0:00
tiptoe through the tulips papa
papa Adam
0:03
Curie Jhansi Devorah
0:07
Nation Media assassination
episode 11 43
0:11
this is no agenda Madame Curie
and from
0:23
northern Jhansi Dvorak responds
exactly
0:34
you have nothing else to say
that's it
0:36
done just didn't it was
possible and I
0:41
just said you know it's too
complicated
0:43
okay well I do have an idea
it's a big
0:48
one it's a money-making one we
could
0:51
even use it as our our exit
strategy
0:53
just to start the show off with
that I
0:55
can bring football/soccer
0:58
to American screens in a
commercially
1:01
viable way by not running it at
all no I
1:07
mean this is the biggest
problem why and
1:10
in our biggest probably soccer
in the
1:12
United States the way there's
two
1:14
biggest problems the biggest
problem is
1:16
it stinks as the game and
Americans
1:19
don't like playing it that's a
girl
1:22
that's your opinion okay
1:25
prob the real problem is of
course
1:28
because there are no commercial
breaks
1:30
it's very difficult for
television
1:32
networks to make money off of
the games
1:36
well they must make money in
Mexico they
1:38
must make money in England they
must
1:40
make money and down the
continent no
1:42
actually they yeah they do but
there's
1:45
more people who want to watch
but they
1:47
also they also buy more trucks
they also
1:50
have different broadcast systems
1:51
different ways of making money
but now
1:53
finally after having seen the
highlights
1:57
of the Champions League the big
game in
2:00
in in the champions of Europe
the
2:04
Liverpool beating out Tottenham
2:07
I think was 2 nil even it was a
crazy
2:11
game
2:12
was a crazy-ass game but there
is now a
2:17
way to monetize I have a little
clip
2:19
which we I'll just play it it
won't
2:21
really explain immediately but
at a
2:23
certain point something
happened on the
2:25
field we had a good
old-fashioned
2:42
streaker from one side of the
pitch from
2:45
one goal to the other Kinzie
will
2:47
olanski
2:48
who you must do a quick Bing
search on
2:53
because she was well worth
watching
2:54
running from one goal to the
other
2:57
approximately 3.2 change three
point
3:02
nine seven million dollars a
pounds
3:05
worth of advertising for the
company she
3:09
wore on her shirt which has
retired on
3:13
well whatever was left of the
shirt that
3:16
she had on what was her name
again -
3:18
Kinsey its Kinsey ki NS ey WA
Lansky and
3:23
this she had a t-shirt on for
Vitaly
3:26
uncensored estimated just under
four
3:29
million pounds worth of
advertising
3:32
value this is the way to go
just once a
3:36
game no one knows when it's
gonna happen
3:38
we don't know what she or he is
going to
3:42
look like but everyone knows
once a game
3:44
someone's gonna Street pretty
much
3:47
butt-naked from one end to the
other
3:48
we're gonna see their
advertisement we
3:50
take one advertiser and one
advertiser
3:53
only we could expand it to two
one for
3:56
each half of the game later on
this is
3:58
finally a way to monetize and
the crowd
4:01
loves it have you seen her yeah
she's
4:07
beautiful yes this is a
money-making
4:10
opportunity
4:15
well I know who talked her into
doing
4:17
this but I just got her name
right what
4:18
do you mean that she has a
sponsor this
4:20
you know she's an Instagram
influencer
4:23
gained a million followers
after this
4:26
stunt but look at the t-shirt
the teach
4:28
that was a sponsored t-shirt
now she
4:31
didn't get 4 million pounds for
it but
4:33
she got paid for it and the
value is
4:36
unbelievable
4:41
boom you're not on board with
my idea
4:44
actually she actually crashed
my browser
4:48
and she crashed a lot of old
men's
4:51
browsers believe me there you go
4:55
anyway I thought I thought it
was an
4:57
interesting way to do it yeah
yeah you
5:00
should you should move back to
Europe
5:04
and become a member of the FIFO
whatever
5:07
the hell that group is FIFA
Alisa even
5:10
I'm not corrupt enough to join
FIFA it's
5:12
just not gonna happen
5:14
anyway that was my my big idea
now on to
5:17
the news then there is a little
news
5:21
okay well you got nothing I do
I got a
5:27
bunch of Assange stuff which is
kind of
5:29
interesting yeah I think did I
have
5:31
anything Assange yes I did I
haven't I
5:34
have a his lawyer talking to
the BBC
5:38
about his health do you want to
hear
5:40
that do you want to go through
this
5:41
we'll go to my stuff alright
this was
5:44
actually this was posted on the
the
5:45
Vimeo service by Pamela
Anderson which
5:49
is why I got a lot of attention
5:50
his lawyer speaking with the
BBC about
5:53
his mental health I cannot
reveal the
5:57
patient-doctor confidentiality
protected
6:01
diagnosis but we can see that
mr.
6:03
Assange showed all symptoms
that are
6:06
typical for prolonged exposure
to
6:08
psychological torture now
recently my
6:12
understanding is he has been
transferred
6:13
to the healthcare unit off the
Belmarsh
6:17
prison that currently there
should be
6:19
some as I understand dramatic
weight
6:23
loss and also a grave
deterioration of
6:26
his capacity to concentrate and
actually
6:30
engage with the lawyers has it
been
6:35
since they first carried him
out now
6:37
this kind of also makes me
wonder did
6:41
they carry him out because he
couldn't
6:42
walk because of his already
dramatic
6:44
weight loss which it didn't
appear to be
6:46
his face seemed kind of full
did he lose
6:49
all this weight in just what a
month's
6:51
time how long has it been six
weeks
6:54
I don't know the whole thing
seems very
6:56
strange but I mean I'm
wondering how
7:02
much of yeah well let's just
play these
7:04
clips types or more on this if
you want
7:07
to hear this a little bit very
terrible
7:10
to her room she should have
done a clean
7:12
up that audio a little bit
that's the
7:14
BBC man a grave deterioration
of his
7:18
capacity to concentrate and
actually
7:21
engage with the lawyers it's
royal or
7:25
not it seems that she was not
able to
7:28
stand trial this week because
of this
7:31
medical incapacity to be
present in
7:33
court it doesn't surprise me
that this
7:35
is the case the psychiatrist of
the
7:37
companies my mission said his
current
7:40
state is critical he urgently
needs
7:42
access to a psychiatrist that
is not
7:45
part of the Prison Service
someone that
7:47
he can fully trust and if he
doesn't get
7:50
that and if the pressure on him
is not
7:52
alleviated rapidly we will have
to
7:55
expect a rapid and serious
deterioration
7:57
of his state of health what
does he say
8:00
now to you what was he saying
to you
8:02
when you went to visit him well
he is
8:04
extremely afraid of what
happened to him
8:08
he said I cannot count on the
judicial
8:12
institutions in this country to
be fair
8:15
I cannot count on fair to
disapper
8:18
seedings in Sweden
8:20
everything is biased against me
I have
8:23
no voice and I don't have
enough time to
8:26
prepare my defence in any of
these
8:29
proceedings the problem for
Julian
8:31
Assange is that he has multiple
complex
8:34
legal proceedings that are
expanding as
8:38
we speak to various
jurisdictions and
8:42
new charges are being added all
the time
8:44
and he has no chance to prepare
a proper
8:49
defense for these cases pretty
much
8:53
similar coast but they're
actually
8:55
audible let's start with the
sons being
8:59
tortured democracy now
9:04
by Neal's Melser the UN Special
9:06
Rapporteur on torture welcome to
9:09
Democracy Now why don't you
begin by
9:11
telling us the results of your
report
9:13
and describing your visit to
see Julian
9:16
Assange wait is this gonna be
the same
9:18
damn guy yeah but you can hear
him yeah
9:21
we got you we heard you the
first five
9:24
times are you still pissed
about your
9:26
clips that sucked last time is
that why
9:29
you're so passively aggressive
of course
9:31
stop Belmarsh prison in London
no thank
9:36
you Amy
9:37
well I did oh yeah the buckets
sound
9:40
well done it's a mr. Assange in
prison
9:43
Belmar prison on the 9th of May
in the
9:46
company of two medical experts
and my
9:50
primary concerns really are
that I'm
9:52
extremely worried about his
current
9:53
state of health which was
alarming
9:55
already when I visited him and
which
9:58
seems to have to terrier ate it
rapidly
10:00
since then to the point where
he's no
10:03
longer even able to stand trial
and to
10:05
participate in in court
hearings and I
10:08
must say that I'm appalled at
the
10:10
sustained and concerted abuse
that this
10:13
man has been exposed to at the
hands of
10:15
several democratic states over
a period
10:18
of almost a decade and I'm
gravely
10:20
concerned about the prospects
of a
10:22
possible extradition to the
United
10:24
States as I have indicated this
morning
10:26
in Geneva I I worry that he
would be
10:29
exposed to a politicized show
trial in
10:32
violation of his of his human
rights
10:35
hmm I don't know about that
how's that a
10:37
violation of Human Rights
10:38
okay suspicious yeah this is so
I'm good
10:45
there's gonna be this argument
first of
10:48
all a piece came out this
morning saying
10:50
well why is that the CIA and the
10:53
government going after him
about his
10:54
revelations about vault 7 right
which
10:58
supposedly gave up all the CIA
11:01
techniques well just the
techniques not
11:05
just techniques but tools as
well I
11:07
understand tools tools tools and
11:09
techniques many sources and
methods and
11:13
then the article goes on to say
I don't
11:15
we don't get this whether I go
in after
11:16
him for that but they're gonna
go after
11:18
him on espionage and then in
the same
11:22
sense they say which is gonna
be very
11:24
hard to prove which brings us
back to
11:26
your thesis that this may all be
11:30
bullshit
11:31
well now I'm thinking the best
solution
11:35
for everybody think mainly for
11:38
intelligence services and I'm
looking at
11:41
you five eyes is to have
Assange die
11:47
that's
11:48
the best way WikiLeaks is still
11:50
WikiLeaks they can it can still
be
11:52
controlled by whoever and I'm
not saying
11:55
Assange would actually be dead
but what
11:57
a what a perfect perfect setup
right now
12:00
he's sick not going well we
haven't seen
12:02
him he's gone oops sorry would
throw a
12:05
casket in the ground and
possible I I
12:08
don't know if he'd go along
with it but
12:10
it'd be better than what he's
doing well
12:11
it's a song Assange is not
important
12:13
anymore now it's really about
WikiLeaks
12:15
which I mean you tell me
remember when
12:18
that they were literally deep
12:20
platforming wikileaks.org from
the
12:23
internet by hijacking you know
the FBI
12:25
got the DNS they were jamming
DNS
12:29
everywhere then you had tons of
mirrors
12:31
everyone was registering a
different
12:33
WikiLeaks domain to help spread
the load
12:37
and now it's I don't see any of
that
12:39
just wikileaks.org that works
fine
12:41
they're on Twitter got Twitter
do you
12:46
think they're saying coopted
yeah I
12:49
would say by us so let's take a
look at
12:54
the it's I'm not gonna argue
against
12:57
that let's take a look at this
guy goes
12:59
on this Niels character who's a
un
13:01
torturer guy and he's supposed
to be
13:03
able to go in and say you're
tortured
13:05
somebody stop it I want that
job great
13:10
job
13:11
but before getting to his other
question
13:14
I want to play because there's
the
13:16
implication that well you know
you can't
13:18
get a fair trial because
there's the
13:20
jury pool has been tampered
with I think
13:23
I think of a lot of her based
on our
13:26
lousy results from the last
newsletter
13:29
which were where we discussed
Julian
13:32
Assange I would guess that a
good
13:34
portion of our audience all
think Julian
13:37
Assange is a traitor and should
be hung
13:39
or mm-hmm I don't know about
that
13:42
it doesn't take a lot anyway so
let's
13:45
listen but you just to get a
feeling for
13:47
what the public might believe
is going
13:50
on I have some clips from the
view
13:55
[Applause]
13:58
we're trying to decide which
ones to
14:01
okay well let's go with this
one which
14:03
is a gem this is a this is
whoopee
14:07
introducing the the arrest of
Julian
14:10
Assange wouldn't happen and
enjoy Behar
14:12
jumping in and joy brings us
back up to
14:16
speed on exactly what the
situation is
14:19
in the society and all around
Julian
14:23
Assange has been arrested he
faces
14:25
charges what she says Julian
Assange
14:32
with the wait with the name
like Whoopi
14:34
what he expects Julian Assange
14:36
hospitalized he faces charges
in the US
14:39
for conspiring to hack into a
classified
14:42
government computer WikiLeaks
tweeted
14:45
that he's won dozens of
journalism
14:47
awards nominated for a Nobel
Prize every
14:49
year since 2010 and this is
just a
14:53
campaign by the CIA to
delegitimize and
14:56
do you mean if you humanize
yeah I was
15:00
almost a dehumidifier so what
do you
15:07
think it is what why did he
break the
15:10
law wasn't a problem well
remember what
15:13
he did originally yeah well he
he hacked
15:16
into the Democrats computers
and haven't
15:21
elected basically by exposing
people
15:23
just his emails and then and
then call
15:25
me when after Hillary and
remember that
15:32
listen to that last bit again
what did
15:34
Assange do computers and hacked
into Wow
15:47
two years of Muller report and
this is
15:50
what you took away from it joy
and
15:52
helped Trump get elected
basically by
15:54
exposing put Zeppo just his
emails in
15:56
and then call me went after
Hillary and
15:59
remember that
16:02
since 2010 Wow Wow
16:07
oh my goodness well she does
not pass
16:13
the Muller test so so now
Assange hacked
16:21
into the it's no longer the
Russians it
16:24
wasn't the internet research
agency it
16:26
was Assange but that's another
clip the
16:33
view on Asajj would working
with the
16:35
Russians okay there is a
different sunny
16:44
and being a whistleblower and
being a
16:46
straight-up hacker and what we
found out
16:48
with us with Assange as he has
he
16:50
conspired with Russia to meddle
in our
16:54
2016 election so it was if that
is not
16:56
committing a crime yes sir I
don't know
16:58
what that is
16:59
I fail to say that under the
freedom of
17:01
speech I can't get in
17:03
here's what I would tell you I
Whoopi
17:10
says oh so it was him no let's
just
17:16
review for a second I don't
understand I
17:18
know they have producers on
this show I
17:21
know that they're constantly
talking
17:23
into their ears I know a lot of
people
17:25
watch this show and take what
these
17:27
women say it is gospel this is
pretty
17:30
sad everything she just said is
wrong
17:33
everything everything they
boasted those
17:36
are two different women yes
well they
17:38
all said it that they're wrong
so let's
17:41
see what McCain has to say
actually
17:43
prosecutor the politics of this
have
17:45
always been a completely
hypocritical on
17:47
both sides Eric Holder under
Obama
17:50
decided against pursuing
persecution of
17:52
Assange of concerns that
WikiLeaks was
17:55
quote a journalistic
organization that
17:57
would raced First Amendment
issues
17:58
Chelsea Manning was granted
clemency
18:00
Chelsea Manning in 2010
released 750,000
18:03
classified and sensitive
military
18:05
documents that put our national
security
18:07
at list under the Obama
administration
18:09
she was given clemency yeah
18:12
a lot of people who put national
18:14
security at first I put myself
in that
18:15
category had been warning about
and
18:17
warning about and warning about
and the
18:18
only time the Democrats started
caring
18:19
is when I started affecting them
18:21
politically and Hillary
Clinton's emails
18:22
were released and John Podesta
Z mails
18:24
were released does gonna happen
with him
18:27
that's myself here's the debate
Iran
18:29
he'll well there you go pirata
he'll
18:36
gets a round of applause we
don't even
18:38
need to extradite him he's
guilty done
18:40
and rotten in hell already
doesn't
18:42
matter just bring a piece of
hair yeah
18:45
we got a scalp girls that's
that's
18:50
pretty low pretty low so let's
go back
18:53
to our UN guy this is the a
what's his
18:56
name again
18:56
Nils I got two I get first of
all let's
19:03
have a short clip that kind of
reflects
19:05
what the view people think in
other
19:07
words the the jury pool has been
19:09
poisoned to the point where
it's even if
19:12
the judge level play this
little thick
19:14
clip here Nils on not guilty
plea the
19:17
same day he was dragged out of
the
19:18
embassy after more than six
years and
19:21
the same day he was pulled into
a UK
19:23
court he was given reportedly
less than
19:26
15 minutes with this defense
lawyer to
19:28
prepare a defense and then in a
very
19:30
short hearing was convicted for
bail
19:32
violation and and and and the
judge even
19:35
insulted him as being a
narcissist who
19:38
cannot get beyond himself now
as a
19:41
lawyer having worked at court
myself I
19:43
cannot imagine how a judge
could come to
19:46
such a conclusion when the
defendant
19:48
didn't say anything else in
that hearing
19:50
then I plead not guilty no no
that's a
19:52
kangaroo court then obviously
you think
19:55
well of course we do have
certain
19:59
standards here in the United
States I
20:01
give you the example is brought
to us by
20:04
former CIA chief John Brennan
people are
20:07
innocent until alleged to be
involved in
20:09
some type of komal activity
okay just so
20:11
you know it's like we're very
similar to
20:13
the International Criminal
Court at this
20:14
point Neil's talking about
getting a
20:19
fair trial
20:23
in the United States yes I'm
Greg wait
20:27
stop stop I I'm just wondering
what this
20:30
I I write cues for myself on
these clips
20:33
uh and the cue in this case was
asked
20:36
and I forgot what it was before
I just
20:39
threw the clip out amy has just
asked
20:43
him what was the potential for
getting a
20:46
fair trial in the United States
okay yes
20:49
I'm gravely gravely concerned I
I'm
20:52
almost you know certain that he
would
20:54
not get a safe fair trial and
and a safe
20:58
treatment in the United States
the
21:00
public prejudice including on
the part
21:03
of former and current officials
in the
21:05
United States has is so
predominant and
21:08
for for several years now and
and so
21:12
that that it would be almost
impossible
21:14
to have an impartial court
hearing where
21:17
he could actually be heard and
his
21:19
concerns when we see that
charges that
21:21
have been added now recently
under the
21:24
Espionage Act most of them
really relate
21:26
to activities that any
investigative
21:29
journalists is conducting every
day so
21:31
is really a reason for concern
for press
21:34
freedom around the world then
we are
21:37
also with the United States
21:38
unfortunately dealing with a
country
21:40
that in the last 20 years has
not shown
21:43
to be consistent in enforcing
the
21:46
prohibition of torture with its
own
21:48
officials we can speak to the
Senate
21:50
committee report that has not
led to a
21:52
single prosecution contrary to
their
21:54
obligations under the
Convention Against
21:56
Torture obviously the
Collateral Murder
21:59
video has not led to any
prosecutions
22:00
either the only person that is
being
22:03
prosecuted here seems to be the
one that
22:05
actually exposed all of these
that's
22:10
that's our culture bro that's
what our
22:13
elites always do Daniel
Ellsberg with
22:16
the Pentagon Papers room
Espionage Act
22:19
of course that that's that's
what we do
22:21
we are horrible that way yeah
well it
22:26
tends to work a little bit I
did get
22:29
McGee I dug up the old McGovern
clip
22:35
ray mcgovern the ex-cia guy
talking
22:37
about and and I'd left the
beginning of
22:40
this clip in it has something
to do with
22:42
this an obscure way but mostly
to do
22:44
with what the view said about
Russia
22:46
hacking no a Julian Assange
hacking not
22:50
Russia Julian Assange hacked a
D&C yeah
22:54
McGovern makes an interest
income this
22:58
was done in middle of 2018 and
he says
23:01
he says he says we don't hear
about
23:04
hacking anymore in 2018 he was
in a
23:08
moment in time where that might
have
23:10
been true but it's not true
anymore and
23:11
this particular information
that he goes
23:14
on and on about which we've
discussed on
23:16
the show a lot mm-hmm
23:18
which is that it couldn't have
been
23:20
hacked it had to be a thumb
drive and
23:22
that which brings in all kinds
of other
23:24
possible oh I do have some new
23:27
information regarding that but
let's
23:29
listen to the govern and you
can you can
23:32
update us you don't hear
anything about
23:34
Russian hacking anymore right
hmm that's
23:37
interesting huh that was a big
deal well
23:41
suffice it to say that with the
help of
23:44
our two former technical
directors of
23:47
NSA bill Binney and Ed Loomis
we've been
23:51
able to prove that the
celebrated hack
23:56
end quote of 5 July 2016 which
was
24:02
blamed on the Russians and the
Russians
24:05
alleged to have given it to
WikiLeaks
24:07
and that of course was the DNC
emails
24:13
that this was not a Hank not
Hank
24:17
by the Russians no not by
Russians it's
24:20
not a hectic anybody know has
that
24:23
worked think of the Internet as
a pipe
24:26
okay now we know what the
capacity of
24:30
the internet was in July of
early July
24:34
for 2016 the information said
to have
24:39
been hacked could not have been
hacked
24:42
because it was downloaded onto
a thumb
24:46
drive at a speed three times
24:48
what the internet pipe would
have been
24:53
able to tolerate given its
capacity this
24:57
is physics
24:58
okay now what rate was that
that was
25:00
downloaded well I happened to
be exactly
25:02
the same rate as the thumbdrive
could
25:05
tolerate so less thing here is
that we
25:09
know and have proven from
forensics
25:11
forensics that the FBI did not
do
25:14
against that the celebrated
hack on the
25:17
fifth of July was not by Russia
by
25:18
anybody else
25:19
it was a download you can say
it was a
25:22
copy onto a thumb drive because
the
25:26
speed at which it was copied
exceeded
25:28
the capacity of the internet by
three
25:31
times here's the problem but I
do have
25:34
information I want to talk
about here's
25:35
the problem I have with this
and we've
25:36
repeated this and I want to
believe this
25:38
I'd like to know exactly what
log
25:41
they're looking at for if it was
25:43
transferred through so they
have a
25:46
server log somewhere which
shows a
25:48
transfer is that is that
correct and who
25:49
has this and how do we get this
server
25:51
log in the first place I don't
know okay
25:54
nobody seems to explain it well
this is
25:57
why I don't like it if if you
have law
26:00
if you have access to logs that
can show
26:02
you the speed at which it was
download
26:04
then you also know what port
and what
26:07
protocol was used I never hear
anyone
26:09
talk about it except for
because of the
26:11
speed it had to be a USB don't
say thumb
26:15
drive that's kind of like 1998
I'll say
26:18
USB Drive however I've got
information
26:22
man new shit has come to light
in
26:25
lacking of any evidence that it
was an
26:27
actual thumb drive I now have
pretty
26:30
much proof that it would have
worked and
26:32
could have easily been a power
line
26:35
connector could have been
anything and
26:41
I'm a little
26:43
people repeating this it had to
be it
26:46
had to be it had to be without
how did
26:49
show me the log I know what
logs look
26:51
like I know where the logs come
from
26:53
honest was it a UNIX server was
it a
26:56
Windows machine was it a
Windows 2000
26:59
server yeah find it difficult
to believe
27:02
that one of the security blogs
doesn't
27:04
have all this information I've
not seen
27:06
it
27:09
of course now we have the troll
room
27:11
posting all kinds of possible
articles
27:13
which I'm happy because we need
to know
27:16
it's well you said you had new
27:19
information that's what I just
said it
27:20
could have been a powerline
adapter that
27:22
what you're just throwing it
okay that's
27:24
not new information that's
supposition
27:25
yes of course it is and of
course you
27:28
brought the powerline thing and
because
27:29
you because this is a theme
when you
27:33
need to explain my jokes it's
already
27:35
bad okay sorry
27:39
what I'm thinking of what is he
good
27:41
what is where is he going with
this and
27:43
then I then it's just a joke
ridiculing
27:45
the yo power line technology if
you
27:53
think about having a power line
27:56
connection oh there's all kinds
of
27:58
possibilities all you have to
do is just
28:01
drop one in somewhere or you
have to
28:04
press two buttons at the same
time to
28:05
pair him no it's not at the
same time
28:09
you they have to be near each
other
28:11
and push one button and it
blinks and
28:13
then you push the other button
and then
28:14
you're they're paired you have
to be you
28:16
have to push them both you have
to you
28:18
have to have access to both of
them
28:20
and within the same timeframe
yes okay
28:23
so it's not a great way anyway
that's
28:28
not true is the way it would
work you
28:30
you have your master and your
slave and
28:33
there your simile in the office
and you
28:35
put them into plugs and your
param and
28:37
then you take the slave and
then you
28:38
stick it over at some places
now you can
28:40
put it anywhere you want okay
it doesn't
28:43
send out a blip through the
through the
28:45
potty why am I even asking you
this I
28:47
don't want to know anymore it's
fine it
28:50
was a it was a thumb drive I'm
going
28:54
with the powerline ID how do
people get
28:56
these transfer ties I see it in
the
28:58
troll room hey there was no log
transfer
29:00
time escape transfer where do
you get
29:02
transfer time from just magic
appeared
29:04
out of the sky I'm sorry I'm
not I'm not
29:08
buying it anymore until someone
can show
29:12
me where this information comes
from and
29:14
this is this is the Binney
group so I
29:16
hold them in pretty high regard
they
29:18
should do more than just say
29:20
I will look into it okay you
have a
29:27
second clip for
29:28
McGovern yeah this is the boob
this is
29:31
that I don't even know what
this clip is
29:33
but as I put it here for uh I
got three
29:38
clips apparently clay McGovern
no I got
29:41
two you're right play the
second clip
29:43
sorry this is motive and Scott
29:44
information dole Benny is still
working
29:46
on this that shows that GU
surfer 2.0
29:50
who is said to be working for
the
29:52
Russians are very much involved
in this
29:54
that it's a fraud that
everything is
29:57
he's been saying it is
demonstrably
30:01
suspect because of various
physical
30:03
principles now why is that why
is that
30:05
of importance well let me just
tell you
30:09
that we have a new Nuclear
Posture
30:12
statement revealed on Friday
and the the
30:17
really new aspect of this says
that we
30:22
can we can go to war with
nuclear
30:25
weapons or these small nuclear
weapons
30:27
on the on the occasion of any
kind of
30:32
enemy act including cyber
attack whoa so
30:38
eighty percent of the American
people
30:40
according to my informal poll
including
30:43
my family believe that
everybody knows
30:46
the russians hacked into our
election
30:49
everybody knows that just like
everybody
30:51
knew that their weapons of mass
30:53
destruction in iraq it's not
true that
30:56
they did it's the monster bleep
untrue
30:59
but you know the next time this
comes
31:02
around next time there's a
cyber attack
31:05
by the russians or anybody else
31:07
so-called this was still on the
record
31:10
well he hacked into our
election they
31:12
tried to undermine a democracy
in 2016
31:15
or they're doing it again yeah
and this
31:18
is you know anything McGovern
says
31:21
anything we say once the
information is
31:24
out there and I'm really I'm
demure and
31:26
disappointed and somewhat
depressed by
31:28
the view clips that is now what
people
31:31
will believe Julian Assange
hacked into
31:34
our elections hacked into the
Hillary
31:37
Clinton just into Clinton don't
have to
31:39
say anything just hacked into
Clinton
31:41
and published everything that's
the
31:44
state no one else will give a
shit no
31:46
one else will remember anything
there's
31:47
no more truth to be had it's
over and
31:49
done with and Assange will
never stand
31:51
trial
31:51
dead man walking sorry they're
gonna
31:53
kill him they got it the
message is out
31:56
they got everything they need
in place
31:57
off him continue with WikiLeaks
great
32:00
great co-opt well that's what
you do
32:07
you'd coop it and it's been
done I don't
32:12
know how they're gonna deal
with Asajj
32:15
if he does get killed and urn
is not
32:18
that big I mean you can kind of
put it
32:20
anywhere but if you've got the
people
32:23
that they view going off like
they did
32:27
with this unbelievable bullcrap
mm-hmm
32:31
yeah yeah nobody will care be a
lot of
32:35
good riddance or all visits I
mean the
32:38
other thing I don't I didn't
bitch about
32:40
so much in the last show but I
32:41
continually bitch about is the
fact that
32:44
massage isn't an American but
yet they
32:47
call him a traitor
32:48
yeah well did they call him
that on the
32:51
view I didn't hear that the
t-one no she
32:54
just wanted him to rot in hell
but they
32:59
could just if they did it would
they
33:00
would have fit right in
33:01
right but others have I mean a
lot of
33:03
our senators a lot of Republican
33:05
senators have called him a
traitor
33:06
mm-hmm
33:07
I think even Trump may have I'm
not sure
33:12
but he's been called a traitor
on and on
33:14
and on and it's just beyond me
because
33:17
how can you be a traitor if
you're not
33:20
even a citizen no you can be an
enemy of
33:23
the state well that's yeah a
lot of
33:29
people can be a enemy of the
state I'd
33:32
like to talk for a moment about
33:33
something I think it happened
on show
33:35
day I believe it happened on
Thursday
33:37
the president threatened Mexico
with 5%
33:43
tariffs on on all goods from
Mexico as
33:46
of June 10th if they don't slow
down the
33:49
wave of
33:52
people seeking entry into the
United
33:55
States without proper paperwork
to my
33:57
new term for illegal and I have
to say
34:01
to about two things first I
think it's a
34:03
brilliant strategy this makes
makes so
34:06
much sense I think Mexico
responded
34:08
quite quickly but also and I
haven't
34:11
heard anyone mentioned this not
even on
34:14
Fox where I expected it to pop
up this
34:17
will be the way he turns around
and says
34:21
there you go
34:22
and Mexico's paying for the
wall no one
34:26
has said this yet it's so it's
so
34:28
obvious to me like oh we know
so what is
34:32
it 300 billion dollars a year
so Jack it
34:36
up Jew yeah every month 5%
every month
34:39
yeah it's fantastic they'll be
paying
34:42
for the wall I mean I don't
know how
34:46
he's gonna turn around and sell
it but
34:47
you know he's gonna know he's
gonna have
34:49
to say that it's perfect it's
stunning
34:52
if he doesn't did you get was
now I
34:55
guess you couldn't talk about
this with
34:56
Horowitz since that happened
after
34:58
Tuesday's show I guess or did
it I don't
35:00
don't remember no it was no
exactly it
35:05
was that after the show so what
do you
35:07
think about this about the
about the
35:08
tariffs well I haven't really
given it a
35:16
lot of thought I didn't think
was a bad
35:17
idea if it works because all
yeah the
35:20
idea is that you're gonna ding
them
35:22
until they put their foot down
in it if
35:23
you remember if you remember
let's see
35:28
probably during the Obama
administration
35:29
we this was discussed because
it was
35:31
discussed a lot by the
right-wingers oh
35:33
no as I think was I don't know
what site
35:37
what political site discuss
this but
35:38
you'll remember soon as I bring
it up
35:41
Mexico supposedly said well you
know
35:44
we're dealing so harshly with
the
35:47
Mexicans or a little harshly
with the
35:48
Mexicans and everyone's saying
the
35:51
counter was you're being too
harsh with
35:53
these Mexicans are coming over
the
35:54
border
35:55
well Mexico on their southern
border
35:59
anybody comes over they beat
the crap
36:02
out of them send them back
they're very
36:04
harsh they grab them and they
36:05
you pour them they do not let
anyone
36:07
come up to southern border and
they made
36:09
a big stink about it all this
was a big
36:11
point of discussion probably in
2014
36:17
2012 maybe mm-hmm and it kept
going on
36:20
what happened to that debt
policy where
36:23
the Mexicans all of a sudden
they're
36:24
saying well were you will you
coming
36:26
over we're gonna beat the crap
out of
36:28
you if you're gonna stay here
and they
36:29
say no no we're going the
United States
36:30
oh okay
36:31
just take this up the coast to
presume
36:35
once the Soros dollars came
through
36:37
everything like I asked George
friends
36:40
of George Visa debit card
friend of
36:46
George yeah off you go
36:48
no problem so with that in mind
you'd
36:51
think that something that the
Mexicans
36:53
obviously have a little more
control
36:55
over the situation and it is
New Mexico
36:58
the way it's shaped it's kind
of you
36:59
know it's like a funnel and so
it's not
37:01
that easy you know you just you
don't
37:03
have a big border like we do
with the
37:06
United States you have a very
small
37:08
border down the south and it's
very easy
37:10
to control and that's all I
think I
37:12
think the Mexicans can do it if
they
37:14
want you because they've done
it before
37:15
well it's it seemed that that
hours
37:18
after this this threat went out
then the
37:21
Mexicans say well let's send
some people
37:24
over Friday listen I don't have
a little
37:25
chat we can work something out
and of
37:29
course we see all kinds of
people
37:31
gearing up to get the courts
and it's
37:33
illegal and you can't do it he
has no
37:34
power and uh I am so done with
all of
37:39
this I'm looking at other news
around
37:40
the world
37:41
everything here is it is a
stupid
37:43
sideshow of outrage and people
addicted
37:48
to emotion sad yeah it's very
sad it's
37:53
and it's not funny isn't
there's nothing
37:55
interesting excited I do that
there's
37:59
funny moments for example for
today I've
38:03
got the Trump genius I so I
think it's
38:05
really a funny moment well is
this
38:07
something that maybe I can use
for end
38:09
of show let's see I'm an
extremely
38:11
stable genius
38:13
it's not a new one no of course
it's not
38:16
I bet I've been itching to get
it
38:19
alright we can talk about no
let me grab
38:23
the the wheel here let's talk
about some
38:26
of our 2020 candidates just to
get it
38:28
out of the way and then we have
a lot of
38:29
other things to talk about yeah
there's
38:31
been some there's been some new
38:32
information we're learning
things about
38:34
people first of all yes I okay
I have
38:40
some news I haven't put it on
the page
38:42
yet but I have some new
thoughts on this
38:43
and I you should yeah okay tell
me what
38:47
you got okay well I'd say the
number two
38:52
candidate is Hillary Clinton we
still
38:54
think she will uh according to
the
38:57
cosmic weeny she will re-enter
and
38:58
she'll fly right in and no
evidences she
39:02
won't and of course this came
across our
39:05
desk so get this folks hillary
clinton
39:07
is set to serve as a keynote
speaker at
39:10
the 2019 cyber defense summit
cyber
39:13
security company fire I
tweeting this
39:16
flyer out and saying the event
is
39:17
designed to inform executives
about how
39:19
to quote mitigate detect and
respond to
39:22
cyber attacks but is the
political
39:25
figure who really came to define
39:27
mismanagement of cyber security
the
39:29
right person takeno to cover
its on
39:32
cyber security bones yeah I'd
say she's
39:35
the perfect one-two keynote
that and
39:36
it's interesting that it's fire
I um
39:40
since they were they've always
dealt
39:42
with CrowdStrike
39:43
Bing Bing I think yeah and fire
or fire
39:46
I really the pew pew guys are
they the
39:48
ones with the ribbon lamp you I
don't
39:51
know I can't recoup track of
these bony
39:52
head believe so well the troll
room
39:54
knows the troll room knows is
it is it
39:56
the fire I guys who have the
the map you
39:59
I think it is yeah yes we hear
you with
40:03
your pew pew
40:05
no that was Norse let's see I
do have
40:10
the pew pew here I think
40:16
that'll be a big hit for her
I'm sure
40:18
she's getting a lot of money
for it and
40:20
I think people will enjoy that
she'll
40:23
have some funny one-liners
it'll be a
40:24
pretty good show I wonder how
much she's
40:27
getting this is really and
completely
40:30
I'd love to find out I you
gotta have a
40:33
good payday if you're gonna do
something
40:35
like this I mean it's it's
40:37
self-deprecating which is funny
it's
40:40
totally getting the awareness I
mean
40:42
it's really she'll play it too
she'll
40:44
play this over yeah hating part
yeah so
40:46
you got to get a payday for
that it's
40:48
got to be good these guys have
nothing
40:50
not fire I think fire eyes
public well
40:55
talking about candidates there's
40:57
something that was brought up on
40:59
yes news and public company so
give to
41:02
give her some stock give her
some
41:03
options it's beautiful oh yeah
that
41:06
would work well give me some
stock okay
41:09
that's how they get rich in
Silicon
41:11
Valley
41:12
yes stock options so this it
was kind of
41:16
brought up on the NewsHour and
when they
41:20
brought it up I didn't think
too much
41:21
about I do have a clip which
talks about
41:24
one aspect I will play that but
let me
41:25
just tell you what the theory
is there's
41:28
a bunch of Democrats and David
Brooks
41:31
himself says I don't know why
these
41:32
people are even running because
it's I
41:36
don't know what to think and
this is
41:37
crazy but there's a bunch of
Democrats
41:40
and no one has noticed this
they're
41:41
trying to talk about a little
bit but as
41:42
you hear from the clip that I'm
gonna
41:44
play it doesn't go anywhere but
there
41:47
are certain candidates say our
single
41:49
issue this is very
old-fashioned type of
41:51
politics single issue candidates
41:54
Gillibrand is for women's
rights and
41:57
pro-abortion that's it
42:01
Erik's wall well from
California guns
42:04
gun control gun control and
more gun
42:07
control Inslee the bonehead
governor
42:11
from Washington State climate
change and
42:14
only climate change he's
running on a
42:17
climate change platform I don't
know
42:19
that I can isolate more of
these well
42:21
now I'm yes what I was gonna
say is that
42:26
I can answer the question why
these
42:27
people are running they're not
running
42:29
because they believe they have
any
42:30
chance they're running to raise
their
42:32
profile so they are preparing
for the
42:35
next step it could be a Senate
Senate
42:36
seat could be no I totally
agree with
42:39
that and I think even I've
mentioned and
42:42
I may be in that new in the
cosmic weeny
42:46
piece that Tulsi Gabbard I
think is just
42:49
after that idiot senator from
Hawaii
42:52
Maisie whatever her name is
amazing her
42:55
own oh yeah mazie Hirono she's
hopeless
42:59
but I think these single issues
things
43:02
they it's not as though there's
any
43:04
crossover which makes me wonder
if
43:06
they're test-marketing these
different
43:08
ideas okay these different
candidates
43:12
out there you see which one gets
43:13
traction with whatever issue
they're
43:15
running on and then you
incorporate that
43:18
issue into the platform and
none of
43:19
these candidates of course have
a chance
43:21
and I think that's pretty
obvious when
43:23
they talked about done Newshour
they
43:26
talked about Gillibrand a bit
to here
43:30
play this clip is Mark shields
on
43:32
abortion and Gillibrand and now
we turn
43:35
to the analysis of shields and
Brooks
43:36
that is syndicated columnist
mark
43:38
shields and New York Times
columnist
43:40
David Brooks hello to both of
you so we
43:42
are trying to work our way
through a
43:44
conversation with each one of
these
43:46
candidates mark there now as we
said 23
43:49
of them we talked to Eric's
wall well
43:51
tonight kirsten gillibrand last
night
43:53
I'm not gonna say they're one
issue
43:55
candidates but they are in his
case you
43:58
heard him talk about gun
control Kirsten
44:00
Gillibrand emphasizing women's
issues
44:02
what are you hearing from them
is is it
44:05
smart for them to seize on one
issue or
44:07
not well we'll find out whether
it is it
44:10
just strikes me that abortion
as an
44:14
issue has been that way because
Kristen
44:19
Gillibrand is probably most
prominently
44:21
identified it is an issue where
those
44:25
who seek it it's hard to it's
hard to
44:29
imagine and and I just say that
the UH
44:36
the uneasy consensus I mean
44:39
it and that's this and and that
you know
44:42
to me if you start to it's it
just did
44:45
it changed that which I think
44:46
Republicans are fighting all
right now
44:48
when you've got it I think it
tells you
44:50
something about the politics
then I mean
44:54
it was summarized come on you
edited
44:57
that the guy does not sound
like that
45:01
he's bad but he's not that bad
anyway I
45:05
think it brings it right will
not have
45:08
this this this this fake fake
news these
45:11
deep fakes taking place without
without
45:14
you come and clean well I will
say that
45:19
I Krim dit for us to make it
more
45:23
concise okay I went out of my
way to do
45:30
a specifically better job so
the ear
45:34
can't won't hear ya know it was
45:37
undetectable John I don't I
don't know
45:40
how you did it alright
45:42
Kamala Harris is not a single
issue
45:46
candidate she is a no issue
candidate
45:48
she here's what she says you
just bring
45:52
up an issue to me John any
issue so what
45:56
is your take on gun control
45:58
I think gun control in this
country is
46:02
something we ought to have a
46:03
conversation about try me again
what do
46:07
you think about abortion yes we
need to
46:10
have a comprehensive
conversation about
46:14
women's reproductive rights and
you
46:18
don't think that this is
another one of
46:19
the test marketing strategies
no I no
46:22
issue candidate no I think
she's sitting
46:24
there waiting for the other
jamokes to
46:26
come in with their reports and
like well
46:28
and this didn't work really
well Kamla
46:30
I'm trying this one well and I
don't
46:33
know how serious she's being
taken as a
46:35
candidate she was on stage at a
was to
46:38
move on conference all of a
sudden some
46:42
man bun pops up on stage grabs
her my
46:46
you got a mic and they cut him
off well
46:48
he talk so you can hear him a
little bit
46:50
here
46:54
[Applause]
47:03
[Applause]
47:05
for your big idea so there's
there's 15
47:08
so I could let it run for a
second
47:10
there's 15 seconds between this
man bun
47:13
popping up on stage cam Allah
gets up
47:16
walks away slowly and after 15
seconds
47:21
some kind of security guard
jumps the
47:23
guy and from behind you know
pushes him
47:26
away how serious can you take
this
47:29
candidate if she has zero
security any
47:32
douchebag can pop up and like
here we go
47:35
I'm just grabbing the mic and
right in
47:36
your face nothing but also what
kind of
47:42
a leader is camel a Harris I
mean she's
47:44
gone now she's off the stage
and this is
47:46
going on this okay it's okay
folks it's
47:49
okay people have their own big
ideas
47:52
they have their own big ideas
so she
47:54
could have easily come back the
guy is
47:56
off the stage to our folks that
have
47:59
come here to speak she didn't
have to
48:00
leave it all she was never in
any real
48:02
danger after they got him
48:09
they have to chant to bring her
back
48:12
this would be the leader of the
free
48:15
world in our country a pussy no
you know
48:19
this is peach annex pic well
then he's
48:25
picking a pussy she's she's no
she's a
48:29
coward
48:30
she's a coward she didn't
really even
48:33
want to come back on stage even
though
48:34
this guy had been gone for a
minute well
48:37
I remember that objects in my
in my view
48:40
bad optics for someone who
wants to be
48:42
President and leader yeah yeah
you can
48:45
step back for a second but
maybe even
48:46
say something address it she
was gone
48:49
she was that he was in the limo
48:50
I remember in the years past
when gene
48:57
McCarthy was running for
president and
49:01
he showed up at the Berkeley
campus and
49:05
he's just so he was just like
showed up
49:06
and he was walking around with
no
49:09
security really and some maniac
just
49:11
like this guy and only an older
version
49:14
or a different version this is
a hippie
49:15
version as opposed to the man
button
49:17
type who's a creepy looking guy
by the
49:19
way they start yelling at him
and
49:21
McCarthy he gave as good as he
got
49:26
he just just stood there stood
his
49:28
ground and started jacking with
the guy
49:30
and said oh you're wrong about
you're
49:31
wrong about that
49:32
sure he you know he was I was
very
49:34
impressed by this you know yes
skulking
49:39
off you know and in fear is not
the way
49:41
to do it you kind of have to
see the
49:43
video to just see that you know
she sits
49:45
there the guy comes right Yanks
the mic
49:47
out of her hand she's like oh
and then
49:50
you know the guy's yappin he's
walking
49:52
and then you just see her go
tip to
49:54
through the tulips put a paw
patrol and
49:57
the thing is she had this she
always he
49:59
kept that kind of shit eating
grin that
50:01
she always has a conversation
about that
50:05
I think just keep the smile on
my face
50:08
as I move out of the way it's
never
50:11
conversation about that man
bond and
50:13
then we had Elizabeth Warren
50:16
I went on the The Breakfast
Club which
50:20
is power 105 in New York who
apparently
50:23
have no commercials I don't
make any
50:25
money but they interviewed her
for 44
50:29
for almost 45 minutes not a
single
50:31
commercial break was just for a
morning
50:33
show is pretty good but it also
it
50:35
really gave time for us to get
to know
50:39
the candidates and they are
brutally
50:41
honest you've probably heard
little
50:43
snippets of this I figured it's
no
50:45
agenda why don't we play the
entire
50:47
piece in context where they
asked her
50:50
specifically about her mistake
of
50:55
thinking she was of Native
American
50:59
heritage and I want to clear up
some
51:00
stuff there's a lot of
criticism that
51:03
said about you something can
you speak
51:05
on these things the Native
Americans
51:07
they do you regret taking the
DNA test
51:09
oh look I can't go back mmm but
you know
51:12
you got explain to a lot of
people that
51:14
don't know now you came out and
said
51:15
that you were Native American
long ago
51:17
in the island out that you
weren't and
51:19
people were very upset about
the same
51:20
for the people who don't know a
lot of
51:22
people notice that well notice
that
51:26
she's also fighting the same
issue that
51:28
we were talking about with you
know what
51:30
the what the public believes
these guys
51:32
do and she's not answering any
questions
51:34
obviously you know so oh you
are do you
51:37
do you regret taking the DNA
test she
51:39
didn't say no no she's like
yeah you you
51:44
claimed falsely you didn't
Native
51:46
American no long ago she in the
people's
51:50
minds she's a liar and I don't
think she
51:52
can break through it I grew up
in
51:55
Oklahoma I learned about my
family the
51:58
same way most people learn
about their
51:59
family from my mama and my
daddy and my
52:01
aunt's and my uncles corn
flakes bucks
52:03
and it's what I believe but I'm
not a
52:08
person of a collar I'm not a
citizen of
52:10
a tribe and I shouldn't have
done it I
52:16
can't go back you know but I
should mmm
52:18
but what I what I can do is try
to be a
52:23
good partner and that's what I
do every
52:26
day
52:27
how long did you all on it I
could there
52:28
was some report that said you a
native
52:29
working on your Texas ball
license and
52:31
then she said you a Native
American on
52:32
some documents when you have
professor
52:33
at Harvard like why'd you do
that so
52:35
it's what I believe you know
that's like
52:39
I said it's what I learned for
my family
52:41
when do you find out you when
did you
52:42
find out you want
52:43
well no it's I'm not a person
of color
52:48
I'm not a citizen of a tribe
and tribal
52:52
citizenship is an important
distinction
52:54
and not something I am so was
any
52:59
benefit no Boston Globe did a
full
53:03
investigation it never affected
nothing
53:05
about my family ever affected
any job I
53:08
ever got um didn't get a
discount in
53:10
college now it's kind of like
the
53:11
original Rachel Dolezal she
needs a
53:23
crisis management she's better
better
53:26
come back or she needs yeah I
can give
53:28
some ideas of what she should
have done
53:30
okay first of all she's right
off the
53:36
bat she could have killed this
whole
53:37
thing in the Richard Rachel
Dolezal
53:39
thing at the beginning when
they said
53:41
you regret taking the DNA test
she
53:44
should be more aggressive and
say look
53:46
look Lord with that look I was
convinced
53:51
it and then maybe you could do
a sidebar
53:54
here and say do you remember
that
53:55
there's a there's a black woman
on
53:57
YouTube that took her DNA chess
SS used
54:00
white and she's very upset
about this I
54:02
was convinced I was Native
American I
54:06
have some features that look
Native
54:08
American I was told I was Native
54:10
American and everybody's
ridiculing me
54:12
for cuz I'm white so I decided
to take
54:15
the DNA test because I took the
DNA test
54:18
cuz that's what I thought
54:19
once it proved that I was a
Native
54:20
American I said okay fine I'm
out of
54:22
here
54:23
yeah but see the problem there
is that
54:26
if you recall I'm actually
looking for
54:28
it when she did the DNA test
she had a
54:31
friend of I think one of her
husband's
54:33
friends and he is part owner of
the
54:37
company that did the analysis
and he
54:39
called her on the phone and
they had
54:41
both sides of it
54:42
well looks like you're
definitely
54:44
definitely Pocahontas and you
know so
54:49
she can't get away from that
that of
54:50
that mules done I'm sorry is
what I
54:54
described if she you're right
because
54:55
actually there's two things
involved one
54:59
and this she should she doubled
down was
55:02
her problem when the test came
back
55:05
there was something about her
maybe
55:06
having some Peruvian or some
south south
55:09
south america South American
South
55:12
American Indian maybe and so
she went
55:16
with that and as soon as she
did that to
55:18
that the Cherokee Nation or one
of the
55:19
Indian tribes today a just got
nothing
55:22
to do with nothing and they
brought up
55:24
the thing about you're not a
member of a
55:25
tribe and the whole thing is
bogus and
55:27
so sending this you just kind
of stuck
55:29
in the middle she should have
used the
55:31
DNA test to escape from the
nonsense
55:35
right of her being Native
American right
55:37
could have done it you know I
guess it's
55:39
not true there's some evidence
maybe
55:40
it's South America but she
didn't do
55:43
that she double done that's the
mistake
55:44
she made she probably should
have gotten
55:45
to consulted early yeah no she
screwed
55:49
up she's complete yeah there
was no way
55:52
she's gonna get anywhere
55:53
gosh I wish I knew what those
cliffs
55:56
were that's right especially
that of DNA
56:08
she pander abuse that is the
ice over
56:11
the end of the show
56:11
you're like though she pandered
quite a
56:14
bit every day every time she
could turn
56:17
around and say reparations or h
HB SC
56:22
you historically black colleges
and you
56:25
know well we got to give more
money
56:26
there she's just a panderer but
then she
56:32
she talked about her trip to
the border
56:34
a year ago and I found this to
be quite
56:38
disingenuous no doubt the
border is
56:40
messy and yet detention
facilities that
56:44
go to any jail any place where
people
56:47
are detained it's it's not
pretty you
56:49
see human beings behind bars
56:51
but there's another way you can
paint
56:52
that picture if you're
Elizabeth Warren
56:54
I went down to the border it's
been what
56:57
probably about a year ago right
now when
56:59
it first came out about
separating mamas
57:02
from their babies and picture
an Amazon
57:06
warehouse only its dirty and it
smelled
57:09
bad well wait a minute how is
that
57:11
different from an Amazon
warehouse only
57:18
it's dirty and it smelled bad
and I walk
57:22
in and on the left its cage
after cage
57:25
after cage
57:27
okay age about 10 feet wide
about 40
57:30
feet deep toilet back in the
corner and
57:32
they're just jammed one after
another
57:35
after another same thing on the
right
57:36
only cages of women then you
walk into
57:38
the main space and there are
these huge
57:41
freestanding cages out in the
middle
57:44
girls
57:49
lot of that cages in cages in
cages and
57:53
the way that conjures up its
images of
57:55
actual cages but of course it's
you know
57:58
it's bars it says sell no her
pandering
58:04
and the reparations thing and
all the
58:06
rest of it these impractical
ideas she's
58:09
full of crap she's always been
full of
58:11
crap and so she did that
hearing about
58:13
Rachel calling on the phone the
robo
58:16
calls and she we have to put a
stop to
58:18
it it's worse than ever
58:19
she is a do-nothing senator a
do-nothing
58:24
person who just was very
ambitious I
58:27
have a clip here just because I
see it
58:29
from 2011 it says Elizabeth
Warren
58:31
elitist shall we just have a
listen
58:33
since it's an old clip and you
never
58:34
know what joy could bring us
58:36
I'm sure it's fantastic you are
causing
58:39
problems we had an agreement
for a later
58:43
hearing your staff asked us
yeah that's
58:46
just not good can already tell
it's not
58:49
going to be good without
knowing what it
58:50
is all right then I have
58:56
brexit
59:03
brexit yes I didn't get any
clips or
59:08
anything of John Cleese but you
know it
59:11
was not that good
59:13
no it wasn't I did get a good
clip from
59:15
Elton John which I thought was
there it
59:18
shows exactly the problem with
people in
59:22
this case who are with the
establishment
59:26
and and virtue signal and claim
things
59:29
but really are behaving in
exactly the
59:32
opposite way the Elton John is
in the
59:35
news now not only because
there's this
59:41
movie out about him called
Rocket Man
59:42
which is in theaters now and
I'm very
59:45
much looking forward to that
and of
59:46
course they've got the
publicity machine
59:48
ramped up you know wall in
Russia
59:50
they're showing it they're
cutting out
59:52
the gay scenes well that's just
so you
59:54
don't have to pay a fine who so
you're
59:55
cutting out the gay scenes so
don't lie
59:58
about that but then he's on
stage and
1:00:00
this is what he said just the
other
1:00:03
night love John love compassion
the
1:00:20
healing powers down love yeah
write it
1:00:23
down because you're gonna need
it in
1:00:25
about 30 seconds love and
compassion
1:00:29
[Music]
1:00:31
in the world today I agree
let's show
1:00:36
some level there's some love and
1:00:48
compassion love and compassion
now
1:01:05
correct me if I'm wrong he's
saying I
1:01:08
love and compassion but I'm not
a stupid
1:01:12
imperialist English idiot who
likes
1:01:15
brexit am I missing something
or is he
1:01:18
missing the compassion of
people who
1:01:20
feel different than he does in
this case
1:01:22
he just said 20 seconds ago he
just said
1:01:26
20 seconds ago and he comes
back to it
1:01:29
[Applause]
1:01:31
[Music]
1:01:42
more love just like that I'm
sick of
1:01:45
these Imperial English idiots
more love
1:01:49
and compassion everybody Amina
it sounds
1:01:54
like DeNiro when people don't
even see I
1:01:57
mean did they not see this
themselves
1:01:58
it's like oh man and I know he
can just
1:02:02
say I'm sick of what's
happening but
1:02:04
he's really really calling out
people
1:02:06
who want to who are pro brexit
as
1:02:08
imperialist idiots his own
countrymen
1:02:12
yeah that's pretty that's
pretty bad
1:02:17
what happens you guys get a lot
of money
1:02:19
they think they're you know
they get
1:02:21
there's a lot of guys welcome
John is a
1:02:23
whole whole nother level he can
do
1:02:26
whatever he wants as far as I'm
1:02:27
concerned but he's got all this
money
1:02:29
and he and immediately the
first thing
1:02:31
they do is they eschew their
own nation
1:02:34
because they consider
themselves above
1:02:36
it all he lives in the great
1:02:37
international people he lives
in Atlanta
1:02:45
his main house is in Atlanta
1:02:47
he's trump - yeah you know we
should
1:02:52
just call him Sharon from now
yes his
1:02:54
gay name is Sharon Sharon yes
this is
1:02:59
the thing with a lot of gay men
it's
1:03:01
probably more 80s 90s thing I
don't know
1:03:03
if it's still done yeah then
it's when
1:03:06
he's hanging out with his with
his
1:03:07
buddies didn't hang out with
him but
1:03:12
AIDS Project Los Angeles I did
work for
1:03:14
them way back in the MTV days
and that's
1:03:17
that was his one of his
charities and
1:03:20
everyone just like her I'm like
what the
1:03:24
fuck who Sharon that's his name
and this
1:03:27
ode but you have to think you
have to be
1:03:29
a gay guy to be able to call
him that
1:03:32
Sharon huh
1:03:34
well there's a dude but you
won't get on
1:03:36
any other show well I realized
that
1:03:38
after 11 years we probably
should start
1:03:41
repeating some of our stories
because
1:03:43
not everyone has heard them and
I've
1:03:44
definitely mentioned this one
before
1:03:48
yeah
1:03:50
for sure yeah for sure it's
nothing I
1:03:52
would forget mm-hmm you may
have to know
1:03:56
even after the show I've never
heard
1:03:58
this story before maybe I mean
it's
1:03:59
possible but I know all right
so we want
1:04:04
to let's take what I got one
more thing
1:04:05
talking about love and hate
1:04:09
CNN brings on this guy
professor Allan
1:04:12
Lichtman and Lichtman is the
professor
1:04:17
who predicted the last nine
he's got
1:04:20
some list of criteria and he's
predicted
1:04:23
supposedly although he's only
recently
1:04:26
known but he supposedly is
predicted
1:04:29
last night presidential
elections nailed
1:04:31
him which could make a lot of
money if
1:04:33
he parlayed that it seems to me
mm-hmm
1:04:36
so they bring him on you think
they're
1:04:38
gonna bring him on to discuss
Trump as a
1:04:40
you know the potential
candidate that he
1:04:42
is and know kind of but let's
play
1:04:48
professor Allan Lichtman one but
1:04:50
professor Allan Lichtman has
also made a
1:04:52
name for himself by looking
into the
1:04:53
future of the historian has
correctly
1:04:55
predicted the last nine
presidential
1:04:58
elections look at all the faces
on your
1:05:01
screen he called from Ronald
Reagan in
1:05:02
1984 all the way through Donald
Trump
1:05:05
and in 2016 biggest political
upset in
1:05:08
modern US history
1:05:09
now Lichtman says I'll be it
with some
1:05:11
cautions since obviously
nothing is
1:05:13
final yet but the Trump will
win again
1:05:15
but the professor also believes
1:05:16
Democrats do have a shot if
they impeach
1:05:20
him so let's talk about that
professor
1:05:21
Allan Lichtman so you called it
nine
1:05:28
times nine and you say now and
I know
1:05:31
we're still early and this is
not your
1:05:32
official prediction but you
think the
1:05:35
Trump is it in 2020 unless what
unless
1:05:39
the Democrats grow a spine and
do their
1:05:43
constitutional duty and move
into an
1:05:46
impeachment inquiry and I think
the
1:05:48
evidence will show ultimately an
1:05:50
impeachment it's a false
dichotomy to
1:05:53
say Democrats have a choice
between
1:05:56
doing what is right and what is
1:05:58
constitutional and what is
politically
1:06:01
right impeachment is
1:06:03
also politically right right
now based
1:06:05
on my system there has to be six
1:06:08
negative factors against the
party
1:06:11
holding the White House to
Trump Party
1:06:13
to predict their defeat they're
down
1:06:15
only three but an impeachment
would nail
1:06:21
down the scandal key a fourth
key it
1:06:24
might trigger other keys like a
real
1:06:26
challenge to his reen ama
nation or a
1:06:29
third party enough to defeat
him and
1:06:33
let's not forget impeachment is
not just
1:06:36
a vote in the house it involves
public
1:06:40
hearings as part of the
impeachment
1:06:42
inquiry and what everyone
forgets a
1:06:44
public trial in the Senate in
which
1:06:47
House prosecutors present
evidence
1:06:50
present documents make opening
and
1:06:52
closing statements you know
Richard
1:06:54
Nixon before all the public
revelations
1:06:56
was at 67% approval it was the
public
1:07:01
revelations of his misdeeds
that drove
1:07:03
him down to 25 percent but
here's the
1:07:06
but professor because if you
look at it
1:07:09
the other way and you by the
way very
1:07:11
well may be correct but if you
look at
1:07:13
the other way if used to
consider that
1:07:14
Trump is daring Democrats to
impeach him
1:07:19
right the he sees this as this
potential
1:07:21
galvanizing moment for his
party and
1:07:23
also those importantly who
who've been
1:07:25
on the fence ahead of 2020
might that
1:07:27
not backfire on Democrats
politically
1:07:30
absolutely not
1:07:31
oh really okay absolutely not
and then
1:07:35
of course then I get so that
because I'm
1:07:37
already disappointed this guy's
not
1:07:39
giving us any insight
whatsoever is just
1:07:40
another Trump hater they bring
on CNN he
1:07:43
goes on and on about he should
be
1:07:44
impeached and so he throws this
in and
1:07:47
it's like you after you listen
to the
1:07:51
joy behar rant and these other
things
1:07:53
that we've heard on the show so
far you
1:07:55
hear this and you just go why
are we
1:07:59
even what is the point of
anything if
1:08:01
this is the way things are
gonna go this
1:08:03
is part two it's a short nine
seconds
1:08:06
all the evidence against I'm
not just
1:08:07
talking about obstruction of
justice
1:08:09
we're also talking about
something Mulla
1:08:12
did not apply on possible
collusion with
1:08:14
the Russian
1:08:16
please Muller did not applying
on he
1:08:20
says collusion with the
Russians now
1:08:24
that was the news media the
very station
1:08:26
your what the whole report was
about you
1:08:31
know CNN has now or Turner
Broadcasting
1:08:34
I should say subsidiary of Time
Warner
1:08:37
is now moving all freelancers
to a 90
1:08:42
day billing cycle yeah that's
usually
1:08:45
not a good thing that's usually
an
1:08:48
accounting trick yeah yeah when
you have
1:08:51
issues with your pay roll it's
a great
1:08:56
and they're offering people
yeah we got
1:08:57
a special deal through Citibank
they'll
1:08:59
give you a loan in the meantime
that
1:09:02
sounds like a groovy way to
work well
1:09:04
someone else who was in the
Nixon era
1:09:06
was Tom Brokaw he showed up on
the
1:09:09
morning Joe's to really express
his
1:09:13
displeasure at the ease at
which these
1:09:16
impeachment discussions are
even being
1:09:19
held and I'm going back over
that period
1:09:22
of time and the great great
difference
1:09:24
is it was so much more
methodical than
1:09:26
on both parties they knew how
serious
1:09:29
this was this is not just a
well let's
1:09:31
put it on the calendar for
Monday an
1:09:33
impeachment means that we
remove the
1:09:35
president from office and
that's there's
1:09:37
no more dramatic instance in the
1:09:39
American Constitution or an
American
1:09:41
political way of life than
doing that so
1:09:43
they want to add it both
parties in the
1:09:46
most methodical thoughtful way
and so
1:09:49
they crossed every T and dotted
every I
1:09:52
they had discussions back and
forth in
1:09:55
public and privately now they
just throw
1:09:57
the word around like oh let's
take a
1:09:59
break and have an impeachment I
think
1:10:01
that's really really
inappropriate and I
1:10:04
think it cheapens the process
frankly
1:10:06
and I don't think that it
advances our
1:10:09
interest in moving this country
forward
1:10:11
at a time now
1:10:13
when we need to be paying much
more
1:10:14
attention to what the
Constitution says
1:10:16
what the process is and who we
are you
1:10:20
know we've got three branches of
1:10:22
government the president still
is the
1:10:23
strongest but if you're going
to take a
1:10:25
president down you better take
him down
1:10:27
in a way that you can defend
that a
1:10:30
hundred years from now based on
not just
1:10:33
the evidence but I'm following
the rule
1:10:35
of law yeah I was actually
stunned by
1:10:40
this clip because it was on
Morning Joe
1:10:41
and he's a known Trump basher
yeah and
1:10:44
he didn't really do the caught
off guard
1:10:46
by this they actually cut away
from him
1:10:49
kind of when after that
sentence they
1:10:51
you know didn't even say thanks
Tom just
1:10:53
went to some other guy who is
kind well
1:10:54
yeah but for our for people
outside the
1:10:58
United States but also many
people
1:11:00
inside the United States
1:11:01
you know the house isn't
doesn't impeach
1:11:02
that's not really how it works
1:11:04
you know they they come up with
the
1:11:06
articles of impeachment and
then they
1:11:08
send that to the Senate as a
1:11:09
recommendation for the Senate's
to
1:11:12
remove the president from
office which
1:11:15
seems unlikely at this point
but in the
1:11:18
pantheon applause he went on to
Kimmel
1:11:22
to sell her message and she was
on for
1:11:24
court she got a long long said
through I
1:11:27
think three segments to do that
for
1:11:29
15-20 minutes entertaining she
said some
1:11:36
funny things I did pull one
clip which I
1:11:39
wanted to share but she was
really there
1:11:42
to you to give the message to
the to the
1:11:46
populace that you know it's
really not
1:11:47
prudent to do this and and she
doesn't
1:11:49
just look she doesn't want to
do it she
1:11:51
knows why it's a smart thing to
do
1:11:54
she really just wants to
prolong this up
1:11:56
until the election you know
it's the
1:11:58
same thing we just went through
this
1:12:00
which is which is why there's
no wonder
1:12:03
that CNN is going to a net 90
building I
1:12:06
mean all these guys you can't
keep
1:12:07
pushing this on people it's
like the you
1:12:10
know it
1:12:10
the Malaysian airplane that
went down
1:12:13
people get tired of it even of
this but
1:12:16
Kimmel called her in and she
said some
1:12:19
interesting things let me just
say this
1:12:21
immodestly
1:12:23
immodestly so she's going to
boast about
1:12:25
herself in a way I I it's like
giving
1:12:31
yourself the highest almost the
highest
1:12:33
credentials in the country it
was odd
1:12:34
let me just say this immodestly
I
1:12:37
probably have a better idea as
to what
1:12:41
the president has to be held
accountable
1:12:43
for than anyone
1:12:45
have you read the mole report
yes I have
1:12:47
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1:12:51
very calling for that we won't
ever they
1:12:54
would show it to me but I said
why I'm
1:12:56
not gonna let you show it to me
unless
1:12:58
you show it to the whole country
1:12:59
oh you also see how uninformed
Kimmel is
1:13:05
he doesn't even know he's I the
way he's
1:13:07
speaking I don't even know if
he knows
1:13:09
that there is a report that has
been
1:13:11
published he's like it's not
there oh
1:13:12
I'd like to see it but you can
read the
1:13:14
whole thing except for five
blackouts
1:13:17
[Applause]
1:13:19
the only person who knows
better than I
1:13:23
why this president is not above
the law
1:13:26
why this president must be held
1:13:29
accountable the only person who
knows
1:13:31
better than I do is the
President of the
1:13:34
United States
1:13:35
he knows Wow did Nancy she
knows no one
1:13:40
knows better than her except the
1:13:43
perpetrator himself
1:13:45
so Nancy is putting herself
right up
1:13:47
there no one knows better you
have to go
1:13:49
through me I know what's right
for the
1:13:52
country I know what's right for
the
1:13:53
party and I also know what's
right for
1:13:57
young people in in poor
neighborhoods
1:14:00
knows what his violations had
been yeah
1:14:03
I don't think he even knows
yeah I think
1:14:08
sometimes they do things and
they go oh
1:14:10
that's not allowed and then
they kind of
1:14:12
go back and try to figure out
what it
1:14:14
was and how they can keep it
quiet
1:14:16
yeah really bugs me about that
because
1:14:19
when you see what they said oh
I didn't
1:14:21
know I didn't know it was wrong
to talk
1:14:23
to Russians about this I didn't
know I
1:14:25
said yeah why don't how it is
had to
1:14:28
explain that to kids in the
hood when
1:14:30
they
1:14:31
they're approached by law
enforcement
1:14:33
and I said well I didn't
realize it
1:14:34
alright let me just get this
right
1:14:36
Nancy is talking about kids in
the hood
1:14:41
how do you explain this to kids
in the
1:14:44
hood but if you could find the
hood miss
1:14:46
Pelosi that might be a good
start kids
1:14:49
in the hood talk to Russians
about this
1:14:51
I don't know I said why don't
how it was
1:14:55
had to explain that to kids in
the hood
1:14:57
when they Buddhist they're
approached by
1:15:02
law enforcement and I said well
I didn't
1:15:04
realize that I was supposed to
do this
1:15:05
or that we're supposed to know
but these
1:15:08
very wealthy isn't that racist
I'm sorry
1:15:11
I just I can't get past it I
can't get
1:15:13
past her saying how do you
explain this
1:15:15
to kids in the hood I can't get
past it
1:15:19
isn't that racist
1:15:21
is there a hood that she can
she point
1:15:24
to the hood and maybe we should
do
1:15:26
something about the hood it
bothered me
1:15:32
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1:15:36
just like eh she's just like
she's
1:15:39
almost she died I would say she
pulled a
1:15:42
UH
1:15:43
I would almost want to say she
pulled a
1:15:45
trump but no Dan Quayle oh yeah
it was
1:15:50
close to a quail wasn't it yes
yeah just
1:15:53
kind of a gaffe of gaffes well
there'll
1:15:56
be no impeachment yeah they'll
be no
1:15:58
impeachment just a lot of noise
and a
1:16:00
lot of wasted cycles and I
think it's
1:16:02
quite a shame because there's
so much
1:16:03
else going on in the world
which we can
1:16:05
discuss and we shall do that
but first
1:16:06
allow me to thank you for your
courage
1:16:08
and say in the morning to you
the man
1:16:10
who put the C in the Champions
League
1:16:11
John C Dvorak in the morning to
you a
1:16:16
mr. Adam curry in the morning
all ships
1:16:19
at sea feet underground boots
in the air
1:16:22
subs in the water and all the
names
1:16:24
tonight's out in the morning to
our
1:16:25
trolls in the troll room
1:16:28
we've been trolling today some
some real
1:16:31
but also some helpful trolls no
agenda
1:16:34
stream comm I wanted to mention
1:16:36
something about the stream no
agenda
1:16:38
stream dot-com where you can go
you blog
1:16:40
into that page you can get into
the
1:16:42
chatroom that's where the true
that's
1:16:44
what it says chat probably but
it's
1:16:46
really where the trolls are but
you can
1:16:48
also listen to the stream and
this is
1:16:51
24/7 and there's a lot of live
shows I
1:16:53
was listening yesterday it was
really
1:16:56
cool he went from void 0 who
was doing
1:16:58
all kinds of interesting music
and then
1:17:01
all of a sudden our good buddy
Rhino the
1:17:03
bearded popped back on with
this double
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o countdown which you know it's
it's a
1:17:09
it's fun to listen to it's
really
1:17:12
there's just so much
interesting variety
1:17:15
of stuff that you should check
it out
1:17:19
and certainly on both Thursdays
when we
1:17:21
do the show on Sundays and
Thursdays no
1:17:24
agenda stream calm and it's a
good to
1:17:26
have everybody there in the
troll room
1:17:28
this morning also in the
morning - I
1:17:30
believe me see I believe this
is Sir
1:17:35
Andrew Gardner who brought us
the
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artwork for episode 11 42 we
titled that
1:17:40
corn again and this was Bob
Muller as
1:17:43
Moses with the tablets it was
wasn't the
1:17:46
best Photoshop job but it was
the right
1:17:48
intent it had all the right
elements
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made us chuckle and therefore
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with the with the honor of
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us in pod catch apps all across
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of the work our artists do no
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our value for value model who
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of all I
1:18:22
want to mention I did use Mike
Riley's
1:18:24
piece for the newsletter which
one was
1:18:27
that it was a really nice
evergreen
1:18:29
piece that I thought was just
dynamite
1:18:33
and I can't it's just it was
just the
1:18:36
art our last hard to describe
1:18:40
but let me something I can't
describe
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you
1:18:43
is executive producer
christopher massey
1:18:48
who came in with $400 who's a
top guy
1:18:50
for today's show a 4 for 1 1
for 3 and
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he says hello Jon and Adam I'm
hopeful
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dis momentous day is when we
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after I got hit in the mouth by
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I listened only sporadically as
I found
1:19:20
it hard to find the time to
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requisite amount of hours each
week 5 to
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the amount of conflicts the
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mouths 5 requisite amount of
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provide slowly-slowly however I
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the time to listen more
regularly and
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ultimately later hit my son in
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as well the recent
deconstruction of the
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Russia Trump carnival has been
1:19:47
tremendous and although I was
really
1:19:49
doubting Adams theory about
Muller being
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a coverup guy at first I've
come around
1:19:55
to at least accept that as a
strong
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possibility okay my son and I
have been
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spend a lot of time on the road
we were
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frequently traveling for this
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tournament stroke cases and the
like
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speeds such is the tradition
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and we always find something to
trigger
1:20:12
a conversation either right
then or
1:20:17
later on he is now a regular
listener as
1:20:19
well but he's leaving our nest
soon in
1:20:22
order to play sports at even a
higher
1:20:23
level prior to going to college
hmm and
1:20:26
I know we will both continue
what does
1:20:28
he do he's this kind of sports
as you
1:20:31
play I'd like to know yeah as
politely
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just split this donation into
half for
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me and my son do that you do the
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bookkeeping is an easy thing to
do I'd
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love some of our favorite
jingles goat
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Karma for his next year that's
true
1:20:43
because I say it to him all the
time now
1:20:46
which is a real problem most at
least we
1:20:49
have did we have the issue here
as well
1:20:51
yeah true you know and at full
al
1:20:55
sharpton resist we much
1:20:57
resist we much we must and we
will much
1:21:03
about that be committed
1:21:07
you've got ha all right Chris
yeah let
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us know what your son what kind
of sport
1:21:13
your son does so Jeffrey's Tech
Ross
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what a strange time to be alive
does
1:21:22
this many dollars make you play
the no
1:21:24
agenda anthem then he says oh
dear I'm
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hammered
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1:21:46
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lands emotions have seen
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the
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we are happy distracted
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1:22:16
you've got caramel well there
you go
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thank you for requesting that
with a
1:22:21
very short note Sir Geoffrey
beautiful
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love doing that
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the Gitmo nation national
anthem Joseph
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lies Lee you think Lily is SLE
or lies
1:22:32
in New York maybe lies all lies
all lies
1:22:35
Lee could be lies all could be
little
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but it's Eli's Lee would be
makes sense
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to me
1:22:41
333 42 I'm a douchebag no more
you
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didn't ask for a deduction but
he should
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get be given I will give him
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1:22:52
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since my smoking-hot wife hit
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another first-timer yes very
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thank you very much here's the
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Harrington
1:23:16
sir my carriage into most
people Grand
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Canyon Arizona 33333
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gotta be a great place to visit
the
1:23:25
little town first I wish to
congratulate
1:23:28
ad him on his recent marriage I
wish you
1:23:30
and Tina all the best because I
do not
1:23:31
donate
1:23:32
I've not donated since last
October I
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requested e douching recently
accepted a
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permanent position at the
National Park
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Service in the Grand Canyon
doing the
1:23:48
composting and in honor of show
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1:23:53
composting people I humbly
request that
1:23:56
my knighthood title be reverted
he has
1:23:58
another title - sir compost
Ranger okay
1:24:02
well we'll put that in today's
credits
1:24:04
it gets on there I would rather
deal
1:24:06
with the vertical and
environmental
1:24:08
challenges of Grand Canton
compared to
1:24:11
the grizzly bears at Glacial
National
1:24:13
Park where I worked last summer
if
1:24:16
anyone out there wishes to
visit Grand
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Canyon please stay away from
the edge
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stop with the selfies ladies
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the shows have been phenomenal
as of
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late and I especially
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attention gaming did topics no
one else
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will cover No Agenda certainly
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keep me sane and in essential
it is
1:24:38
essential my well-being as I
like the
1:24:40
heck I hike around the canyon
during my
1:24:42
job I cannot tell you how many
hikers
1:24:44
I've passed on the trail
whoo-hoo-hoo
1:24:48
look at me strangely as I as I
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1:24:52
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download of the show whenever
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pretty sure that Reverend Al
pronounces
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jiff like that as opposed to
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that's why he said Gitty yeah
maybe if
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we ever encounter him that
would be the
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if anyone
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meets the guy ask him how he's
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it's just
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how do you pronounce this word
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you pronounce this word don't
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just how do you pronounce you
think
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he'll say Gitty but Bob Welsh
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celebrating my 50th birthday the
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old-fashioned dutch way we know
how that
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works
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come on everybody let's go with
dutch
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birthday circle listen to each
other's
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boring stories I've heard this
released
1:29:42
a number of years yes so the
Dutch
1:29:44
birthday experience has
multiple facets
1:29:47
the main way it works is you go
over it
1:29:50
and I know this may have changed
1:29:50
throughout the past 20 years
that I
1:29:52
haven't really actively been
living
1:29:54
there but I've no evidence of
this
1:29:56
having changed there's no
evidence of it
1:29:58
having changed you go over to
the
1:30:01
person's house and everything's
1:30:02
decorated they have a chair the
Dutch
1:30:04
are nuts about birthdays their
chair
1:30:06
will be decorated with balloons
and all
1:30:08
kinds of stuff from the early
morning on
1:30:10
by the way you get up in the
morning
1:30:12
your chairs already decked out
your
1:30:14
presents are there and it's a
big very
1:30:16
festive that all the family and
the
1:30:18
friends come it's the same
people you
1:30:20
saw last week if someone else's
a
1:30:21
birthday party and then they
have all
1:30:24
the chairs in a circle in the
living
1:30:25
room and we're all drinking and
we're
1:30:27
chatting and we talk about
things like
1:30:29
you know morning wood bad
breath you
1:30:33
know your your wife's bad
breath and
1:30:35
it's the same stories and
everyone kind
1:30:37
of does it the kicker though is
when you
1:30:40
go to the bathroom in a Dutch
home there
1:30:43
will be a calendar on the wall
seat
1:30:45
height for men and women women
see the
1:30:49
calendar more often and the
calendar is
1:30:51
a birthday calendar and you can
see
1:30:54
because of course you're at the
person's
1:30:55
house oh it's their birthday
here today
1:30:57
you can put your own on and you
can also
1:30:59
look ahead and see where the
next circle
1:31:02
will be it's a wonderful
cultural
1:31:04
experience that I recommend to
everybody
1:31:06
only once
1:31:10
it sounds dreadful no it's it's
really
1:31:14
quite okay it's really nice of
the way
1:31:15
the Dutch I like the birthday
calendar I
1:31:17
still think it's a great
promotional
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item but there's a very funny
idea that
1:31:21
should you put some new agenda
1:31:22
propaganda in there yeah we
should we
1:31:24
should have a rubber stamp here
we go a
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pocket rubber stamp that says
no agenda
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show the best podcast for
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kind of like that Liz drop you
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that kind of works everywhere
it's a
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good one thing you can drop it
anywhere
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we were talking about
impeachment a
1:33:46
little while ago I did have one
clip
1:33:47
that I wanted to sneak in mm-hmm
1:33:50
this was on MSNBC and this is
the
1:33:53
dumbest thing I've ever heard
and of
1:33:55
course it would most people but
weren't
1:33:57
too impressed but this is Donny
Deutsch
1:34:01
let me just hi this is how it
works at
1:34:03
the Curry household which I can
say now
1:34:05
Donny Deutsch will be on or
something
1:34:08
like I watch MSNBC a lot when
I'm here
1:34:11
during the day and mrs. curry
will say
1:34:13
isn't that Donny Deutsch an
advertising
1:34:16
guy what is he doing with that
exact
1:34:19
voice by the way Donny Deutsch
ad you're
1:34:23
getting I'm getting it's a lie
it's not
1:34:32
true it's a lie so Donny
Deutsch comes
1:34:36
on and he is a notorious I
don't know
1:34:39
how I got this way a lot of
people are
1:34:41
these they're beyond the pale
when it
1:34:43
comes to Trump hate yeah and
he's one of
1:34:47
them and I don't it has to
stand back
1:34:49
from you know the guy Trump is
has a
1:34:52
insulting character most often
I think
1:34:56
he would in his years of being
in New
1:34:58
York and running into people
event
1:35:01
everyone being in New York
everyone's
1:35:03
running into Donny Deutsch back
in his
1:35:04
ad days everyone knows him yeah
so I
1:35:07
think Trump ranch woman and
here's what
1:35:12
his thinking is about
impeachment and
1:35:14
this is like probably an
interesting
1:35:17
idea but this is still just
transparent
1:35:19
I don't think would work and I
think it
1:35:21
would be condemned but here's
what he's
1:35:23
say hi politics on MSNBC Donny
Deutsch
1:35:27
so Donny what do you make of
this
1:35:28
argument this is the political
argument
1:35:30
versus the base argument and
you want
1:35:32
the word impeachment out of the
1:35:33
conversation explain that I
want to
1:35:35
rebrand the fight you have to
fight the
1:35:38
Democrats have to fight to the
revs
1:35:40
point what you don't want to
fight that
1:35:42
you're gonna lose
1:35:43
you're gonna lose an
impeachment fight
1:35:45
for two reasons because Donald
Trump
1:35:47
gets to say they're coming to
take me
1:35:48
away they're gonna take your
president
1:35:50
and
1:35:51
not gonna go anywhere in the
Senate so
1:35:53
you do look like sore losers
and you're
1:35:55
setting up a losing fight does
that mean
1:35:57
you would fight don't fight no
you
1:35:59
rebrand the fights step away
from
1:36:01
impeachment and change it to
the Trump
1:36:03
criminal investigations already
brand
1:36:06
him a criminal you say Robert
Muller
1:36:08
basically said he obstructed
justice we
1:36:11
know that that was a criminal
activity
1:36:12
he just couldn't indict because
of the
1:36:14
guidelines we know he's an
unindicted
1:36:16
co-conspirator with the Southern
1:36:18
District we know we're gonna be
looking
1:36:19
at his taxes his philanthropies
you
1:36:22
Nancy Pelosi you Jerry Nadler
you Adam
1:36:25
Schiff you Elijah Cummings
start and
1:36:27
initiate the Trump criminal
1:36:29
investigations impeachment
maybe part of
1:36:32
it brand him a criminal already
you have
1:36:34
already had an AG that has gone
on a
1:36:37
branding exercise the head of
the
1:36:39
judicial system is waiting on a
branding
1:36:41
exercise successfully the
Congress needs
1:36:44
to rebrand impeachment the Trump
1:36:46
criminal investigations have
him saying
1:36:49
I'm not a criminal
1:36:50
that is the simple winning
fight we
1:36:53
brand that impeachment is not
the right
1:36:55
word for you
1:36:57
hmmm rebrand it talking like an
ad guy
1:36:59
brother there's rebranded
brother so
1:37:02
what exactly does he want does
he mean
1:37:04
by that
1:37:05
he wants to pivot he wants to
pivot yeah
1:37:10
all right do I know what he
wants this
1:37:13
is stupid it's just like this
rebrand
1:37:15
and start this is not gonna work
1:37:17
and it's a bad idea in fact I
don't know
1:37:20
why it seems to me all there
did all
1:37:22
this is turning out and he says
the
1:37:24
Democrats have to fight they
have to
1:37:25
fight yeah they have to fight
when the
1:37:27
elections come around to spend
three
1:37:29
years whether there's a
president you
1:37:31
don't like you don't like the
guy he's
1:37:33
in office you don't like him so
all
1:37:34
you're gonna do is fight for
three years
1:37:36
and maybe four years do nothing
beware
1:37:39
Elizabeth Warren can do that
what they
1:37:41
do with their hands with this
guy do you
1:37:46
do
1:37:47
who Donny Deutsch go back to
his old
1:37:53
business he's not an interesting
1:37:56
character but okay well look at
Donny do
1:37:59
it just to give you an idea
he's like
1:38:01
saying Donny Deutsch reminds
noise he
1:38:07
reminds me of Larry cobalt who
you don't
1:38:09
know I don't think anyone in
the ad
1:38:11
business will remember Larry
cobalt and
1:38:13
he's one of these guys who
either winds
1:38:16
up being the creative director
or the
1:38:18
CEO or sits like president that
was
1:38:20
always my favorite title I was
want to
1:38:21
be the president of some
organization
1:38:23
and co-founder because I
co-founded that
1:38:25
so I'm cool but I'm presidents
have no
1:38:27
fun no responsibilities it's
like I
1:38:30
don't have a C title to do
whatever you
1:38:32
want
1:38:32
he's the president of stuff and
he's the
1:38:35
guy who will go into the client
like
1:38:37
Oracle and explain his vision
for
1:38:41
rebranding their you know their
database
1:38:44
product that's that's what he
does or
1:38:46
used to do and I see the
children from
1:38:50
all over the world and I see
how Oracle
1:38:53
is making the database bring
joy to the
1:38:56
children and everyone goes oh
yeah yeah
1:38:58
Donny and he's a legend
1:39:00
that's the kind of guy he is
yeah well I
1:39:04
figured it out I figured it out
Joe mock
1:39:06
him they mocked him yeah I'm
gonna move
1:39:08
away from politics for a moment
1:39:10
good I figured it out I figured
out what
1:39:16
and now I really figured it out
and it
1:39:19
was something we could have
known tucker
1:39:22
carlson had a guy on this past
week and
1:39:28
this guy's name is hmm lewis
Elizondo
1:39:35
and he is billed as former
military
1:39:38
Intel officer and I'm quoting
the
1:39:42
lower-third verbatim former
military
1:39:47
Intel officer sounds impressive
very
1:39:49
impressive and when I heard this
1:39:51
interview about the tic tacs
the flying
1:39:55
tic tacs the flying saucers all
these
1:39:58
Air Force pilots military
pilots coming
1:40:01
out and being very open and not
having
1:40:03
an issue at all about talking
about
1:40:04
these very strange I mean are
they among
1:40:07
us are the aliens here are they
are they
1:40:09
just flying around and it's
just it's
1:40:12
flustering so bring in the
expert the
1:40:15
former military Intel officer
Louise we
1:40:18
have the most sophisticated
weapon
1:40:20
systems right now on the face
of the
1:40:22
planet and we can identify not
only a
1:40:24
737 or a MIG 25 or f-22 we can
tell you
1:40:28
even what airline it is and and
the
1:40:31
difference between the models of
1:40:32
aircraft within that type of
aircraft so
1:40:34
I think it's highly unlikely
that a
1:40:37
foreign adversary was
successful in
1:40:39
developing something like this
so let me
1:40:40
ask you one last question do
you believe
1:40:43
based on your decade of serving
in the
1:40:46
US government on this question
that the
1:40:49
US government has in its
possession any
1:40:51
material from one of these
aircrafts oh
1:40:54
I do yes do you think the US
government
1:40:58
has debris from a UFO in its
possession
1:41:02
right now unfortunate uh crime
I really
1:41:05
have to be careful of my NDA I
really
1:41:07
can't go into a lot of more
detail than
1:41:08
that okay but simply put yes
okay let's
1:41:15
just review that last minute
there Oh
1:41:17
Tucker Oh Tucker I really I
really can't
1:41:22
tell you too much a
1:41:23
we'll break my NDA listen to
this guy
1:41:26
the USB this is all debris from
um Oh in
1:41:30
this possession right now
fortune Tucker
1:41:32
I really have to be careful of
my NDA I
1:41:34
really can't go in okay so the
question
1:41:36
is do you think the US
government has
1:41:39
debris from an alien spacecraft
1:41:41
Tucker I I really can't it's my
India
1:41:44
it's it's my detail in that but
simply
1:41:49
put yes yes okay so I guess I
can break
1:41:52
my this guy is full of shit so
I go look
1:41:55
him up Louis Elizondo former
employee of
1:41:58
the office of the
Undersecretary of
1:42:00
defense for intelligence do
even know
1:42:03
what that is
1:42:04
he currently serves as director
of
1:42:07
global security and special
programs to
1:42:10
the Stars Academy of Arts and
Science oh
1:42:14
and you go to their website
which is
1:42:17
very cool it's to the Stars
academy.com
1:42:21
and there's a video we can
listen to and
1:42:24
watch have you ever had the
desire to
1:42:25
look outward to the edge of
what is
1:42:27
known and unknown we have the
chance to
1:42:30
do something revolutionary
something
1:42:32
that I think has never been
attempted
1:42:34
before what if I told you I
found a
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group of like-minded people who
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1:42:38
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1:42:40
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aerospace
1:42:44
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national
1:42:45
security establishment people
who have
1:42:47
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decoding
1:42:49
illusive information and they
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to do something ambitious
something that
1:42:54
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didn't bring it up I don't
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there well the gang comes on he
does he
1:45:50
does a crap job of promoting as
is well
1:45:53
no no no no no no back up back
up all of
1:45:56
this let's go back to these
stupid
1:45:58
tic-tac videos that's all in
promotion
1:46:00
of the movie it's not just this
guy the
1:46:03
whole thing has been a setup
like we
1:46:04
always say this is something I
think
1:46:07
some producers have noticed
about us
1:46:10
we used it more thematically do
this
1:46:14
point out that just whatever is
being
1:46:18
publicized and all over the
news is just
1:46:21
a prelude to some crappy movie
and we
1:46:25
have not really made a point of
doing
1:46:27
that as much as we used to five
years
1:46:29
ago or six years ago right and
I think
1:46:31
this valid I think this is
where this is
1:46:33
what it's all about
particularly when I
1:46:35
see this guy showing up
everywhere
1:46:38
talking he's talking about the
little
1:46:40
blips and he was and he was
yeah but
1:46:47
yeah and see what is shown here
the
1:46:51
Lewis Elizondo reviews details
about
1:46:54
Pentagon's hidden UFO program in
1:46:56
stunning New York Times front
page
1:46:58
expose so we could use drip x
gaben okay
1:47:01
native add yes exactly exactly
the whole
1:47:05
thing is one big native ed yeah
for the
1:47:10
movie yeah or is it a new no it
well
1:47:15
it's not with Will Smith it has
new
1:47:17
young hip actors and it also
has what's
1:47:20
what's the spin has opposed to
wheels
1:47:22
man yeah what's his name the
the liam
1:47:26
liam neeson son get kidnapped
again
1:47:30
what's the deal
1:47:31
no no he's he's he's playing
the Tommy
1:47:34
Lee Jones kind of like the
older guy
1:47:36
showing the younger kid the
ropes that's
1:47:39
the format of the movie but I
but I
1:47:42
can't tell you Jon because you
know I
1:47:44
don't want to break my NDA oh
yeah
1:47:46
you're just boiler lady too
much about
1:47:48
the movie so there it is
everybody did
1:47:52
we even I was confused I
thought well
1:47:55
maybe it's about the the next
phone more
1:47:59
of a Mia culpa it is an actual
okay
1:48:01
that's interesting I think
you're right
1:48:03
somehow we've missed out on the
we don't
1:48:07
do this enough I think somebody
said to
1:48:09
us and we should have we should
be more
1:48:12
alert yes and that and all crap
yes the
1:48:15
Hollywood the Hollywood
influence and as
1:48:17
you know we believe in science
so just
1:48:20
want to make sure that we're on
the
1:48:21
up-and-up yeah of course well I
have an
1:48:23
interesting just something that
normally
1:48:25
we wouldn't cover although I
have a
1:48:29
thesis that you know these some
of these
1:48:32
events that many of them which
could be
1:48:34
described as false legs I think
there's
1:48:36
good reason for it because the
script
1:48:39
issues I have I have a couple
of clips
1:48:43
on the Virginia Beach gunman
this is the
1:48:45
big story that broke on Friday
I think
1:48:47
yeah some guys gonna just from
across
1:48:50
the streets just shooting people
1:48:51
randomly like it did like a
maniac but
1:48:53
he worked there no Danny was a
worker
1:48:55
that most of this is covered in
this NBC
1:48:58
report let's start with part
one part
1:49:00
witnesses said a man was firing
at the
1:49:02
Public Works building next to
City Hall
1:49:04
part of a sprawling downtown
city
1:49:06
government complex second floor
1:49:09
detectives coming through the
garage
1:49:10
Sallyport as first responders
flooded in
1:49:13
and city employees ran out
police
1:49:15
stormed the building and found
what they
1:49:17
said was a single gunman who
was subdued
1:49:19
and taken into custody the
suspect
1:49:21
entered building two
1:49:23
he's a longtime employee of
public
1:49:26
utilities and he immediately
began to
1:49:28
indiscriminately fire upon all
the
1:49:31
victims
1:49:35
hello what's it in there yeah
32 second
1:49:38
clip that's all I got here oh
my god
1:49:41
this is the Karma you get for
saying my
1:49:44
stuff don't sound good yeah I
don't
1:49:46
think so
1:49:46
but let's go to part of
Virginia be okay
1:49:49
I still had luckily I saved
part of it
1:49:51
Virginia Beach gunman - does
that
1:49:54
finalist least six people were
rushed to
1:49:57
local hospitals one man who was
inside
1:49:59
saw a shooting victim on a
flight of
1:50:01
stairs
1:50:02
she never shot that says she
coulda shot
1:50:03
him he knows it we don't we
don't know
1:50:05
she was on the stairway coming
up or
1:50:06
going down
1:50:07
she was on a stairway the city
workers
1:50:09
in nearby buildings were warned
to stay
1:50:11
away we heard shooting but we
didn't
1:50:13
think it was that close that
close like
1:50:16
in proximity of the building
this is the
1:50:19
most devastating day in the
history of
1:50:22
Virginia Beach the people
involved are
1:50:25
our friends co-workers and
neighbors as
1:50:32
police went room to room to
make certain
1:50:34
it was over city workers waited
for word
1:50:36
on their fellow employees still
in shock
1:50:38
at a deadly turn to the final
hour of
1:50:41
the work week and pate joins us
again
1:50:43
what an awful turn of events
what more
1:50:45
do we know about that firefight
with the
1:50:47
suspect paper well police say
that one
1:50:49
of the shooting victims was a
police
1:50:51
officer but they say his life
was spared
1:50:53
by his bulletproof vest they're
not
1:50:56
saying anything tonight about
the motive
1:50:58
of the gunman who was killed in
the
1:51:00
shootout with police Kate all
right Pete
1:51:02
thank you okay well here's what
I was
1:51:05
left out of the first clip
which is the
1:51:07
as they continued on that is
part three
1:51:12
found what they said was a
single gunman
1:51:14
who was subdued and taken into
custody
1:51:19
yeah dude you didn't this is
what I was
1:51:23
hoping for you didn't notice the
1:51:26
difference oh the the
difference I'm a
1:51:29
little confused now the
difference
1:51:32
between two and three you mean
yeah let
1:51:35
me listen to it again don't say
anything
1:51:37
at least six people were rushed
to local
1:51:39
hospitals one man who was
inside saw a
1:51:42
shooting victim on a flight of
stairs
1:51:44
Shoshanna says you could
Machado he
1:51:46
knows it we don't know she was
on the
1:51:48
stairway coming up or going
down she was
1:51:50
on a stairway the city workers
in nearby
1:51:52
buildings were warned to stay
away we
1:51:54
heard shooting but we didn't
think
1:51:56
before I didn't they kill the
guy wasn't
1:51:59
he one of the victims isn't
that what it
1:52:02
well listen this probably
wasn't that
1:52:04
close that close like in
proximity of
1:52:07
the building this is the most
1:52:09
devastating day in the history
of
1:52:11
Virginia Beach the people
involved are
1:52:15
our friends co-workers and
neighbors as
1:52:21
police went room to room to
make certain
1:52:23
it was over city workers waited
for word
1:52:26
on their fellow employees still
in shock
1:52:28
at a deadly turn to the final
hour of
1:52:30
the workweek and paid joins us
again
1:52:32
what an awful turn of events
what more
1:52:34
do we know about that firefight
with the
1:52:36
suspect paper well police say
that one
1:52:38
of the shooting victims was a
police
1:52:41
officer but they say his life
was spared
1:52:43
by his bulletproof vest they're
not
1:52:46
saying anything tonight about
the motive
1:52:48
of the gunman who was killed in
the
1:52:49
shootout with police okay yeah
there we
1:52:53
go and then this clown what
they said
1:52:54
was a single gunman who was
subdued and
1:52:56
taken into custody
1:52:57
yeah and we also by the way I
want to
1:53:02
say couple of things this was
in this
1:53:04
exact same report that's crazy
1:53:06
he said this is the same
reporter Pete
1:53:09
uh saying that he was taken
into custody
1:53:13
in one hand and he was shot and
killed
1:53:15
on the other and you wonder why
people
1:53:18
think this and you then you
listen to
1:53:20
the mayor talking like a robot
and there
1:53:24
was a woman there that was
talking like
1:53:25
a robot you wonder why people
get upset
1:53:29
with the news media
1:53:31
this just looks like some
bullcrap was
1:53:36
he shot or was he taken into
custody
1:53:39
eventually the shooting stopped
and
1:53:40
police were able to confront
Craddock in
1:53:42
an office they broke down the
door and
1:53:44
engaged him with fire when the
shooter
1:53:46
was subdued 36 minutes
1:53:49
after the first call to police
went out
1:53:50
offers attempt attempted to
render aid
1:53:53
to save kradic's life he died
on the way
1:53:56
to a nearby hospital that's the
story I
1:53:59
have from waffa waffa waffa
waffa waffa
1:54:02
would be the way you'd modify
this mess
1:54:04
and the guys name does he have
three
1:54:07
names do we have a first middle
and last
1:54:09
name no Dewayne is that his
first name -
1:54:15
Wayne de w.a why any yet Duane
is a is
1:54:21
he as in Duane as in Duane
Duane could
1:54:26
it's often in the black
community when
1:54:29
they used the name Dewayne
1:54:31
Dewayne no the shooter was
black Duane
1:54:34
the shooter was black it's
brain yeah
1:54:36
yeah and is Dewayne well I said
when I'm
1:54:39
reading it it's like Dewayne
but yeah
1:54:41
it's Dwayne
1:54:42
of course not Dwayne it's I'm
sure it's
1:54:45
not pronounced Dwayne day the
black
1:54:47
community has the name Dewayne
and as I
1:54:49
pronounced Dewayne could you
please tell
1:54:50
me where I find this community
this
1:54:52
community that you speak of
1:54:54
yeah I'm living right next to
it it's in
1:54:57
Oakland I know a lot of people
and
1:54:59
they've used the word Dewayne
and they
1:55:01
dude the word Dewayne is very
common
1:55:03
around here I went to school
with a
1:55:05
Dewayne in Westeros - Dwayne
Dwayne yes
1:55:09
he is but he was cowed by you
whitey
1:55:11
I was the white shadow what are
you
1:55:15
talking about it was me and all
the
1:55:17
black guys Tyree Dwayne Nelson
come on
1:55:23
but you made me know you may be
right
1:55:25
yeah it could be either one but
the
1:55:28
point is is that taken into
custody it's
1:55:33
not the same as being taken to
the
1:55:34
hospital and dropping dead yeah
so you
1:55:38
well so what you say the way
you set
1:55:40
that up is saying well this
looks phony
1:55:42
baloney because dot dot dot but
then
1:55:44
what would the reason be what
do what
1:55:46
what is what agenda needs to be
moved
1:55:48
forward other than it's not
just crazy
1:55:50
white guys who do mass
shootings well I
1:55:53
have no idea all I know is it
was a
1:55:56
botch in terms of the
presentation
1:55:58
I can't present a story like
this and
1:56:00
say the guy was taking it was
you know
1:56:02
talked down and taken into
custody and
1:56:04
then at the end say he was shot
and
1:56:05
killed
1:56:06
it's just my point is that this
you can
1:56:11
see why people get suspicious
when you
1:56:13
see this report by the same
reporter and
1:56:15
he's you know watching the
story as you
1:56:17
go along this is Network these
guys get
1:56:19
paid a lot of money
1:56:20
this is not like local news
where
1:56:22
they're getting fed all kinds of
1:56:23
different things and you have
to piece
1:56:24
it together because it's maybe
native
1:56:26
advertising we don't know but
this is
1:56:28
like the big time and it's just
you hear
1:56:30
this stuff you just be
funneling at
1:56:33
least I was confused by it yeah
honestly
1:56:36
I kind of tuned out from it
that's what
1:56:39
happens oh yeah which is why
that's why
1:56:42
we gotta stay on it you're
right we got
1:56:44
to stay on these things because
the idea
1:56:46
is you could you blows by and
then you
1:56:49
know you just fall asleep it's
very
1:56:51
somnambulistic this this type of
1:56:53
reporting is well and you have
these
1:56:55
boring guys and they got a
microphone
1:56:57
and somebody's mouths going but
uh but
1:57:00
uh they just put you to sleep
of course
1:57:02
it does well what I saw as the
news
1:57:05
broke was oh there you go did
white for
1:57:09
a bulbs in the jump shoot
another crazy
1:57:11
white guy Republican my god
that's what
1:57:14
you saw on the social media and
then
1:57:16
abdicate then it became
apparent that
1:57:18
this man is from as you would
say the
1:57:20
black community there now and I
also
1:57:24
just in fleeting I remember
hearing
1:57:27
someone say I'm only gonna
mention his
1:57:28
name once never again that's
always a
1:57:31
red flag to me like oh you're
never
1:57:33
gonna mention his name again
okay but
1:57:36
seems like people are dead John
so I
1:57:37
don't know what's uh I don't
know I'm
1:57:40
not saying it's a false flag it
seems to
1:57:42
be swerved in some funny way
possible
1:57:46
well and I don't know and I
agree I
1:57:48
don't know what the point of it
would be
1:57:49
how much the Sarah Sanders make
speaking
1:57:51
of making a lot of money
1:57:53
she got beat up in there
$184,000 range
1:57:56
isn't that kind of the top
scale for
1:57:58
someone of her stature in in
1:58:01
presidential PR I would guess
it would
1:58:05
be something like that well she
should
1:58:06
give some of that back the
president's
1:58:08
number-one responsibility is to
protect
1:58:11
Americans Sarah it is to defend
and
1:58:19
uphold and protect the
Constitution of
1:58:21
the United States that is his
oath yes
1:58:23
yes protecting the citizens
falls under
1:58:26
that but that is not the oath
and you
1:58:28
should know better shame on you
this
1:58:34
show is ended in 35 years that
will
1:58:38
still be a running gag 35 years
are you
1:58:41
sure
1:58:42
so now I have talking about
yeah I
1:58:46
consider this is 90 second clip
this is
1:58:47
what I consider the MSNBC's
whole
1:58:50
problem roll up into a kind of
just a
1:58:53
nut this is the sick analysis
of the
1:58:57
situation by lawrence O'Donnell
in 19
1:59:02
say they definitely will not
vote for
1:59:04
donald trump for reelection most
1:59:05
Americans disapprove of
President Trump
1:59:07
in his job performance and
always have
1:59:12
especially during that thing
that
1:59:13
election thing yes so why are
the
1:59:17
Democrat why are they even
concerned
1:59:19
over at MSNBC about the 2020
elections
1:59:22
when most Americans will not
vote for
1:59:25
him period and they don't like
him
1:59:29
so what's the problem just I
guess it's
1:59:32
20/20 put your person in
whoever it is
1:59:34
they'll obviously kick his ass
right
1:59:37
yeah but the problem is they
don't have
1:59:40
that someone they have no one
they have
1:59:41
no one to run matter they hate
everyone
1:59:43
hates so much taken anyone it's
it's so
1:59:48
insulting to watch this stuff I
know you
1:59:51
I know you must hate it too and
just
1:59:53
watch it I rarely watch art
it's really
1:59:55
hard to watch these days and
you want
1:59:57
you want so now he's going over
to the
2:00:01
UK I guess he's doing a do-over
2:00:04
of his of his royal visit
probably gonna
2:00:06
go gloat in Theresa Mays face
told you
2:00:09
told us would that's not the
way to do
2:00:11
it hey-oh she appears once again
2:00:15
Victoria Kagan noodleman
interviewed on
2:00:19
the BBC regarding Trump's
United Kingdom
2:00:22
trip hey stop you're telling me
that
2:00:26
this woman who has been out of
the scene
2:00:29
for X I don't know ever since
Obama got
2:00:33
done with why is she being
interviewed
2:00:37
by anybody interviewing you
well I think
2:00:43
when you hear this 49 second
clip it'll
2:00:46
become very apparent because
she says
2:00:48
things that I never would thank
you very
2:00:51
much for joining me
2:00:52
what does Trump need to get out
of this
2:00:54
visit you know I think he wants
to
2:00:57
demonstrate that he is a
statesman I
2:01:00
think he's going to enjoy very
much his
2:01:03
time with the Queen I think he
considers
2:01:05
his own dynasty somewhat royal
all of
2:01:11
those kinds of things and I
hope that
2:01:14
when he goes to Portsmouth and
then goes
2:01:17
on to Normandy he can feel the
2:01:22
importance of this very special
2:01:25
relationship and he will be
imbued a bit
2:01:29
with the challenge of
maintaining this
2:01:33
liberal world order that so many
2:01:36
Americans and Brits gave their
lives for
2:01:40
oh this is where this drove me
nuts oh
2:01:43
yeah this drove me nuts when I
heard her
2:01:45
say that so he's there for d-day
2:01:47
oh yeah that my father went in
the Navy
2:01:52
in World War 2 both my
grandfather's my
2:01:56
everybody we know who was in
World War 2
2:01:58
specifically for the zip line
for the
2:02:01
liberal New World Order the
liberal
2:02:03
World Order yet that note they
died they
2:02:05
died they died for it some
people died
2:02:08
the world liberal world order
let's
2:02:10
listen again a bit with
2:02:14
challenge of maintaining this
liberal
2:02:16
world order that so many
Americans and
2:02:19
Brits gave their lives for it's
2:02:25
unbelievable
2:02:26
my one grandfather landed
Normandy Beach
2:02:29
the other one was South Pacific
for the
2:02:32
liberal world order so I don't
think
2:02:34
that sounds historically correct
2:02:43
actually it's a huge insult to
the armed
2:02:47
forces that fought in World War
two yeah
2:02:51
yeah isn't that crazy very
crazy but
2:02:59
that's the way you do you do
you do the
2:03:01
Donny Deutsch you do a little
rebranding
2:03:05
but a room but it's just the
one who
2:03:09
hacked a DNC
2:03:10
computer somehow that's right
we died
2:03:13
for the liberal world order is
like
2:03:15
what's your question slave to
show my
2:03:18
food by donation to no agenda
imagine
2:03:20
all the people who could do
with us oh
2:03:22
yeah
2:03:22
[Music]
2:03:29
let's see the liberal world
orders
2:03:32
giving us for conscious today
starting
2:03:36
with Baron latta Cano Baron
Atlantic and
2:03:38
$100 Sir Chris gray of the Isle
of Wight
2:03:41
8 8 8 he's got a birthday of
some sort
2:03:43
coming up as his show that's
right Devon
2:03:47
would 60 190 in Elko Nevada
2:03:50
he needs a D douching no crime
at the
2:03:58
end for people with Crohn's
disease yes
2:04:01
not good Christopher depth
Georgetown
2:04:04
New York 6119 first-time donor
another
2:04:09
[Music]
2:04:15
sir daddy cast 6119 which then
by the
2:04:19
way 6119 was the gimmick
donation for
2:04:22
this show and we got four
people that
2:04:25
that thought it was worthwhile
well
2:04:27
here's that and no Marilyn
Monroe
2:04:29
send-offs
2:04:33
I didn't understand the Marilyn
Monroe
2:04:34
send-off it was a birthday no
and she'd
2:04:39
be 93 if you could imagine I
thought it
2:04:41
was funny but nobody every
whenever you
2:04:44
open up about you know done
this day in
2:04:46
history and then you know I can
just do
2:04:48
your own Wikipedia like Farmers
Almanac
2:04:52
oh I'm sorry
2:04:54
the Farmers Almanac yeah I
think you
2:04:56
should have just focused on
Marilyn
2:04:58
Monroe it's like too many
things in
2:04:59
there maybe okay when I'm
panicked I
2:05:04
can't and I know you're not
you're not
2:05:07
you're telling the truth we had
your
2:05:14
wedding which wasn't really a
gimmick
2:05:15
but the Glasgow is the
Fibonacci number
2:05:19
the best gimmicks the best
ideas for
2:05:22
donation segments I will say
this for
2:05:24
people who were reluctant to
bring it up
2:05:26
it's when one of the producers
comes up
2:05:29
with some screwball idea that's
so off
2:05:31
the wall like the Fibonacci
numbers yeah
2:05:33
that stuff usually works really
well
2:05:35
usually works like a champ I
can kind of
2:05:39
put the wordage around it and
maybe sell
2:05:42
it a little bit but coming up
with it
2:05:44
from scratch newsletter after
newsletter
2:05:46
can I make a recommendation you
can to
2:05:50
the to the newsletter
Department yeah
2:05:53
why don't you tell people that
if they
2:05:55
appreciate the work that should
do send
2:05:57
some value for it I'd have done
that it
2:05:59
doesn't work it works about as
well as
2:06:01
the long essays egg all right I
mean if
2:06:06
I put actual content in the
newsletters
2:06:08
I'm obliged to do by law hey a
it goes
2:06:11
into spam we have a promotional
thing
2:06:15
with with content spam spam
spam alert
2:06:18
all right the Google say yeah
that's
2:06:23
exactly how it works all right
so we
2:06:26
have sir daddy cast 6119 for to
be kind
2:06:32
of coming on the puppy eating
the kitten
2:06:34
mmm picture that was in the
newsletter
2:06:36
if you missed that you missed
out sir
2:06:38
Joshua Thibodeaux 6119 haven't
donated
2:06:41
since my knighting he needs
another Dean
2:06:43
he's a secondary D douching
2:06:46
you've been deduced she would
like some
2:06:50
human resource Karma for his
wife and
2:06:53
himself they'll put that the
end of
2:06:54
course yes we have somebody
yeah what
2:06:56
was the other one I said we
were gonna
2:06:57
do won't forgot
2:06:59
oh yeah the Crohn's disease
good karma a
2:07:03
Matthew called Perricone or
Perricone on
2:07:07
sundays pronounced at Matthew
cold
2:07:08
Perricone 6119 a Pete Federer
for the
2:07:13
Richie better ichi Federici he
needs
2:07:16
jobs Carmen ID job offer on
Monday so
2:07:19
yeah we'll roll that out for
you leo
2:07:23
coca probably it could be coach
up but
2:07:27
coke I think 51:43 goes down
fast he
2:07:30
says something interesting here
2:07:31
Australian property bubble
about to pop
2:07:35
stocking up on popcorn that
kiss will be
2:07:38
sitting back kicking back
relaxing and
2:07:40
watching alright they must be
short
2:07:42
James Scott 51 I wants to
congratulate
2:07:47
you and your wedding here you
found
2:07:49
interesting clip we look at
that later
2:07:51
how is she gonna do it now he
does say
2:07:53
you guys have been a godsend in
a very
2:07:55
rough year from you personally
only wish
2:07:57
I could donate more no we thank
you this
2:07:59
is just whatever it's whatever
you can
2:08:01
you can support us with this
good and
2:08:02
I'm happy that that we've been
there for
2:08:06
you this year
2:08:07
now $50.00 donors name a
location
2:08:09
starting with my Ichi
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Kitagawa over here in San
Francisco
2:08:14
Michael Janowski Esmeralda GAC
Cassidy
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Eastwood sir Erik VM the Baron
of the
2:08:20
valley
2:08:22
Jeremy Cartwright in Rockford
Illinois
2:08:24
Andrew ox and ham it was I
would expect
2:08:29
to be in the UK but he's not
he's in the
2:08:30
United States Bradley ledin and
that's
2:08:33
it so we got very short list
here thanks
2:08:36
to the fabulous promotions for
the
2:08:40
Marilyn Monroe only she got
nothing so I
2:08:43
probably wouldn't have done that
2:08:46
suggestion I I don't know how
to run the
2:08:50
I've run the production
department I
2:08:51
don't run the the newsletter
Department
2:08:53
editorial what was nice to see
is that
2:08:57
we got a lot of
2:08:58
people coming back requesting D
douching
2:09:01
since they haven't donated in a
2:09:02
quote/unquote while but some of
them the
2:09:04
significant while so yeah low
today but
2:09:08
I'm also really pleased I'm
pleased to
2:09:10
see that people are still here
and they
2:09:11
still benefit from the value we
give
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them in the value for value
system that
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we have created here together
11 in our
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11th season I'm like saying
this our
2:09:20
11th season now on the air do
we r
2:09:22
syndication times to baby and
I'd also
2:09:25
like to express great gratitude
to
2:09:27
everyone who donated under $50
we cut
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that off there that so people
can know
2:09:31
send donations anonymously and
also we
2:09:34
do have our some of our
programs are
2:09:36
subscription programs which
help they do
2:09:38
help a lot so if you can sign
up for one
2:09:40
of those in addition to
anything you
2:09:42
want to send in value in a
one-off it's
2:09:45
highly appreciated you can find
out all
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about it at Dvorak org slash now
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multiple Karma's to take care
of so
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let's do all of those jobs and
jobs
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well we got a second of June
2019 a
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brand new month and we got a
couple
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birthdays that we'll be
celebrating Bob
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Wells's happy birthday to his
wife bi
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Lisa like Melissa with the
Beano Melissa
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there you go she celebrates her
birthday
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today
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sir Chris Dre also celebrating
his
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birthday named Erica Rosenbaum
will be
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50 years old tomorrow and Devon
would
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celebrates his 19th on June 4th
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congratulations happy birthday
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don't gather round douchebag
would you
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say yes
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we are getting some
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[Applause]
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today one title literally
changes that
2:11:06
is sir Mike Harrington you
heard him
2:11:08
earlier and he has changed his
title to
2:11:11
sir compost Ranger and we
welcome these
2:11:14
title changes for whatever
reasons
2:11:17
always makes propagating the
formula
2:11:20
that much better when you have
a snappy
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name make sure to add it to
your Twitter
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super compost Ranger no
knighting but we
2:11:27
do have a list of our meetups
reminders
2:11:30
that today Sarasota Florida
will be
2:11:34
meeting up people are start
weeding out
2:11:36
pictures of these meetups and
some of
2:11:38
them are you know there's
smaller ones
2:11:39
because it's just the first
time in the
2:11:41
location everybody seems to
have a good
2:11:44
time it's it's was our thinking
about
2:11:48
this some comparison to you
know I was
2:11:51
watching a flashmob the other
day from
2:11:53
and it's that you don't see
them anymore
2:11:54
2015 I think was Australia and
it always
2:11:58
makes me smile to see people
who have
2:12:00
rehearsed at home and don't
know each
2:12:02
other but have have
participated in
2:12:05
something come together and
then it just
2:12:07
all kind of flows and they're
all
2:12:08
dancing and the coordinated
moves and it
2:12:11
gives you a great feeling you
know what
2:12:12
I mean is that weird what I'm
saying
2:12:13
yeah but at the same time I
know what
2:12:16
you mean and it's different
because
2:12:17
after the flashmob those people
never
2:12:20
talk to each other again most
people to
2:12:21
go no agenda mean if so
actually make
2:12:23
friends and stay in contact for
a long
2:12:26
time that's what happens in
Michigan and
2:12:28
I think that same moment though
when
2:12:30
they come together it's like oh
hey did
2:12:32
we all kind of are open-minded
we you
2:12:36
know we listen to the same show
we have
2:12:38
different opinions but and it
seems to
2:12:41
work very well and exactly as
you said
2:12:42
people like to stay in contact
2:12:44
afterwards and do repeat meet
up so
2:12:46
today Sarasota Florida June 6
Seattle
2:12:49
7th Toronto June 8th Oklahoma
City
2:12:52
Knoxville Tennessee June 9th
and here's
2:12:55
what's cool I think that Earl of
2:13:00
Tennessee Sir Patrick Coble is
at the
2:13:02
Knoxville meetup on the 9th
then he
2:13:04
joins us on Wednesday the 12th
in London
2:13:07
for the meetup their twins
could be
2:13:12
shoot when you look at that guy
could be
2:13:14
triplets he's all over the
world mister
2:13:16
penetration
2:13:18
copenhague I it appear a
handler a new
2:13:21
handler well he's got military
well let
2:13:24
me tell you this he's handling
me very
2:13:26
well with that
2:13:27
Kentucky Bourbon I think
they'll say
2:13:30
anything you want
2:13:31
Earl so we have the 15th row
2:13:35
chromatograph go on Copenhagen
2:13:38
then we have the fourth of July
Seattle
2:13:40
Washington once again there'll
be an
2:13:42
interesting one and maybe a lot
of
2:13:43
people who knows but we'll find
out
2:13:45
Atlanta Georgia on July 13th
and you can
2:13:49
find out locales you can find
out more
2:13:52
information sign up yourself at
no
2:13:55
agenda meetups dot-com
2:13:57
please have a look at that and
I look
2:13:59
forward to seeing everybody in
London
2:14:02
there should be a lot of fun
depending
2:14:03
on who can make some run down
this
2:14:07
wealth Wednesday the 12th of
June so
2:14:09
that seems was coming yeah it's
in less
2:14:13
than two weeks no okay yeah
we're going
2:14:17
next Sunday Father's Day you
know I
2:14:20
really don't know is it I think
so it
2:14:22
could be or is the fair the
father which
2:14:24
which which a trip without me
having to
2:14:26
go to the computer just you're
just
2:14:28
giving up the raiment role room
yeah
2:14:30
sure all room so the trolls
need to tell
2:14:33
us when it may be I mean I see
2:14:36
promotions for it it's the
third Sunday
2:14:38
in a Thursday will be dis
Sunday after
2:14:40
you get back no because we're
going to
2:14:45
Portugal okay we're finally
taking
2:14:50
afford a honeymoon whoo living
large
2:14:58
uh-huh okay all right
2:15:03
I got a couple more no no no
you can't
2:15:07
be done this I got it I gotta
throw some
2:15:10
stuff your way first you were
the one
2:15:13
who reported on Lori Lightfoot
the new
2:15:16
mayor of Chicago do you
remember right
2:15:23
yeah hey in fact that you put
the wrong
2:15:25
picture of the wrong woman I
used the
2:15:28
wrong picture they will
newsletter it's
2:15:30
a long it's a picture of her at
a
2:15:32
distance and they looked
similar from
2:15:33
the you know a thousand feet
away but I
2:15:38
got butt slam from doing that
wrong
2:15:40
picture
2:15:40
well at first at first glance
yeah I
2:15:43
think we both are coming now
what is
2:15:45
this woman gonna do she's gonna
run
2:15:49
Chicago okay then I heard her
talk and
2:15:53
this is on the Chicago Way
podcast with
2:15:56
the guys named John Cass it's a
good
2:16:00
show if you're from Chicago
which have
2:16:02
not and he asked her about the
Chicago
2:16:05
Way and what she was gonna do
and I
2:16:07
liked her answer she may be
extremely
2:16:09
good for the city
2:16:10
talked about you define the
Chicago Way
2:16:13
what is the how do you define
it well I
2:16:17
think of the Chicago Way as
this notion
2:16:20
that you have to give to get
that it's
2:16:25
it's understood that in order to
2:16:27
actually get access to basic
city
2:16:30
resources and services you got
to go
2:16:33
through this kabuki dance with
aldermen
2:16:36
kiss the ring make the donation
on and
2:16:40
on a higher the kid on and on
and on
2:16:43
that's the old Chicago Way I
think the
2:16:47
new Chicago way that I'm trying
to forge
2:16:49
is one where if you're a
resident and
2:16:52
you're a taxpayer you're
entitled to
2:16:55
great services everyone no
matter where
2:16:59
you live no matter your zip
code no
2:17:00
matter who you know you don't
have to go
2:17:03
through these extra steps to be
able to
2:17:05
get access to basic city
services and
2:17:07
and I think this is a lesson
from the
2:17:10
Burke indictment the city
workers are
2:17:14
actually able to do their jobs
without
2:17:16
war
2:17:17
about political backlash
because they
2:17:21
haven't pleased the local
fiefdom in the
2:17:24
local alderman that's the city
that I
2:17:27
government that I aspire to I
think we
2:17:29
can get there it's going to
take time
2:17:31
but I think we can get there so
I don't
2:17:34
know much about Chicago
politics but I
2:17:36
saw the series boss at one
point with
2:17:39
John Goodman and all these
aldermen and
2:17:42
these council dudes and
everything and
2:17:44
she's gonna break that up that
seems
2:17:46
like a pretty tall order well
it's well
2:17:50
established mm-hmm
2:17:53
dead resistance would probably
be quite
2:17:57
high to it because it's people
like it
2:18:00
Chicago as a Chicago Way I mean
the
2:18:03
Chicago way but in a nutshell
is when
2:18:05
you get pulled over for speeding
2:18:07
you handle or your driver's
license in a
2:18:09
sealed in this little sealed
things like
2:18:12
not just the license bear and
in the
2:18:14
back is on a dollar bill that's
the
2:18:17
works huh I believe so I just
flashed my
2:18:22
PBA card from 1987 I found it
the other
2:18:26
day you were a professional
bowler yes
2:18:30
right now the Police Benevolent
2:18:32
Association yeah they would
they would
2:18:35
they would laugh that's just a
hundred
2:18:37
days Oh
2:18:40
curry wait we're on MTV once
that's two
2:18:42
hundo is broke that's no good
so we'll
2:18:46
go from one city to my two other
2:18:48
favorite cities let's hop off
that
2:18:49
Armageddon cliff first homeless
have a
2:18:57
new gambit you know passing by
these
2:18:59
things if you did not know to
look up
2:19:01
you probably wouldn't even
notice that
2:19:03
they were here but neighbors
tell us
2:19:04
that this all started right
around
2:19:06
February when one of these tree
houses
2:19:07
went up and then a couple
months later
2:19:09
now we're up to five or six of
them
2:19:12
hello here in Fremont ingenuity
and
2:19:16
desperation have brought us to
this half
2:19:18
a dozen treehouses nestled high
up in
2:19:20
the branches of a row of
eucalyptus
2:19:22
trees in an industrial park
where they
2:19:25
have been for months getting
into the
2:19:28
structures is no simple task
some of
2:19:30
them are three stories high
this one has
2:19:32
a makeshift ladder albeit with
rungs
2:19:34
sparsely attached climbing up
is a lot
2:19:36
like solving a puzzle once
inside you
2:19:39
get a better look at the
craftsmanship
2:19:40
whoever did it likely has some
2:19:42
experience at construction and
access to
2:19:44
power drills cross beams
support beams
2:19:47
underneath and support straps
above
2:19:49
trash there's a spot for that
too
2:19:52
neighbors tell us they use
scrap wood
2:19:54
from nearby discarded pallets
the result
2:19:56
is remarkable but it looks like
they
2:20:00
won't be here for long crews
have spent
2:20:02
the past few days trimming and
cutting
2:20:03
off the lower limbs and they
are closing
2:20:06
in I think let's start by
mentioning
2:20:19
Fremont is not San Francisco
that's
2:20:21
correct
2:20:22
I take that back I take that
less
2:20:25
opportunity because not too
many trees
2:20:27
left in San Francisco because
the human
2:20:29
excrement has got too much
nitrogen you
2:20:32
love the tree house idea though
well
2:20:35
it's just a visit just the next
step to
2:20:37
shanty town which is where
we're headed
2:20:39
well that's my next clip this
is Los
2:20:42
Angeles and it was fun to see
dr. Drew
2:20:46
Pinsky I show up and talk about
his fear
2:20:51
his fear for the city he lives
in we
2:20:54
have complete breakdown of the
basic
2:20:56
needs of civilization in Los
Angeles
2:20:57
right now we have the three
prongs of
2:21:00
airborne disease tuberculosis is
2:21:03
exploding Rodan borne we were
one of the
2:21:05
only major cities in the
country does
2:21:06
not have a rodent control
program and
2:21:08
sanitation has broken down
2:21:09
we had a typhus outbreak last
number we
2:21:11
will have a typhus outbreak
this summer
2:21:13
I'm hearing from experts that
bubonic
2:21:15
plague is likely it's already
here get
2:21:18
on to the rat fleas and then
now finally
2:21:20
we have this condition
2:21:21
oral fecal root contamination
which is
2:21:23
typhoid fever three cases one
2:21:26
ferm probably three this is
unbelievable
2:21:29
I can't believe I live in a
city where
2:21:32
this is not third-world Laura
this is
2:21:34
medieval third world countries
are
2:21:36
insulted if they are accused of
being
2:21:38
like this
2:21:39
no one city on earth tolerate
this the
2:21:42
entire population is at risk
and God
2:21:44
forbid if measles this is a
population
2:21:47
that sub-optimally immunized
2:21:48
if measles gets in I just have
an image
2:21:51
of myself on my knees in the
gutter
2:21:52
attending to people because
this is this
2:21:54
summer is likely to be a very
profound
2:21:56
problem and there's a very
bizarre thing
2:21:58
going on where the government
is somehow
2:21:59
insisting that housing is the
problem
2:22:02
when in fact we have chronic
mental
2:22:03
illness we have addiction we
have people
2:22:05
who don't want to leave the
streets they
2:22:07
literally won't take the
housing if we
2:22:09
give it to them and that's the
2:22:10
population that's vulnerable
and it's
2:22:12
going to get so ill this summer
2:22:14
it scares me for their
well-being I
2:22:16
listen I've Laurie I need your
help
2:22:18
I want to pierce their Shield of
2:22:20
qualified immunity so we can go
after
2:22:22
them for reckless negligence
this is
2:22:25
disgusting
2:22:26
it is reckless negligence and
we have to
2:22:28
have a solution to this bubonic
plague
2:22:33
well there seems to be some
sort of
2:22:36
competition between Los Angeles
and San
2:22:38
Francisco never stops it's a
they just
2:22:42
they keep wanting to win don't
they and
2:22:44
I would say that Los Angeles
has an edge
2:22:48
they have a I mean it's the
they got
2:22:52
they're more sprawling so they
have is
2:22:54
more like Fremont I just
coincidentally
2:22:56
in terms of its the way it is
is the
2:22:58
city San Francisco is more
centralized
2:23:00
more like an old-fashioned
place so you
2:23:02
it's just different but yeah I
think la
2:23:05
is a disaster well California
in general
2:23:09
in that regard Democrats run
the place
2:23:12
and this is the way they
operate they
2:23:13
can't say no everybody's you
know oh god
2:23:16
you know you might insult the
person
2:23:18
though don't do no no no no
don't no let
2:23:20
him a drug czar okay yeah I
know no
2:23:24
don't shoot up the can shoot
yourself up
2:23:27
what doctor where dr. Drew said
is I
2:23:30
prescribe to that as I think
we've
2:23:32
talked about on the show is
these the
2:23:37
government's in city it's the
same in
2:23:39
Austin home we need affordable
housing
2:23:42
homelessness no you need to stop
2:23:44
allowing people to beg for money
2:23:46
everywhere and do drugs
publicly in the
2:23:49
in any out in the open to stop
that
2:23:52
first this is a lifestyle
choice it's
2:23:57
it's not just homelessness or
2:24:00
unaffordable housing it is a
complete
2:24:04
lack of wanting to do it this
is their
2:24:06
life and if you're on drugs you
know
2:24:08
your life looks pretty good
2:24:10
when you get your whatever you
need
2:24:13
until it doesn't think you go
stand on
2:24:15
the corner get some money rinse
repeat
2:24:18
but for some reason we can't
bring
2:24:21
ourselves to look the facts in
the face
2:24:23
I'm saying we here in Austin
cuz you
2:24:27
elected a bunch of yeah
2:24:29
douchebags toad leash bag
Democrats yes
2:24:32
no offense with the Democrats
at large
2:24:34
that listen to the show but
come on what
2:24:37
the mayor when you're gonna get
a clue
2:24:39
about this mayor Adler but you
know what
2:24:41
that's
2:24:42
problem people don't care and
it's the
2:24:46
same that I saw in San
Francisco I
2:24:48
didn't see it in LA as much
when I was
2:24:49
there but San Francisco I
stepping over
2:24:51
the same three people coming
out of my
2:24:54
apartment every single morning
I didn't
2:24:56
like it at a certain point like
this is
2:24:58
not okay
2:24:58
people have just they don't
care anymore
2:25:00
they they've just don't care
they don't
2:25:03
care do you really care John is
here
2:25:06
that you care you don't care I
care I'm
2:25:09
a caring guy yeah but you don't
you
2:25:11
don't care to do anything about
it
2:25:13
you're not protesting happy
doing this
2:25:15
podcast that's something is not
much
2:25:17
force it's not much you got it
2:25:32
where the C stands for caring
John C
2:25:36
Dvorak exactly so so bar
2:25:43
William bar was on the morning
show yeah
2:25:45
I'm glad you got some clips
from this
2:25:46
cuz he said a lot of different
things
2:25:48
and I'm I my eyes are just
glazing over
2:25:51
because we know it's a sideshow
we know
2:25:53
it's and the questioners
antagonistic
2:25:57
nobody in CBS likes bar but I
got two
2:26:00
clips when I was a little long
but the
2:26:02
other one which is shorter is
2:26:03
interesting but let's play the
the long
2:26:05
one which is the this bar on
the show he
2:26:08
says a few things that are very
straight
2:26:10
forward I admire this guy in an
2:26:13
exclusive CBS News interview
Attorney
2:26:14
General William bar highlights
why he
2:26:17
opened an investigation to the
origins
2:26:19
of Russia investigation bar
says there
2:26:21
is evidence that makes him
believe that
2:26:24
senior government officials may
have
2:26:26
acted improperly to authorize
2:26:28
surveillance of president
Trump's 2016
2:26:30
campaign and he says that led
to the
2:26:32
spying on the campaign critics
say bar
2:26:35
is being too loyal to the
president Jan
2:26:37
Crawford is in Anchorage Alaska
2:26:39
traveling with the Attorney
General Jan
2:26:41
how is bar responding the
complaints
2:26:44
about his work well the
Attorney General
2:26:46
he wouldn't really talk
specifics about
2:26:48
what he is seeing that led him
to open
2:26:50
that investigation but he said
he is not
2:26:54
swayed by Critias
2:26:55
and he won't back off doing
what he
2:26:58
thinks is right you're only the
second
2:27:00
Attorney General in history who
served
2:27:01
twice I think the first one was
back in
2:27:04
1850 right and you're an
establishment
2:27:07
figure in a way you've had a
long career
2:27:09
in Washington well you're
working for a
2:27:11
man who's not establishment and
some of
2:27:14
his tweets about officials and
the rule
2:27:18
of law how do you react when
you see
2:27:20
those are you on Twitter do you
read his
2:27:21
tweets no I'm not on Twitter
every once
2:27:25
in a while a tweet is brought
to my
2:27:26
attention but my experience
with the
2:27:29
president is we have a good
professional
2:27:30
working relationship we talk to
each
2:27:32
other and if he has something
to say to
2:27:35
me I figure he'll tell me
directly I
2:27:37
don't look to tweets for I
don't look at
2:27:39
them as directives or as
official
2:27:41
communications with with the
department
2:27:44
but when you came into this job
I mean
2:27:46
you had a good reputation on
the right
2:27:48
and on the left you're now
someone who
2:27:50
is you know accused of
protecting the
2:27:53
president and nailing the
president but
2:27:55
lying to Congress did you
expect that
2:27:58
coming in well in a way I did
expect it
2:28:00
yeah because I realized we live
in a
2:28:02
crazy hyper partisan period of
time and
2:28:05
I knew that it would only be a
matter of
2:28:09
time if I was behaving
responsibly and
2:28:11
calling him as I see him
2:28:13
that I'd be attacked because
nowadays
2:28:15
people don't care about the
merits or
2:28:17
the substance they only care
about who
2:28:19
it helps you know who benefits
whether
2:28:21
my side benefits or the other
side
2:28:23
benefits everything is gauged by
2:28:24
politics and as I say that's
2:28:28
antithetical to the way the
department
2:28:29
runs and any Attorney General
in this
2:28:32
period is going to end up
losing a lot
2:28:34
of political capital and I
realized that
2:28:36
and that's one of the reasons
that I
2:28:38
ultimately was persuaded that
maybe I
2:28:40
should take it on because I
think at my
2:28:44
stage in life it really doesn't
make any
2:28:45
difference to your career I'm
at the end
2:28:49
of my career I've you know it
means a
2:28:52
reputation that you've worked
your whole
2:28:53
life right now yeah but
everyone dies
2:28:56
and I'm not you know I don't
believe in
2:28:59
the homeric idea that you know
2:29:01
immortality comes by you know
having
2:29:03
owned some of them over the
centuries
2:29:06
you know so you don't regret
taking the
2:29:08
job no what's interesting I
love this
2:29:13
everybody dies
2:29:14
you know I just want to give
you a
2:29:15
rundown on on our hero Muller
just so
2:29:20
people get a little put it into
2:29:21
perspective what he looked what
he will
2:29:24
take to the grave
2:29:25
he kept four innocent men in
jail for
2:29:29
years one in fact for 35 years
to
2:29:32
protect whitey bulk bulghur
Bulger
2:29:35
Bulger for years he kept them
in jail
2:29:38
this was in Boston I guess 9/11
happened
2:29:43
on his watch he bungled the
anthrax case
2:29:47
the guy who was blamed what
what one guy
2:29:50
killed himself and then we had
Steven
2:29:53
Hatfill he wound up suing the
government
2:29:56
paid him millions in
compensation he the
2:30:01
Boston the Boston bombing
framing Ted
2:30:06
Stevens I mean the Boston
bombing the
2:30:08
Russians told us yeah there's
something
2:30:11
gonna happen and this is money
was all
2:30:14
FBI Ted Stevens was framed yeah
oh yeah
2:30:19
the senator from Alaska told
Annette
2:30:21
killed yeah totally
2:30:25
you know some Muller is a
failure fail
2:30:29
you know well depends on your
2:30:36
perspective this is a good
point he's
2:30:38
either batting a thousand I
think you're
2:30:43
right I take that back
2:30:44
wow that guy's good we're
talking about
2:30:47
being a screw-up let's listen
to part
2:30:49
two of this bar flip Janne what
did the
2:30:52
Attorney General tell you about
why he
2:30:54
decided to summarize the special
2:30:56
council's report rather than
release it
2:30:58
when he first received it well
I think
2:31:00
that with some news there I was
2:31:02
surprised by some things you
talked
2:31:04
about on that as well I mean
that was
2:31:06
not the plan he had asked the
special
2:31:09
counsels office over a period
of weeks
2:31:11
and was led to believe that the
2:31:13
specialist counsel's office was
working
2:31:15
to identify that sensitive
grand jury
2:31:17
material that could not be
released by
2:31:20
law to the public or to
Congress so he
2:31:22
expected the report when he got
it from
2:31:24
the special counsel to have that
2:31:25
material identified so that he
could
2:31:27
quickly turn it around and
release it
2:31:29
pretty much in its entirety
when they
2:31:31
got the report at the
Department of
2:31:33
Justice
2:31:33
none of that material is
identified up
2:31:35
to his surprise but he said the
public
2:31:37
wouldn't wait weeks while they
figured
2:31:39
out what that was he had to get
2:31:40
something out quickly people
work you
2:31:42
know camping out at the Justice
2:31:43
Department the media
intelligence
2:31:45
officials were wildly
speculating as he
2:31:48
put so he released that summary
he said
2:31:50
it was never intended to go in
the nooks
2:31:52
and crannies of the report
while they
2:31:54
work to identify that grand jury
2:31:56
information but that was not
the plan
2:31:58
and if he'd gotten what he
thought he
2:32:00
was getting from the outset
that four
2:32:02
page summary wouldn't have been
2:32:03
necessary
2:32:05
it's true is interesting that's
true
2:32:12
anyway so he was like there's
another
2:32:14
molar black mark or not or not
yes
2:32:18
perspective the Bilderberg
conference to
2:32:20
be wrapping up after a weekend
of
2:32:22
festivities at Montreux right
on the leg
2:32:26
there with the smoke under what
and of
2:32:29
course we identified that
Stacey Abrams
2:32:30
is in attendance this year yes
and you
2:32:36
we discussed why and although we
2:32:42
perceive this to be generally a
drinking
2:32:44
Club I do want to remind us
that in 1975
2:32:51
there was of course a
Bilderberg meeting
2:32:55
and there was an unknown pretty
much
2:33:00
unknown governor from Georgia
who showed
2:33:02
up and the next year he became
president
2:33:05
and that was Jimmy Carter and
he was at
2:33:08
the time invited to the
Bilderberg
2:33:11
conference so the parallels are
2:33:15
interesting to have Georgia yeah
2:33:18
Bilderberg election next year
still
2:33:23
think it's possible that's like
some
2:33:25
crazy way they're gonna try run
Stacey
2:33:27
Abrams I know you don't buy it
I know
2:33:29
you don't but I'm not even
close to but
2:33:31
how much worse could it be than
2:33:33
Gillibrand I mean the brand's
offensive
2:33:36
is I think is a red herring and
one with
2:33:40
the other single issue people
yes I
2:33:43
think it's very much well
explained here
2:33:47
I still have this to be and
play it
2:33:48
again that mark shields clip
where he
2:33:51
explains just in great detail
about
2:33:53
Gillibrand maybe you shouldn't
no no I
2:33:55
think accepts from him I'd like
the
2:33:58
whole single-issue voter as a
test I
2:34:01
think the thing that makes
sense I do it
2:34:04
a quick view I don't know that
Abrams
2:34:06
has any issues or even is being
2:34:08
considered I mean it could be
the 20/20
2:34:11
thing it's possible just to run
against
2:34:12
Gavin Newsom you know she's
listen all I
2:34:16
know is the former New York
banker sat
2:34:19
me down and made a big deal
about her
2:34:21
and how incredibly intellectual
she is
2:34:25
and in
2:34:25
elegent and that may be true I
read her
2:34:28
stuff in Council on Foreign
Relations
2:34:30
magazine I'm like okay a lot of
pretty
2:34:33
words there what are you really
saying
2:34:36
though please I'd love to have
her in
2:34:39
the fray are you kidding we do
the show
2:34:41
this is great it would be but
it's not
2:34:44
happening Hillary a girl can
hope little
2:34:51
updates on mh17 this was the
plane
2:34:55
flying from Schiphol in the
Netherlands
2:34:58
shot down over Ukraine a lot of
2:35:02
fuzziness in the reporting of
course
2:35:05
I've been following this for
several
2:35:06
years now because I speak the
language
2:35:08
and the Dutch have not really
released a
2:35:11
comprehensive report that
anyone was
2:35:14
happy with that really pointed
the
2:35:16
finger at anybody other than the
2:35:17
Russians we have the open source
2:35:20
reporting group Belling cat who
would
2:35:23
prove oh it's the Russians the
Russians
2:35:26
and Russians now we have the
Prime
2:35:29
Minister of Malaysia giving his
final
2:35:31
word on what he feels about the
affair
2:35:33
Malaysia's Prime Minister has
called
2:35:35
into question the findings of
the Dutch
2:35:37
led investigation into the
donning of
2:35:39
flight mh17 over Ukraine and
2014
2:35:42
Mahathir Mohamad says the
international
2:35:45
inquiry which alleged that
Russia was
2:35:47
complicit in the atrocity was
2:35:49
politicized and has not found
enough
2:35:51
evidence to support its
conclusions he
2:35:54
also claimed Malaysia has not
been
2:35:56
allowed to inspect the planes
black
2:35:57
boxes they are accusing
Russians of
2:36:01
firing the missile but what is
the
2:36:04
evidence it could even be the
Ukrainian
2:36:07
government because they too
have the
2:36:09
same missile the five years of
past but
2:36:11
it's only seems like it happened
2:36:13
yesterday you know I was there
one of
2:36:15
the first reporters on the
scene so we
2:36:17
have the Malaysian Prime
Minister who
2:36:19
says Malaysia accepts the
results of the
2:36:21
investigation however they
accepted to
2:36:23
certain points they accept that
the
2:36:26
plane was brought down by a
Russian
2:36:28
missile but as to who the
assailant
2:36:31
is that has not been concluded
and this
2:36:33
is what Malaysia has a problem
with at
2:36:35
the moment
2:36:36
no there you go add to
reiterate you
2:36:40
know I wonder I wonder if you
even
2:36:42
remember your original thesis
on this
2:36:46
which I think was the most one
of the
2:36:48
most profound things ever
discussed on
2:36:50
the no agenda show yes it was a
mistake
2:37:00
wasn't it a plane following
another
2:37:03
plane they did they they
flipped off the
2:37:07
radar please help me please
help me I
2:37:11
need help because I can't even
remember
2:37:12
my own noticed that a few weeks
earlier
2:37:15
the GPS got turned off my test
of this
2:37:22
turning off the GPS for some no
2:37:24
particular reason but it was
some sort
2:37:26
of test and then this event
occurred
2:37:29
some weeks later under similar
2:37:32
circumstances and it was the
idea was to
2:37:36
was to identify that it look
like one
2:37:38
plane where there was a closely
follow a
2:37:41
Ukrainian jet theory yeah it
was closely
2:37:44
follow him and then they shut
down this
2:37:46
the air traffic control system
long
2:37:49
enough for me to shoot the
plane and
2:37:50
then jump off into some other
area yes
2:37:56
if we could dig up the old yeah
yeah I'm
2:37:58
gonna and I thought it was a
incredibly
2:38:02
creative explanation for what
could have
2:38:06
actually happened because they
have not
2:38:08
proven anything and these this
whole
2:38:10
investigation is a scam and
they won't
2:38:12
give the boxes over to the
people who
2:38:14
own the boxes this is ridiculous
2:38:16
everything spells cover-up and
also the
2:38:19
the victims of the families
that have no
2:38:21
closure just no closure because
they I'm
2:38:25
pretty sure that it wasn't the
Russians
2:38:26
yeah was a buk missile but this
could
2:38:30
have been launched by multiple
parties
2:38:31
if they really really could have
2:38:35
I don't know I I will looked at
it one
2:38:37
up again I do need to refresh
my memory
2:38:39
on on that but you're right
they had a
2:38:40
test it flipped everything and
then I
2:38:44
think there was also we looked
at this
2:38:46
at the flight ceiling the
operational
2:38:49
ceiling of one of the Ukrainian
fighters
2:38:52
fighter jets oh man that you
caught me
2:38:56
off guard there I'm gonna have
to work
2:38:57
on that I will bring that back
yeah go
2:39:01
back and find that episode I
think we
2:39:03
can do that now sure we have
enough
2:39:04
resources I'm sure we can
define things
2:39:07
in these episodes well one more
thing
2:39:09
regarding Russia this is also a
Russia
2:39:11
Today clip the new Call of Duty
a game
2:39:15
is on its way apparently I
would know
2:39:18
I'm not a gamer but here's what
you can
2:39:20
expect it's back in a big way
now after
2:39:23
years of fooling sales and
relevance
2:39:26
cool of duty is going back to
its roots
2:39:29
it'll be more shocking more
morally
2:39:33
ambiguous than ever before with
Russians
2:39:36
so evil you wouldn't believe
2:39:40
[Music]
2:39:45
surprised russian su-25 jet
there it is
2:39:50
apparently bombing civilians
the next
2:39:53
scene white helmets the
rescuing of
2:39:56
serious jihadist rebels has
seen helping
2:39:59
injured civilians out of rubble
just
2:40:02
like in their real-life
propaganda reels
2:40:05
I guess they couldn't change
the script
2:40:07
any more takes a lot of work to
change a
2:40:10
video game like a well have the
white
2:40:12
helmets they'll be the good
guys unless
2:40:14
maybe we get to play the game
and then
2:40:16
we learned they actually aren't
that
2:40:17
that would be cool unlikely
yeah it's a
2:40:22
good game I have played it
definitely
2:40:26
not the new one though have you
played
2:40:27
the new one if you like
shooting you
2:40:28
give u s-- fun what you haven't
played
2:40:30
the new one though is that out
yet is
2:40:31
that no no I'm new and I played
the old
2:40:33
one two different versions of
the old
2:40:36
one but it's just fun you get
to shoot
2:40:39
people all over the place um
red the Red
2:40:43
Dead Redemption where is
together one
2:40:45
that's out now it's actually
one of the
2:40:47
best games I've seen oh nice
play I
2:40:49
played that for four minutes
I'm like
2:40:51
okay you weren't shooting
enough people
2:40:53
look I want to have fun I'll go
out and
2:40:55
I'll punch an old lady in the
face in
2:40:57
real life you know the video
give us and
2:41:00
you won't get away with it we
can play
2:41:03
or not play it's it's
interesting and
2:41:06
but it's also a message worth
listening
2:41:10
to for people would have bad
habits
2:41:14
this guy is a guy's kind of a
science
2:41:18
geek that's called he calls
himself
2:41:19
veritasium and he does these
science
2:41:22
reports and he decided to go
find the
2:41:24
most radioactive places in the
world oh
2:41:26
please tell me he went to
Chernobyl
2:41:28
yeah of course and to Fukushima
yeah I
2:41:32
went there - let me guess
2:41:33
wasn't all that bad it was bad
and not
2:41:37
bad here and there he found the
moat the
2:41:39
worst place was a basement in
Russia
2:41:41
where they were treating all
the the
2:41:44
poor firemen who went into the
stupidly
2:41:47
went into them George were
demanded to
2:41:49
go into the Chernobyl Oh
anything that
2:41:52
was not going yeah but this is
kind of
2:41:54
just kind of the wrap on on
2:41:58
the rap on how much radiation
you can
2:42:02
take it in a daily basis and
it's kind
2:42:04
of interesting that basement
was the
2:42:05
most radioactive place I
visited and
2:42:07
it's one of the most
radioactive places
2:42:09
on earth if I'd stayed down
there for
2:42:12
one hour I would have received
2,000 mic
2:42:14
receivers that's a year's worth
of
2:42:16
natural background radiation
every
2:42:18
yellow pixel here represents a
banana
2:42:20
now that might seem like a lot
but
2:42:22
consider that in a CT scan the
patient
2:42:24
receives about 7,000 micro
sieverts
2:42:27
that's three years worth of
natural
2:42:29
background radiation it's been
estimated
2:42:31
that the people living around
Fukushima
2:42:33
will receive an additional
10,000 micro
2:42:36
sieverts over their lifetime
due to the
2:42:38
nuclear power disaster for
comparison
2:42:41
u.s. radiation workers are
limited to a
2:42:43
maximum of 50,000 microsieverts
per year
2:42:46
but that's less than another
occupation
2:42:49
astronaut an astronaut on the
space
2:42:52
station for six months will
receive
2:42:54
about 80,000 microsieverts
worth of
2:42:57
radiation but not even they are
exposed
2:42:59
to the highest levels of
ionizing
2:43:01
radiation so can you guess who
is the
2:43:03
answer is a smokers lungs on
average
2:43:09
receive hundred and sixty
thousand might
2:43:12
receive radiation every year
that's due
2:43:15
to the radioactive polonium and
2:43:16
radioactive lead in the tobacco
that
2:43:19
they're smoking so not only are
they
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exposed to carcinogens and
toxins they
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also receive very high levels of
2:43:25
radiation so it's not the
people of
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Fukushima or Chernobyl or
radiation
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workers or even astronauts who
receive
2:43:31
the highest doses of ionizing
radiation
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that honor goes to your
ordinary average
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smoker
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suck it in well thanks Jonah I'm
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thoroughly depressed now
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I just thought it was a public
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but yes yes
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at least I'm calling ourselves
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public benefit podcast oh yes
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it requires a vow of poverty
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we do good for the public yeah
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now they need to update that
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vaping statistics I'm sure the
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doesn't do much for your
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eighty-three you really
shouldn't
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hesitate gives it at once
2:46:05
then do it twice a second time
is just
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as nice look out here comes the
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man
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look out here comes the man
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up-to-date better check
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we're making nine minutes I can
or
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should testify or speak further
about
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this matter all yeah
2:47:10
there were multiple systemic
Shepherds
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to interfere in our collection
2:47:14
what he wasn't happy with what
I did and
2:47:17
I don't blame him but I had to
do it
2:47:20
because that was the right
thing to do
2:47:21
every defendant is presumed
innocent
2:47:24
unless well alleged to be
involved from
2:47:27
them we conclude our way who
would would
2:47:30
not reach a determination one
way or the
2:47:32
other about whether the
president
2:47:34
committed the dirty filthy
disgusting
2:47:40
word with me I could not
believe it is
2:47:45
appropriate for me to speak
further
2:47:46
about the investigation were to
comment
2:47:49
on the actions of the Justice
Department
2:47:51
or Congress you know got me
elected
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you know who got me elected I
got me
2:47:56
elected
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see got fused hustle get the
dough rage
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I ain't never seen nothing like
it done
2:48:20
before
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he's a moving violation
breaking in your
2:48:22
backdoor what you don't know
what you
2:48:25
don't see got mouths to feed
2:48:27
he got bills to pay look the
real hard
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man is trying to set apart our
face bags
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[Music]
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he knows where you're going and
he knows
2:48:59
where you're never too close
never too
2:49:05
far to open up your web cam
there you
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are
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knowing how your watch
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[Applause]
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and I'm responsible for what
happens
2:49:46
here it's not enough to just
connect
2:49:48
people we have to make sure
that those
2:49:49
connections are possible
2:49:51
it's not enough to just give
people a
2:49:53
voice we need to make sure that
people
2:49:55
are using it to harm other
people or to
2:49:57
spread misinformation it's not
enough to
2:50:00
just give people control over
their
2:50:01
information we need to make
sure that
2:50:04
the developers they share it
with
2:50:05
protect their information too
it will
2:50:07
take some time to work through
all the
2:50:09
changes we need to make across
the
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company
2:50:12
to getting this race
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