
maybe yes very possibly again
for our
28:08
million dollar payout up to a
million I
28:10
might add they're not promising
a
28:12
million it's up to up to a
million says
28:18
it right there on the poster so
you'll
28:19
probably hey good work no
agenda yeah
28:21
give me a knighthood no thanks
28:24
listen to the BBC report new
information
28:26
some breaking news now to bring
you from
28:29
Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia has
stripped
28:32
the son of the late al-qaeda
leader
28:35
Osama bin Laden of his Saudi
nationality
28:37
we're told the royal decree was
28:39
published in the Official
Gazette it
28:42
comes out I need to read the
Saudi
28:44
Gazette as the United States is
offering
28:47
a million dollar reward for
information
28:49
up to about Hamza bin Laden the
US
28:54
officials say that he is
emerging as the
28:56
leader of the Islamist militant
group in
28:58
recent years he's called on
followers to
28:59
take revenge on the US and its
allies
29:01
for the killing of his father
who
29:03
ordered the 9/11 attacks our
Washington
29:05
correspondent Chris Buckley
reports so
29:07
there's only a couple people
who make
29:09
that phone call for this
stripping of
29:11
your nationality which I've
never heard
29:14
Saudi Arabia do that's a
Kushner call
29:17
Kushner or Trump or someone
from the
29:19
White House ah you gotta set
this up for
29:21
so they do that the BBC they go
all out
29:23
let's just remind everybody
about this
29:26
guy's dad okay the United
States has
29:28
published a wanted poster for
Hamza bin
29:30
Laden and they believe this is
a new
29:33
face of al Qaeda the group has
been
29:35
responsible for many
29:36
and bombings but none were more
29:38
devastating than this on
September the
29:41
11th 2001 its members flew
planes into
29:44
the Twin Towers of New York's
World
29:46
Trade Center one of a series of
29:49
murderous attacks on America
apparently
29:51
masterminded by Osama bin Laden
like the
29:54
apparently masterminded almost
two
29:57
decades on the US has new
concerns about
29:59
Al Qaeda and its leaders son
has been
30:03
has released audio and video
messages on
30:06
the internet calling on his
followers to
30:09
launch attacks against the
United States
30:11
and its Western allies and he
has
30:13
threatened two attacks against
the
30:15
United States in revenge for
the May
30:17
2011 killing of his father
after a
30:21
10-year search Osama bin Laden
was found
30:23
at a safe house in Pakistan and
killed
30:26
in an operation ordered by the
then
30:27
President Barack Obama after a
firefight
30:30
they killed Osama bin Laden and
took
30:32
custody of his body in the
compound they
30:36
find letter suggests he was
grooming his
30:38
son home so it's the same
report the
30:41
same report by the way I
watched the
30:43
25-minute spook session at the
State
30:46
Department they didn't mention
any of
30:47
this some some briefing went
out with
30:49
all these little details you
know about
30:52
all these little things that
he's been
30:53
doing to succeed him on my
intelligence
30:56
officials believe he is
emerging as a
30:58
key leader in the extremist
group
31:00
today's al Qaeda is not
stagnant it's
31:03
rebuilding and it continues to
threaten
31:06
the United States and our
allies the
31:08
u.s. is offering 1 million
dollars for
31:11
information that leads them to
Hamza bin
31:13
Laden officials believe he
could be in
31:15
Afghanistan Pakistan or Iran
but they
31:18
admit now becomes important is
it
31:25
Pakistan Iran Afghanistan where
is it
31:29
gotta throw it but you know we
got to
31:31
think strategically I want to
play a
31:33
little bit of these 2 spoon of
a Sunni
31:38
Muslim like this guy being in a
shiite
31:41
world of Iran and hanging out
there as
31:44
being no chance
31:46
no that is bullcrap they just
threw a
31:49
run in there cuz I think this
is still
31:50
part of the scheme to do false
flag so
31:52
we can invader robbed by
Columbus on I
31:54
think you're right but there is
31:56
something else going on but
let's just
31:58
stick with the idea that
al-qaida is now
32:01
coming back and I didn't know
this but
32:04
when we killed Osama bin Laden
32:06
we found documents that said he
was
32:08
grooming his son it's funny I
don't
32:10
remember this
32:12
and there's the BBC reporting
it I just
32:15
don't remember this so then one
32:17
brilliant I think he's from
Egypt maybe
32:20
one brilliant journalist
remembered some
32:23
of the things that we were
always
32:24
laughing about if you recall
al-qaeda
32:27
did a lot of branding and
rebranding do
32:32
you remember this they would it
was
32:35
always all either rebranding
themselves
32:39
[Music]
32:41
the franchising when they went
to the
32:43
franchise board and started the
32:45
franchising that's when we got
all these
32:47
different rebranding efforts
and one of
32:49
the journalists asked the two
states
32:51
books about it I was wondering
whether
32:53
he could elaborate a bit more
also the
32:54
question of rebranding of
certain groups
32:57
there is no other terrorist
organization
33:01
organization in the world has
ever
33:03
talked about rebranding but al
Qaeda
33:05
it's just it's banned but this
guy's
33:07
kind of on to it he says some
33:09
interesting things I think
there was a
33:12
rumor a few years ago that Al
Qaeda or
33:15
other fundamental radical
groups had
33:19
then taken the the label of
Isis because
33:22
it was very successful and so I
suppose
33:25
there's no coincidence that now
that the
33:28
fortune of Isis is going down
that you
33:30
are reminding the world that al
Qaeda is
33:34
still out there I thought is
his way of
33:37
this framing this question the
tense
33:40
very interesting he says hey I
guess
33:41
that now that Isis is kind of
on the
33:43
outs it's no coincidence you
guys are
33:45
reminding us that al Qaeda is
still out
33:48
there
33:49
it's an insulting question
because
33:55
listen to what you have to say
precisely
33:58
I suppose there's no
coincidence that
34:00
now that the fortune of Isis is
going
34:03
down that you're reminding the
world
34:06
that al Qaeda is still out
there on the
34:09
question of shifting
allegiances Isis
34:13
grew out of al Qaeda what we the
34:15
organization we now know as
Isis was
34:17
originally known as al Qaeda in
Iraq we
34:21
so we have to be aware of the
fact that
34:23
boundaries between
organizations can
34:25
sometimes be fluid almost one
rises and
34:27
one falls there might be
movement
34:29
between them listen to this
bullshit
34:32
this guy is he's not answering
the
34:35
question
34:35
because he knows he's been had
and he's
34:37
just talking marketing crap at
this
34:39
point in a terrorism briefing
to be
34:41
aware of the fact that
boundaries
34:43
between organizations can
sometimes be
34:45
fluid yes I know it's a hard
rock East
34:47
hard rock West you never know
who you're
34:49
dealing with and as one Rises
and one
34:51
falls there might be movement
between
34:52
them it's risk and so we
addressed the
34:55
risk and prepare for risk as
far as
34:58
rebranding the problem that
we've
35:01
encountered around the world in
a number
35:03
of different countries is
efforts by Al
35:07
Qaeda networks affiliates
individuals to
35:12
portray themselves as more
moderate to
35:15
portray themselves not as
terrorists but
35:18
as political actors the United
States is
35:21
not fooled by these efforts if
you walk
35:24
like a terrorist and talk like a
35:26
terrorist you're a terrorist oh
okay our
35:28
designations policy reflects
that
35:31
reality and that's our policy
35:32
if you walk like a terrace and
talk like
35:34
a terrorist dagnabbit your
terrorist son
35:38
it's like if you're innocent
until
35:41
alleged okay this guy
definitely set
35:47
those got him on sharpening
okay the
35:50
Today Show is the final the
final comp
35:53
balázs clip here The Today
Show added
35:56
another gem because remember
we're doing
35:59
this for a reason we've mean
36:02
to put up an up to a million
dollar
36:04
bounty on this guy's head which
was the
36:06
lead it was the headline that a
big
36:07
poster on stage Mill upped up
two little
36:10
letters up to we never heard of
it like
36:12
I said in the newsletter and I
had a
36:13
great picture of him by the way
he
36:15
shouldn't you probably I did I
saw it
36:16
with a don't drone media don't
throw me
36:19
bro it looks like he looks like
a guy if
36:23
you look at that pity looks
like a guy
36:24
who stinks himself as a lady
killer I
36:26
also believe he's 33 years old
I've seen
36:29
different numbers in the 30 but
she's
36:32
funnier would be this much
funnier but
36:35
he looks like the ladies ladies
ladies
36:37
man he's also wearing that
black rope
36:42
around the his headdress mm-hmm
and
36:45
generally speaking that super
terrorist
36:47
and was it a really super
terrorist
36:49
terrorist they never wear that
that's
36:52
considered an a an adornment
that's an
36:55
insult to Allah so they
generally don't
36:59
wear him in so when you see a
group of
37:00
people and they're ones without
that
37:02
black thing going around there
that's
37:04
tighten it up it's like I say
it's like
37:06
a band right if they're not
wearing that
37:08
I don't think Osama normally
wore one
37:11
either that's usually someone
who's an
37:13
extremist no and they're always
you can
37:16
see and they're all over the
place and
37:18
this kid having that on really
makes me
37:20
question and within this white
it could
37:22
have been a saudi color which
would be a
37:25
red checked i mean there's a
lot of
37:27
things that are wrong with this
whole
37:29
this thing is bullcrap oh yeah
well but
37:32
i'm thinking i don't want you
to think
37:33
about what about this if Osama
was CIA
37:38
from the get-go hmm which some
people
37:41
believe sure and it's not it's
and it's
37:44
one of the many ways you can
look at the
37:46
alternate histories if he was
CIA just
37:49
say al Qaeda is CIA could hold
his State
37:53
Department and but let's just
say that
37:56
if he was CA is it possible
that the kid
38:00
is like an asset that needs to
be what
38:04
do you call when you get the
guy out of
38:05
the field yeah extract extract
has to be
38:08
extract no no no this kid may
not even
38:10
be alive it's unimportant it
made let me
38:14
one more thing how many kids
overall did
38:17
Obama know Obama Osama have Oh
eighty no
38:21
no I think he had six right no
no he had
38:25
they don't even know but it's
between
38:27
twenty and twenty six kids but
this one
38:31
they found the writings that
this one
38:33
was being groomed this is the
one this
38:36
was the favorite this is this
is the guy
38:38
he was he's taken over he's
becoming the
38:41
new leader he's put out stuff
on the
38:43
internet which I haven't seen I
haven't
38:45
heard it I'm I haven't looked
at this
38:47
site Intel group yet but I'm
sure they
38:49
have something that they put up
there
38:51
that sounds like somebody being
pissed
38:52
off about America
38:54
it is revenge revenge so he's
saying I'm
38:58
gonna attack the u.s. I'm gonna
attack
39:00
their allies in Western Europe
this
39:02
means we have to go get this
guy we
39:05
gotta find him
39:06
we got a smoke them out and and
just add
39:10
a little bit of just some nice
color NBC
39:14
Today Show they deserve a gold
star
39:16
Hamza bin Laden classified as a
39:19
terrorist by the US government
since
39:21
2017 but now they're upping the
ante and
39:24
offering money for information
on his
39:27
whereabouts his father was the
world's
39:31
most infamous terrorist
responsible for
39:34
the 9/11 attacks on the United
States
39:36
now the son of Osama bin Laden
hamza has
39:40
a bounty on his own head this
morning
39:43
the US State Department is
offering up
39:45
to a million dollar reward for
anyone
39:48
who can reveal Hamza bin Laden's
39:50
whereabouts according to the
State
39:52
Department Hamza is emerging as
a leader
39:54
of al-qaeda and it's released
video
39:57
calling for attacks on the US
revenge
40:00
for his father's death I can
report to
40:03
the American people and to the
world
40:04
that the United States has
conducted an
40:07
operation that killed Osama bin
Laden
40:10
his father Osama and brother
Khalid
40:12
killed by US Navy SEALs during
a raid in
40:15
Pakistan in 2011 relatively
little is
40:19
known about Hamza he's thought
to be
40:21
around 30 years old and was most
40:23
recently seen at his wedding in
video
40:26
released by the CIA
40:28
several years ago it for it's
believed
40:30
he may have married the
daughter of
40:32
Muhammad Atta lead hijacker and
40:34
mastermind of the 9/11 attacks
doesn't
40:38
get any better and who
masterminded the
40:43
9/11 attacks has gotten married
to the
40:46
daughter of Muhammad Atta it
just
40:49
doesn't get better than this
this guy is
40:51
really two years ago Hamza bin
Laden was
40:55
named a specially designated
global
40:57
terrorist by the United States
on Friday
41:00
Saudi Arabia announced it had
revoked
41:02
his citizenship but as
whereabouts
41:05
remain a mystery it is not just
a cash
41:09
reward the US government is also
41:11
promising absolute
confidentiality and
41:14
even relocation we will get
we'd they
41:21
will relocate us we can start a
new
41:24
podcast under new names and new
41:26
identities with a million bucks
cool mil
41:29
in our pocket up too and I'd
like to I'd
41:33
like this show to take credit
because I
41:34
know exactly where he is
41:36
alright we're listening and
I've been
41:39
paying attention to the region
because
41:41
you've been talking about some
kind of
41:43
strike you know some false flag
we've
41:45
been analyzing what can be done
with
41:47
Iran now you obviously he's not
hiding
41:50
in Iran but do I think I know
yes I went
41:54
and looked up news stories
country after
41:57
country and wow I think I hit
it I can
42:02
with a surety say Kozma bin
Laden is
42:06
hiding out in Tajikistan to be
specific
42:10
on Yi aan why i arne tajikistan
i think
42:16
he may even have an existing
compound
42:18
there that he owned or his dad
owned and
42:20
if you look at what's happening
with
42:22
tajikistan we have a number of
problems
42:24
just this morning children
barred from
42:27
attending church five thighs
5000 Bible
42:29
verse calendars burned
Tajikistan
42:33
kidnapped a jeek activist
42:39
is terrible horrible no it's
the worst
42:41
ever I mean these are m5m
headlines from
42:44
the past 24 hours my favorite
though has
42:48
got to be this one this week's
China
42:50
News headlines
42:51
remember you never saw us here
that's
42:55
what this Chinese soldier told a
42:56
Washington Post reporter in
Tajikistan
42:58
I'm guessing that soldier has
never met
43:01
a reporter before the soldier
was
43:04
shopping in a small bazaar in
43:05
southeastern Tajikistan near
the borders
43:07
with China and Afghanistan it's
about 85
43:10
miles from a secret Chinese
military
43:13
outpost I mean not so secret
that you
43:16
can't see it from satellite
photos or in
43:19
this photo taken by the
Washington Post
43:21
reporter or from the reports of
nearby
43:24
villagers who say they've seen
dozens
43:26
possibly hundreds of Chinese
troops over
43:28
the past three years but other
than that
43:30
nobody knows about China's
secret
43:32
military base in Tajikistan
unless you
43:35
watch China uncensored don't
read The
43:37
Washington Post
43:37
obviously it's very difficult
to get
43:39
clips about China from Chinese
news
43:42
organizations if they do any
news on
43:43
this actually Chinese
uncensored is in
43:46
English I believe it is it is
and it's
43:49
kind of a it's a sarcastic is
just I
43:53
just wanted the piece about the
I just
43:55
wanted some audio really of the
Chinese
43:58
base which initially the
Indians India
44:00
was going to take over this
base and
44:03
build it up and then Tajikistan
cut a
44:06
new deal with the Chinese and
if you
44:08
look at the location of
Tajikistan it is
44:11
in the perfect strategic spot
to do all
44:15
kinds of crazy shit and we
probably
44:17
should stop the Chinese while
we're at
44:19
it because they are starting a
base
44:21
right there now's the time to
go in
44:23
now's the time to go after some
44:25
terrorists we could smoke them
out and I
44:29
am Telling the US authorities
right now
44:32
that that is not that they
don't know it
44:34
because of course they know
exactly what
44:37
they're gonna do it's not about
finding
44:38
him is who do we need to rubble
eyes
44:39
next
44:40
I'm calling Tajikistan
44:43
well I'm not gonna argue with
that would
44:45
be the target for rebel ization
although
44:47
I still think I still - well I
think the
44:53
real target of a rebel ization
is Iran
44:55
but oh sure it wouldn't
surprise me but
45:00
it's a perfect spot there it's
right
45:02
there it's China Afghanistan
Pakistan
45:05
middle of everything is a
beautiful
45:07
space I'm not mistaken it's
supposed to
45:10
be a a really cool place to
visit it's a
45:13
great country for entertaining
45:18
let's look into Tajikistan you
got me a
45:21
little flat-footed yeah you
know it's
45:23
I've been I've been paying
attention
45:25
I thought maybe Kyrgyzstan but
there's
45:27
nothing the Kyrgyz saunas
nothing but
45:29
good news in your kyrgyzstan
fighting
45:31
prejudice one hijab at a time
yeah so
45:34
the oh no they're all the good
guys over
45:35
there in Kyrgyzstan but
Tajikistan yeah
45:39
so we will probably you know
wind up
45:43
killing this guy this kid in
Tajikistan
45:45
throw his body in the water you
know
45:47
according to Muslim tradition
make sure
45:50
we have pictures that we can
within 10
45:52
minutes make sure we have
pictures we
45:54
can't ever show you because you
know
45:55
you'd be too horrified versus
anything
45:58
on Netflix okay that's fine
46:03
now the timeline I don't know
but it
46:04
seems like they you know this
so out of
46:12
the blue this kid it's it's
almost like
46:16
people should be shaking their
head
46:18
saying what day what did he
specifically
46:21
what has he done they ran a
story before
46:24
they even had any more she
could tell
46:27
about him they're developing
those now
46:29
yes well there's my guest yes
witness
46:32
the he probably married
Mohammed Atta's
46:34
daughter are you kidding me
yeah that's
46:38
just yeah now you now you're
pushing it
46:41
but the entire news media is
all over
46:44
the story and I have the PBS
report
46:46
which has been laden kid what
did he do
46:48
is my question and and this is
only 20
46:51
they only gave him 25 seconds
the US
46:55
Department of State is offering
a 1
46:57
million dollar bounty why
doesn't why is
47:00
no one correct on this why
don't they
47:01
say what it really is up to 1
million
47:04
dollars I mean how can you it
is a it's
47:08
a journalistic error yes the US
47:10
Department of State is offering
a 1
47:11
million dollar bounty for
information
47:14
leading to the capture of Osama
bin
47:16
Laden's son Hamza he's believed
to be
47:19
the new leader of al-qaeda
47:20
Hamza bin Laden has threatened
attacks
47:23
against the US and its allies in
47:25
retaliation for his father's
death in
47:27
2011 the government of Saudi
Arabia has
47:31
also announced that it
47:32
stripped bin Laden's
citizenship again
47:36
this this stripping the
citizenship it's
47:38
to me and to no agenda thinkers
it's
47:41
obvious it's obvious it's
bullcrap
47:44
he's just strip demoted
citizenship well
47:47
that must mean he's a terrorist
the
47:51
whole thing is anyway there's
obviously
47:54
leading into something else and
we'll
47:55
see what it is but now exactly
it's a
47:57
scam
47:58
I found another little gem for
us to
48:02
discuss Ebola in the Democratic
Republic
48:06
of Congo which is another thing
that
48:09
we're trained to um be on the
lookout
48:10
for when when it's like Ebola
strikes
48:13
there's always military that
goes in
48:15
after that and typically
there's no no
48:17
huge epidemic of Ebola and we
went
48:20
through it went through that we
went
48:21
through Zika somebody gets
rousted that
48:23
we never hear about so now
we're back to
48:26
to the Democratic Republic of
Congo
48:28
which still is in strife
because of
48:31
their elections and shields
being put in
48:33
a very important country mainly
for
48:36
northern for the northern part
we're
48:39
aware we have the small batch
artisan
48:41
cobalt being mined by small
batch
48:44
children fingers bleeding and
that goes
48:47
into your iPhone or your Huawei
or
48:50
whatever it is this Chinese all
over the
48:51
place there so you know it's
there's
48:54
issues and we need to protect
that and
48:56
so we had Doctors Without
Borders up
48:58
there medicines on pompeia that
doing
49:02
their thing with Ebola and
strangely
49:04
enough the population there is
so angry
49:08
that they think it's a good
idea to go
49:11
and break down and burn this
tent city
49:15
of people who have Ebola inside
of it
49:18
and this so I'm sure that's
really
49:22
believable that the population
who's
49:25
seen people shit their guts out
and died
49:28
although we don't have any
footage of
49:31
that recently we just see some
tents and
49:32
stuff and some doctors but okay
we'll
49:34
have to believe it so yeah you
know what
49:37
let's just go and torch the
place the
49:39
first attack was last Sunday
night yeah
49:42
it started around 10 o'clock
49:44
emanuelle Mazar is
49:45
on the ground emergency
coordinator for
49:47
Doctors Without Borders
49:49
he says anywhere from twenty to
a
49:51
hundred men converged on their
treatment
49:53
center in a rural area called
cot WA and
49:55
they started to throw stones
inside and
49:58
then they started to put part
of the
50:00
center on fire all the
logistical and
50:04
modern sanitation equipments
after about
50:07
15 minutes they scattered but
the center
50:09
was already in ruins the next
attack was
50:13
Wednesday night at a treatment
center
50:14
seven miles away in a city
called loot
50:16
Ambo this was even more violent
so a car
50:20
was used to break the gate
there was men
50:22
inside they divided in
different teams
50:25
they start to destroy things
the police
50:29
arrived there was a 30-minute
gun battle
50:32
in which one officer was killed
and
50:34
meanwhile there are nearly 60
patients
50:37
in the center suspected or
confirmed to
50:40
have Ebola many of them just
picked up
50:42
and ran Messara arrived on the
scene
50:44
okay so you're in the tent
dying of
50:47
Ebola you just pick up and run
I mean I
50:53
was pretty sketchy soon after
and he
50:55
says everyone was traumatized
you were
50:58
afraid for your life you'd feel
51:00
completely helpless most of the
patients
51:02
have been located and moved to
a center
51:04
operated by another charity
called Alima
51:06
mistrust is high in this part
of Congo
51:08
he notes that it's an isolated
51:10
impoverished area with a
history of
51:12
armed conflict that's made
people wary
51:14
of outsiders and they've never
seen
51:16
Ebola before so it's not
surprising that
51:19
they're gonna be suspicious
51:20
well I know and now all of a
sudden
51:22
these people have never seen
Ebola
51:24
before it's as if they threw
that in
51:26
there so that you can
understand why
51:28
these morons would want people
with
51:30
Ebola running around I'm sure
they know
51:33
what Ebola is this can't be a
truthful
51:37
report it impoverished area
with a
51:39
history of armed conflict
that's made
51:41
people wary of outsiders and
they've
51:43
never seen Ebola before so it's
not
51:45
surprising that they're gonna be
51:47
suspicious when a bunch of
foreigners
51:49
show up and start insisting
that as soon
51:51
as your child or mother has a
fetus what
51:53
this sounds like here is a
cover story
51:55
for what this really is
51:57
which is probably a bunch of
yeah
51:59
with guns hiding in these tents
to do
52:01
whatever and now's like well of
course
52:04
these people have never seen
Ebola they
52:05
don't really I'm sure they were
worried
52:07
about this Doctors Without
Borders have
52:09
been in Africa for decades and
now oh
52:12
now we're worried about him
you're
52:14
covering NPR with a history of
arms on
52:17
pages yeah that's made people
were you
52:20
I don't think NPR knows what is
what's
52:22
going on at all and they're
just giving
52:23
us a bogus report that somebody
gave him
52:25
to read Outsiders and they've
never seen
52:27
Ebola before so it's not
surprising that
52:30
they're gonna be suspicious
when a bunch
52:32
of foreigners show up and start
52:33
insisting that as soon as your
child or
52:35
mother has a fever you have to
send them
52:37
off to strangers in these
plastic suits
52:40
the group won't resume
operations until
52:42
it can be sure that it has the
full
52:44
support of the community we
have not
52:46
been communicating enough with
the
52:48
population normally Doctors
Without
52:50
Borders specializes in caring
for
52:52
patients but they're thinking
in this
52:54
case maybe they need to shift
gears and
52:56
focus on engaging the community
okay so
52:59
they'd need more PR to explain
to the
53:01
Africans there who apparently
are stupid
53:03
what's really going on what
caught my
53:05
eye in all reports of this is
the line
53:10
they have temporarily handed
over
53:13
operations to a Lima which I
had never
53:17
heard of before
53:18
I have we've talked about him I
think a
53:20
Lima is the Alliance for
international
53:23
medical action I had I can't
remember
53:27
but I did look up their board of
53:29
directors well well well yes I
bet you
53:34
found some yes besides well the
53:35
president dr. Pierre creme you
now he's
53:38
from Kanda Naevia and he worked
at the
53:43
analysis group I don't have to
tell you
53:45
what kind of thing think that
is but
53:46
right underneath him the
director the
53:49
former director of the Clinton
Health
53:50
Access Initiative is on the
board of
53:52
directors the phony pill
delivers oh
53:55
yeah then we've got a woods
whole person
53:57
that's a spook then we have
where was my
54:02
favorite here we have Catherine
Dumais
54:04
our / she's from the working
group in C
54:08
in the Security Council which
is a
54:10
non-governmental organization
54:12
sounds like something medical
to me not
54:14
really
54:17
then we have some bankers
Agustin Ogier
54:23
secretary-general of Alima
co-opted
54:26
board member of a Lima USA and
then a
54:28
very interesting
54:30
Glenda Hersh because you know
if you're
54:32
an organization organization
like this
54:34
and what we kind of believe now
I think
54:37
we I believe it is that these
54:39
organizations are staging
things they're
54:42
you know they're covering up
their runs
54:44
their fronts
54:45
Glenda Hersh an award winning
an Emmy
54:49
award-winning television
producer he'll
54:53
she got to do with this well
when I saw
54:56
her description award-winning
Emmy
55:00
award-winning producer and
co-president
55:02
of truly original media two of
55:04
televisions leading producers of
55:06
unscripted programming I went
huh I
55:09
wonder what she really does and
why she
55:13
is the owner of the production
company
55:17
that produces Real Housewives
of Atlanta
55:21
stripped ink angel summer house
hack my
55:26
life our wildlife she's a
reality
55:29
television producer that make
sense this
55:35
is the kind of person you want
on your
55:36
board if you're creating some
kind of
55:38
information yes exactly
55:44
so we need to keep our eye on
DRC
55:47
because this well control of
your
55:54
explaining you have that little
55:56
transition where the doctors
without
55:57
borders have to set this thing
up and
55:59
okay we'll give you a lot of
money you
56:02
can use the money okay okay
will do and
56:03
then they got fed up said you
guys take
56:05
it now hey we're doing this for
you
56:07
first your hand over see it a
little
56:11
sooner than you want it but we
got to
56:13
get out of here
56:15
and over 3,000 troops Isis a
virus the
56:22
killer from Nigeria
56:24
[Applause]
56:28
it will take over can't wait to
see what
56:33
the next move is but we've got
our eye
56:35
on you yeah we'll figure it out
and with
56:39
that I'd like to thank you for
your
56:40
occurred to say in the morning
to you
56:42
the man who put the C & c-span
3 John C
56:47
well in the morning to you miss
you have
56:49
across the morning if boots on
the
56:50
ground feet in the air subs in
the water
56:51
all the Dame is tonight's up in
the
56:52
morning to the troll room
trolls thanks
56:54
for being here met a lot of the
trolls
56:56
at the meetup yesterday and
they are at
56:59
no agenda stream comm where
they're
57:00
always hanging out and giving us
57:02
one-liners keeping us on the
straight
57:03
and narrow and trolling just
pure
57:05
trolling ugly ass trolling we
love him
57:08
for it no agenda stream commie
they do
57:10
Oh didn't you know sarcasm
sarcastic
57:13
jokes oh you mean in this in the
57:15
chatroom the trial we call it
the troll
57:17
room exactly that the troll
room in the
57:19
morning - Adam at sea now this
was a
57:22
classic evergreen that we used
on the
57:25
artwork for episode 11 16 years
ago yes
57:29
it was I think it was yeah even
what
57:33
listens to the show anymore he
may not
57:35
he didn't claim his his his
prize were
57:39
being chosen as artwork but it
was just
57:41
it was a beautiful piece little
33 I
57:44
think is a hard number sign
yeah very
57:46
artsy from the title of that
episode was
57:50
GND mou roi which if you were
wondering
57:54
stands for green new deal
Memorandum of
57:55
Understanding return on an
investment
57:57
very relevant to that episode
and we
58:00
thank padam at sea wherever he
is if
58:03
he's lost at sea he's Man
Overboard Man
58:06
Overboard
58:06
we yes well he's an atom at sea
and we
58:10
appreciate the work that all of
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58:12
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58:14
is where you can look at
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58:16
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58:18
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58:21
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58:25
that no gin art generator calm
so okay
58:29
so we have a few people to
think now do
58:31
you have a separate list or
they all
58:32
incorporated it yeah I have a
separate
58:34
list I have a separate list and
notes
58:36
do you want to do that as a
separate
58:38
segment yeah
58:39
I think we should do it now
think we do
58:41
it all together I mean that
okay well
58:43
let's start waiting to exalt it
says
58:44
associate executive and
executive
58:46
producers for show 1117 like
okay what
58:49
do you know I can't know what
do you
58:51
know we're yeah we're gonna do
what
58:54
we're gonna do the meet up
first is up
58:57
to you yeah I think was asking
yeah
59:00
maybe misunderstood yeah I'd
like to do
59:02
the meet up notes first that
I'm go
59:05
through them as quick as
possible
59:06
no we do all the me up notes
like it is
59:08
last time yeah okay once you do
that and
59:11
then we'll go to the regular
list yes
59:13
good idea alright and I have
notes oh
59:16
and we have the two knighting
Zanda
59:18
daming on site with a yet again
59:21
brandishing a weapon in public
its
59:23
tissued you know if there's a
sword
59:25
flash sword flashing you know
it's the
59:30
no agenda crew we start off
with one of
59:33
those i want to remind
everybody I'm not
59:35
doing this yes we understand we
so one
59:40
of those knighting was Paul
Wilson and
59:42
he will be knighted today
officially on
59:45
the show as Sir Paul the
trusted advisor
59:47
and he wanted to thank Gretchen
aka
59:50
g-money who was deigned
yesterday she's
59:53
g-money the hysteria skeptic
for hitting
59:56
him in the mouth two years ago
he says
59:59
with this instan iting I'd like
to be
1:00:00
known henceforth as Sir Paul
the trusted
1:00:02
adviser and no longer as Paul
the
1:00:04
douchebag from Dallas
1:00:06
please d douche me I was they
let me get
1:00:09
the the d douche out me turn on
the on
1:00:12
the faucet here and let me see
he had he
1:00:19
wanted some startup karma and
it was a
1:00:21
little hard for us to decipher
on the
1:00:23
note if he wanted manufacture
karma or
1:00:28
malfunction karma I think
manufacture
1:00:32
Karma's probably wanted and
what he
1:00:34
wanted and a respects
1:00:36
[Music]
1:00:41
you've got karma moving along
Joshua
1:00:46
cocks $100 no notes and was
very nice to
1:00:50
meet Dame Jennifer WETA of the
gypsy
1:00:53
nation there and she of course
is now
1:00:57
she was its partner to a sir
Greg who
1:00:59
passed away recently and so it
was very
1:01:02
nice to have her there and
everyone got
1:01:04
to got to chat with her and and
you know
1:01:07
I think it was a very
supportive group
1:01:09
so it was just it was nice and
I hadn't
1:01:12
met her in person and she send
a nice
1:01:14
note Adam and Tina thank you
for having
1:01:16
this Meetup it was good to
finally visit
1:01:17
Austin to see you on your home
ground
1:01:19
and closed a donation in memory
of sir
1:01:21
Greg Davies the heavy-metal
historian he
1:01:23
would have loved to have been
here and
1:01:24
she provided us with the $50.00
and we
1:01:27
appreciate that then Shannon
brain again
1:01:33
some of the notes were kind of
hard to
1:01:35
read I believe she's Dame Shan
arc does
1:01:38
that ring a bell
1:01:39
with you John maybe $60 we have
James
1:01:45
now James came in with $400 it
was $200
1:01:49
from him $200 from a smoking-hot
1:01:51
girlfriend Mel deduced at last
he says
1:01:56
[Music]
1:01:59
dollars from me James and 200
from my
1:02:02
smokin hot lady Mel the dudette
named
1:02:04
Ben or Bernadette as you prefer
we've
1:02:06
enjoyed your show for quite a
while but
1:02:08
have not contributed yet it
feels so
1:02:10
good to finally tip in keep up
the great
1:02:12
work on the best podcast the
universe
1:02:14
send some jobs karma to my man
Marcus a
1:02:18
dude named Ben who was looking
for a new
1:02:19
gig he also wanted rub Eliezer
so I
1:02:23
guess they both have jingles
here wanted
1:02:26
rub Eliezer wanted Yoko which
we can
1:02:30
facilitate wanted some
chemtrails and
1:02:35
then for Mel we have a sharpton
respect
1:02:38
and an Obama chicken dance is
gonna be a
1:02:42
long row but it is it is two
and one so
1:02:44
we'll accept that and a foamer
and then
1:02:47
of course we'll have the jobs
karma
1:02:50
the Hangout mic stand by 33
3333 Rob
1:02:58
Eliezer out
1:03:01
[Music]
1:03:05
[Applause]
1:03:06
[Music]
1:03:53
[Music]
1:03:59
then we have Alex be baronet's
or
1:04:02
economic hitman $50 and he had
a very
1:04:06
long note but he said some
producer out
1:04:10
there needs to make a document
of the
1:04:11
day jingle how many times does
jcd said
1:04:14
would be clip of the day if it
were a
1:04:16
clip after Adam reads something
that was
1:04:18
said it twice
1:04:19
that was not an audio or video
clip but
1:04:21
some article or piece of
legislation or
1:04:24
document baronet's or economic
hitman
1:04:26
Alex thank you very much
1:04:29
I believe so we didn't get into
it but
1:04:33
grant key 187 dollars he's
gonna keep
1:04:37
the letter brief he says but
please
1:04:39
deduce you thank you thank you
both for
1:04:44
keeping my millennial mind
healthy with
1:04:46
your impeccable media
deconstruction I
1:04:48
often describe no agenda as a
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1:04:50
thinking podcast on my life
wouldn't be
1:04:51
the same without you
1:04:52
shout-out to my local Austin
band lopa
1:04:55
static karma please you got a
grant
1:04:59
you've got karma Jerry be from
1:05:06
California a 140 dollars no note
1:05:09
requesting a donation
1:05:11
you've been deduced next we
have Kevin
1:05:16
Rua no note but he did want to
to the
1:05:20
head thank you very much Stevie
B $56
1:05:25
needs ad douching I think we
have his
1:05:28
note here I've been listening
about
1:05:29
three years first time donor so
I would
1:05:31
like a deal my brother Lee who
hit me in
1:05:37
the mouth and Anthony the
trucker who I
1:05:39
hit in the mouth as douchebags
I guess
1:05:43
we have to do to John this is
written in
1:05:47
a Paper Mate Inc joy pen thank
you for
1:05:50
that and Adam enjoyed the bud
send over
1:05:55
an invisible hat okay it's on
his way
1:05:58
you're invisible no agenda hat
Rob and
1:06:00
Jamaica Moore's art $33.33
these were
1:06:05
very interesting people
1:06:06
they had different vocations
and they
1:06:09
moved to Texas and actually
they I think
1:06:12
that went there house was in
the Bastrop
1:06:14
fire and was completely burned
about
1:06:16
nine years ago and then they
decided to
1:06:19
that's when they decided to
change what
1:06:21
they were doing that first
thing I did
1:06:22
is they milled all the wood
from there
1:06:24
nine acres took it off to the
mill and
1:06:27
built a house out of the wood
that was
1:06:29
still left and it was a bad
fire if you
1:06:31
look it up and now they have a
new
1:06:33
business which seems to doing
very well
1:06:35
for themselves are very happy
it's
1:06:37
called awesome Ernst calm
something for
1:06:39
you and I take note of John
awesome
1:06:42
Ernst calm where you can get a
that
1:06:44
really awesome earned for your
loved
1:06:45
ones ashes and they have quite
a variety
1:06:48
of things to take a look out of
an odd
1:06:51
thing is you have a big fire
bursaries
1:06:53
you to the ground and disk it
this where
1:06:54
you get the idea I think so
yeah it was
1:06:57
something of Ashes to Ashes it
was
1:06:59
something beautiful about it
I've been
1:07:01
there very they're doing very
well with
1:07:03
this so good on them we have
Tory with
1:07:05
103 33 dollars now that I'm
thinking
1:07:08
about it you haven't talked
about the
1:07:10
digital book burning that's
been going
1:07:11
on
1:07:12
oh here's Adam in the morning
I'm and
1:07:14
John I'm sending my cash first
time
1:07:16
donor ok deduced English
1:07:19
you've been grateful for the
sanity keep
1:07:22
it up guys the donation and
trip to the
1:07:24
meetup is my early birthday
gift to
1:07:26
myself I'll be 28 on March 11th
I need
1:07:29
some jobs karma please thank
you guys
1:07:31
from toilet jobs jobs and jobs
let's
1:07:35
vote for jobs you've got karma
Jayson
1:07:42
see $100 track pot and buzzkill
first
1:07:45
time donor after years of
freeloading
1:07:48
love the amazing media
deconstruction
1:07:50
and analysis so this meager
donation is
1:07:51
not nearly enough new job so
hope to
1:07:54
donate more soon I read
industrial
1:07:56
society and its future twice
1:07:58
I'm a senior student of
Professor Ted
1:08:00
thanks for recommending it he
is dead on
1:08:03
in his manifesto you said he
might have
1:08:05
a book coming out I'm afraid to
search
1:08:07
engine it thanks for your hard
work
1:08:08
brings such entertaining an
educational
1:08:10
show and a deducing for Western
Julie
1:08:16
Harris $20 thank you so much
both of you
1:08:18
Steve our he he sent a jingle
through
1:08:23
the email that he wanted me to
to use
1:08:26
[Applause]
1:08:28
dears pod father and the Jay CD
includes
1:08:32
and that's his new the Jay CD
enclosed
1:08:35
please find my donation of $100
in fiat
1:08:39
currency this is my first
donation and
1:08:40
my last moment as a lurking
douchebag I
1:08:43
humbly request a D douching
with a
1:08:45
special request to use the
upgraded
1:08:47
jingle sent earlier today this
jingle
1:08:50
closes with an analogue
bassline made
1:08:53
with a live wire AFG VCO plus
frequency
1:08:56
Steiner VCF that replaces the
general
1:08:58
MIDI sounding FM joint on the
stock
1:09:00
version shout out to the
suit-and-tie
1:09:04
guy for hitting me in the mouth
synth
1:09:06
Plex sucks knob con forever
1:09:11
douched okay
1:09:17
it's his his request his new
one Eric
1:09:23
and this was an interesting
note and
1:09:25
they got from Eric and Eric
gave us a
1:09:28
hundred dollars and a
bereavement card
1:09:32
with deepest sympathy it says
on the
1:09:34
front and in the middle
thinking of you
1:09:36
and wishing you comfort during
this time
1:09:38
of sorrow I don't know why he
chose this
1:09:40
card but he says Adam and John
thank you
1:09:44
for keeping me sane through the
years
1:09:45
from recording studios in
Chicago
1:09:47
through the jingle and swamps
of Atlanta
1:09:50
and Orlando Orlando to the
world of
1:09:52
finance and Dallas you've been
with me
1:09:53
all the way I dedicate my karma
to
1:09:55
juicebox wet international
worldwide
1:09:57
home of underground hits such
as body
1:10:00
shame star bugs and a crowd
favorite big
1:10:03
girls big data bye bye sorority
sister
1:10:07
speaking of star beings bugs
included in
1:10:11
my donation is a tab of the
aptly dubbed
1:10:13
MKULTRA LSD please see included
dosing
1:10:18
instructions John there's a tab
of LSD
1:10:21
inside the bereavement card is
he trying
1:10:23
to tell me something and it's
like hey
1:10:27
where was he at a little forgot
where
1:10:29
the instructions were I've never
1:10:31
actually seen a tab of LSD it's
very
1:10:34
small there's not much to it
1:10:37
can't you just lick it that's
not a good
1:10:41
idea during the show I don't
think Oh
1:10:43
here's the instructions take
1/16 that's
1:10:46
a micro dose less is always
more 1/4 if
1:10:49
you want to listen to your
favorite
1:10:51
record one half if you want to
die an
1:10:53
ego death if you take the whole
tab buy
1:10:55
the ticket take the ride since
seriously
1:10:58
sincerely Eric thank you very
much Eric
1:11:00
it's a novel gift Rho AG vie
count sir
1:11:07
relax I count of the Palouse
$100 and
1:11:10
he's the one that gave you the
huge card
1:11:13
that folded out at the at the
meeting is
1:11:15
so he found another one got me
one of
1:11:17
those dude of the critical
1:11:20
infrastructure $100 deer
screwball
1:11:23
nutjob please forgive the
1:11:25
writing it comes from being a
dude named
1:11:26
Ben please keep this donation
anonymous
1:11:28
just call me a dude of the
critical
1:11:30
infrastructure hopefully soon
to be sir
1:11:31
thank you for all you both do
please
1:11:33
accept this pittance of a value
for all
1:11:35
the value you all have given me
33 33
1:11:37
times 3 plus a penny for the
jar got it
1:11:42
enjoy the challenge coins is he
had a
1:11:45
nice challenge coins which I'm
not
1:11:46
allowed to mention but you have
one
1:11:47
coming your way Eric the shield
taking
1:11:49
that back today a project that
was the
1:11:52
most stressful two months of my
career
1:11:53
securing the grid is no easy
task and
1:11:56
we'll just leave it at that and
thank
1:11:57
you very much sir for your
support of
1:11:59
the show David Hunt 50 dollars
and 32
1:12:02
cents been listening since the
round
1:12:05
show 400 you and John have had
an impact
1:12:08
on my life thank you for the
value David
1:12:11
from Fort Worth pant has
another penny
1:12:15
[Music]
1:12:17
yeah about two pennies people
like the
1:12:19
pennies Lily and Harry 369
dollars
1:12:24
twelve cents my smokin hot wife
and I
1:12:27
have been douche bags since
before the
1:12:28
hot pockets 2008 tour and I
thought it
1:12:32
would be most appropriate to
make amends
1:12:33
at the Austin Meetup I happen
to be a
1:12:35
dude named Brent which I've
been coining
1:12:38
for the host of us systems
engineers
1:12:40
who've moved over to this
newfangled
1:12:42
DevOps paradigm that the
Phoenix project
1:12:44
is popularized Brent is a
colorful
1:12:47
character in this book enclosed
a check
1:12:49
for three hundred six nine
dollars and
1:12:50
twelve cents which comes out to
3 3 3 3
1:12:52
in 3 plus 3 plus 3 plus 3 in
numerology
1:12:55
quackery I'd like to apply it
towards
1:12:57
Lily's future Dame hood and
would
1:12:59
request a respect jingle and I
must say
1:13:03
that they Lily brought a
beautiful
1:13:06
candle 14 of the keeper and and
this is
1:13:10
very very nice gift very very
sweet
1:13:13
thank you for doing that it's
it is
1:13:15
highly appreciated and it
smells nice
1:13:16
here
1:13:18
[Music]
1:13:24
50 dollars from Daymond and he
will be
1:13:27
knighted today as Sir Dee and
it's all
1:13:30
$33 donations so he did $33 a
month and
1:13:35
he has made his knighthood and
he wants
1:13:38
dr. pepper and beef jerky at
the round
1:13:40
table both of which will be
available in
1:13:42
abundance sir Moser the Moe's
Aryan
1:13:45
Knight of the 33rd parallel 333
dollars
1:13:48
and 33 cents Adam and John it
has been a
1:13:53
while since my last donation so
I
1:13:54
thought I'd take the
opportunity of
1:13:55
attending the Texas meetup to
refresh my
1:13:57
karma Poole seems like the
cosmos has
1:13:59
been prompting me to donate to
the best
1:14:01
podcast in the universe for a
few months
1:14:02
now as my car Oh domitor rolled
over
1:14:05
33333 point 33 during road
construction
1:14:09
I've been taking exit 33 to get
to work
1:14:12
and parking behind countless
cars with
1:14:14
33 in the license plate did you
get the
1:14:17
message yet however the tipping
point
1:14:20
had to be when I put the Texas
meetup in
1:14:22
Google Maps and the first time
the trip
1:14:24
from home was estimated three
hours and
1:14:26
33 minutes he actually provided
provided
1:14:28
a copy of the printout and it
is indeed
1:14:31
220 miles three hours 33
minutes the
1:14:34
message is clear I had to
donate 330 333
1:14:37
no jingles but could we have
some goat
1:14:38
Karma as it always makes me and
my wife
1:14:40
laugh hysterically sir mows of
the mows
1:14:42
Aryan knight of the 33rd
parallel you've
1:14:47
got the brave and I believe he
emailed a
1:14:57
note see now I'm just like you
John
1:15:03
if they don't have screws I
think it
1:15:06
actually maybe maybe for his
noggin I
1:15:10
have to look it up and make
sure I have
1:15:11
that he will be knighted today
during
1:15:17
the segment I'll see if I can
find his
1:15:18
note gave the Mormon a little
111
1:15:22
dollars and 11 cents and he
wants a
1:15:25
generic jobs karma yes my
handwriting
1:15:27
sucks this small donation of
111 11 will
1:15:30
go a little way towards
returning some
1:15:31
of the value of gotten from the
show
1:15:33
over the years I blame you and
Artie for
1:15:35
showing me that the facts are
malleable
1:15:37
and it's important to think for
yourself
1:15:39
and not just regurgitate
talking points
1:15:41
love and light Dave the Mormon
generic
1:15:45
jobs karmic jobs jobs jobs and
jobs
1:15:48
let's vote for job you've got
karma I'm
1:15:58
sad I know I spoke with her but
I didn't
1:16:00
quite realize I think she's n3e
Opie
1:16:03
November 3 echo Oscar papa I
believe
1:16:06
she's a very famous ham radio
operator
1:16:08
also pilot from a north of us
here in
1:16:12
Texas so that she thank you for
your
1:16:14
support miss Jamie I'm sorry I
didn't
1:16:16
figure it out soon I've had some
1:16:17
questions to ask you sir what
too late
1:16:21
yeah well she's a snob the poor
woman I
1:16:24
did not I'm busy I'm sure I met
her I
1:16:30
know I met her but I didn't put
two and
1:16:32
two together sir Eric Cowley
$60 no
1:16:35
jingles no karma sir Terry and
the night
1:16:38
of gaudÃ's Ridge $60 no note
1:16:41
baron gordon Walton two hundred
and
1:16:44
twenty dollars and he wants
that applied
1:16:46
to Katherine Walt and his
daughter for
1:16:48
her road to Dame hood starting
with an
1:16:50
associate executive producer
ship on the
1:16:52
show today Dame firecracker and
she yep
1:16:56
she was there and she gave 700
19.95 a
1:17:05
cause and this is for her
husband
1:17:09
who will be knighted as sir at
slayer of
1:17:12
the dragons her note this
donation is
1:17:14
enough to have my husband next
to me at
1:17:16
the table please Knight him
with the
1:17:17
above-named this is in
celebration of
1:17:19
the past year's success and
upcoming
1:17:21
25th anniversary thanks for
being such a
1:17:24
great partner that's what she's
saying
1:17:26
to him
1:17:26
thanks Adam and John for all
the great
1:17:28
deconstruction you do love and
light
1:17:30
Dame firecracker and she wants
what does
1:17:34
she want here she wanted with
the
1:17:39
Constitution so we'll do a
woman with
1:17:42
the Constitution and a karma
karma
1:18:12
anonymous Frost banker $20 this
is a d
1:18:17
douche moment for him
1:18:19
you've been deduced and we'll
put some
1:18:22
carmit then for his buddy young
musician
1:18:25
trap for a karma for a young
musician
1:18:28
and he did want to mention that
Travis
1:18:30
is a douchebag sir turbo Hudson
and his
1:18:34
wife Laura they came in with
$100 a
1:18:38
handwritten note last October I
made a
1:18:42
boob donation which sent my
husband
1:18:44
Billy into knighthood it was a
surprise
1:18:46
so I picked up his night name
and he was
1:18:49
to follow up he is searcher Bo
and the
1:18:52
last name is Hutchins this is
from her
1:18:57
from wife Laura we are so
excited to be
1:19:02
at the Meetup and are deeply
grateful
1:19:04
for all the hard work that you
that
1:19:06
y'all do to help keep us sane
best
1:19:09
wishes this is a recurring
theme people
1:19:13
saying thank you it's really
kept us you
1:19:16
know it's not like the No
Agenda people
1:19:18
at these meetups they're you
know there
1:19:20
were there wasn't that much
political
1:19:22
talk just people hanging out
and talking
1:19:24
about life and no one's really
like some
1:19:26
kind of raving right or lefty I
mean
1:19:28
it's just all over the place it
was one
1:19:30
guy showed up with the
Congressional
1:19:31
dish t-shirt that's how we
heard about
1:19:33
us through gen briny which is
kind of
1:19:34
cool in a reverse type way so
it's just
1:19:38
it was a very very good group
Pastor
1:19:41
John the brewer Baron of the
bay $50 he
1:19:44
wanted some karma for family
member who
1:19:46
passed away this week happily
do that of
1:19:48
course you've got karma Bryan
door do er
1:19:55
R I wonder if he's related to
the famous
1:19:57
John Doerr 333 dollars and 33
cents no
1:20:01
jingles no karma but thank you
very much
1:20:03
for your courage Steven Myers
Key says
1:20:08
to John Adam forgive me as a
boob
1:20:11
donation eight dollars and
eight cents
1:20:12
forgive me it's been way too
long since
1:20:14
my last donation in the
intervening
1:20:16
years I had a mental breakdown
and the
1:20:18
only shows I missed were during
my
1:20:22
month-long stay at the loony bin
1:20:26
their filters block the show
what this
1:20:30
is exactly where you want our
show to be
1:20:32
to be available they can't
block us from
1:20:35
the loony bin but they did I'm
much
1:20:39
better now and can use some
getting laid
1:20:41
Karma's
1:20:41
Steve Myers Austin Texas yes
sir we got
1:20:44
that for you
1:20:46
you've got karma Zac and Cassidy
1:20:50
Eastwood $100 nice nice card
thank you
1:20:56
thank you thank you
1:20:57
I hope this and future
donations help
1:21:00
you to know how much we
appreciate what
1:21:02
you do I hope you continue for
years to
1:21:05
come the crazier the news gets
the more
1:21:07
we need our guardians of reality
1:21:09
especially up to the 2020
elections do
1:21:13
not quit okay thank you
1:21:15
Zach and Cassie Michael Shane
$60 no
1:21:18
note we have certain Fox who's
the man
1:21:22
with the Mooney who hopefully
I'll be
1:21:24
flying within a few months
finally i tme
1:21:27
says this donation kicks me
over into
1:21:29
Veidt count territory the title
change
1:21:32
song will be more than enough
to make my
1:21:33
day
1:21:34
so NJ however I could really
use some
1:21:37
moving karma right now please
and thank
1:21:39
you very much you guys Rock and
thank
1:21:41
you sir Tyler Fox was nice to
meet you
1:21:42
in person you've got a couple
of Inanna
1:21:50
my combined sir do suffer one
hundred
1:21:53
and fifty dollars and oh wait
somehow I
1:21:59
don't know what I miss yes I
missed
1:22:01
Gretchen witty there we go Dame
G money
1:22:05
the hysteria skeptic and she
donate
1:22:09
three hundred and fifty dollars
and gave
1:22:11
us the following note in the
morning
1:22:14
Adam and John this donation
earns me a
1:22:15
Dame hood she was damed on the
spot
1:22:17
pleased Amy Dame G money the
hysteria
1:22:20
skeptic and you write that as G
dollar
1:22:22
sign but you pronounce it as G
money
1:22:24
please play the OMG amazing I
thought
1:22:31
she wanted to I can we can do
that
1:22:33
amazing
1:22:34
yes and what's the next one
because it
1:22:37
truly is stay cool don't go to
Spotify I
1:22:39
love your work you've got karma
Steven C
1:22:48
rink 320 dollars and 33 cents
that is a
1:22:52
combined four boobs thank you
very much
1:22:54
sir boobs 800 800 800 800 boobs
sir do
1:23:00
suffer who is our buddy over
there -
1:23:03
Infowars was propagating the
formula
1:23:05
hundred and fifty dollars he
has a night
1:23:07
of course he is the sir do sir
for a
1:23:10
night of four strings funk for
kids and
1:23:12
time travel thanks for all the
news
1:23:14
analysis and tidbits of
knowledge always
1:23:16
helped me when they call me
into sub on
1:23:18
one of the Infowars shows
jingles
1:23:21
Whitman with the Constitution
let me get
1:23:24
the whip it ready were the
Constitution
1:23:31
also wants a chemtrails popular
today
1:23:34
the Berkeley Hummer okay and
goat Karma
1:23:42
for all nights and producers
belated
1:23:44
birthday wishes to my two
oldest boys
1:23:46
Morgan who turns 40 turn 14
Quincy who's
1:23:48
9 and my super-awesome wife
Trish who's
1:23:51
barely a day over 35 all
February
1:23:54
birthdays and we say happy
birthday to
1:23:55
all of you i reaiiy read the
New York
1:24:05
Times like all day long mainly
on my
1:24:10
iPad
1:24:12
you've got karma and we're
getting to
1:24:15
the end here Nico Rena no wait
Leigh
1:24:20
first $100 he says thank you
for your
1:24:22
courage Nico Rena three hundred
fifty
1:24:24
five dollars and sixty nine
cents I
1:24:26
believe Nico will be knighted
today then
1:24:29
we have Dominic Vitaly and
Dominic his
1:24:33
mom brought him down from I
believe the
1:24:36
Dallas area dad had to stay
home with
1:24:39
the two younger kids Dominic is
13 years
1:24:41
old and for his birthday all he
wanted
1:24:44
was to attend the No Agenda
meetup in
1:24:46
Austin and
1:24:47
very nice of mom to drive you
down and
1:24:49
he has a cool note here Adam
and John
1:24:52
thank you for thank you for all
you do
1:24:54
Adam thank you for meeting me
I'm doing
1:24:56
my first donation as I sold the
dog tags
1:25:00
I'll tell you about that in a
second but
1:25:01
I also request a deducing and
jobs karma
1:25:04
for my lawn mowing business so
let me
1:25:07
get the D douching going for
the karma
1:25:13
in a moment so he he brought
his own
1:25:15
cash that he had saved up but
we had the
1:25:18
father-and-son team of sir Mark
and Sir
1:25:22
Michael Hal B they're the ones
that do
1:25:24
the no agenda tags we had them
in Iowa
1:25:27
where they also showed up and
did this
1:25:29
you know this 3d laser cutter
printer
1:25:32
thing of the of each state with
which
1:25:34
everyone signed and they had
they if
1:25:37
you'll recall John they had the
big
1:25:38
value for value tags no agenda
tags you
1:25:41
just throw in whatever money
into the
1:25:43
pot and grab one so as a part
of his
1:25:46
entrepreneurial spirit Dominic
went into
1:25:50
cahoots with these guys and he
was going
1:25:52
around everyone saying hey you
want a
1:25:54
tag this is value for value had
a sign
1:25:56
he was it was just carrying
around so he
1:25:58
wound up collecting which
Michael and
1:26:00
and mark attribute to him three
hundred
1:26:04
and eight dollars so that's two
hundred
1:26:06
eighty eight in dog tags cash
sales you
1:26:08
can find those at no agenda
tags calm
1:26:10
and twenty dollars of his own
1:26:11
hard-earned money he's on his
way to
1:26:13
knighthood and we could not be
prouder
1:26:15
of you then here's some Karma
for you
1:26:18
you've got karma down the last
couple of
1:26:23
notes here we have indeed
remark hobby
1:26:28
and Sir Michael Halbe enj and K
Michael
1:26:30
and I would like to make this
donation
1:26:32
on behalf of our new best friend
1:26:33
Dominique Vitali who we met at
the
1:26:34
Austin meetup we brought the
tags from
1:26:37
no agenda tags calm Dominic
took it upon
1:26:39
himself to show the tags to
everyone and
1:26:41
raise all the money and close
this young
1:26:43
man truly represents the best
of Gitmo
1:26:46
nation hope we can make him a
knight
1:26:48
very soon thank you guys it was
good to
1:26:50
see you again Billy and Lewis
Villarreal
1:26:54
Villarreal $300
1:26:58
and dear Adam John Tina Eric
the shill
1:27:03
greetings I write this in much
1:27:06
anticipation of meeting Adam
and Tina
1:27:07
today I hope you are both
huggers let me
1:27:10
tell you she's a hugger for
sure we
1:27:13
hugged with this $300 I will
become a
1:27:15
dame my husband sir Lamont says
73's
1:27:20
he's kilo delta v alpha tango
x-ray we
1:27:24
say 73 kilo 5 alpha Charlie
Charlie
1:27:26
thank you for helping with me
with
1:27:28
anxiety I find it soothing to
listen and
1:27:31
concentrate on the show I would
like to
1:27:34
be called Dame pill pusher of
South
1:27:36
Texas and to the round table
please
1:27:39
bring the de la hoja dilaudid
how do you
1:27:43
pronounce it John the laudanum
1:27:45
it says dilaudid dilaudid
dilaudid and
1:27:48
benadryl I don't have the yet
to look at
1:27:51
it dilaudid and benadryl pushed
fast
1:27:53
okay she wanted what does she
want here
1:27:59
two to the head can you see
that juice
1:28:01
hey I think we can do this
juice and I
1:28:09
had all this so nicely lined up
there's
1:28:14
the juice out here it is and I
don't I
1:28:18
don't know if I have Hilary's
laughs I
1:28:19
got clippity-clop
1:28:20
[Music]
1:28:32
you've got karma and we're down
to our
1:28:36
last notes with three more
mentions to
1:28:38
go john d croft two hundred and
seven
1:28:41
dollars and sixty cents he's
from
1:28:43
pflugerville Adam and John I
need to be
1:28:45
deduced I've been listening for
a while
1:28:50
have not donated but have
definitely
1:28:52
found value in our podcast and
he says
1:28:55
the show we're agile
methodologies were
1:28:58
discussed made me literally
laugh out
1:28:59
loud the new job that I started
back in
1:29:01
November uses agile and it
really is
1:29:03
smoke and mirrors one of the
best things
1:29:05
about this job is the time that
it
1:29:07
affords me on my commute to
consume more
1:29:09
podcast since my commute
increased from
1:29:11
25 minutes one way to 70
minutes one way
1:29:15
and he's got some stuff about
so of
1:29:18
course he picked up a Raspberry
Pi
1:29:19
installed a pie hole he says
while I was
1:29:23
never a dyed-in-the-wool
tinfoil hat guy
1:29:25
I've always been aware the
media was not
1:29:26
telling the whole story I
remember as a
1:29:28
Marine back in the 1990's we
had a
1:29:29
government shutdown we still
got paid
1:29:31
and everything worked out the
way that
1:29:33
the media carried on about it
recently
1:29:34
was ridiculous where I work we
do a lot
1:29:36
of charity and volunteer work
we donated
1:29:38
the remaining funds left over
from our
1:29:40
Christmas party to the Austin
Food Bank
1:29:42
we just received a letter
telling us a
1:29:43
story about how our donations
1:29:45
specifically help to furloughed
1:29:46
government workers enclosed I'm
closing
1:29:49
the thank-you letter from the
food bank
1:29:50
I find a little off-putting the
1:29:52
thank-you includes asking for
more money
1:29:54
if I mention on the show please
do not
1:29:56
include our company name of
course
1:29:58
gotcha he would like some
automobile
1:30:00
karma since the new job will be
racking
1:30:01
up the miles on his ride to the
tune of
1:30:03
30k per year n J and K not just
kidding
1:30:07
he wants the Karma and thank
you very
1:30:09
much
1:30:10
you've got karma and Jason
McKinney
1:30:16
three hundred and two dollars
he was
1:30:18
knighted he is Sir Jason of the
1:30:20
nullpointerexception
1:30:21
also a ham kilo Delta five kilo
Mike
1:30:24
alpha 73 s
1:30:25
and he will be knighted today
and Kyle
1:30:28
Casey finally $200 who wants a D
1:30:31
douching and jobs
1:30:34
you've been deduced jobs jobs
and jobs
1:30:39
that's karma as we wrap it up
again
1:30:46
thanks to Austin beer works the
keg
1:30:48
whisperer Ross who set it all
up for us
1:30:51
sir gene Mark Hall Tina the
keeper Eric
1:30:56
the shill of course who came in
1:30:58
specifically for the meetup was
a big
1:31:01
hit with the ladies everybody
loves them
1:31:04
some shill and everybody else
who came
1:31:06
was really nice somewhat
humbling and
1:31:08
incredibly energizing and it
was great
1:31:10
to meet all of you and thank
you all for
1:31:12
your courage great yes long
think about
1:31:19
that you notices that there's a
lot of
1:31:20
people that normally don't
donate
1:31:21
through the normal channels
correct
1:31:23
correct a lot yeah a lot of
first-timers
1:31:26
a lot of young donate to the
normal
1:31:29
channels yeah and there's go to
the meet
1:31:31
up and then that you did donate
there
1:31:33
see that's what the reason to
do these
1:31:34
meet it's probably a very good
idea okay
1:31:39
well let's look at the regular
list of
1:31:40
people you know mind doing that
no you
1:31:46
know I was worked by talking
about you
1:31:48
mentioned the huggers the
huggers John
1:31:51
Lasseter yes
1:31:53
you know the dues were fired
from picks
1:31:55
or not fired he quit Pixar
because he
1:31:58
was being berated for being a
kind of a
1:32:00
hugger in California you know
unwanted
1:32:04
hugging yes but you know I
guess could
1:32:08
be a problem but he's an
unwonted hugger
1:32:10
so he quits rejoins this new
company
1:32:12
skydance it's gonna be a
huggers day or
1:32:15
two I'm sure this guy dance has
done a
1:32:17
number this big production
company they
1:32:18
needed MC a guy that like in
any a
1:32:20
creative guy like that and Emma
Thompson
1:32:22
immediately quits and walks out
yeah
1:32:24
right week what does she think
she is
1:32:30
superstar celebrity well let's
thank a
1:32:34
few executives so she's
executive
1:32:35
producer so 1170 start with a
1:32:37
Christopher o Cowen in Austin
Texas was
1:32:39
he had the meet up twenty four
seven
1:32:41
nine four
1:32:44
yes he was yep I was seeing
Adam the og
1:32:48
DSC listener I was present when
Adam
1:32:50
rolled into town during the hot
pocket
1:32:52
store I'm still a proud Boulder
1:32:54
I'm so proud full Dyson it's a
long
1:32:57
story
1:32:59
catches Jordan it with this
executive
1:33:02
producer donation I'm changing
my title
1:33:04
to baronet is he on the list
who me good
1:33:06
question I will check please
give me a
1:33:09
clippity-clop don't eat me
1:33:11
and a whooping well and as I was
1:33:15
prepping for this he I was like
you know
1:33:17
maybe we should give him a new
don't eat
1:33:21
me since it said no we have
moved on in
1:33:23
time so James Baron of Class G
airspace
1:33:41
and Dame Elise in Wylie Texas
33333 were
1:33:45
they there yes absolutely it
was good to
1:33:47
meet him because I'd only I
never met
1:33:50
the Baron of Class G airspace
one is
1:33:53
just say hi thanks for what you
do I'm
1:33:55
always glad to support you guys
the true
1:33:57
Valley for values opposed to
just
1:33:59
shipping in which is gonna be
our new
1:34:02
theme I think day melis is what
I think
1:34:03
she's a high school teacher
1:34:05
did she chip in oh yeah yeah oh
they
1:34:07
chipped in right there we were
able to
1:34:09
come from Dallas and the Texas
Meetup
1:34:11
and had fun it was great to
meet Adam
1:34:13
and Tina uh barinov sir in
Class G
1:34:16
airspace and Damon Elise aka
teach to
1:34:21
John Helmer and Shawnee Kansas
33333
1:34:24
lot of that today I was
planning give us
1:34:27
donation to Adam in Des Moines
last week
1:34:29
and fortunately wasn't able to
come up
1:34:30
from Kansas City to join John
if you
1:34:32
organize another train museum
meetup
1:34:34
I'll come out to California
1:34:35
people love to train museum
they do
1:34:38
here's your value for value
thank you
1:34:39
for your excellent
deconstruction and
1:34:40
analysis you provide twice
weekly on
1:34:43
Thursday and Thursday that's a
tribute
1:34:47
to Adam please wish Angie my
milfy wife
1:34:50
of 22 years a happy birthday
and March
1:34:52
seventh I can't I get the
following
1:34:53
jingles milf Charlie Rose
sexuality and
1:34:56
goat Karma keep up the good
work and he
1:35:00
needs an invisible hat no tell
me about
1:35:06
the sexuality it's in your DNA
you've
1:35:11
got we have it kind of is
1:35:19
yes who knew who know we were
just we
1:35:22
were just joking around
1:35:23
turns out guy really is a creep
Lauren
1:35:26
sabelli what I just walk around
not
1:35:29
creepy Laurens a bell Laurens a
be able
1:35:34
or a belly can tell a be ele in
Ventura
1:35:37
California 13333 he did do an
email note
1:35:41
he said I think he does this
every once
1:35:43
in a while this 1:33 thing
1:35:45
oh yeah what'd you get he sent
this note
1:35:48
in on the 20th I got it and I
looked at
1:35:50
it he went through the credit
union of
1:35:52
Southern California which for
forwarded
1:35:55
the $333 to us via one of the
check
1:36:00
servicing companies that sends
the
1:36:03
checks in hmm and so it's a
roundabout
1:36:05
way of doing it but I was
wondering when
1:36:08
I was gonna come in how I was
gonna come
1:36:09
in because I assumed it was pop
money or
1:36:11
something like that thank you
for all
1:36:12
your incredible insight your
shows an
1:36:14
important part of my balanced
mental
1:36:16
diet you helped me keep calm
and an
1:36:18
overstimulated m5m world please
keep on
1:36:21
doing this and please more
crackpot I
1:36:24
missed the second half show
segments yes
1:36:27
there were a number of people
who asked
1:36:29
for this and I've taken it to
heart yeah
1:36:32
well I'm jingle requests he
wants the
1:36:37
arousing can you see the juice
clip a
1:36:40
rousing can you see the juice
but no he
1:36:43
thinks it's a rousing polka
clip and
1:36:45
does he want any caramel with
that or we
1:36:47
just
1:36:50
see that Jews you've got karma
for you
1:36:54
before you go on John I found
the note
1:36:57
for Sir Rutherford the brave
just
1:37:00
quickly Dear John Adam keeping
this
1:37:02
short thank you for your
courage as
1:37:03
always the show has been on
fire as of
1:37:05
late super happy I was able to
give this
1:37:07
donation to Adam in person at
the Austin
1:37:08
Meetup finally I gave Adam the
long
1:37:10
story of me and no agenda and
his advice
1:37:12
when I moved to Austin
thankfully the
1:37:14
jobs karma worked when I became
a knight
1:37:16
I had to stop the monthly
eleven eleven
1:37:18
during my time of career change
an
1:37:20
unsure income but now the
things are
1:37:22
better I did the math and I
would have
1:37:25
sent one ninety nine ninety
eight in
1:37:26
that time so this is two
hundred it gets
1:37:28
me squared away just another
shot of
1:37:30
jobs Commerce so I can get back
on the
1:37:32
monthly and throw you guys
extra from
1:37:33
time to time and worry less
about just
1:37:35
getting by keep up the great
work
1:37:36
sincerely sir Rutherford the
brain jobs
1:37:40
jobs and jobs
1:37:46
karma Cal Parker in Salt Lake
City Utah
1:37:51
333 please d douche me my name
is the
1:38:02
trees were just too many the
donation of
1:38:04
three three three three three
on three
1:38:06
three happens on my 33rd
birthday my
1:38:08
smoking-hot wife Jan is 26 in
our third
1:38:10
anniversary jobs Carmen a
kicker please
1:38:14
great work jobs jobs jobs and
jobs
1:38:21
[Music]
1:38:26
Brian Brady we go to associate
executive
1:38:31
producers we got two or three
of them
1:38:32
Ryan Brady and Pittsburgh $250
he wrote
1:38:35
a note in he actually wrote it
out and
1:38:37
then he decided that he nobody
could
1:38:38
read it it was on a nice card
and then
1:38:41
so he typed it we had one of
those notes
1:38:43
that someone sent us a note
that we
1:38:45
where the three of us last
night it we
1:38:47
can't read it and then out
falls a
1:38:49
rewritten version of the note
his wife
1:38:52
did or something's great yeah
there's
1:38:54
some people I guess they're
self-aware
1:38:55
about the fact that their
handwriting is
1:38:56
illegible funny
1:38:58
his bright aim looking at is
not that
1:39:00
bad I could have read this
1:39:02
and would like to read it but I
could
1:39:04
have hi TM after listening to
two years
1:39:07
and completely derail
Indonesian segment
1:39:10
I'm finally ready to ascend a
knighthood
1:39:12
I think he's on the list sure
Isaac put
1:39:15
a list you like the title
sometimes I
1:39:17
forget to do that like the
title sir
1:39:19
Ryan Knight of the Three Rivers
in honor
1:39:20
of my hometown signature feature
1:39:23
Pittsburgh the combination of
in-depth
1:39:25
analysis and windy but a witty
banner
1:39:27
makes the news palatable since
all the
1:39:29
m5m sources out there are just
screaming
1:39:32
at each other from their
perspective
1:39:34
dimensions it's nice having
breakdowns
1:39:36
of all the top stories as well
as non
1:39:38
advertiser friendly looks into
chantix
1:39:40
the leer foundation many woes
of living
1:39:43
in the Austin San Francisco
area I'm
1:39:45
another millennial that will be
going
1:39:46
OTG thanks to Adams segments
and I'm
1:39:50
considering the light phone too
when it
1:39:52
releases in July if not it will
probably
1:39:54
get a feature phone that will
help me
1:39:56
gradually detox from my galaxy
s5 not a
1:39:59
douchebag call out per se but
surprised
1:40:01
I haven't heard more Pittsburgh
1:40:03
donations to chip in jumps
jumps I like
1:40:08
it please play the jingle where
John
1:40:11
tells us plays we can get used
to mac
1:40:12
and cheese and humbly requesting
1:40:14
relationship car because
there's nothing
1:40:16
girls love more than a knight
in shining
1:40:18
armor they'll just have to sell
for a
1:40:20
well address one with a nifty
ring and a
1:40:22
wax sealer so he wants mac and
cheese
1:40:27
and a karma and I will say this
I want
1:40:30
to mention this about
Pittsburgh is
1:40:33
curiously dimension be liberal
yes all
1:40:41
the people I know in California
that
1:40:42
we're like hyper liberal and
they
1:40:45
couldn't move to you know they
either
1:40:47
came from they couldn't move it
this is
1:40:48
new that you're using hyper
liberal well
1:40:52
it's a word I prefer to
progressive ah
1:40:55
that's a good one hyper liberal
I like
1:40:57
that it's good but it means it
means
1:41:00
that kind of Bernie Sanders
style
1:41:02
progressive a Osito style
progressive I
1:41:04
consider a hyper liberal yeah
anyway so
1:41:07
they a lot of them have moved to
1:41:08
Pittsburgh there's a couple big
colleges
1:41:11
there to Kearney Carnegie
Mellon and
1:41:14
Pittsburgh University of
Pittsburgh
1:41:15
Mike's
1:41:16
is there - Mike Millar Oh used
to live
1:41:18
in Austin Mike and Jane they're
there
1:41:20
they got kids now I got 18 kids
people
1:41:24
move to Pitt but they're all
but the
1:41:26
it's the hyper liberals that
have moved
1:41:28
there it's not like so I don't
think
1:41:30
you're gonna get many donors I
don't
1:41:32
have any interest in this show
i think
1:41:34
mike is the hyper and jane is
the
1:41:35
liberal so combined they're
hyper less
1:41:38
and he wanted mac and cheese
and what
1:41:41
else did he want just some
karma you've
1:41:55
got karma yes relationship
Karma right
1:42:00
Darrin Grimes $222 somewhere in
I
1:42:03
believe Canada yes this is the
dry
1:42:05
America guys from America guys
thanks
1:42:09
for all your hard work gents
the guys at
1:42:10
Graham Erica show request
podcast Karma
1:42:12
for the next week's upcoming
number
1:42:13
three three three episode as
well as a
1:42:15
video for their new podcast
venture 13
1:42:16
questions a show mostly about
about I
1:42:20
think wisdoms them mostly for
men per
1:42:24
min you're both welcome to come
on
1:42:26
anytime 13 questions podcast
calm thank
1:42:29
you for your courage yes and
thank you
1:42:31
guys and I still owe you a
visit to the
1:42:33
grey America show I promise I'm
going to
1:42:35
do it
1:42:37
you've got karma Patrick Kumar
the
1:42:43
Southern Cal Hills I've been
buying up
1:42:46
Qualcomm and Exxon Mobil stock
over the
1:42:48
last month based on 5g and
Venezuelan
1:42:50
Deanna stories I enjoy the
coverage
1:42:53
showing you how corporate
companies are
1:42:54
profiting are profiting time to
buy in
1:42:58
Adam strategy I'll buy in and
that's
1:43:04
when the rug gets pulled
underneath me
1:43:06
and that concludes our group
noted
1:43:08
Karma's no nothing for him no
jingles I
1:43:11
want to thank everyone who
helped us
1:43:12
everyone that was went to the
Austin
1:43:14
meetup just to just to show up
1:43:16
California and play was up you
know
1:43:20
Texas style I can see that we
have we
1:43:23
have all those rate was the
barbecue and
1:43:25
the beef ribs and what we had
the food
1:43:26
truck food trolleys yes
1:43:29
it was a great Meetup we had a
barbecue
1:43:30
food I had two half glasses of
beer the
1:43:34
entire time I was there I
didn't have
1:43:36
any time to eat anything I was
just
1:43:38
listening to half glasses of
beer you
1:43:40
were plastered but I was wasted
bro
1:43:42
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1:45:01
right there a little media
action here
1:45:04
without any deconstruction
alright and
1:45:06
we like that that's what we do
sometimes
1:45:07
times I'll show you I mean
these guys
1:45:09
moan and groan trumping lawyers
you know
1:45:11
eight thousand times okay fine
but these
1:45:14
guys are lucky they did meet
you guys
1:45:16
are liars and I want to play
rap gonna
1:45:18
go to Brooks and shields and
specificity
1:45:21
point out mark shields lies
mm-hmm so
1:45:25
let's play I got four clips I
got Brooks
1:45:27
and shields Coen truths once
PBS okay
1:45:33
before I play this is the truth
wants to
1:45:35
come out clip I have with
Brooks kind of
1:45:40
revealing some interesting
aspect of his
1:45:43
elitism and something I learned
at the
1:45:46
meet up yesterday we have to
there's so
1:45:48
many new people coming on board
people
1:45:50
have been listening just a few
months so
1:45:53
I we got to kind of reiterate
some of
1:45:54
this stuff so when we say the
truth
1:45:56
wants to come out what we've
noticed
1:45:57
throughout the years is that
when you
1:45:59
listen very carefully to people
they
1:46:01
will say things that they
really believe
1:46:02
in without intending to say it
it's up
1:46:06
to us to catch it
1:46:08
sorry I'm sorry this is like a
Freudian
1:46:10
slip kind of thing this is a
hotel what
1:46:12
was your main takeaway from
that there
1:46:15
were some things we learned we
learned
1:46:16
that Trump asked about the
Moscow
1:46:17
building project all the way
through the
1:46:19
campaign we learned about the
$35,000
1:46:22
check that we learned a few
things but
1:46:24
to me it was more a moral
occasion more
1:46:26
than anything else and a moral
occasion
1:46:29
you know we what it illustrates
is the
1:46:32
president and frankly Michael
Cohen who
1:46:34
long ago decided that celebrity
and
1:46:37
wealth is more important than
being a
1:46:38
good person and they've dragged
us all
1:46:40
down there with us now what was
his flub
1:46:43
exactly who's read the end he
says that
1:46:48
they think that was the fame
and fortune
1:46:52
is more important than morals
and so the
1:46:54
two there's two guys dragged
them
1:46:56
everybody down with us and
frankly
1:46:59
Michael Cohen who long ago
decided that
1:47:02
celebrity and wealth is more
important
1:47:04
than being a good person and
they've
1:47:06
dragged us all down there with
us
1:47:11
what a moron that's great he
has all
1:47:19
these weird flubs about that
he's very
1:47:22
conflicted apparently geez
1:47:23
and there we go to depart to
you which
1:47:25
is the shield's going to I mean
I can't
1:47:27
remember what's on this one but
it's
1:47:28
something maybe the same clip
but I
1:47:30
don't think so and they've
dragged us
1:47:31
all down there with us
1:47:32
and the people they've dread
most
1:47:34
effectively are the House
Republicans a
1:47:36
lot of them on that committee
who
1:47:38
decided that they were
completely and
1:47:40
curious about whether Donald
Trump was a
1:47:42
good guy or a bad guy or a
really awful
1:47:43
guy that their own leader they
didn't
1:47:45
seem to care about that but
they were
1:47:46
gonna rip the skin off Michael
cone and
1:47:48
so they attacked him and what
was struck
1:47:50
me is how moral corrosion
happens that
1:47:53
you decide you're going to
defend or
1:47:55
ignore Trump yeah and then to
do that
1:47:58
you have to morally distance
yourself
1:47:59
from him he goes on and on with
this
1:48:03
theory now again I want to
point out to
1:48:05
people who listen to this PBS
Newshour
1:48:07
which has really gone downhill
over the
1:48:09
years is that he's supposed to
be on the
1:48:11
side of this isn't arguing with
two guys
1:48:13
it's like the point
counterpoint goes
1:48:16
way back to the 60 minute era
from the
1:48:18
70s I believe when the unit
have two
1:48:22
people arguing two perspectives
but now
1:48:24
it's the same perspective with
two guys
1:48:25
arguing the same perspective
both guys
1:48:28
hate Trump this is not valuable
to
1:48:30
anybody going need one guy to
hate Trump
1:48:33
not both now the guy who should
be
1:48:34
hating Trump and does two does
a lie
1:48:37
here this is the clip mark
shields lies
1:48:39
listen say rather than talking
about
1:48:42
president they took the the old
attack
1:48:44
rotary which is if you can't
argue the
1:48:48
substance you'll go after the
source if
1:48:49
you can't deal with the message
you
1:48:52
shoot the messenger and that
that's what
1:48:54
their whole strategy was they
the very
1:48:56
fact that not a single member
of the
1:48:59
Republican can be defended
Donald Trump
1:49:01
on what he was charged alleged
to have
1:49:04
done to me was was revealing
they just
1:49:07
decided to go after Michael
Cohen now
1:49:10
not a single member of the
Republican
1:49:14
group defended Trump ever now
this isn't
1:49:18
this is a lie now I think it
was meadows
1:49:22
or whoever was that brought the
black
1:49:24
woman in there and I have it
here and
1:49:26
then there's other examples I
just
1:49:28
pulled the one that was the
most obvious
1:49:29
which is defending Trump play
this clip
1:49:31
defending Trump and then it and
they
1:49:34
would think about what shields
just said
1:49:35
tell me this is not defending
torial
1:49:37
that's I'm glad you
acknowledged this
1:49:39
patent actually stay in her
personal
1:49:42
capacity to actually shed some
light how
1:49:46
long have you known this patent
I'm
1:49:48
responsible for Lin patent
joining the
1:49:50
Trump Organization and the job
that she
1:49:52
currently holds well that's
1:49:55
I'm glad you acknowledge that
because
1:49:57
you made some very demeaning
comments
1:50:00
about the the president that
Miss Patten
1:50:03
doesn't agree with in fact it
has to do
1:50:06
with your claim of racism
1:50:08
she says that as a daughter of
a man
1:50:11
born in Birmingham Alabama that
there is
1:50:15
no way that she would work for
it for an
1:50:17
individual through his racist
how do you
1:50:21
reconcile the two of those
neither
1:50:23
should i as the son of a
Holocaust
1:50:25
survivor mr. Cohen I guess what
I'm
1:50:29
saying is is I've talked to the
1:50:31
president over 300 times I've
not heard
1:50:33
one time a racist comment out
of out of
1:50:36
his mouth in private so how do
you
1:50:39
reconcile it do you have proof
of those
1:50:41
conversations I would ask you
to tape
1:50:44
recordings of those
conversations and no
1:50:46
sir no how is that not
defending Trump
1:50:50
oh it is of course it's
deshields
1:50:54
talking about either shields is
listen
1:50:58
let's listen again to shoot
rather than
1:51:00
talking about president they
took the
1:51:02
the old attack rope duty which
is if you
1:51:05
can't argue the substance
you'll go
1:51:07
after the source if you can't
deal with
1:51:09
the message you shoot the
messenger and
1:51:12
that that's what their whole
strategy
1:51:13
was they the very fact not a
single
1:51:16
member of the Republican can be
defended
1:51:19
Donald Trump or what he was
charged
1:51:21
alleged to have done to me
1:51:24
was revealing they just decided
to go
1:51:27
after Michael Cohen now you're
right
1:51:29
he's lying maybe he didn't
either
1:51:32
well there's two things one
he's I think
1:51:34
he's lying because he knows
nobody's
1:51:37
gonna check on this because
nobody is
1:51:39
gonna watch this stupid was
ridiculous
1:51:41
the same as saying before he
never saw
1:51:43
the hearing which is possible
that's
1:51:44
also possible it's it's the
same as
1:51:46
saying Trump is humorless yeah
so we're
1:51:51
dealing with the PBS Newshour
has two
1:51:54
guys that are just anti Trump
which is
1:51:57
an unbalanced reporting and
then you got
1:52:00
this guy just blatantly lying
and I
1:52:02
think I could probably catch
them doing
1:52:04
this constantly and it's
important to
1:52:06
understand that this program in
1:52:07
particular PBS newshour
1:52:09
is what Washington DC watches
that's
1:52:12
what Uncle Don watches you know
it's
1:52:15
like that this is what they
watch yeah
1:52:17
this is this is not questioned
as being
1:52:22
truthful all the time because
hey it's
1:52:24
the PBS Newshour yeah well I
was very
1:52:28
birthed by this and I don't
care that
1:52:30
he's you know what Trump's up
to or what
1:52:32
he's doing that like these guys
but I
1:52:36
just find it annoying that you
have a
1:52:38
show where you see you bring
these two
1:52:40
guys out and they both just
just both
1:52:43
anti-trump errs yeah both
liberals I
1:52:46
mean I think Brooks is
mentioned he's a
1:52:48
Democrat but and then you can't
get
1:52:52
enough material from what's
already
1:52:53
available from maybe that
two-hour
1:52:55
speech for example you can't
get enough
1:52:57
material so you actually lie
about what
1:53:01
material material you have it's
1:53:03
unconscionable and make
millions of
1:53:05
dollars in the process I can
tell and
1:53:09
he's making Bank exactly okay
they ended
1:53:16
that several producers put
together very
1:53:20
nice packages for me of the
candy Navion
1:53:23
fracas yes which is just a it's
a it's a
1:53:29
great story there's some great
sound
1:53:31
clips everyone did have I mean
three
1:53:33
different versions and through
that I
1:53:36
chose two clips to play I
preface it
1:53:40
with something yeah
1:53:41
clip but I would recommend
people look
1:53:44
at the wiki page for this
company yes
1:53:46
and when you get down to the
West when
1:53:49
the scandals begin it is great
it really
1:53:54
is fantastic
1:53:56
so this is Michelle Rempel
she's in
1:53:59
she's a conservative and she's
in the
1:54:02
canned and even government a
there and
1:54:04
she is the one standing up and
explained
1:54:07
explaining the history of this
and she
1:54:10
does it quite succinctly in
just just
1:54:12
under 2 minutes and 20 seconds
is a
1:54:15
montreal based company and its
1:54:18
description is it provides
engineering
1:54:20
procurement and construction
services it
1:54:22
has a lot of employees in the
montreal
1:54:25
area and has won a lot of major
taxpayer
1:54:29
funded like big big big
multi-million
1:54:32
dollar contracts from the
federal
1:54:35
government so there's a lot of
folks at
1:54:37
stake and there's a lot of
profit at
1:54:41
stake here so what's happened
was in
1:54:44
2015 the RCMP laid charges
against this
1:54:47
company that charges were they
had
1:54:50
alleged that the company
offered bribes
1:54:52
worth forty seven point seven
million
1:54:55
dollars to Libyan officials and
Muammar
1:54:58
Qaddafi's son was named in the
court
1:55:01
documents I believe the company
is also
1:55:04
alleged to have defrauded
Libyan public
1:55:07
agencies of approximately a
hundred and
1:55:09
twenty nine million dollars and
recently
1:55:12
we found out that the RCMP has
laid out
1:55:14
a bribery scheme here in Canada
with the
1:55:17
company involving the 127
million
1:55:20
dollars Jacques Cartier bridge
contract
1:55:23
Nicholas a federal official
pleaded
1:55:26
guilty to last year and
accepting more
1:55:28
than 2.3 million dollars worth
of
1:55:31
payments from this company fast
forward
1:55:33
to this year the company this
very
1:55:37
wealthy well-funded company
went on the
1:55:40
lobbying spree to end all
lobbying spree
1:55:43
like imagine american-style
Lobby a hey
1:55:47
hey hey easy does it can de
neige via
1:55:48
like Mike
1:55:50
court press on the yeah yeah
foam finger
1:55:54
number one down here on
everybody
1:55:55
meeting after meeting with the
prime
1:55:57
minister's office won't take no
for an
1:56:00
answer because they wanted to
get out of
1:56:01
this that's the motivation here
and why
1:56:04
because if they're convicted of
this
1:56:07
this company can't bid on what
federal
1:56:10
contracts that's the big
penalty for
1:56:14
this right there's a lot at
stake so in
1:56:17
the budget bill mr. speaker
it's company
1:56:20
after lobbying the liberals
snuck in
1:56:22
something called a deferred
prosecution
1:56:24
agreement in this like
bajillion page
1:56:27
document oh that's too bad
1:56:29
it had everything under the Sun
they
1:56:30
snuck in a major legal change
and a
1:56:34
deferred prosecution agreement
serve
1:56:36
simply put would allow the
government
1:56:38
allow a less S&C loveland not
to have it
1:56:42
if if they went this route to
1:56:43
potentially not have to go to
jail or be
1:56:47
convicted they could just pay a
fine and
1:56:50
then they would also be
eligible to what
1:56:53
bid on federal contracts you
know that's
1:56:56
the way we do it here I don't
see why
1:56:58
Canada is behind the ball on
this what
1:57:04
banks do we bribe everybody and
then
1:57:07
when they get caught then we
don't send
1:57:09
anyone to jail we just find
them a
1:57:10
billion dollars the load on the
taxpayer
1:57:15
I mean what is wrong with them
don't
1:57:18
they understand that this is
how it
1:57:20
rolls and then this would have
to be the
1:57:23
the best clip of what she said
and the
1:57:26
Prime Minister's response as
she delves
1:57:29
into a little bit of the bottom
of the
1:57:30
Wikipedia page about S&C
Laughlin and
1:57:33
their scandalous tactics Prime
Minister
1:57:35
conspired to stop the criminal
trial of
1:57:37
a company charged with bribery
and this
1:57:40
is what the bribery looked like
1:57:42
warder life numbers we
judicious and the
1:57:45
use words those accusations we
cannot
1:57:48
make here in certain ways so
I'd ask the
1:57:51
member to be careful in the use
of her
1:57:53
gaze
1:57:56
I guess I guess she can't say
the Prime
1:57:59
Minister did this you have to
be really
1:58:00
specific about his role in it or
1:58:03
something some some rules but
she has
1:58:05
got a lot of anti-free speech
little
1:58:08
gotchas that you we do to it
are the
1:58:10
Brits have a lot of right at
all these
1:58:13
english-speaking countries some
of these
1:58:14
the Commonwealth the
Commonwealth has
1:58:16
rules these weird ways of you
can't say
1:58:19
that being say this
intervention looked
1:58:31
like $30,000 worth of Canadian
1:58:35
prostitutes given to Muammar
Qaddafi's
1:58:37
son victimless crime just now
that now
1:58:42
they're working it like we do
it blowin
1:58:45
yeah $30,000 hooker hello
hookers ladies
1:58:51
of the night sex workers
professional
1:58:53
ladies all for Gaddafi's son
also known
1:58:56
as how many people that involve
how many
1:58:58
girls were involved that's very
1:59:02
specifics was it like 30 women
they each
1:59:07
got $1,000 and you got three
grand a pop
1:59:10
it could have been they split
15 grand
1:59:14
if it was girlfriend experience
it would
1:59:16
maybe five I don't know I say
you don't
1:59:20
want to know what the troll
room is
1:59:22
saying about us right now
there's worth
1:59:31
of Canadian prostitutes giving
to
1:59:34
Muammar Qaddafi's son Canadian
process
1:59:39
not just not some shitty
hookers no no
1:59:42
Canadian prostitutes top of the
bill
1:59:44
baby it's the best of the best
is the
1:59:47
top class prime beef dollars
worth of
1:59:50
Canadian prostitutes given to
Muammar
1:59:52
Qaddafi's son this is the
so-called
1:59:55
victimless crime now wait wait
until you
1:59:57
hear Trudeau respond to this
there are
2:00:02
woke geminus Prime
2:00:04
is moving mountains to cover up
but this
2:00:06
has to be this s if he heard
again this
2:00:09
is what our woke feminist Prime
Minister
2:00:11
it's a great little title
victimless
2:00:15
crime that are woke feminist
Prime
2:00:18
Minister is moving mountains to
cover up
2:00:20
when did the Prime Minister
learned that
2:00:22
S&C lavell and paid for
prostitutes for
2:00:25
a moment crap moammar qaddafi
son what's
2:00:41
funny about it I got to play
the whole
2:00:42
bit what's funny about it he
says well
2:00:44
he's talking and goes
immediately so
2:00:46
again he's accused of being
complicit in
2:00:49
bribing Muammar Qaddafi's son
with
2:00:51
Kinect Prime Canadian hookers
and the
2:00:54
first thing he says we stand up
for our
2:00:56
workers rights yeah clearly
does he mean
2:01:00
for people who work for SNC
Lavin or for
2:01:02
the rights of the women to work
we stand
2:01:05
up for Canadian workers
2:01:16
that is the matter that we will
stay
2:01:18
focused on in this this is
better than
2:01:37
Trump advice from El Franken
this is
2:01:42
fantastic
2:01:43
I agree though we need some
2:01:45
clarification on the year on the
2:01:48
Canadian hookers
2:01:49
I agree that it's confused it
made sap
2:01:52
when you say thirty thousand
sounds like
2:01:54
you know this Qaddafi kid has
just
2:01:55
buried under flesh but who
knows I mean
2:01:58
maybe this was the cost of the
jet built
2:02:01
into the 30 grand I agree I
mean it have
2:02:03
been to women for all unity but
yeah
2:02:06
dynamite stuff hey great great
going
2:02:10
Canada thank you this is very
2:02:12
entertaining enjoyed very much
yes I
2:02:17
think it was did you have to
excuse me
2:02:18
that's okay
2:02:19
no problem while you portion to
largest
2:02:22
you take the lozenge today's
lozenge is
2:02:26
brought to me by Jake Mintz out
of
2:02:29
Boston English since 1907 oh
really now
2:02:32
who would have thought hey
Boston
2:02:36
England for over 100 years I'm
gonna
2:02:38
take us in a little different
direction
2:02:39
for a moment the I think we
were one of
2:02:43
the first to start talking
about the
2:02:46
Facebook / Google / YouTube
moderators
2:02:51
that and to an extent Twitter
but mainly
2:02:54
Facebook and Google and we see
them here
2:02:58
in downtown Austin right across
the
2:02:59
street these are the people
that sit and
2:03:02
watch for hours every single
day to all
2:03:05
the horrific shit that is
uploaded to
2:03:07
these social networks and have
to make
2:03:10
decisions about leaving them on
is it
2:03:13
within context you know this is
what a I
2:03:15
machine learning AI ml is
supposed to do
2:03:18
and what we've been promised but
2:03:20
meanwhile listen 15,000 of these
2:03:24
contractors working just for
Facebook
2:03:27
and it apparently is a very
harrowing
2:03:30
job very poorly paid $15 an
hour which
2:03:36
is great in Arizona is higher
than
2:03:38
minimum wage but when you hear
what
2:03:40
these people have to go through
it's
2:03:42
it's it's quite do well there's
some
2:03:46
something askew with the
Facebook
2:03:48
business model on how they
reward
2:03:50
important employees and since
we can
2:03:54
barely get any good information
from m5m
2:03:57
I went to the podcasts and the
most
2:04:00
recent article written about
these
2:04:03
Facebook moderators was for The
Verge
2:04:06
and so the verge cast brought
on the
2:04:10
Casey Newton who is the author
of this
2:04:14
article and I want to share
some pieces
2:04:16
of it because there's some new
2:04:17
information we haven't learned
some some
2:04:19
terms that I think will be
useful and
2:04:21
just some conclusions let's
talk first
2:04:24
about the job itself and the
tools they
2:04:27
use what they do is they use a
piece of
2:04:31
software called single review
tool or
2:04:33
SRT and it offers up an endless
queue of
2:04:37
posts that someone somewhere in
the
2:04:39
world has reported for violating
2:04:41
Facebook's content policy so
some of the
2:04:44
stuff is benign some of this is
just
2:04:46
people trolling their friends by
2:04:47
reporting their posts but of
course a
2:04:49
lot of it is really disturbing
it's
2:04:51
violent content it's graphic
sexual
2:04:53
content its child exploitation
it's
2:04:56
stuff that if you look at it
long enough
2:04:59
can have really lasting and
negative
2:05:00
effects on your mental health
and as you
2:05:03
listen to this guy this
reporter he is
2:05:05
such a millennial you'll hear
him up
2:05:09
talk into things he wants you
to agree
2:05:11
with which just doesn't matter
that much
2:05:13
it's just interesting because
you'll
2:05:14
hear it and so you know you
sort of
2:05:17
asked like what is the job the
job is to
2:05:20
work an eight-hour shift where
you're
2:05:22
going to be asked to look at
maybe 300
2:05:24
maybe 400 if you're really
moving
2:05:27
quickly posts per day and then
spending
2:05:30
less than 30 seconds on each
item decide
2:05:33
whether it adheres to Facebook's
2:05:37
lengthy Community Guidelines
and as the
2:05:40
story points out those
guidelines are
2:05:41
actually changing almost every
day and
2:05:43
if you say this is violating
then you
2:05:45
have to say why it's violating
and you
2:05:48
sort of also had to say like in
what
2:05:49
order it's violating so like
this very
2:05:51
weird quirk of the system then
that I
2:05:53
didn't describe in the story is
if like
2:05:55
if something depicts violence
but
2:05:57
there's also nudity in the
image which
2:05:59
actually happens a lot and you
you mark
2:06:02
the post as violating for being
violent
2:06:04
that will count against your
accuracy
2:06:06
score because what you should
have
2:06:07
marked it for was having nudity
which is
2:06:09
like the highest order
violation and
2:06:11
Facebook's rules that was
interesting to
2:06:13
me nudity is is a higher
violation in
2:06:17
the Facebook rule pecking order
than
2:06:18
violence well that's in the
movie
2:06:23
business ah yeah you're right
you're
2:06:27
right do you think about it
2:06:30
let's talk about what they make
for
2:06:33
doing this and the question
never really
2:06:35
gets answered just to you know
click
2:06:37
can't this be done through
artificial
2:06:39
intelligence but this is the
2:06:40
conversation about it you
created this
2:06:42
incredibly high-pressure job
where
2:06:45
people who are making $15 an
hour and
2:06:47
who've been entrusted with
these very
2:06:49
important questions of speech
and
2:06:51
security they're now being held
to the
2:06:54
standard that many of them
described to
2:06:55
me is impossible so like that
that
2:06:58
nature of the work where you
you must be
2:07:02
accurate and yet accuracy is
also just
2:07:04
kind of what what folks on the
ground
2:07:06
agree with I think is really
problematic
2:07:08
by the way that $15 an hour is a
2:07:10
full-time job it adds up to
what 28,000
2:07:14
28,800 a year and you know if
you stay
2:07:17
on free year you can get a
forty seven
2:07:19
cents an hour increase here's
what I
2:07:21
think is going on when you look
at what
2:07:22
Facebook has said about content
2:07:24
moderation over the past couple
of years
2:07:26
they're always very quick to
point out
2:07:29
the amount of moderation that
they're
2:07:31
able to do the machine learning
AI and
2:07:35
how that number is growing over
time so
2:07:37
in the context of Isis for
example
2:07:40
they're typically able to
identify Isis
2:07:42
content now really quickly and
maybe
2:07:43
prevent it from ever even being
uploaded
2:07:45
and that's a good thing
2:07:47
that problem though is that
when you
2:07:49
start talking about it in those
terms
2:07:51
you have already decided that
the job
2:07:54
that you're doing is
essentially a
2:07:55
machine job and that these
15,000
2:07:58
workers that you've hired
around the
2:07:59
world to do this or effectively
they're
2:08:04
going to be given this task for
only as
2:08:06
long as until the machine can
do it
2:08:09
they're not going to see the
people who
2:08:12
are doing this job fully as
people right
2:08:14
you're going to see them as as
cogs in a
2:08:17
machine and and so a lot of
what I
2:08:19
wanted to kind of explore in
this story
2:08:21
was just the humanity of these
people
2:08:23
and like what is their lived
experience
2:08:25
of doing a job and try to
separate that
2:08:27
just from the system that has
been built
2:08:29
up around them now you pick up
on the
2:08:31
same thing I did it becomes very
2:08:33
irritating when he's trying to
tell you
2:08:34
something always something
telling at
2:08:35
this event it because it's like
a streak
2:08:42
and then he stops doing it yeah
let's
2:08:44
see if he doesn't in this net
to be
2:08:46
peculiar so if you're watching
crazy
2:08:49
videos all day let's say you're
watching
2:08:52
9/11 truther videos and you know
2:08:54
conspiracy theory videos which
are I
2:08:56
believe now I was reading this
morning
2:08:59
Facebook is now Google is view
Tube is
2:09:03
banning all conspiracy quote
conspiracy
2:09:07
theory videos from the
algorithm so they
2:09:09
will not be surfaced anywhere
only only
2:09:13
if you search so what happens
the one
2:09:17
diamond I think is absolutely
worth
2:09:19
exploring and studying is the
notion
2:09:22
that being exposed to conspiracy
2:09:24
theories and misinformation
will make
2:09:26
you believe it even if your job
is to
2:09:28
delete it yeah and you
definitely spoke
2:09:30
to some folks who by the way
this is
2:09:31
Nilay Patel a class-a douchebag
2:09:34
they believe in 9/11 was an
inside job
2:09:36
which is false no that's so
what you say
2:09:38
and who believe the world is
flat which
2:09:41
is false
2:09:41
ok and this seems to just come
up a
2:09:44
little bit more often than
anyone would
2:09:46
reasonably hope absolutely I
mean even
2:09:48
for folks that I spoke with who
had not
2:09:51
felt affected in that way they
did tell
2:09:53
me that they felt in danger of
that
2:09:55
right I talked to one person
who said
2:09:56
that after they watched their
15th Alex
2:09:58
Jones video they thought they
started
2:10:01
make some sense doing this you
know
2:10:05
after my story came out today I
mean
2:10:08
this is the thing that gets me
is these
2:10:12
guys they can't even bring
themselves to
2:10:14
say well maybe if you do watch
something
2:10:15
fifteen times it starts to make
sense
2:10:18
no it's immediately you're
mentally
2:10:19
challenged then apparently some
research
2:10:21
on this subject and that
academic
2:10:24
researchers who study
misinformation
2:10:25
have experienced similar
effects it is a
2:10:28
phenomenon that is somewhat
known
2:10:29
apparently but when I asked
parents
2:10:31
about it it was news to them
like they
2:10:34
said that they had not been
previously
2:10:35
aware of this phenomenon none
of the
2:10:38
reasons I think it's important
to think
2:10:40
through the implications of
that is that
2:10:42
this might be a job that you
have for
2:10:45
six or eight months before you
get fired
2:10:46
I heard a story that it almost
an entire
2:10:48
training class which you know
involves
2:10:51
dozens of people almost an
entire class
2:10:53
was walked out the door on
their final
2:10:54
day of training because they
weren't
2:10:55
accurate enough other people I
talked to
2:10:58
you started having panic
attacks during
2:10:59
training right so think about
what kind
2:11:02
of lasting effect on your
psyche might
2:11:05
come from doing this job for a
year and
2:11:07
then how long this job will
have changed
2:11:10
you forever I think that the
lasting
2:11:12
impacts can be quite severe and
again
2:11:16
for $15 an hour it just doesn't
seem
2:11:18
like a good bargain okay so the
2:11:22
conclusion and this is what got
me just
2:11:24
really have heads heads shaker
to me the
2:11:28
conclusion of The Verge bags is
you know
2:11:33
so you already hear them
talking about
2:11:34
the house very difficult and
you know
2:11:36
it's very it's it's it's works
on your
2:11:38
psyche and you probably can't
do more
2:11:40
than six or nine months because
then you
2:11:42
become an idiot and start
believing in
2:11:43
conspiracy theories even though
2:11:45
scientists have not really
heard of this
2:11:46
but okay so I guess they know
it's true
2:11:49
what it happens and and it's
only $15 an
2:11:52
hour and you know these people
who are
2:11:56
here only only as placeholders
until the
2:11:59
artificial intelligence and the
middle
2:12:01
of machine learning comes into
play
2:12:02
these people John they are
heroes just
2:12:07
before you came on our producer
Zack and
2:12:09
I were talking about other
kinds of jobs
2:12:11
where we inflict this level of
2:12:14
pain on people and trauma on
people yeah
2:12:16
the United States government
like
2:12:17
routinely sells sends young
people into
2:12:19
war but then they come back and
we
2:12:21
valorize them ready have police
and
2:12:23
firefighters we valorized them
as first
2:12:25
responders there does not
appear to be
2:12:27
that additional level of Valor
and value
2:12:29
describe to the people using
single
2:12:31
review tool and a contractor in
Phoenix
2:12:34
and there absolutely should be
and
2:12:35
actually for me maybe the most
exciting
2:12:37
part of writing this story was
the hope
2:12:40
that I could shed light on the
work that
2:12:42
they do because again as
somebody who
2:12:43
uses Facebook and Instagram I
benefit
2:12:45
from their work every day even
though I
2:12:47
will never know their names not
only do
2:12:50
these people not get the credit
that
2:12:52
they deserve for the work that
they do
2:12:54
but many of the ones that I
spoke to you
2:12:56
actually felt nervous about
sharing
2:12:59
their work days with even their
their
2:13:02
spouses their partners their
loved ones
2:13:04
they felt like they should
never refer
2:13:07
to the work they did at
Facebook or or
2:13:10
that might be yet another thing
that
2:13:12
could get them fired and so that
2:13:14
increased their feelings of
loneliness
2:13:15
and alienation and you know I
think
2:13:19
could potentially put some
vulnerable
2:13:21
people at risk so that that
secrecy
2:13:24
element is a real double-edged
sword
2:13:26
yeah man they're really they're
working
2:13:28
for Humanity baby they'd like
cops and
2:13:31
teachers and firefighters and
they are
2:13:33
we're benefiting from them
making sure
2:13:35
nothing harmful reaches my
retina
2:13:38
there's a couple of things of
course
2:13:40
they don't deal with for
example this
2:13:42
thing that the guy talks about
where at
2:13:44
the end um oh you know you even
talked
2:13:47
about Facebook you might get
fired you
2:13:48
know there's things called
wrongful
2:13:50
termination suits that are
pretty
2:13:52
effective especially against
big giant
2:13:53
companies with big deep pockets
does
2:13:55
that ever discuss no no the
other thing
2:13:57
is these guys they burn out
after so
2:14:00
many months there's anybody go
on
2:14:01
disability this it should be a
very easy
2:14:04
way to do this you should be
able to go
2:14:05
to a doctor or a shrink or
somebody get
2:14:07
yeah get on SDI or whatever it
is the
2:14:12
disability insurance program
and be paid
2:14:15
for not working you should be
able to do
2:14:16
that is that discussing this
yeah I
2:14:18
doubt it now now now the other
thing
2:14:20
that strikes me is that do we
know that
2:14:22
this is not some CIA experiment
2:14:26
oh man I love you for that idea
it's
2:14:31
like it's like hi experiment
written all
2:14:33
over it it's hyper MKULTRA yeah
it does
2:14:39
have that written all over a
dozen it
2:14:41
damn good one I'll give you a
bell I got
2:14:44
a good one I'd like that
2:14:47
well if not hello you guys
here's an
2:14:51
idea for you you might want to
try out
2:14:54
yeah Facebook research sorted
they
2:14:57
should be all over it yes
interesting a
2:15:03
lot of people at the meetup
yesterday
2:15:05
we're like hey man show me your
OTG
2:15:08
phone be whipping it out here
you go
2:15:12
Abby whipping it out that's
right
2:15:15
oh speaking of here's something
odd I
2:15:17
want to ask you about if you
know how
2:15:19
this works though a long long
time ago
2:15:22
and I still have my iPhone it
just sits
2:15:25
on the floor in the living room
only to
2:15:28
run whatsapp if I need to talk
to
2:15:29
somebody on that but I'd barely
use it
2:15:31
for that as well
2:15:33
so my credit card number got
jacked and
2:15:36
so I've gone through the the
fun process
2:15:38
of changing credit card numbers
on
2:15:40
everything that is connected to
my card
2:15:42
which you know it includes
2:15:43
infrastructure for the show
mainly you
2:15:46
know stuff like that
2:15:48
you'd be surprised how many
things are
2:15:50
connected to your credit card
on some
2:15:52
kind of subscription basis but
here's
2:15:54
the thing that was odd so I
have it this
2:15:57
is a chase credit card and this
chase
2:16:00
credit card years ago I put it
into my
2:16:04
iPhone my Apple wallet so you
can use it
2:16:07
for Apple pay which I also
haven't used
2:16:12
climbing how long have I been
doing OTG
2:16:14
like at least a year longer so
have not
2:16:18
have not used Apple pay but the
credit
2:16:20
card was still in there no no
that's
2:16:23
okay is it do you mean it's you
know
2:16:25
that's the thing you gotta use
your
2:16:25
thumbprint and then you can you
know
2:16:27
contactless you can you can pay
for
2:16:29
something at some rate and most
2:16:30
registers so as I'm going
through you
2:16:35
know what what to change here
and there
2:16:37
I get an email from Apple
2:16:38
which I'm always suspicious of
because
2:16:40
you know a lot of those Apple
emails are
2:16:42
fishing expeditions pH and it
says oh
2:16:46
we've updated your card here's
the new
2:16:48
number is the last four digits
of the
2:16:49
number it's updated in your
Apple wallet
2:16:51
and I went to check and indeed
the new
2:16:54
credit card had been had
replaced the
2:16:56
old credit card without my
intervention
2:16:59
so chase somehow has a direct
connection
2:17:02
with Apple direct enough is not
2:17:05
acceptable I found it really
creepy and
2:17:08
extremely unacceptable so chase
said Oh
2:17:11
curry has a new card go ahead
just swap
2:17:13
it right up I don't think
that's cool I
2:17:17
think it may even be borderline
illegal
2:17:20
might be illegal you might look
into
2:17:22
that and although I'm sure I
sign some
2:17:24
you lost somewhere I did some
piece of
2:17:26
crap but so but maybe maybe
they have in
2:17:32
this is some inter banking
connection
2:17:34
that that we don't know people
in the
2:17:36
troll room are confirming this
happened
2:17:38
to them as well
2:17:39
so there is some connectivity
between
2:17:42
Silicon Valley and your bank
that is
2:17:45
unknown to the public at large
I mean
2:17:48
yes I know that I connected
those two
2:17:51
initially but I don't see how
died chase
2:17:57
must just put some flag out
saying this
2:17:59
one's changed go ahead and what
they
2:18:00
have all my info my my led to
my three
2:18:04
digit ID and whatever that is
and they
2:18:06
have all visions and everything
in
2:18:08
between
2:18:08
probably digital copy of your
thumbprint
2:18:13
that can be used for anything
in the
2:18:15
future if some phony wants to
take over
2:18:17
the account and ruin you now
while I
2:18:20
realize that lots of people
will see
2:18:22
this as wow that's handy thanks
chase
2:18:25
and Apple yeah no that's the
problem yes
2:18:28
exactly
2:18:30
no one questioned it but maybe
someone
2:18:32
in one of our producers knows
exactly
2:18:33
how that works
2:18:34
I mean wired something inside
me we keep
2:18:38
getting reports about this
surge in $100
2:18:40
bills in circulation have you
followed
2:18:42
any of this
2:18:43
no I haven't even heard of this
so
2:18:45
there's all kinds of Bloomberg
did a
2:18:47
story on it the amount of $100
bills in
2:18:50
circulation is surging and it's
leaving
2:18:53
some economists scratching
their heads
2:18:55
the number of outstanding u.s.
$100
2:18:58
bills has doubled since the
financial
2:19:00
crisis with more than 12
billion of them
2:19:02
across the world according to
the latest
2:19:04
data from the Federal Reserve
cenotes
2:19:06
have passed $1 bills in
circulation
2:19:11
according to Deutsche Bank
generally
2:19:13
economists believe the surge is
related
2:19:14
to people around the world
wanting to
2:19:16
hoard cash a similar force
that's driven
2:19:19
the interest in cryptocurrencies
2:19:20
high-denomination high-value
currency
2:19:22
notes have historically been a
preferred
2:19:24
form of payment for criminals
given the
2:19:26
anonymity lack of transaction
record and
2:19:28
relative ease with which they
can cash
2:19:30
your criminal that's pretty
much what
2:19:33
it's saying I mean the whole
thing comes
2:19:35
to oh yeah well it's gotta be
criminals
2:19:38
guess gotta be criminals I have
to say I
2:19:40
noticed in my between that I
don't see
2:19:44
hundred dollar bills very often
but a
2:19:46
lot of the donations that
people gave in
2:19:48
the past to meetups were $100
bills
2:19:51
notable we didn't have as much
we had
2:19:54
cash we didn't have anywhere
near as
2:19:56
much cash it in either
Sacramento or
2:19:58
Seattle or even Oakland and in
the first
2:20:02
and the Oakland was all paid
taxes but
2:20:07
as I think JC was earned he
pointed out
2:20:09
that it seems as though there
was a
2:20:10
nearby atm
2:20:13
so people that didn't bring any
2:20:15
donations they felt guilty
2:20:17
right but the a-team doesn't
spit out
2:20:18
hundies right there was always
twenties
2:20:20
yeah yeah and I bet you had a
lot of
2:20:23
cash a lot of money this is a
bunch of
2:20:26
criminals down there oh hell
yeah we're
2:20:28
not criminals we prefer to be
called
2:20:30
outlaws you can't have much
cash in
2:20:35
California because the taxman
takes it
2:20:36
all yeah you guys are poor is a
couple
2:20:39
elements like they're poor
California I
2:20:43
found it interesting oh yeah
yeah I just
2:20:46
found it very interesting like
what is
2:20:47
that yeah that is very screwy
and I'm
2:20:51
sorry do you want to say
something no I
2:20:53
got judged some clips you can
catch I
2:20:54
got some kids Jill told me
something I
2:20:57
want
2:20:57
talk to you about sure and I
did look it
2:21:00
up and so he has a three-prong
theory he
2:21:05
says one there are so many
people OD'ing
2:21:08
in washington state that even
now or at
2:21:14
a certain point they had to have
2:21:15
refrigeration trucks called
into service
2:21:20
because the morgues were filled
they
2:21:22
couldn't fit any more dead
bodies in
2:21:24
them had you heard anything
about this
2:21:26
no but it actually is
believable so yes
2:21:30
it turns out to be true I did
find
2:21:31
articles about this but then
Eric made a
2:21:34
very interesting connection he
says that
2:21:37
a law just passed and it's not
just in
2:21:39
Washington state turns out
seventeen
2:21:40
other states have this for
something
2:21:44
known as recomposition and
recomposition
2:21:49
is essentially the composting
of human
2:21:53
beings human composting it
involves
2:21:55
placing bodies in a vessel and
hastening
2:21:58
their decomposition into a
nutrient
2:22:00
dense soil that can then be
returned to
2:22:03
the families so eric says it's
so bad
2:22:09
that you know of course for
families I'm
2:22:12
sure you know you can cremate
you can
2:22:13
bury or you could recount reek
well you
2:22:15
could compost I guess I'll just
call it
2:22:17
compost he says it's so bad
that with
2:22:21
the drug overdoses they don't
even take
2:22:23
the time that we don't even
have to
2:22:25
identify these people just
compost them
2:22:28
and it's being used as compost
well you
2:22:36
talk to believe about realm it
is people
2:22:49
that's fantastic the public
tina can't
2:22:54
stop talking about it she's
talking
2:22:55
everybody yesterday about it
not like
2:22:56
what the composting people and
how
2:22:58
washington state yeah seventeen
other
2:23:01
states on the way baby it's
fantastic
2:23:05
hey if I go before you I want
to be
2:23:08
composted and I want to be in
your
2:23:09
garden no way to grow something
on me oh
2:23:12
girl lemon tree on you oh okay
so
2:23:17
they're gonna expedite Hmong so
we got
2:23:20
to catch up on that that took a
long
2:23:22
time to get to the Canadian
government
2:23:24
today formally gave the green
light to
2:23:27
start extradition hearings for
wall way
2:23:29
executive Hmong Wan Jo Hmong
faces fraud
2:23:33
charges in the u.s. she was
arrested in
2:23:36
Vancouver in December the
Chinese
2:23:38
telecom company is accused of
stealing
2:23:40
trade secrets and violating US
sanctions
2:23:43
on Iran Hmong has maintained her
2:23:46
innocence yeah this I think is
just a
2:23:51
bargaining chip for how it's
gotta be
2:23:53
but the question is what five
five g's I
2:23:57
have two clips I want to do a
2:23:59
side-by-side okay now that
one's 37 six
2:24:04
in those 44 it's a little
longer this
2:24:06
guy you would talk about
Washington
2:24:07
State in their compost and well
the
2:24:09
governor there they guy would be
2:24:10
somewhat responsible for this
is this
2:24:12
guy Inslee he's like a douche
bag and
2:24:14
he's gonna run for president Oh
2:24:18
climate change guy he's all by
yes he's
2:24:21
all for the for composting yeah
he'd be
2:24:24
all for the compost that's what
he wants
2:24:25
to compost the public so he'd
be the
2:24:27
composting president if you
ever got in
2:24:29
but he's a douche bag and he's
kind of a
2:24:31
square squirrely guy but he
he's gonna
2:24:35
run for president and so it's
not gonna
2:24:38
get anywhere but he's gonna run
for
2:24:39
president cause he thinks he
can do it
2:24:40
he's gonna be on a soul only
platform is
2:24:44
stop global warming so so the
two
2:24:47
operations that I got two clips
I got
2:24:49
him the announcement the long
2:24:51
announcement which is the PBS
2:24:53
announcement and then I want to
contrast
2:24:56
it to the Democracy Now
announcement
2:24:58
because of a punch line at the
end that
2:25:02
I think democracy now thinks is
a good
2:25:03
thing but it just makes me
laugh well
2:25:06
let's play PBS Washington state
governor
2:25:08
jay Inslee announced today he's
running
2:25:11
for president
2:25:12
joining a growing Democratic
field the
2:25:14
former congressman led the
Democratic
2:25:17
Governors Association in
2:25:18
20:18 when the party flips seven
2:25:21
gubernatorial seats in its
direction
2:25:23
Ansley told supporters in
Seattle that
2:25:26
combating climate change will
be the
2:25:28
centerpiece of his campaign
because I
2:25:31
believe our ability to rise to
any
2:25:34
challenge this we know we are
the first
2:25:38
generation to feel the sting of
climate
2:25:42
change and we are the last
generation
2:25:44
that can do something about it
2:25:47
Kinsley is the 13th Democrat to
launch a
2:25:50
presidential bid okay so it's
just a
2:25:54
climate change guy by the way I
can't
2:25:57
wait till June when we get to
see the
2:26:00
first debate I mean this is
gonna be the
2:26:04
greatest show on earth because
there I
2:26:09
mean democracy now is so all-in
on
2:26:11
climate change dude such an
extreme that
2:26:14
they actually added the kicker
at the
2:26:16
end that they thought would be
a plus I
2:26:18
think and I haven't heard it as
oh my
2:26:20
god conflict of interest this is
2:26:21
hilarious Washington State's
Democratic
2:26:24
governor jay Inslee announced
today he's
2:26:26
running for president in 2020
in a video
2:26:29
posted to YouTube in Slee said
he would
2:26:32
make the issue of battling
climate
2:26:34
change his top priority we're
the first
2:26:37
generation to feel the sting of
climate
2:26:39
change they were the last that
could do
2:26:41
something about it we went to
the moon
2:26:44
and created technologies that
have
2:26:46
changed the world our country's
next
2:26:48
mission must be to rise up to
the most
2:26:51
urgent challenge of our time
defeating
2:26:53
climate change governor Inslee
will
2:26:55
formally announce his candidacy
today at
2:26:57
a solar panel company hello
Obama era
2:27:04
called it wants its campaign
back good
2:27:13
tonight on 60 minutes is more
child
2:27:18
abuse tune in to CBS the child
abusing
2:27:21
network as they will speak with
the
2:27:24
children who have by themselves
almost
2:27:27
single-handedly because they're
just
2:27:28
that gray
2:27:29
have filed a lawsuit against
the federal
2:27:31
government you're 11 years old
and
2:27:33
you're suing the United States
2:27:35
government that's not what most
11 year
2:27:37
olds do right yeah Levi Dre
Haim is one
2:27:42
of 21 kids asking federal
courts to
2:27:44
block the US government from
continuing
2:27:47
the use of fossil fuels they
say is
2:27:50
causing climate change and
they've
2:27:52
amassed 50 years of evidence
that's
2:27:54
already forced the government
to make
2:27:56
some remarkable admissions so
you've got
2:27:58
them with their own words it's
really
2:28:00
the clearest most compelling
evidence
2:28:03
I've ever had in any case I've
litigated
2:28:05
in over 20 years and that's
their lawyer
2:28:08
who looks like she's probably
in her 50s
2:28:11
but sounds like she's 12 so I
can't wait
2:28:14
for that more child abuse I'm
working on
2:28:16
a full report about some of
these
2:28:19
children and the parents they
belong to
2:28:22
these but I got a couple clips
from Amy
2:28:25
Goodman again and they brought
in that
2:28:27
16 year old and Greta Greta
Greta
2:28:30
Thornburg no no not nothing
2:28:32
talk about the black girl who
said we
2:28:35
voted you yes I want to hear
that sure
2:28:38
sure sure sure we voted you so
she's on
2:28:41
that she's apparently been
trained by
2:28:43
some guy I've seen this going
on in the
2:28:45
West Coast you see these
training
2:28:47
sessions and she's been trained
so she
2:28:49
says you know she presents her
case you
2:28:53
know I think okay but this is
arrogant
2:28:56
climate girl ari Feinstein Amy
pushes
2:28:59
yesterday I spoke with three of
the
2:29:01
climate activists age 16 12 and
10 who
2:29:05
confronted senator Feinstein I
began by
2:29:07
speaking with Aishah Clark a 16
year old
2:29:10
junior at met West High School
in
2:29:12
Oakland she's an activist with
youth
2:29:14
versus apocalypse I asked her
why she
2:29:16
went to senator Feinstein's
office
2:29:18
really there to ask her to vote
YES on
2:29:21
the green new deal and while we
were
2:29:24
there she said things like it's
not
2:29:28
gonna pass in the Senate it's
too pricey
2:29:32
and we responded by saying that
really
2:29:35
senator Feinstein it's too
pricey to not
2:29:37
enact the green new deal and
the longer
2:29:40
that we wait the more costly and
2:29:41
devastating
2:29:43
the consequences of this
climate crisis
2:29:45
will be and that frankly we
understand
2:29:48
that the green New Deal may not
pass and
2:29:50
Senate right now because we
know that
2:29:52
the Republicans hold the
majority but
2:29:54
that it's important that our
politicians
2:29:56
take a stand and say that they
are in
2:29:59
solidarity with us and that they
2:30:01
understand the weight of this
climate
2:30:03
crisis and that so that we can
start to
2:30:06
build the momentum for when we
do hold
2:30:08
the majority in Senate and
it'll pass
2:30:09
right away and we can really
take needed
2:30:12
action and senator Feinstein
has been in
2:30:15
the Senate for over a quarter
of a
2:30:16
century your answer to her when
she
2:30:19
responded to all of you in her
office
2:30:21
saying she has a lot more
experience
2:30:23
than you do that she knows what
she's
2:30:25
doing when she introduces a
resolution
2:30:28
or a bill she knows how to get
what gets
2:30:32
passed and what doesn't
2:30:34
Wow I have a lot of respect for
her of
2:30:38
all of the work that she's done
I think
2:30:39
there's always change to be
made there's
2:30:42
always room for improvement and
just
2:30:46
because she has more experience
than me
2:30:48
doesn't mean anything because I
am the
2:30:52
one who is experienced most
directly the
2:30:55
effects of this climate crisis
one who
2:30:57
has to miss school because of
smoke days
2:30:59
I'm the one who has to worry
about flash
2:31:02
floods and mudslides and fires
I'm the
2:31:05
one who is at the forefront of
those
2:31:07
experiences so I should be the
one who
2:31:11
is telling her what needs to be
done to
2:31:14
be changed for that to be a
change
2:31:19
Wow how abusive this is like
this girl
2:31:24
is completely done I mean it's
like I
2:31:26
can't even laugh about it crash
have
2:31:29
created this monster you know
they have
2:31:31
and they deserve what's gonna
happen to
2:31:34
him
2:31:34
yeah let's listen to the end of
verse
2:31:36
another minute of the arrogant
climate
2:31:38
girl that's the oh I guess this
I post
2:31:40
say brother I there's an old
brother
2:31:41
moment in here you what got you
so
2:31:44
interested in this issue in the
issue of
2:31:46
climate change mm-hmm
2:31:48
well is for two reasons one
because
2:31:51
we're really seeing the M
2:31:53
of the climate crisis right now
we have
2:31:57
where it's raining a lot in
California
2:32:00
right now and usually that
would be a
2:32:01
really good thing because of
the drought
2:32:03
that was made extremely more
severe by
2:32:08
climate change this is she's a
2:32:10
climatologist to want to make
sure
2:32:11
because you know we all can
only speak
2:32:13
about climate if you were an
actual
2:32:15
scientist is she a scientist is
she a
2:32:17
licensed professional in this
field
2:32:18
she's a high school kid but now
we're
2:32:22
scared about the rain because
there can
2:32:24
be floods and there can be
money also
2:32:29
because of the climate crisis
no since
2:32:31
the 1800s it's been written
about the
2:32:34
hell that is California with
its fire
2:32:36
and rain and mudslides no oh by
the way
2:32:41
Dianne Feinstein does remember
that's
2:32:43
what life experience does for
you we've
2:32:45
had to miss school because of
smoke days
2:32:47
that didn't happen 10 20 30
years ago is
2:32:50
that true smoke days that
didn't happen
2:32:53
there were smog days in Los
Angeles
2:32:56
yes smog days reversed oh my
goodness
2:32:59
contacting us right now and the
second
2:33:02
reason is because I really
think that I
2:33:04
grew up in Amsterdam with smoke
days but
2:33:06
it was different
2:33:07
climate change is an
intersectional
2:33:09
issue and that especially when
dealing
2:33:11
with their sunidhi lit
incumbents
2:33:13
climate change is an
intersectional
2:33:15
issue you know come from day
actually
2:33:17
when you from that point and we
hit her
2:33:19
talk this is where it gets it
actually
2:33:21
gets to me it gets a weird
2:33:23
so intersectionality means
everybody
2:33:27
who's a minority it's everybody
but old
2:33:30
white guys is intersectional
but you and
2:33:32
me that's right that's right
everything
2:33:35
especially when dealing with
the green
2:33:37
New Deal it encompasses so many
issues
2:33:40
economic justice racial justice
women's
2:33:43
rights so many things and
through
2:33:46
fighting for climate justice I
can also
2:33:48
fight for all of the other
justices that
2:33:50
I'm super passionate about that
is the
2:33:52
green New Deal that is exactly
it it
2:33:54
says right there in the green
New Deal
2:33:55
it's intersectional and when we
fight
2:33:58
climate change we help all
minorities we
2:34:01
help everybody but we kind of
kill old
2:34:03
whitey guy everything else is a
hell
2:34:06
everybody is helped it's just
nuts it is
2:34:10
it is and but this is child
abuse and
2:34:13
you I mean you correctly say
this
2:34:15
arrogant kid but she's been
abused into
2:34:18
this too believing it and she's
2:34:21
propagating this mess of her
life me on
2:34:23
one of our one true scientists
who
2:34:25
listened to our show producer
Rob last
2:34:27
name goes anonymous he says let
me tell
2:34:29
you the reason he said about
the 2030
2:34:31
deadline this date is very
important he
2:34:34
says near or around 2030 is
when all the
2:34:37
major Western models which are
had says
2:34:41
no it's a CR u T 4.6 cmip5 and
RCP the
2:34:48
models in 2030 start diverging
in such a
2:34:52
manner that their accuracy of
prediction
2:34:55
will not be able to be argued
2:34:57
temperature change will either
be on
2:34:59
trend for less than 1 degrees
Celsius or
2:35:02
plus 2 degrees Celsius so if we
get to
2:35:07
say says he says me in the
language of a
2:35:09
climate scientist they mean
this means
2:35:11
if we get to the year 2030 and
the rate
2:35:14
of temperature change is not as
dramatic
2:35:16
as predicted then it's just
another
2:35:19
climate change trend that they
have on
2:35:21
record from before the earth
will not be
2:35:24
on fire and this will be very
bad for
2:35:26
funding this is why the Chinese
a
2:35:29
Chinese know this yep that's
why when
2:35:31
they did their climate deal
with the
2:35:33
Paris Accords they said that all
2:35:35
implementation takes place
after 20
2:35:46
nobody nobody had all bent out
of shape
2:35:49
by that okay because no one
wants to be
2:35:51
called a well I'll tell you why
here is
2:35:54
if we got to take our final
break but
2:35:56
here is Trump's climate czar he
is
2:36:01
interesting fellow his name is
William
2:36:06
hopper and happer is not just
any old
2:36:10
old white dude he is the dean
of faculty
2:36:12
at Princeton
2:36:14
I'd say the Dean of Faculty at
Princeton
2:36:17
has some standing yeah you're
up there
2:36:20
in academia
2:36:21
you're definitely some sort of
academic
2:36:23
well this mofo was on edge man
he's
2:36:26
getting beat up and he's
starting to
2:36:28
he's starting to crack
2:36:29
this was CNBC of all the
innocuous
2:36:32
lame-ass places that you'd
start to
2:36:34
freak out over an interview
this is what
2:36:37
went down with all this
obviously
2:36:41
because you don't believe in
climate
2:36:42
change at all you made a
comment just a
2:36:46
minute right off the bat he's
cracking
2:36:59
this is this is this is not
good for
2:37:01
this man some issues with all
of this
2:37:04
obviously because you don't
believe in
2:37:05
climate change at all you need
a calm
2:37:08
minute just a minute
2:37:13
I'm open to all ideas you made
a comment
2:37:15
back in 2009 comparing climate
change to
2:37:18
the Holocaust and my question
is are you
2:37:21
suggesting when you made that
comment
2:37:23
that climatologists and climate
2:37:25
scientists are the equivalent
of Hitler
2:37:27
and Nazis I mean that that's
what it
2:37:29
seems like you were trying to
say yeah
2:37:31
you know you know I get called
a denier
2:37:33
and all anyone who objects to
all of the
2:37:37
height gets called a denier
that's
2:37:39
supposed to make me a Holocaust
denier
2:37:41
you know I'm getting tired of
that and
2:37:44
the comment I made was the the
2:37:47
demonization of carbon dioxide
is just
2:37:50
like the demonization of the
poor Jews
2:37:52
under Hitler carbon dioxide
isn't
2:37:55
actually a benefit to the world
and so
2:37:58
were the Jews yeah that'll work
bro
2:38:05
that's the way to explain talk
to your
2:38:08
publicist after that these
meetings now
2:38:12
to demonstrate how the English
language
2:38:13
ought to be used by two
craftsmen our
2:38:16
guest commented
2:38:17
to show my food by donating to
no agenda
2:38:20
imagine all the people who
could do with
2:38:22
us oh yeah Johnson Jobin starts
us off
2:38:33
with their segment here one
hundred
2:38:35
twenty three dollars and
forty-five
2:38:37
cents uh and a keeps me saying
he says
2:38:40
because of her douche bag array
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2:38:43
douching tracy Bassano in
Madison
2:38:49
Alabama uh first-time donors my
husband
2:38:53
I love the show thanks for the
sanity
2:38:55
because the D douching for both
of us
2:38:57
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2:39:04
how selling calm at the end for
you hey
2:39:07
Chad akin in Houston Texas
honored ours
2:39:10
John Robin $800 Oh anonymous
lesbians
2:39:13
back she came in with a hundred
dollars
2:39:16
and she sent a note which ever
will read
2:39:18
yes thank you for my mental
health
2:39:22
that's a big heart oh well she
loves you
2:39:25
she loves you Loni must
anonymous
2:39:28
lesbian and then honored note
where she
2:39:30
puts it over the Lord to stick
her over
2:39:31
a check she's put puts please
no name
2:39:35
and and then she puts and I'm
gonna be
2:39:37
used her term I think must be
legal then
2:39:39
anonymous lesbo that's her new
name she
2:39:44
has a new name now she still
calls
2:39:46
lesbian but she does use lesbo
how about
2:39:49
just just shorten it down to Al
Bo and
2:39:53
and Bo Ryan Brady and Pittsburgh
2:39:57
Pennsylvania 83 30 and your
glad to see
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this yes very happy to hear
she's not
2:40:01
overboard please include the
male
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donation upon request okay we
got this
2:40:07
Ryan Couture and Bellingham
Washington
2:40:10
808 so happy birthday to a
smoking-hot
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wife Jennifer Jenna diamond
girlfriend I
2:40:16
don't want to jump the gun here
2:40:19
Sean Thorpe but that San Luis
Obispo
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California 66 67 sure jackson
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2:40:29
Norman $60
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he's in the he went to the meet
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2:40:33
Robert Bruckner 55 55 Ross
Reynolds and
2:40:37
man Chaka Texas everything was
all set
2:40:41
for the Austin meet up I
donated today
2:40:42
so I wouldn't be a douche bag
at the
2:40:46
sponsored event and then he
says d
2:40:48
douche me and call up my douche
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2:40:59
Ross is Ross is the the keg
whisperer
2:41:03
he's the one from Austin beer
works he
2:41:04
set it all up thank you cool in
Windham
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New Hampshire 55 his hand Baron
of New
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Hampshire it's not a Man
Overboard he
2:41:15
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to play
2:45:28
you know one people said well
you can
2:45:30
watch that democracy now show
you know
2:45:32
so they always have the stories
that
2:45:34
these other guys don't cover
that are
2:45:35
always funny
2:45:37
what's mainstream even though
it's it's
2:45:39
mainstream but it's mostly
there you
2:45:41
know they read it from
different wires
2:45:42
and they're not Isis they use
the New
2:45:46
York Times let me answer this
the reason
2:45:49
why is we provide a balanced
diet of
2:45:53
news and and disinformation and
if you
2:45:56
only want to look at the New
York Times
2:45:58
I agree you're not doing enough
is it's
2:46:02
known in the broadcasting
business if
2:46:04
you're in the radio or TV if
the New
2:46:06
York Times isn't covering then
you don't
2:46:08
cover it right it's a paper of
record
2:46:09
it's like it's like the it's
like the
2:46:11
dollar being the world's
currency and so
2:46:15
they get stuff like this story
which you
2:46:18
just laugh at because it's so
funny it's
2:46:21
a me and the Virginia
governor's wife
2:46:23
Virginia's first lady Pam
Northam has
2:46:26
apologized after she handed out
cotton
2:46:29
to African American students
touting the
2:46:32
governor touring the governor's
mansion
2:46:34
and asked them to imagine being
an
2:46:36
enslaved cotton picker I did
headline
2:46:44
somewhere I didn't realize that
she had
2:46:45
asked them to imagine being an
enslaved
2:46:48
cotton picker blackface it
brings up to
2:47:03
ISOs I want you to play ok for
possible
2:47:07
and to show one is the Amy
enslaved
2:47:09
cotton picker I'd imagine being
an
2:47:10
enslaved cotton picker yeah
okay that's
2:47:14
a good one it's not bad and
then the
2:47:15
other ones I pull from Trump's
along you
2:47:18
know
2:47:18
into our speech don't fall
asleep don't
2:47:21
fall asleep don't fall asleep
right
2:47:23
don't fall asleep
2:47:25
I think if we just do one it's
great for
2:47:27
end of show fall asleep you
just do that
2:47:29
one months you want the fool
one some to
2:47:33
you I find I like them both
2:47:34
I had a nice Oh to let me see
what I
2:47:36
have oh yeah it's a leftover
from Alex
2:47:42
Jones I'm kind of retarded I
thought
2:47:44
that was kind of yet which one
do you
2:47:46
want for the end Alex Jones one
no no I
2:47:51
don't like because I heard it a
couple
2:47:53
of times it's taken out of
context and I
2:47:55
mean the isel's are always
taking out a
2:47:56
cat hello
2:47:57
didn't like the whole the whole
you know
2:48:02
the the carnival around that
Alex Jones
2:48:06
showing up on the bed of the
show that
2:48:09
won't have you on and they will
yeah I
2:48:13
hope so
2:48:16
see well Joe Rogan is what
you're
2:48:18
talking about yeah that's right
Joe
2:48:20
Rogan all right I have what do
I have
2:48:22
left here
2:48:27
if you want me to go to a PBS
and do the
2:48:30
Venezuela update to see what
the hell's
2:48:31
going on there yeah I did want
to
2:48:33
mention one quick thing that
was why I'm
2:48:36
a big fan of the the Grand Tour
the
2:48:38
former top gear guys on hey did
you
2:48:42
watch it
2:48:42
do you watch the show no I do
not I have
2:48:44
a limited number of TV shows
besides
2:48:46
news and commentary shows from
this show
2:48:49
right that I watch and I don't
have room
2:48:51
for it there's no slot
available yeah so
2:48:54
I have I have a slot during the
day when
2:48:56
Tina's not home that's when I
can watch
2:48:57
this and and I'm watching and
they're
2:49:00
doing this thing in China the
cheap car
2:49:03
challenge I think they call it
and I'm
2:49:05
like wow because they got
budget on this
2:49:07
show and you know where they
are in
2:49:10
Chongqing oh really so the same
the same
2:49:14
city that sponsored New Year's
Eve on in
2:49:17
Times Square in New York are
they trying
2:49:20
to get tourists to go to that
place that
2:49:21
was gonna go there and it was a
blowjob
2:49:23
piece man it was like oh look at
2:49:26
fantastic look at it's great oh
look at
2:49:28
the road these guys are real it
was
2:49:34
almost kind that's one of the
big I
2:49:37
think it's a story biggest city
in China
2:49:38
let me just give some advice to
people
2:49:41
want to go to China if you
haven't been
2:49:43
to Shanghai you could spend a
lifetime
2:49:46
just going to Shanghai and it's
one of
2:49:48
the greatest towns in the world
2:49:49
world-class and that Beijing is
fun but
2:49:52
Shanghai's where you go you can
go to
2:49:55
Hong Kong if you want to go
broke if you
2:49:57
don't want to go broke you
wanna have a
2:49:59
good time you go to Shanghai
and then
2:50:01
there's other little cities
along the
2:50:02
coast that are fun you don't go
to this
2:50:04
place well they did and they
got paid to
2:50:08
do it that's for sure
2:50:12
it was just it's still dirty to
me even
2:50:14
though you know I'm not a fool I
2:50:17
understand that these shows how
that
2:50:19
works you talk to the tourism
department
2:50:20
of countries you go to I get it
they
2:50:24
show you a good time
2:50:25
once again the Chinese all just
spew and
2:50:27
there there's stuff all over
our guard
2:50:29
good entertainment our New
Year's Eve
2:50:31
entertainment and our hard metal
2:50:34
somebody's too aggressive
apparently
2:50:37
yeah newbies there will be the
Tourism
2:50:40
Bureau for a city like that or
some of
2:50:42
these other newbies are like
millennial
2:50:44
directors of tourism right they
don't
2:50:47
know the game you know they
don't know
2:50:48
that you know it's obvious when
2:50:50
somebody's over promoting you're
2:50:52
supposed to do it that way just
get him
2:50:55
over there show him a good time
and
2:50:57
don't tell him what to do or
how to say
2:50:58
it and don't give him crap
because they
2:51:00
never say anything I think
there's
2:51:01
something there's actually
something
2:51:02
some joke in there that
Clarkson his
2:51:05
voiceover says you know we
can't say
2:51:07
this about this you know
something like
2:51:10
some one of those yeah yeah
okay not
2:51:15
good for me see what do I have
nothing
2:51:20
you want brexit right except
except that
2:51:21
the breakfast is the labor at
the
2:51:24
venezuela update oh yes that's
what we
2:51:26
wanted yes good that'll be a
fun upbeat
2:51:31
note to leave the US Treasury
Department
2:51:35
has announced a new round of
sanctions
2:51:36
against the module regime in
Venezuela
2:51:39
they target six top members of
the
2:51:42
Venezuelan security forces
responsible
2:51:45
for blocking humanitarian aid
deliveries
2:51:47
the u.s. recognizes opposition
leader
2:51:50
Juan buoy dough as Venezuela x'
rightful
2:51:53
president at the State
Department US
2:51:55
special envoy Elliott Abrams
responded
2:51:58
to concerns that Guido's
support might
2:52:00
be fading I'm not concerned
about the
2:52:03
loss of momentum that some
people allege
2:52:06
what underlies all this is not
anything
2:52:10
the United States is doing what
under
2:52:12
what underlies it is the desire
of the
2:52:17
Venezuelan people to escape
from the
2:52:19
condition of dictatorship and
economic
2:52:21
misery that they are suffering
and
2:52:24
that has not diminished during
a visit
2:52:27
to Paraguay today guido
announced that
2:52:30
600 members of the Venezuelan
military
2:52:32
have now abandoned Maduro
government
2:52:36
okay so where do we stand with
that then
2:52:39
if that's happening the whole
thing is
2:52:42
up in the air as far as I'm
concerned I
2:52:44
mean we're gonna start to do so
we have
2:52:47
to do something i rebel ization
maybe an
2:52:49
order I don't know I don't know
guy is
2:52:53
like you know he can't go there
and he's
2:52:55
worried six ways in Colombia's
in
2:52:57
Paraguay he's not in Venezuela
I can't
2:52:59
do anything and this other guy
seems to
2:53:02
be in trench and he's got a
bunch of
2:53:03
military guys behind him I
don't believe
2:53:06
the 600 numbers just maybe
troops hmm
2:53:08
the figure that you can go
everybody at
2:53:10
least get some decent food in
Colombia
2:53:13
well I have only one one clip
we just
2:53:17
thought was interesting
considering the
2:53:19
European Union where they stand
and
2:53:21
who's going to be the voting
the new
2:53:24
voting power and if this goes
through
2:53:26
it'll be interesting for the EU
in in
2:53:29
general and maybe even for other
2:53:31
countries specifically
Germany's Justice
2:53:33
Minister Katarina Bali has
called for
2:53:35
the voting age to be lowered
from 18 to
2:53:37
16 she told a German newspaper
the
2:53:39
political engagement of school
pupils
2:53:41
calling for action on climate
change was
2:53:44
wonderful the Social Democrats
said they
2:53:46
deserved respect protesting
every Friday
2:53:49
to defend their future BBC News
so the
2:53:52
way I read this is they're so
pleased
2:53:54
with the the child abuse the
results of
2:53:57
which are you know all this
great
2:53:59
coverage of climate change
they're so
2:54:02
pleased with it like then we
need more
2:54:03
of these children but we need
to give
2:54:05
them some actual power so they
can vote
2:54:06
and then you know then we'll
2:54:07
indoctrinate a couple and then
I'll vote
2:54:09
for what we want or something
like that
2:54:12
yeah they hope well yeah well
they
2:54:15
figure here's what it looks
here's what
2:54:17
I would say if you're gonna
take it from
2:54:19
the leaders perspective not
that I'm one
2:54:21
is like hey these kids are so
easy to
2:54:25
manipulate yeah you know if we
could
2:54:28
just you know find a way to
manipulate
2:54:30
we could be in a power forever
isn't
2:54:33
exactly what I said
2:54:35
exactly that's exactly what you
said
2:54:38
version of what you said yes
perhaps a
2:54:42
more comprehensive version of
what I
2:54:44
said but the point is is that I
don't
2:54:47
like this thing they should
take it and
2:54:49
change the voting age from 18
to 21 is
2:54:51
what they should do totally
agree move
2:54:53
it back and that concludes your
2:54:55
deconstruction for today hon D
no agenda
2:54:58
show in advance I want to thank
Dave
2:55:00
carbonyl Abel Kirby Tom
Starkweather Leo
2:55:03
LaPook and Darren O'Neill for
the end of
2:55:06
show mixes got a couple of good
ones so
2:55:08
will since we're going along
anyway
2:55:10
miles just rolled it all out
and we'll
2:55:12
be back on Thursday right here
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2:55:14
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2:55:23
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2:55:25
morning everybody
2:55:26
I'm Adam Korea and from
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2:55:29
Valley where I'll say adios
mofos I'm
2:55:32
John C Dvorak well then I don't
have to
2:55:36
say it whatever he said and such
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it's alright not an
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great about your piece and
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2:56:38
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2:57:15
if you tell a joke in few
sarcastic you
2:57:19
want to talk about an agenda if
you're
2:57:21
having fun with the audience if
you're
2:57:23
in live television with
millions of
2:57:24
people we all need to
understand what
2:57:27
this is this is the Michael
Cohen
2:57:29
hearing presented by Lanny
Davis honest
2:57:32
I was just happy to get the
check
2:57:33
Russia please if you can get us
Hillary
2:57:37
Clinton's emails all I wanted
was what I
2:57:44
got personal attorney to the
president
2:57:46
darling darling is the wind
blowing
2:57:49
today I'd like to watch
television
2:57:56
found in the rump found in the
rump
2:57:59
found in the rump so we got the
one but
2:58:02
we didn't need the one found in
the rump
2:58:04
and at the end of the day you
know I'm
2:58:06
totally off script right now
total
2:58:08
Michael Cohen has no agenda
part of the
2:58:11
record you want to talk about
an agenda
2:58:13
and all of a sudden they're
trying to
2:58:16
take you out with bullshit
you're saying
2:58:19
that all of that was just maybe
you just
2:58:21
because you're a nice guy why
I'm a nice
2:58:24
guy but more importantly why
would in a
2:58:26
record reflects that you're not
a nice
2:58:28
meeting rather stunning that
there is a
2:58:30
no agenda 300 and we blaming my
time I
2:58:36
have lying but I am NOT a liar
and now
2:58:40
you're going to prison for it
2:58:46
big news for about an hour
until Trump
2:58:49
tweeted something else we now
know that
2:58:52
the confidence that human
activities are
2:58:55
raising the heat that Earth's
surface
2:58:58
have reached a 5 level 5 Sigma
level
2:59:09
wondering that is a statistical
gauge
2:59:11
meaning there is only a one in
a million
2:59:14
chance that signature to peer
if there
2:59:18
was no warming this is the gold
standard
2:59:22
previously applied in 2012 to
confirm
2:59:26
the discovery of the Higgs
bosons
2:59:28
subatomic particle when they
tried to
2:59:31
create the black hole for us
all to die
2:59:33
in
2:59:41
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2:59:49
I
2:59:56
I
3:00:01
this is the gold standard now
it's not
3:00:05
97 percent this is 99.99999%
certain
3:00:11
that they are right humans are
causing
3:00:18
this is
3:00:24
Lawrence Livermore National
Laboratory
3:00:27
in California
3:00:28
I have friends within this
organization
3:00:32
I'm sure they listen to the
show all the
3:00:35
time Joe Biden said something
nice about
3:00:41
Vice President Mike Pence and
you know
3:00:45
what happened decent guy our
vice
3:00:58
president
3:01:00
you see God
3:01:04
[Applause]
3:01:08
indecent guy
3:01:09
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3:01:14
the democrat party went crazy
how dare
3:01:16
you say is a decent guy he's
anti-lgbt
3:01:19
qqi a a an asterisk God rest
his soul
3:01:22
and although she's late devoin
still
3:01:24
alive I get in trouble
3:01:28
decent guy
3:01:34
one of my problems is arriver
and
3:01:36
running president
3:01:37
I like Republican bless me
Father for I
3:01:40
have sinned
3:01:43
they'll get the wall up all the
fake
3:01:47
news gets him down
3:01:51
they can say what they want
he's got
3:01:55
boots on the ground
3:01:58
and he knows just how America
feels
3:02:06
he's gonna throw some punches
and crush
3:02:10
the green oh dear
3:02:13
can't you see I'm standing man
taking
3:02:16
questions from the mainstream
machine
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3:02:20
the worst
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