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June 23rd, 2019 • 2h 50m

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arrest him Adam curry Jhansi Dvorak this
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is your award-winning Gitmo Nation media
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assassination episode 11 this is no
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agenda
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I'm Adam curry and from northern Silicon
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Valley where I'm awaiting the ten cars
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effort to go zooming by any minute I'm
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John C Devorah that hasn't been ten it's
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been less or it hasn't been a 10 cars
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ever been nine it's been nine but I've
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noticed above starting a couple of weeks
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ago during this summer yeah it's been
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ten what is that all the producers who
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aren't donating that are in the tenth
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car they're on their way somewhere else
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is that what's gonna is that what
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happens in the summer huh they'll jump
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in car number ten and off they go yeah
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yeah it takes forever geez yeah hey I
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got some soundproofing panels finally oh
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how do they sound why you tell me how
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does it sound
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I can't hear him exactly they don't make
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noise they take it away these are huge
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sir Blake is his smoking-hot girlfriend
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had just I guess she works at some
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company that does sound proofing yeah
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and she had a whole stack left over and
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these are she wear these like one two
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through their four feet by two and a
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half I think oh yeah and he sent me
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these six of them and so they're just
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leaning against the wall now but when
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they're up on the wall to be even better
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there's need to lean this I pray better
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habit I think it'll look better if
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they're hanging I don't know if you fall
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down or something the thing leaning
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there it's gonna flow you gonna catch
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you'd fall and you'll be okay you want
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to break your hips it just looks better
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if it's against the wall now it now it
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looks like it's still a temporary studio
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it is oh it's not no we own this place
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we're not moving feet first baby we're
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stayin room to the wall well I could
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look I just got home and there are two
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big boxes
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with three each and suddenly after I
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rebuilt the studio for the fourth time
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in ten days man that you know we got
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home
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what don't you just do the podcast on an
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iPhone what do you work for the IRS no
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this gear for it makes it makes sense
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you shoes an iPhone I heard you do it on
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the I fought some people do it on the
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iPhone you don't need this gear you'll
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need no deductions for that exactly yeah
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so we got home yeah yesterday landed why
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don't we land we landed it too but it
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took a long time to to get out of the
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International Terminal Austin's big
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international terminal which consists of
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a small hall and in a baggage carousel
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you through a direct flight to Austin
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yeah you know we went through this no
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way you always went through Atlantis no
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Norwegian air remember Norwegian sorry
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good from guy we actually didn't take a
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step back so we flew from Faro and
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Portugal on Friday so the day after the
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show you know took down the studio once
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again I put it in my bag and so we took
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easyJet to Faro because we had the
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saturday 10:00 a.m. flight from Gatwick
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and so we we stayed at the airport hotel
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first of all to say in Europe
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our experience with Gatwick and with
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Belfast and with Faro
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at any point when you are entering or
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exiting the air side of the airport
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right so you're going through either
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customs or security or both they force
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you through shopping oh yeah but not a
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little bit it keeps the airport going
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you know I know people who were allergic
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to perfume they would probably just puke
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and die and you you see you walk out of
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the security area or the customs area it
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doesn't matter whether you're entering
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the country are leaving or any Content
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that these airports are all the same
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like a walk through here you go around
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about a roundabout and then to the right
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and then finally you're in an open area
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and there's more shops but the forcing
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you through the duty-free went to true
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Gatwick less time and I noticed that
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there's a lot of shopping there but this
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is and you have to walk through it it's
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like they have to have some designers
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from casino yes like many of the Vegas
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casinos to get to the hotel desk you got
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to walk through the casino that's
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exactly like it's almost like IKEA well
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you can't just get something and go you
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have to go through the whole path and
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yeah you live a path so that was just
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odd and so we decided to stay at a hotel
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at the airport and there's three of them
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three Gatwick there's a Hampton Inn
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there's a hotel which I think you stayed
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at a hotel last time you did Gatwick
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York I think in new I think it get
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wicker wasn't a hotel something else's
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little very small rooms but comfortable
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so we we've stayed at the Block B LOC
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hotel maybe where we stayed
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now I love this idea because you're
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basically renting this highly designed
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locked with technology little block of
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space which is completely designed for
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aesthetics the shower which is a no ho
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wait a minute was a it was a brand
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shower not and I forgot it was like a
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very convenient right over the bed this
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shower assaulted me I got in the shower
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and and it's very dark everything's dark
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marble or whatever the dark the stone
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you can't really see very well and
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there's if four knobs and you turn one
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is like
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right in your face you'd change that
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it's coming from from above you can even
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see the extra rain shower on top and
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then Alison scalding-hot is just not
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built for it's completely built for the
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way it looks not really for ergonomics
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yeah I'm tripping over stuff it's but it
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was cute I like the idea I mean did you
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check in you check out done perfect
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right into the right into your your
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check-in check-in I'll and Norwegian air
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I got to tell you I like him but now
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that should give you a free flight for
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this promotion no I don't think so I'm
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gonna meet free anything
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that gives you they get here the thing
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about these are if they gave you a free
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flight they'd be in the red probably it
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was the Dreamliner
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which is nice that I have to say for a
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plastic airplane it's a very very
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comfortable aircraft so that was really
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really quite good actually
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Horowitz called me yesterday he had some
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just messing around with his setup again
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and broke it or whatever yeah good call
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Adam I've never seen a guy futz around
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with stuff as much as he did he reminds
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me of me actually cuts around and then
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you break stuff and like how do I fix it
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and it's he's wrestling but he's like
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well I yeah I just moved everything to
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Windows and I put problems I said what
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yeah it's it you figured you just move
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from Mac to Windows on a you know on a
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Saturday and you it'll be easy is that
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what you thought anyway that wasn't what
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it's about I asked him the same question
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I'm gonna ask you you've been away from
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home where the kids stayed home or one
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kid stayed in your house you came back
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right you been now does your kid then
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have something you know like some
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something in the in the fridge a little
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stock just a couple things like a little
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sandwich or something because you flew
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and you're hungry and you know they
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thought about you do you kids ever do
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that three out of three I just won four
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oh it's at the same answer I was just
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wondering I had high hopes
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you're a dreamer I'm an idiot apparently
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like you get picked up at the airport
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not even that yeah oh well so it's not
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just me good it's good to know
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all right I do have a lot Oh actually
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while we're while we were talking about
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airports you know again all this facial
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recognition stuff that that we went
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through it all of the all of the the
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European airports and it almost seems a
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little unsophisticated when you come
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back to the States and you know there's
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it's just not it's just not organized
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well and an Austin Bergstrom Airport has
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it they had a luggage problem I saw in
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the council meeting that they have
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there's two million dollars earmarked
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for the new baggage handling system and
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I figured out why they had for
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international flights come into this new
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international terminal which isn't
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really ready yet it's kind of off in the
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corner and the bags got clogged up they
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were clogging up down at the bottom you
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know this bags literally flying through
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the air as they popped down hit another
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bag and then the thing stops and then
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there's no one to unclog it so
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passengers are clamoring up up the the
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baggage carousel and tossing stuff and
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people are cheering when it starts again
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it was a nightmare nightmare and then we
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got one of our two bags and they're like
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so we waited like didn't extra 45
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minutes just for one bag because it was
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clogged somewhere else not prepared here
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in Austin I'm ready for the onslaught
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but Delta who I used to love flying you
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know I used to fly Delta from Austin to
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Atlanta Atlanta to Europe but typically
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to people and then from people you can
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get anywhere you want and now that we
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had the direct flight which is cheaper
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than the Delta / Kayla I prefer to go to
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the UK but there was an interview with
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the Delta CEO at Bastion and I know if
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you saw that they had a problem recently
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where they couldn't board anybody their
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village yes it was was a glitch there
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their boarding or their app which most
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people use these days I don't we I like
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to print them off and I don't have a
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phone with an app to use anyway so just
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scan it from my piece of paper I did
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test those people using their phone for
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this sort well it's pretty much standard
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fare now the app was no longer bringing
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up boarding passes so they had to they
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had to resort back well do you have can
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you prove that you're on the previous
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leg you know that huge delay big
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problems but oh don't worry we're the
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with the technological aviation company
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we're an airline of the future terminal
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F is our latest international concourse
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we put it up a number of years ago and
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we've just converted it to a full
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biometrics way facility so when you get
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out of the car you never have to show
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your papers you know cuz we use facial
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recognition on the way and you can check
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check-in you can check your bags all
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through facial go through security by
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the way I cannot get through this clip
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without laughing every single time this
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jamokes as facial he just keeps saying
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well we we do facial this and facial
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that does that guy ever watch porn does
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you know that this is just not an okay
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thing to say before the checkpoints
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little plane and then go off to your
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international destination and when you
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return you have those same opportunities
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the next big thing for us obviously is
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the domestic TSA and we're working with
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TSA on checkpoint you know anything we
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can do to expedite it's not only more
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effective it's also more efficient clear
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we have already with
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pre-check but this is this is this is a
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separate technology that we've worked
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together with CBP on we're still rolling
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CBP is Customs and Border Patrol so
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they're in cahoots they're colluding
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with the government on facial out
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international but I think they're gonna
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be fast followers okay so it sounds like
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it might be a three to five year journey
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on this part are hard to put a timeline
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on it cuz it's really the government
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needs to needs to own the technology
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that they own the actual asset we
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operate this any pitfalls that we need
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to be aware of going into something like
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that after like that no I think everyone
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is facial I could tell you something
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right now right
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this guy has a bet with somebody else
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one of his buttons and even crack a
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smile man they'd be so cool people do it
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man yeah 50 bucks you're on but they
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went over the top and he says we're very
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sensitive about facial I was like no man
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I'm so good extra beer yeah any pitfalls
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that we need to be aware of going into
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something like that a chapter education
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no I think everyone is you know you know
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sensitive about facial you know then
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certainly you know with privacy being
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top of the list for technology companies
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wide wide scale video facial recognition
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falls into that facial for this with the
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CBP though we never actually retained
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that that image that's all you know
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through the government the government
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obviously has has facial recognition
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already because when you go through with
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normal passport screening you're the
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matching against against the facial
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figure when were we asked as citizens of
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Gitmo nation that this was okay for them
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for them
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them's being the government to share our
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facial with commercial companies was
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there an inquisition
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was there a petition right oh it must
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have been when you sign your IRS forms
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there's probably thing in there a user
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agreement yeah so wrong
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I'm really not forth and I don't know if
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there's any way to stop before it or
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guess it doesn't make any difference
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this is a foregone conclusion
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nobody said nobody's bitching about it
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so if there's nobody bitching about
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there's no protests what nothing going
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on except you complaining you're lone
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voice you're done well I'm gonna vote
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with my feet I'm not gonna fly Delta now
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I'm sure this is a losing proposition
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because everyone will go for it but no
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yeah people love this sort of thing it's
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so sad
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it truly is and and I can see the
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writing on the wall it's going that
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we're getting to a point where I with my
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Nokia e75 I'm now suspicious what does
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always been we're getting now we're
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getting to this point where you will be
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deemed suspicious if you don't carry a
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smartphone in fact that you know I have
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a beef here okay
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Joe Rogan had some guy on Google guest
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worked at area 51 and they're talking
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about technology and how it's
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unavoidable and extraterrestrial stuff
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and how we're all gonna succumb to
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whatever whatever our overlords want us
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to do with smartphones and all this
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stuff and and you know this is just a
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part of modern life this is Joe's take
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it's a part of modern life where you
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know you used to have to fight off lions
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and tigers and now you have to fight off
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the facial I'm not exactly sure I didn't
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follow the whole conversation but I
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pulled the clip which was very irksome
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to me I don't think so I think I think
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when it comes we're gonna embrace it
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we're gonna embrace it the same way you
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embrace cell phones
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the same way you embrace television
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there's gonna be a few holdouts I don't
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even know an email address man those are
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those there's a few and far between the
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good luck with that fuckface go move to
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the woods Ted Kaczynski yeah was right
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this is something that I think about
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sometimes when I get really high that
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Ted Kaczynski was a part of the Harvard
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LSD studies this has been proven Ted
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Kaczynski they cooked his fucking brain
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when he was at Harvard and then when he
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went over to Berkeley and became a
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professor his goal
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to make enough money so that he could to
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implement this program and live in the
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woods and then write his manifesto and
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start killing people that were involved
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in propagating technology yeah Joe no
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Joe stop stop stop stop yeah his brain
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was fried it was an MKULTRA program that
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he was in he did not go to Harvard to
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get rich to live in the woods and kill
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everyone implementing the technology I
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just want to set you straight on that
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being a a student of professor Ted and
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you might want to read his anti tech
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revolution book which came out - two
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years ago what happened is he saw he is
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brilliant
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saw the writing on the wall that the
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technological society would fail in such
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a spectacular fashion that hundreds of
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millions if not billions of people will
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be affected and died and we're well on
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our way
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see facials it's just it starts with the
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facial it ends with your death and he
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wrote the manifesto no one would publish
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it no one would publish his manifesto
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and then he said if the New York Times
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and Washington Post do not publish this
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I will start killing people and he
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started by sending letter bombs to
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university professor Dean's and
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administrators and airline executives
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Unabomber not because these people were
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were propagating the technology and they
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eventually published his manifesto and
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he stopped killing people that's the
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true story well these stories these
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stories these stories always morph that
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pisses me off because whatever it
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becomes yeah no it's okay what okay well
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that's interest I remember I used to
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throw these parties that the Comdex
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shows massive parties tea parties
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sponsors sorry then what kind of parties
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just a giant parties you you organize
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parties three people that we did with me
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Jerry Pournelle and will Hearst and
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we've found sponsors partners now that
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sounds like a party
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it was pretty pretty good and so we have
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these massive parties we have secondary
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party to have like three layers it was
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almost like the this limelight New York
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no there's a back room and there's
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another one so what so these parties
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kind of came and went there did youdid
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him for about six or seven years and
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then so one day this guy's telling me of
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all yeah these parties used to do
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they're fantastic and he's going on and
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on about one of the parties he says it
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was really spectacular when you came in
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on the helicopter and I'm I can't even
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imagine what he was saying I mean I for
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one thing I've never come in on a
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helicopter to a party I think it's cool
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I wasn't gonna deny it a good idea it's
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definitely cool but I'm thinking would
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somebody this became a thing where it's
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always party so this became a thing
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where hey man remember Dvorak's party
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with a helicopter and everyone goes yeah
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that was the best yeah just become they
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take on a life of their own it's just
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like the watch it just morph into
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something that's total bullcrap
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you just saw that within a very small
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way with Rogan there yeah and I like Joe
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but come on when he does that he has a
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huge audience everybody hears him and
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that's what that's what they believe
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that's what they repeat they believe
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exactly so you have to be very
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responsible as a podcaster you have
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responsibilities you know be more
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responsible if you've got
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responsibilities and obligations yes
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okay I got a little expose I want to do
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but I'd like to I'd like you to do
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something first and if I gonna ease into
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it so what do you got give me something
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that's gonna go a long ways you just
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have something stupid no just a zero no
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the idiot that is going to now go after
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the head of ice
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mr. Albans would you send your child to
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FRC's
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now wait we have to set this up mazie
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Hirono is issues senator
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she's the senator from Hawaii Hawaii
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yeah she's pretty dumb
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I believe that Tulsi gabbard's only
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running for president so she can take
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her job the next go-around because she
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should somebody needs to replace this
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woman yes she's asking somebody the hen
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advice whether he would send his
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children to the cut to thee not the
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concentration camps which is obviously
21:07
the word of the day yes to these camps
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like it's like asking somebody that you
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would you sent your children to Alcatraz
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I mean or would you send your children
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to sing-sing why is she asking this got
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nothing to do with it she's expecting
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that we have these block hotels be LOC
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at the border you know where it's a nice
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little little cool you got your
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technology you can hang out and so your
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paperwork is done yeah that makes sense
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Maisie
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mr. Albans would you send your child to
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FRC's again I think we're missing the
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point
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these individuals are there because they
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have broken a law there has to be a
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process they have broken on Lonnie as
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deemed so by the president with his no
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ma'am they're there for violation of
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Title II of the immigration of the US
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and Nationality Act okay they're 8 USC
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1325 that's illegal entry is both a
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criminal and civil violation they are in
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those frcs pending the outcome of that
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civil immigration process they have
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broken the law well these are mainly my
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understanding is that under
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zero-tolerance these are no longer civil
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civil proceedings but in fact we're
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criminal proceedings
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they're both they were criminal
22:13
proceedings when the board were told
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prosecuted them but at the conclusion of
22:16
that process once the individual came
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into ice custody they would go through
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administrative proceedings I'm confused
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by saying the only reason that we're
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picking people up at the border it's not
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because they're breaking any laws
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there's no law it's because Trump said
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to pick them up oh yeah of course
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yeah the II mean the the Hitler guy yeah
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Hitler yeah that guy well she is she is
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part of a very big problem in fact all
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of this immigration because if that's
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pretty much all that we keep talking
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about or we the m5m it's just all I mean
22:53
it's been immigration immigration
22:55
immigration
22:57
for how long dishes Trump got in he's
23:02
that kind of yes since from God and kind
23:04
of the top story it's all immigration
23:05
immigration immigration and it's all
23:07
about a class of people who and it's not
23:16
a not a you know a single color or
23:18
anything it's a class of people who come
23:19
in claim asylum and because of a very
23:23
fixable law very fixable
23:26
they can't be detained after a certain
23:28
amount of time and and then they have
23:30
the absolute legal right to be released
23:33
into the country on their own what's the
23:38
word I'm looking for
23:39
recognizance thank you their own
23:41
recognizance and they just have to come
23:44
back for the court date which a high
23:45
percentage never does and so that's how
23:48
you get a lot of smart was come back no
23:51
lots have lots of lots of illegal
23:55
immigrants in the country and the
24:00
Democrats have been using this as a
24:03
major talking point a major strategy for
24:07
really for one thing as far as we can
24:09
see I think you'll agree John is for a
24:12
new class of voters yeah and that's why
24:16
they want to give them driver's license
24:17
so they can say show the driver's
24:19
license with an address on it and the
24:21
voter registration if people just let
24:23
them vote and it's just to get votes and
24:26
its really is a crach strategy it's
24:28
really that cynical it's really that
24:29
cynical that's kind of a question yes
24:34
there's no other reason it's not really
24:36
for compassionate reason a lot of the
24:38
real dumb ones like Maisie yeah are
24:41
probably sincere when it with some of
24:43
these thoughts of theirs because there's
24:45
naive and they don't see it that way and
24:47
it's just people being people we don't
24:49
need borders anyway no borders no walls
24:52
what do we need borders for right you
24:54
know if somebody wants to come to
24:55
California and work cuz they're gonna be
24:58
working and paying taxes yeah there's no
25:01
reason we shouldn't let them just waltz
25:03
in well Disney borders and controls and
25:07
people you know people aren't illegal
25:10
yeah yeah there's a group like that sure
25:13
but I'd say that I'd say the smart was
25:16
the Chuck Schumer's and the Nancy
25:19
Pelosi's know exactly what they're up to
25:20
and do you think that this alienates
25:24
any groups in the United States that who
25:26
are yeah the ones who could went through
25:27
the hassle of becoming citizens mm-hmm
25:30
or maybe some existing citizens and this
25:32
is this is I got kind of a I got an
25:35
interesting DM Friday as as I'm packing
25:41
up the studio and I get a DM from
25:44
producer mo mo mo e most from Virginia
25:47
he's also mo facts on YouTube but I
25:49
didn't know this at the time and Mo's
25:52
black he's a black producer over the no
25:54
agenda show you always got a break for
25:56
that because what do we have three that
25:59
we know we have the incog-negro who
26:02
fails and goes we donate anymore and he
26:05
hates us I think he hates me wasn't that
26:09
what your conclusion for some reason he
26:12
might he might I don't I think it's just
26:16
general some you know Momo's an adult
26:19
most 38 he's got four kids you know he
26:22
has a high tech job and but he DMS means
26:26
is Adam I need to talk to you and a
26:29
little bit about mo he found no agenda
26:32
just before the around the 2016 election
26:36
before it and get this he found the show
26:39
by googling news with no agenda and so
26:46
he found the show and they said listen
26:48
to a couple and then he says I said you
26:51
had me at reptile people so he was all
26:53
in once we started talking about reptile
26:55
people but he's he's been a very
26:59
faithful listener and I think he sent me
27:03
a clip or two way back of a years ago so
27:06
he kind of reintroduced himself and said
27:08
I want to explain a little bit of about
27:10
what's going on with this HR 40 in the
27:12
reparations and this is what we played
27:15
on the last show we talked to in fact I
27:17
played Burgess Owens the former NFL
27:20
football player who was one of the two
27:21
Republican sponsored
27:24
black people testifying and this HR 40
27:29
was intended to to determine two things
27:33
one should there be a a full-on
27:36
reparations hearing and - what do
27:41
reparations look like is it an amount or
27:43
you know who is it for etc etc he says
27:47
yeah and after listening to the show he
27:49
said I really want to help you
27:51
understand a couple of things and this
27:53
wound up being a we really didn't stop
27:58
right i direct messaged him for probably
28:01
five of the nine hours on the flight i
28:03
had Wi-Fi in the free Wi-Fi in the
28:05
flight we and so we were just direct
28:07
messaging and he really rolled out for
28:09
me what's going on what i think is
28:11
probably one of the most it's certainly
28:16
interesting maybe important political
28:18
stories of this very moment in time not
28:22
covered by the m5m at all in fact if
28:26
anything it's being obfuscated and and
28:29
and in with intent to confuse people who
28:33
certainly people who are not black to
28:35
understand what is really going on and
28:38
I'll say upfront I understand the irony
28:40
of a white man trying to explain the
28:43
black man's problem so I'm fully
28:46
prepared to take some shit and this is
28:47
just what I understand and how I and how
28:50
I read this story and I have some clips
28:52
and stuff to kind of back up what's
28:53
going on here but this is such and such
28:57
that's a term looking for this is about
29:01
black America but the real black America
29:04
and there's distinction because the
29:06
problem for the Democratic Party right
29:09
now as we speak is there's no unity in
29:12
the black community which is no surprise
29:15
to you and I and we've been saying this
29:19
about LGBT qqi apk for years that you
29:23
know this is not you can't just say this
29:25
group of people here is one group and
29:27
they all think the same and this goes
29:29
for black America as well and he started
29:33
off by saying I want you to understand
29:35
Adam that reparations in this
29:37
is not black people looking for a
29:40
handout this is not an Obama phone
29:42
moment this is for services rendered to
29:45
the Democrat Party and once he said once
29:48
he gave me that line I'm like oh okay
29:51
what exactly are we talking about here
29:54
he says the Democrat Party has kept
30:00
black Americans and and I'm going to
30:02
define what that means in a moment on
30:05
and I'm a lot of these words and
30:08
actually I wrote a lot of this down on
30:10
the show no she can go back and take a
30:11
look at it they've kept black America
30:15
black people on the Democratic
30:17
plantation this is not like any anything
30:19
that you haven't heard before anything
30:21
new yeah you know you don't have to make
30:24
too many excuses for this just roll this
30:26
out because I think everyone's on board
30:27
with you doing this so black people want
30:31
to be taken seriously as a voting bloc
30:33
just like every other voting bloc and
30:35
they feel like they're not being taken
30:37
seriously they'd actually like to see
30:38
how bad the Democrats really hate Trump
30:41
and and this is not the handout that
30:44
some people are thinking it is but what
30:47
are you really prepared to do for black
30:50
people this time around because we've
30:53
been with you we've stayed with you
30:54
we've done everything we can and the
30:56
past the Democratic candidates they
30:58
could just show up to a black church on
30:59
Sunday before elections and we got the
31:01
black vote covered everybody it's all
31:02
good but the black people have been
31:05
taking granted by the taking for granted
31:06
by the Dems for such a long time and
31:08
Obama as you and I would have suspected
31:11
was the absolute last straw and people
31:15
were so done with the Democrat Party and
31:17
in fact hears that Reverend Manning I
31:20
think this is a clip we've played in the
31:21
past our good old Reverend Manning
31:23
explaining exactly the problem black
31:25
people have with Obama we gave them
31:41
everything to heal slavery we
31:45
and we gave him the Nobel Prize for
31:47
Peace we so this is the problem and they
31:55
realize Obama was not a real black
31:58
American has no African American roots
32:01
from slavery or the term that and this
32:04
is I think where it kind of triggered
32:06
him to reach out like I've heard this
32:08
term do s a descendant of slaves turns
32:12
out that full term is a do s a dossett's
32:15
however you want to say it which is
32:17
American descendants of slavery which is
32:21
you know I think most people can point
32:23
to their descendants from slavery and
32:25
say this is who I am I'm a black
32:27
American so at 2016 we have Trump he
32:32
wins the presidency the Democrats are
32:36
making black Americans feel that it's
32:38
kind of the black man's fault for Trump
32:40
getting in and if you listen to Yvette
32:43
Carnell who we've played her clips on
32:47
the show previously I think in February
32:50
it was it came down to one thing Trump
32:53
said in his campaign one thing what I
32:55
want to talk about today is Donald Trump
32:57
you knew it we're gonna take Donald
32:59
Trump for me to have a conversation
33:00
today and I really am disappointed I
33:04
can't even say I'm disappointed at the
33:05
reaction to what Donald Trump said
33:07
because I'm really not I really expected
33:10
black people to go in on Donald Trump
33:12
when he said that we're poor because
33:14
part of the problem is that we're
33:16
delusional like we don't believe we're
33:17
poor we can give you all type of
33:19
statistics talking about you can give
33:21
you should give black people
33:22
opportunities you should help black
33:23
people but the minute Donald Trump says
33:25
you're poor what do you have to lose
33:27
black people had a problem and it makes
33:30
no sense Donald Trump said black people
33:33
are poor he said your schools are
33:35
failing what do you have to lose and
33:37
that's just the truth and you know I was
33:41
watching MSNBC earlier this week and I
33:43
saw this woman I don't know who she was
33:45
and MSNBC I don't know if I've seen her
33:47
before I obviously didn't remember her
33:49
but I saw her say well you know he's
33:52
being condescending to black people and
33:54
not all black people are poor
33:56
I'm kind of sick of hearing it because
33:58
most black people are poor or in the
34:03
working class like des poverty we don't
34:05
have any inheritance we have failing
34:07
schools there are no jobs that means
34:10
that we're a part of a permanent
34:11
underclass I don't care what the girl or
34:13
msnb tells you where is it nice weed I
34:16
don't care what she says
34:17
we're in part of a permanent underclass
34:19
right now and you don't have to you
34:21
don't have to trust what I'm saying to
34:22
you the only thing you have to do is
34:24
look at the data don't look at me just
34:26
look at the data so this was 2016 and
34:29
Yvette Carnell along with Antonio Moore
34:33
who is he's a lawyer black lawyer and
34:38
he's he's done some documentaries and
34:41
together they started the ad OS and
34:45
there's ad as Atos 101.com
34:48
and they have an actual agenda and they
34:50
and the whole point is hey you want to
34:53
keep us voting Democrat after all these
34:55
disappointments what we need is we need
34:57
something real something tangible show
34:59
us the money and that's how reparations
35:01
came into play but if you were look at
35:03
the agenda it's please give us something
35:05
that is only for black Americans who are
35:09
descendants of slavery who helped who
35:12
built help build the United States and
35:15
the end the and the argument is
35:18
reparations are paid to many groups Jews
35:23
Palestinians that right now the New York
35:25
Times wrote about gay reparations for
35:28
all of the troubles the gays have been
35:30
through so there's always talk about
35:31
paying people and it's actual dollars
35:33
being paid we pay don't weep a Holocaust
35:35
survivor still doesn't the u.s. pay
35:37
Holocaust survivors money what did I
35:39
know yeah yo yeah Obama put millions of
35:43
dollars out there for reparation
35:45
payments that Palestinians there's all
35:47
kinds of money we're always paying
35:48
somebody and everyone's and everyone's
35:51
very open to that but when it comes to
35:54
this specific group and they want to be
35:56
identified as such which is important
35:58
they want to be identified as direct
36:00
descendents from slavery not like
36:03
Camilla Harris who's black or brown
36:06
whatever you want to call it but just
36:07
people say oh she's african-american no
36:09
she's not
36:09
she's Caribbean and from Jamaica and
36:12
what were West Indies and from India so
36:17
they come up with this concept and the
36:22
first thing to say is we have a big ask
36:23
and our ask is put us in the same
36:25
category as these other other groups who
36:28
do get money or other types of things
36:30
and we're not talking affirmative action
36:32
because although affirmative action
36:34
never was specifically meant for
36:36
descendants of slavery it kind of got
36:39
hijacked now in you know now your day
36:40
you can get affirmative action benefits
36:42
all kinds of stuff it's really
36:44
affirmative action I think is a
36:46
never-ending Lucy in the football yes
36:49
yes exactly so something interesting
36:55
happens with the Mulla report the Mulla
36:58
report was supposed to really you know
37:01
do in donald trump so we don't have to
37:04
worry about it for 2020 and of course
37:06
that doesn't happen so now there's panic
37:09
because whoa whoa what are we gonna do
37:12
and we have this annoying group of
37:16
people who are you know calling for
37:17
stuff and then they're saying we're not
37:19
gonna vote Democrat we're gonna stay
37:20
home tonight not it not saying they go
37:22
vote for Donald Trump or the Republican
37:24
it's like we're not gonna vote for you
37:25
anymore we're sick and tired of it
37:26
here's Antonio more explaining this is
37:29
this is kind of the crux of of his
37:32
argument so I just wanted to come to you
37:33
real quick just YouTube obviously can
37:36
speak on this mother report that just
37:37
came out do you know I want to speak to
37:39
it from a lens of being a black in
37:41
America and particularly found in the
37:42
Atos movement of America descendants of
37:44
slavery and no way do we support Trump
37:47
and largely we represent a population
37:49
base that votes for Democrats above 90%
37:51
rate you saw that in Texas in Florida
37:54
and Georgia during the governor's races
37:55
and that's just our consistent position
37:57
in voting now what I see is an attempt
38:00
to make a do as something it's not it
38:02
doesn't support Marga it's not a white
38:05
nationalist supported organization one
38:08
of the things that the mother report
38:09
brings about is the Democrats really
38:11
failed in terms of how much they were
38:14
going to dedicate to this they dedicated
38:17
the energy that you needed to go into
38:18
2020 with with policy into the mother
38:21
rapport Russia Russia Russia Russia one
38:24
of the things that you see is that now
38:26
that has failed nobody wants to hold the
38:28
Democrats responsible for failing so bad
38:30
if Trump wins again it's because the
38:32
Democrats failed they fail to understand
38:35
how much was there they failed to tell
38:37
their surrogates how much they need to
38:39
blame other people I want to reiterate
38:40
again we don't support Trump
38:43
we're largely trying to push the
38:45
Democrats which we have done you read
38:47
the Vox article what it quotes myself
38:49
and what it says is that basically we
38:52
don't want another Obama we voted for
38:53
Obama and rates on scene and turned out
38:56
at rates unseen many black Americans
38:57
particularly American descendants of
38:59
slavery and so what ended up happening
39:01
is that there was an expectation for
39:03
agenda and then everybody said well you
39:05
never gave him an agenda now my black
39:07
folks giving him agenda through us at
39:09
the merica decision so everybody says
39:11
well you're forcing the Democrats to
39:13
actually commit to an agenda then they
39:15
say don't don't you know don't support
39:18
Trump don't give the agenda to try they
39:20
don't want us to have an agenda because
39:22
origin attacks the very core of America
39:25
it makes America acknowledge that you
39:27
built a group to fail you have more
39:30
black men incarcerated than our women on
39:32
the planet in America out of 20 million
39:34
Atos men 4 billion women with the
39:38
celebrity cheating scandal white women
39:40
committed crimes that are tax fraud that
39:42
are uh mail fraud and they're talking
39:44
about they might not even get prison we
39:46
get jailed a litter for a black man for
39:48
a small level that's to eat and we don't
39:51
know these white women they don't get
39:52
jail or prison this all hinged the whole
39:54
democratic approach to Donald Trump
39:57
going into 2020 hinged on the fact that
39:59
mother would come back with indictments
40:01
if not on a Trump that at least on his
40:04
son and Kushner and they're also and
40:07
they're also you would have a strong
40:09
statement that there was that there was
40:10
a conspiracy we need to focus on a black
40:13
agenda that we need to focus on
40:15
reparations I'm not talking about voting
40:19
for Trump I'm talking
40:21
about the Democrats ignoring us and then
40:23
focusing on things like immigration and
40:25
doctor we are citizens here living under
40:28
America and we built America so they
40:31
start this movement and kind of like
40:33
Magga it catches fire
40:35
now you what you and I would know it
40:37
because guess what we're not on black
40:39
Twitter we don't see this it doesn't
40:40
trend for us and even though it should
40:43
be and they have an actual agenda and
40:46
people start liking and there's a it's
40:47
in the show notes just couple of the
40:49
things on the black agenda affirmative
40:53
action streamlined as a government
40:55
program only and specifically for
40:58
American descendants of slavery they
41:01
want 15% of Small Business
41:04
Administration loans to be distributed
41:05
to ados businesses and they can go on
41:09
and on the idea is they want to be
41:10
recognized as an actual group that is a
41:14
minority group that got screwed like
41:16
many other groups and they'd like to
41:17
have some benefit from it they've been
41:19
promised all this by the Democrats never
41:21
received it so this group starts to grow
41:23
and this is a problem because oh my
41:26
goodness we can't have we can't have
41:28
them getting all uppity I'll just say it
41:30
and and and ruining our whole control
41:33
over the black community so the
41:35
mainstream media comes up with this
41:38
interesting little little narrative that
41:40
ados the hashtag ados is actually
41:45
something done by the Russians and
41:47
here's joy Reid black woman with Shireen
41:51
Mitchell black woman talking about the
41:54
trending of this hashtag they appear to
41:56
be human but they don't leave a big gap
41:59
as Adam just said in the time that
42:01
they've tweeted and they tweet you
42:03
should you respond to them generally no
42:06
I mean off the back you should stay back
42:09
and just sort of watch their engagement
42:11
how many times they're tweeting what
42:13
they're tweeting about and even the
42:14
topics in particular and a lot of the
42:16
ones that are pretending to be black
42:18
people a black women in particular who
42:20
are focusing on black identity have
42:22
these sort of aspects in the ways that
42:24
they are talking about language if we
42:27
saw the other day there was an account
42:28
that was supposed to be for black
42:30
supporting
42:32
Howard Schultz that account was
42:33
eventually pulled down but that was a
42:35
prime example of someone trying to mimic
42:38
support from the black community for a
42:40
particular candidate so these kinds of
42:42
things that are happening at this moment
42:44
we have to pay a little bit more close
42:46
to attention to it because there is
42:47
nuance but there are also identifying
42:50
factors for example right now from the
42:52
black identity framework there's a new
42:54
sort of hashtag and/or identity that's
42:58
in their BIOS called ad OS or do s which
43:02
is standing for descendants of slaves so
43:05
it's the indication that they are up
43:07
they are someone who was born and you
43:10
know as as a descendant in the United
43:12
States who's representing black America
43:14
and has the the vernacular in the
43:17
language that people would believe is
43:19
someone who's a part of our community
43:21
who's either debating about Camila or
43:23
debating about Booker because that's who
43:25
just announced and I'm trying to say we
43:28
know who's the most you know who's who's
43:30
black in America and and making sure
43:33
that they are you know so they're
43:34
talking is vernacular that makes it look
43:36
like that they are more American and
43:38
yeah yeah and we I mean I I did see a
43:41
huge uptick in broad activity when it
43:43
came to when Connell Harris announced
43:44
it's like it just dropped like a bomb it
43:46
just happened really quickly and she was
43:48
accused of being not not really black
43:50
not really you can see that happening
43:54
but actually there was an uptick of
43:56
those BOTS just before she was about to
43:59
announce so they were preparing for her
44:00
announcement so here are two black yo
44:03
yeah PR to black with what there's a
44:06
bunch of bots waiting for the pounce
44:08
it's worse than that
44:10
two black women who black people call
44:14
boule which is you got to look that one
44:18
up Bo you le boule and they are just
44:22
saying that the people who are tweeting
44:25
with this hashtag were BOTS they're not
44:28
they're not people and they're - they're
44:31
more black than Kamala Harris yes
44:33
they're black Americans Kamala Harris is
44:35
not a descendant of slavery so when you
44:38
have all this talk about immigrants
44:42
immigrants coming in and Trump is has
44:44
said this many times there
44:46
taking the jobs the sanctuary cities
44:49
they get all kinds of benefits black
44:51
Americans are getting screwed this is
44:53
from a California council meeting just I
44:56
think two weeks ago to give you an idea
44:59
of how pissed off the black community
45:01
really is about the Democratic policy
45:03
towards illegal immigration going to
45:12
legal and the nomination that is wrong
45:17
you're not gonna be able now to get away
45:19
with it
45:20
your time is gonna be up you wants to
45:22
feel for your families but you don't
45:24
feel for our families again the black
45:26
community has literally been been
45:28
destroyed by racist illegal immigration
45:32
and we're not gonna have taken a mistake
45:39
it benefits and they're not paying taxes
45:42
okay publication publication seventeen
45:45
IRS during Darrell down you people to
45:49
blame people in Mexico I can even claim
45:52
people and do our wing when it will flow
45:54
I can claim my people I end up moving
45:57
down there
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yeah - imagine imagine that you already
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are quite aware of what's going on you
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see these are replacement blacks this is
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just like the clergy plan in Europe
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these are replacements for actual black
46:47
Americans who are descendants of slaves
46:49
who built the country and you call their
46:52
kids dreamers abusing Martin Luther
46:55
King's words can you imagine how pissed
46:57
off you would be that's insane so the
47:01
idea is we've got a whip everybody in
47:03
the shape you gotta shut up if you're
47:05
talking about this stuff because we need
47:07
one big black community because
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otherwise we'll have all these groups
47:11
will be coming looking for their little
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handouts we can't have that make them
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I'll make all people of color make em
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all black and this is why people like
47:19
Candis Owens have to be beaten down this
47:23
is Candis when she was in that in that
47:26
congressional hearing let me ask you
47:29
something you hate Americans with black
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skin color absolutely not I actually
47:33
love Americans with black skins color so
47:35
much that I'm willing to fall on the
47:36
sword a thousand times for them to wake
47:38
up and realize that we are being lied to
47:40
abused and used by the Democrat Party
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I'm baffled because in the Chairman's
47:44
opening statement he said that you
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openly associate with purveyors of hate
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yes purveyors of hate by his definition
47:51
is anybody that supports the president I
47:54
support the president because he's done
47:55
a tremendous job in helping the black
47:57
community despite all of the rhetoric
47:58
from the media and leftists just do not
48:01
want him to be successful tell me a
48:02
little bit about how the president has
48:04
helped the black community if you would
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please well he's lowered the black
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unemployment rate it's the lowest it's
48:08
ever been in the history he's getting us
48:09
off of our feet we see I believe the
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last number I checked was 3.5 million
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people are off of food stamps something
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the Black Caucus sat down and didn't
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applaud neither did any other Democrats
48:20
applaud because they want a system where
48:22
blacks are dependent on the government
48:23
they are people that put in place the
48:26
policies that broke down the black
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family and the biggest problem that's
48:29
facing our community is father absence
48:31
in every room that I've been in with the
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president he talks about real issues and
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he doesn't pander to us he doesn't do
48:37
Alexandria Ocasio cortezes Southern
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drawl accent and speaking to us like
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we're slaves he asks us important
48:43
questions and the most important
48:44
question you could have asked was black
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America what do you have to lose because
48:48
we were already losing under Democrat
48:49
leadership so again what do you have to
48:52
lose according to producer Moe that
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vibrated throughout the black community
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they all went holy crap that's not a bad
48:59
thought the guy had right there and
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Candace Owens is one of the drivers now
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although not an ad OS mm a spokesperson
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at all she's the driver behind blex it
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and I don't know if you saw in the last
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48 hours hashtag black not Democrat and
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it's a very similar type of situation
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where black Americans are saying screw
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it I'm no longer on the Democrat
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plantation so here's the conundrum the
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Democrats have they're stuck between a
49:29
rock and a hard place
49:30
they failed to have this discredit ation
49:32
of Trump and they need to show the
49:38
American descendants of slavery they
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really care but they can't because they
49:43
have this whole immigration thing which
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goes exactly against what the blacks
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want so they can either they could fix
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this in 15 minutes as it's been said
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just change the asylum law and that
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would be such a huge thing and I think
49:58
the blacks would hop right back on the
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on the plantation it's like okay great
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you're so - I thing is they're not gonna
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do that because there's not the blacks
50:06
are one they're a voting bloc but
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they're only so big the Latino
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community's bigger yep yeah and if you
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keep letting the illegals in and letting
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them vote especially in places like
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California Southern California in
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particular that's a bigger voting bloc
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and so what so we lose a few blacks in
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fact most of the half of the blacks if
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half who you lose half of the blacks you
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do a calculation on this or is it
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calculus you do a calculation on these
50:30
numbers and you you have to finally come
50:32
to the conclusion that you know most of
50:35
the blacks are gonna stick with us
50:36
anyway because they just don't have any
50:37
other place to go they don't like Trump
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we just call him a racist and that'll
50:41
take care of that they won't go there
50:43
because he's a racist right and they and
50:45
so they do the numbers and they say nope
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exactly do anything for the black
50:50
community the ados non-raid us whatever
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ever
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no you're right and if it reparations
50:58
talk is just what it sounds like
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yeah it walk now how disgusting is it
51:02
that the two founders of the ados
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movement
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Yvette Cornell and Antonio Moore were
51:10
not invited to the reparations HR 40
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hearing they started the whole movement
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they stay pushed for that hearing and
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they were disinvited it was completely
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hijacked so there's where the Tea Party
51:25
was hijacked Lee so they are pissed off
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now the Democrats I think you're right
51:31
they did the calculus they said screw it
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so they don't care but black America is
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waking up and I'll tell you if Trump
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wanted to secure his presidency he all
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he has to do is this illegal immigration
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is hurting all Americans Democrats don't
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want to change the law you know they
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could do it in 15 minutes but you know
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what I'm all for a das to do oh yes to
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do forever do you figure out what a das
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is someone could write it down for him
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American descendants of slavery hey gosh
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hey das spaceforce
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hey das he would he would he would
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clinch it in a heartbeat yeah well
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that's not happening yeah well maybe
52:15
maybe not so anyway this is just some
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ground groundwork for us to understand
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the movement that's taking place and and
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I was most surprised by the boules
52:25
Negroes as as as Moe would call them who
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literally are at the top of the pyramid
52:32
on MSNBC and you know and and and
52:35
keeping the rest of the black Americans
52:37
down with calling them BOTS
52:40
I actually that woman you played I had
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that clip but I had an extended version
52:44
of we played it about a year I have it
52:46
and I have the extended clip it's one
52:49
where she goes off and says something
52:50
like joy Reid doesn't speak for me
52:54
she goes off on I think this is it here
52:57
you know we have a community and
52:59
collapse and why I despise the people
53:02
that go on MSNBC like joy Reid and the
53:05
people that she has on her show is
53:07
because day in and day out they lots of
53:09
black people they say no Donald Trump is
53:12
wrong you're doing better than that look
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at me I'm on TV
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look at me I'm this woman I'm
53:17
interviewing she has a company and they
53:18
say we're doing better than that and the
53:20
truth is they're lying and they lie to
53:22
us every day and that's why I'm so sick
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I'm sorry I try not the person I'm sick
53:27
of joy Reid I'm sick of the people to
53:29
see who bites on her show I'm sick of
53:31
her speaking on behalf of black people
53:33
I'm sick of Charles blow speaking on
53:35
behalf of black people I don't represent
53:37
black people and neither do these people
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the data represents you though so what I
53:41
want you to do is just get involved in
53:43
the data everything out everything I've
53:46
said on here can be proven everything
53:48
I've said on here there's a data that
53:50
supports it don't just listen to people
53:52
who are lying to you and don't just
53:53
believe because you went to brunch on
53:55
Sunday that you're a part of the middle
53:57
class yeah that was your plea exactly
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exactly
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yeah but DM so the the what's the
54:04
problem now is the replacement by
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Caribbean blacks and and you know if you
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really have to dive in I'm not going to
54:13
do that be really to dive into history
54:14
to understand who was really doing the
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slave trading where the slaves cuz I
54:18
didn't just come from Africa now it was
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the West Africans who were selling the
54:23
slaves there's different countries
54:24
inside of Africa and a lot of the
54:26
Caribbean slaves you know they were
54:28
shipped off the lil London got an
54:30
education and so all of these so-called
54:32
Caribbean blacks they are now at odds
54:35
with the direct descendants of slavery
54:38
and Kamala Harris is a perfect example
54:40
and then there's just the loaded term of
54:43
people of color you know imagine that
54:46
that Elizabeth Warren the first woman of
54:48
color at Harvard and I imagine how you
54:50
got to feel if all this is coming down
54:52
it was
54:54
noth-nothing I didn't know or suspect
54:55
but it was an eye-opener and then when
54:58
you start to look at these hashtags the
55:00
this new one which is hashtag black not
55:03
Democrat there's something big going on
55:05
and it is not being covered and it's not
55:07
being covered on purpose
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yeah it's not being covered on purpose
55:11
because the mainstream media so is a is
55:13
the mouthpiece for the Democratic Party
55:16
let's face it I mean we can people deny
55:19
you can go and give I've given plenty of
55:21
talks to journalists only and I've done
55:25
head counts and there's like one dammit
55:27
I mean sorry there's like one Republican
55:28
of the roomful of Democrats yeah and my
55:31
favorite story still one time I was up
55:33
with some little group up in Minnesota
55:34
and this a-hole it's one of these
55:36
companies and almost like you know 20
55:38
local regional papers and I asked the
55:40
question to this group and I get no
55:43
Republicans it's like everybody lifts
55:45
her hands or yeah we're Democrats and
55:47
one Republican comes up to me later says
55:49
you could see why I didn't lift my hand
55:52
and they're at the point where they
55:54
won't even admit that the Republicans
55:55
anymore yes is that bad and that it
55:58
media is just rife and that goes to the
56:01
New Yorker magazine New York Magazine
56:03
all the but the book publishers in
56:06
Manhattan did this is just a complete
56:09
takeover it's it's astonishing but it's
56:12
a weakness on the part of people in
56:14
general and we were in a cab on the we
56:18
go into the airport from Belfast and the
56:20
driver you know he's chatty like guys
56:22
what do you think of Trump and you know
56:24
the keeper and I are like well you know
56:25
it wasn't Hillary Clinton and they see a
56:27
lot of good things this presentation is
56:29
very problematic from time to time he
56:31
says wow you're the only I can't do an
56:34
Irish accent you're the only two the one
56:37
of two Americans who have said that they
56:39
that they have some support for Trump I
56:43
said yeah I think the other ones are
56:45
just too embarrassed there's such an
56:47
embarrassment that's been rammed into
56:49
people's heads they did they just can't
56:51
say anything positive because do you
56:53
know of its embarrassment I think it's
56:55
fear
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Barriss ms not the same as fear that's a
56:59
good point
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well the blacks have a problem too
57:03
according to mo he says you know people
57:05
don't have a big problem with Donald
57:07
Trump he could be rid you know they in
57:09
fact four more years of Trump they feel
57:11
be good but they have fear for the same
57:14
reason they have fear of saying it and
57:16
it's Trump by the way it's not the it's
57:18
not the Republicans it's only Trump they
57:20
say see something there and you know
57:22
again he had one quote that that seemed
57:24
to really resonate it's the same thing
57:26
so there's so much fear that no one's
57:29
honest and then the mainstream media
57:32
just runs on and programs everybody fear
57:35
is freedom remember yes well this is not
57:41
going anywhere anyplace it's good for
57:43
our show yeah it's great for our shows
57:45
that we have at least something else to
57:47
pay attention to because I'm please this
57:49
is pretty sick of the no collusion I
57:51
mean any collusion did you mean you
57:55
didn't clip it I didn't know if you
57:56
didn't clip it cuz you didn't want to
57:58
play it or thought everyone maybe
57:59
already seen it but this Rob Reiner
58:01
video that that his wife produced and
58:06
that he directed holy crap
58:09
with with all the celebraties in it yeah
58:12
all all of them needing makeup well it
58:16
wasn't just that
58:17
I mean how pale is Robert De Niro looked
58:21
half dead he is literally white as a
58:25
sheet
58:25
so there's Robert DeNiro Reiner
58:29
what's-his-name no no the Star Trek guy
58:35
he does that all the time too
58:38
Sulu come on yes Rosie Perez they dug
58:43
her up Christine Lahti
58:46
but then you know Laurence Fishburne and
58:48
some some respected actors and when they
58:50
what they did is they went in they lied
58:52
the hope that what they were trying to
58:54
do say here's what you didn't read in
58:57
the mullah report cuz you're stupid and
58:58
you didn't read it you should read it
59:00
but don't really read it because justice
59:01
and us will tell you what's in it and
59:03
it's so
59:05
just full of lies we play a little bit
59:08
and just deconstruct it as we go along I
59:10
you know I would have been willing to
59:12
record the whole thing I just like
59:13
you're probably right it was my thinking
59:16
well you know people have seen this I am
59:18
that know if it's it's really not
59:20
important in the scheme of things
59:21
because generally speaking these
59:22
celebrities it turns out by studies that
59:25
have very little influence on anybody
59:27
and especially when they gang up like
59:30
this and it's just looks like a bunch of
59:31
Trump haters I just didn't think much of
59:33
it but but it is entertaining from that
59:35
perspective this is well there's some
59:37
parts we just stop and we get tired of
59:39
we bail out in 2016 the Russian
59:41
government attacked our democracy they
59:43
interfered in the presidential election
59:45
in sweeping and systematic fashion yeah
59:47
there's nothing like having an actor who
59:49
played the president doing this too
59:50
that's always great when you get sheen
59:52
in there so yeah the russians hacked our
59:54
democracy right off the bat it's like
59:55
that's a meaningless statement why it's
59:58
an outward lie they may have it they did
1:00:01
the difference between doing some what I
1:00:05
would call fooling around and actually
1:00:07
having an impact and all the
1:00:09
intelligence agency said they didn't
1:00:11
have an impact so how come they always
1:00:13
roll out these guys to say oh they did
1:00:15
this they did that according to 17
1:00:17
intelligence agencies but when the same
1:00:18
intelligence agency said the Russians
1:00:21
had zero impact on the vote they never
1:00:25
mentioned that and then they lie about
1:00:26
it I mean this is it's abhorrent these
1:00:28
people these people should be there
1:00:30
beyond it's beyond shameful beside
1:00:34
myself when I just listen to this Rob
1:00:36
Reiner tweeted yesterday we're up to 78
1:00:39
House members calling for an impeachment
1:00:41
inquiry at this rate the most lawless
1:00:44
president in the US history may never be
1:00:47
held accountable for his crimes I gave
1:00:49
up on the GOP cult long ago I hate to
1:00:52
say it but I'm starting to feel that way
1:00:54
about the ineffectual Dems so he's
1:00:57
demure he's downtrodden he feels like
1:01:00
he's losing he's giving up he's at a
1:01:03
breaking point
1:01:04
in 2016 the Russian government attacked
1:01:06
our democracy they interfered in the
1:01:09
presidential election in sweeping and
1:01:11
systematic fashion they hacked emails
1:01:13
spread lies and social media
1:01:16
made hundreds of contacts with the Trump
1:01:18
campaign all is a part of a massive
1:01:21
covert operation to help Donald Trump
1:01:23
become president in May 2017 the
1:01:26
Department of Justice appointed former
1:01:28
FBI Director Robert Muller as a special
1:01:31
counsel to investigate Canadian oh so
1:01:34
disappointing to me I like queer I
1:01:36
I love the queer I show but now they got
1:01:39
the the make up queer who now has a
1:01:42
handlebar mustache for some reason they
1:01:44
got him in this video now I just got to
1:01:46
hate him for this and I can't watch the
1:01:48
show its disappoint actions between
1:01:51
Russia and the Trump campaign Muller
1:01:53
delivered his report on March 22nd and
1:01:56
it contains the most damning evidence
1:01:59
ever compiled against a sitting US
1:02:02
president I mean are you kidding me how
1:02:05
about Nixon how by the way it also
1:02:09
contained the fact that the No Agenda
1:02:11
show is the best podcast in the universe
1:02:13
if you read it yeah read that there
1:02:15
that's right how come you didn't say
1:02:17
that huh Takei yes virtually no one has
1:02:21
read it and virtually no one has read it
1:02:25
because you're too stupid and you don't
1:02:26
care and we're here to save you it was
1:02:28
even released Trump's Attorney General
1:02:30
William Barr lied about its contents
1:02:33
this is the whole message like you
1:02:36
didn't hear it right you didn't
1:02:37
understand it right it wasn't reported
1:02:39
right you got it wrong he told the
1:02:41
American people that the president had
1:02:42
done nothing wrong and Trump was more
1:02:46
than happy to echo that propaganda
1:02:50
complete vindication
1:02:56
that is an outright lie Muller found
1:02:59
plenty of evidence of collusion
1:03:01
the Trump campaign knew about Russia's
1:03:03
illegal attack on our election they
1:03:05
welcomed it and encouraged their help
1:03:08
that's collusion recently Donald Trump
1:03:11
seated in the Oval Office acknowledged
1:03:13
that collusion in fact he admitted that
1:03:15
in the future election he would break
1:03:17
the law and do it all over now this is
1:03:19
this is where it really irks me this is
1:03:22
now they're gonna go into this
1:03:24
Stephanopoulos interview which was about
1:03:26
opposition research Oppo research it
1:03:29
wasn't about this secret you know help
1:03:32
from governments he was about if I think
1:03:35
the exact question was if someone came
1:03:37
along said he I got some Oppo research
1:03:39
and Trump said yeah I take it I take a
1:03:41
look at it of course you know what to go
1:03:43
run into the FBI when someone gives you
1:03:45
some Apple research it happens all the
1:03:46
time in fact that's how we got here is
1:03:49
because of Clinton funded Oppo research
1:03:51
but what are these jamokes do they cut
1:03:55
all the oppo part out and just make it
1:03:57
sound like he will be happy to collude
1:03:59
with the Russians again knew about
1:04:00
Russia's illegal attack on our election
1:04:02
they welcomed it and encouraged their
1:04:05
help
1:04:05
that's collusion and recently Donald
1:04:08
Trump seated in the Oval Office
1:04:10
acknowledged that collusion in fact he
1:04:12
admitted that in the future election he
1:04:15
would break the law and do it all over
1:04:16
again
1:04:18
he admitted he would break the law and
1:04:21
do it all over again and that's not
1:04:23
quite what he said yet I think you might
1:04:25
want to listen I don't there's nothing
1:04:27
wrong with listening I think I'd want to
1:04:28
hear if you want that kind of
1:04:29
interference in our elections it's not
1:04:31
an interference they have information I
1:04:32
think I'd take it but we knew that here
1:04:36
are some other specific examples from
1:04:39
the Muller report one in the spring of
1:04:41
2016 a Russian operative told a Trump
1:04:44
advisor that the Russian government had
1:04:46
dirt on Hillary Clinton this is the
1:04:48
George Stephanopoulos case they're just
1:04:54
rehashing stuff with lies in the form of
1:04:56
thousands of emails the advisor then
1:04:58
worked to arrange a meeting between the
1:05:00
campaign and the Russian government
1:05:02
that's collusion
1:05:04
- in June of 2016 Donald Trump jr.
1:05:08
received an email offering dirt on
1:05:10
Hillary Clinton as quote part of the
1:05:12
Russian government's support unquote of
1:05:15
his father Don jr. replied within
1:05:17
minutes if it's what you say I love it
1:05:20
especially later in the summer four days
1:05:23
later on June 9th Ygritte could be run
1:05:26
out of steam here yeah the only thing I
1:05:28
was waiting for but we don't have to
1:05:29
play it is I want to say something about
1:05:32
this thing overall all right it's good
1:05:34
this is counterproductive for these
1:05:36
people I don't think I think I remember
1:05:40
yeah if you're all in you know 30% of
1:05:43
the public is gonna go Democrat whatever
1:05:45
it is there are as they're concerned
1:05:47
Trump's at worst guy ever any Republican
1:05:49
would be it doesn't make any difference
1:05:51
who it as Bush was the same way the way
1:05:54
they present this it's so arrogant that
1:05:57
I think they're literally turning people
1:06:00
the other way it's like what is your
1:06:03
problem it is beyond the pale it's over
1:06:07
produced these people look insane none
1:06:11
of them by the way are attractive we all
1:06:16
know and you think that people in show
1:06:17
business would have a clue about this
1:06:19
yeah you got you got to look kind of
1:06:20
good for good show DeNiro looks like the
1:06:24
death warmed over yeah he does and all
1:06:26
these guys but maybe the exception of
1:06:29
Fishburne look terrible yeah it looks
1:06:32
sickly and they look kind of look
1:06:35
decrepid you know what De Niro what he
1:06:38
looked he reminded me of like a hairball
1:06:41
the cat puked up is that they're
1:06:49
violating all their own rules that they
1:06:51
know better that you bring attractive
1:06:53
people out you make you know you sell
1:06:56
you sell your cell you're selling the
1:06:58
sales way you don't do this this is
1:07:00
Trump derangement syndrome you look
1:07:03
insane and with that I would like to
1:07:06
thank you for your courage and say in
1:07:08
the morning to you the man who put the C
1:07:10
in
1:07:12
Jhansi well in the morning to you mr.
1:07:16
Adam curry also in the morning all ships
1:07:18
and seat boots on the ground feet in the
1:07:19
air subs in the water and all the Dames
1:07:21
and all the nights out there and in the
1:07:24
morning to the trolls on the poles in
1:07:26
the troll room that's right it's no
1:07:28
agenda stream com that's where we get
1:07:30
lots of feedback you can check in there
1:07:32
24 hours a day seven days a week we got
1:07:36
it's coupled to the No Agenda stream so
1:07:38
you can chat you control you can just do
1:07:41
whatever you want it's it's a very
1:07:42
free-for-all place it's a lot of fun and
1:07:45
we like to stream live when we could
1:07:47
record the show they get a lot of good
1:07:49
feedback and it's often good one-liners
1:07:51
from the troll room no agenda stream com
1:07:54
it is appreciated and then also an in
1:07:56
the morning to cesium-137 created the
1:08:00
artwork for that episode
1:08:03
11:48 which was titled twitter rattling
1:08:07
actually I have a clip on that later on
1:08:09
which was what Trump was doing towards
1:08:12
Iran and there were a number of
1:08:14
different cool pieces of artwork but we
1:08:16
really had to go with the no agenda wine
1:08:18
in a tube since since we talked about it
1:08:23
a lot and he he nailed it picking this
1:08:28
art who did what was one of those there
1:08:33
were other ones that we could use at
1:08:34
another point or repurpose for something
1:08:36
else and this was kind of one a one-shot
1:08:38
show and you could really use this one
1:08:41
time at one time only you have a few
1:08:44
people think for show this is 11:49 yes
1:08:47
no agenda art generator calm that's what
1:08:49
I wanted to say and thank you cesium
1:08:52
starting with John Bassano in Huntsville
1:08:54
Alabama three 33.4 two I T M gents
1:08:58
you'll be our first executive producer
1:09:01
great shows lately always really Adam
1:09:05
get some Sharpton Clips queued up please
1:09:07
birthday shot to my smoking-hot wife
1:09:09
Traci on June 23rd love you was so much
1:09:12
let this donation count towards her Dame
1:09:16
hood almost there keep up the great work
1:09:17
guys John and Tracy Bassano
1:09:20
he doesn't really request anything but
1:09:22
he gives Sharpton yeah well give him
1:09:25
some car
1:09:25
- is this crown Hall day - we are
1:09:31
watching that was upturned General Eric
1:09:35
Holder ad DS about some Republicans
1:09:39
called are already beating the drums of
1:09:43
war today the Pentagon refuted that
1:09:46
claim and he said the American people do
1:09:49
not want him to quote driveling if they
1:09:53
do not want him dwindling his sorry
1:10:02
karma misfired let me give it to you
1:10:05
you've got Karma thank you very much and
1:10:09
Tracey's on the list
1:10:11
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1:10:12
booty a no jingles no car might $333 he
1:10:18
is somewhere I don't have a where is no
1:10:22
G a great work here from yet thank you
1:10:24
and now we need a sound effect oh hold
1:10:28
on a second yes I'm sorry I'm lacking
1:10:32
and I think we'll try this one no yes
1:10:45
it's the Grand Duke that's well he's
1:10:47
calling himself
1:10:48
Archduke Archduke sorry Archduke
1:10:52
nussbaum three fourteen fifteen a drunk
1:10:57
donation smiles and love continue with
1:11:07
abundance yes thank you
1:11:08
JC de jcd may the mudflats be there the
1:11:12
chair squeaks squeaky squeaky and you
1:11:14
and yours be blessed I truly enjoyed
1:11:17
talking to Eric in Austin I reached out
1:11:20
to Fletcher and the P goat
1:11:22
no Ike Pig it I pick it for my IQ
1:11:26
Pickett for my call-outs and for the
1:11:28
life of me I do not know why others
1:11:31
haven't not sure others will Chris
1:11:33
Wilson Fletcher and many can get
1:11:36
involved as do my Grand Duke
1:11:38
man humming soon he's very hammered
1:11:40
naming the of the studio my opinion it
1:11:46
should be limited to the executive and
1:11:48
associate executive producers for the
1:11:49
following week the Sunday at Thursday's
1:11:51
show announced from the studio blah
1:11:53
during those episodes ideas are given
1:11:56
and something something's picked live or
1:11:59
later at some point one of you will get
1:12:01
the aha moment and it ends as Vonnegut
1:12:04
says so it goes I appreciate it per say
1:12:09
I don't know what he's talking well I
1:12:11
did have a thought about this we were
1:12:12
talking about studio naming rights and
1:12:15
you know what we don't want this we
1:12:17
don't want to have like some kind of ads
1:12:19
non-commercial because then before you
1:12:20
know it's like you didn't read the name
1:12:22
right you didn't say the studio name
1:12:24
right and let the meetings and said we
1:12:25
don't want either the hate but I was
1:12:32
thinking how about it's in a monthly
1:12:35
basis so like this morning just as a
1:12:37
test I said this is the sir got his name
1:12:43
already so much for that so much for the
1:12:45
naming rights this is the Sir Blake
1:12:49
soundproof studio because he sent these
1:12:51
things over so this to me would be
1:12:54
anyone who donates and you know that has
1:12:57
a note fifty fifty dollars or but we
1:12:58
don't read all the notes but you could
1:13:00
nominate you can nominate someone
1:13:02
something or as some kind of name for
1:13:05
the studio and and the committee that
1:13:08
would be you and I John we have a
1:13:10
meeting which will take about three
1:13:12
minutes and we'll say okay well here's
1:13:14
all the nominations and maybe it's
1:13:16
someone it's an Eagle Scout or someone
1:13:18
did something whatever it is and then we
1:13:20
just keep the studio name for one month
1:13:23
for that person just as an extra thing
1:13:25
just something nice to do okay well
1:13:30
that's one thought okay we'll have
1:13:33
another meeting later is what I'm
1:13:35
hearing you say a vente halt ed leash
1:13:40
lady dum-dum of the drylands Dec or dry
1:13:46
dry dry land ech dryland dick I think
1:13:48
it's bench the hell's medley I think
1:13:51
it's been too helped Ed Lee
1:13:52
lady dane dame of the trial on deck yeah
1:13:55
dryland deck and Whelan's not that far
1:13:58
away she's an executive associate
1:14:00
executive producers from Switzerland at
1:14:03
$233 I want to thank you and all the
1:14:07
producers for the jobs Carm I asked for
1:14:09
last month for my lovely husband the
1:14:10
mainframe DBA dude named Ben oh yeah
1:14:13
hold on so that she said her husband is
1:14:16
a mainframe database administrator
1:14:19
there's not a lot of jobs cuz they're
1:14:22
filled up by old dudes who can still do
1:14:25
that work and she said we're really
1:14:27
looking I hope he can find some can you
1:14:29
give him some job karma and I think we
1:14:30
had two or three producers who contacted
1:14:34
us and we put him in contact with them
1:14:35
because they said we got a gig for him
1:14:38
so it's something worked out and
1:14:39
couldn't be happier
1:14:40
he says his worked as magic he's got the
1:14:44
job and he starts work on Tuesday 8:15
1:14:47
very odd time I know but we didn't
1:14:49
complain and I would like to ask for
1:14:51
some special karma to send to him for a
1:14:53
good start to this new phase of his life
1:14:56
I nearly went I really want this to be a
1:14:59
success that you once you're in a job
1:15:01
like that all you seems to be good to be
1:15:03
set if you're good to go because these
1:15:06
big systems are very difficult yep thank
1:15:09
you for all you do and for keeping me
1:15:11
entertained while I commute and Moo and
1:15:13
mow the lawn loving lights and banty a
1:15:16
lady Dame Dame of the dryland deck
1:15:19
I love the introduction of Lady it makes
1:15:22
so much sense thank you for that thank
1:15:24
you to the Dame who introduced you to it
1:15:26
it's great
1:15:27
yes all right lady Dane and here's some
1:15:31
comment you've got Karma Jim Bennett
1:15:38
from Toronto Ontario comes in at 212
1:15:41
dollars and 12 cents
1:15:42
gents home from the home of the world
1:15:46
champion basketball Raptors now by the
1:15:47
way today Jim you and your Raptors can
1:15:51
go over to to get to the Toronto a gay
1:15:54
parade heads up today's the day
1:16:02
a Canadiana davia can only be considered
1:16:04
the wellspring of environmental insanity
1:16:07
while this is true on Sunday the
1:16:09
government declared a climate emergency
1:16:12
a situation apparently unworn are
1:16:14
warranting nuanced steps still to be
1:16:16
determined by the likes of enviro
1:16:18
Minister Catherine McKenna Jean a maniac
1:16:21
by the way yeah we played a clip from
1:16:23
her
1:16:23
we played plenty we played more than one
1:16:25
maybe she would just yell through the
1:16:27
legislation in Parliament for the clip
1:16:30
you played a few shows ago when she told
1:16:32
intrepid Bar goers that the best way to
1:16:34
get things passed was to yell louder
1:16:36
than everyone else
1:16:37
exactly but wait sunrise on Tuesday saw
1:16:41
the same band of Trudeau miscreants
1:16:44
announcing the approval of the trans
1:16:47
mountain pipeline expansion you this is
1:16:49
a big big scandal oh I haven't followed
1:16:51
this oh yeah yeah good Trudeau knuckled
1:16:55
under to the pipeline folks because
1:17:00
climate crisis I thought were going
1:17:02
green mm-hmm they were already
1:17:03
sharpening the pitchforks and garlic
1:17:05
necklaces in response to the federal
1:17:07
carbon tax fight we hear today from a
1:17:12
CBC poll that the overwhelming majority
1:17:14
of candidates are only prepared to pay
1:17:16
100 dollars annually to counter act any
1:17:20
outlandish global warming cooling hold
1:17:24
on a second 100 aghast it just came up
1:17:28
by my screen which we don't want to deal
1:17:29
with you know bruh what happened you
1:17:33
okay hang on hang on
1:17:34
sounds like a windows issue to reboot my
1:17:38
machine
1:17:47
Jerry stop tape no don't know I just
1:17:50
didn't need to click a couple things
1:18:02
you're already sharpening the pitchforks
1:18:04
as he goes on they only want to pay 100
1:18:06
bucks in Canada huh what WTF he says
1:18:08
those of us in the economically cosy
1:18:11
claims of Ontario are now seeing why the
1:18:14
rest of the country donned yellow vests
1:18:16
and descended on the nation's capital
1:18:19
Ottawa weeks ago this ridiculous game is
1:18:22
up here people smell a rat right Nick
1:18:25
pretty manage the game is up yes yes
1:18:29
okay Jim thanks thank you very much good
1:18:32
good work with your Raptors people they
1:18:34
have fun at the parade
1:18:36
Stephen Lynde in Cape Town Western
1:18:39
Province zyre nor actually in South
1:18:42
Africa two oh three oh four I haven't
1:18:47
donated a little while so d douche me
1:18:49
right away
1:18:51
[Music]
1:18:55
Austin San Fran dog idolize errs but I
1:18:58
do have a dog and he is epic
1:19:00
he travels everywhere with me including
1:19:03
two long commutes each day to and from
1:19:05
work in my car about a year ago while
1:19:08
listening to your show on their way to
1:19:09
work during a donation segment which I
1:19:12
always listen to at 15x peace I think I
1:19:15
think it's simply 1.55 this Bailey
1:19:21
started howling profusely from the back
1:19:24
seat it wasn't after your dogs are
1:19:29
people to jingle which ends obviously
1:19:33
with the howl but rather after the goat
1:19:35
karma jingle he began to do this every
1:19:37
time the jingle played and eventually it
1:19:39
became every time the karma jingle
1:19:41
played especially the jobs karma Hilary
1:19:44
it's not Hilary that's action ANSI
1:19:45
blessings saying that it is difficult to
1:19:50
capture because na from my phone it's a
1:19:53
play na from my phone and I can't
1:19:55
activate the camera and continue
1:19:57
playback
1:19:58
but my beautiful new wife helped him
1:20:00
help film him a few of these events and
1:20:02
have attached him I have to look at
1:20:03
these right I can play one of the sound
1:20:05
bits cuz they're all pretty much the
1:20:07
same and in video they're much funnier
1:20:09
but here we go here's Bailey he does
1:20:24
that consistently whenever the carpet
1:20:26
jingle comes on Wow isn't it great yeah
1:20:30
I'd like a better reason it's like a
1:20:32
better that's a nice doggies house I'd
1:20:35
like a little better recording so we can
1:20:36
do it could be a Bailey Karma because
1:20:38
it's it's hilarious he does on cue every
1:20:41
single time good dog working towards
1:20:44
knighthood I like to request that from
1:20:46
you a Bailey karma which is a jobs goat
1:20:49
karma followed by Bailey's howl from one
1:20:52
of the attached videos give me what in
1:20:54
other words where you get it will get a
1:20:55
better copy of this and then we'll do it
1:20:57
will create what create that given the
1:21:00
fact that I'm a dog owner you are you
1:21:02
are you are Adam a John described dog
1:21:05
hey I hope you see the glory and the
1:21:09
attached a few clips an amazing
1:21:11
coincident or occurrence otherwise I
1:21:13
love the show as always Congrats on your
1:21:16
wedding hearing your travel insights
1:21:17
tells me you clearly don't travel nearly
1:21:20
enough so let's do a Cape Town meetup
1:21:23
good idea
1:21:24
I'd love I'd loved it - a Cape Town
1:21:26
meetup who wouldn't is that where white
1:21:28
people get killed or is that not capable
1:21:30
of then we're good to go
1:21:32
no Johannesburg is fine if you're
1:21:35
American Cape Town is a really nice a
1:21:38
special class of Hawaii old fashioned
1:21:40
place yeah and they speak Dutch no they
1:21:42
speak Dutch everywhere Afrikaans for kid
1:21:44
well I can get away with it most of them
1:21:46
speak good English if you and John both
1:21:49
come I pledge to put you up and take
1:21:51
your wine tasting once a day once once
1:21:54
probably in the frosh hook and I won't
1:21:58
be into Kurt what Vin took your frosh
1:22:03
hook is is the main talk area those
1:22:05
other places are within it usually
1:22:08
um and it means the French area I'm his
1:22:12
world a French moved to make wine most
1:22:16
of the wine until recently has been a
1:22:18
crap but now it's getting pretty good um
1:22:21
he won't swap your mic out for a dildo
1:22:24
and hide it in your bag before you leave
1:22:28
in other words look out all the best
1:22:31
from rainy Capetown steveland jobs jobs
1:22:35
jobs and jobs let's vote for jobs you've
1:22:41
got karma
1:22:47
kind of later Bailey Ron you probably
1:22:51
wonder you added something to that when
1:22:53
Ron would bury in parts unknown $200
1:22:55
urea less the social executive producer
1:22:57
enjoying your show in the comfort of my
1:22:59
home he writes which is cooled with
1:23:01
electricity supplied from a clean coal
1:23:04
power plant meeting stake from a methane
1:23:07
producing firm methane producing cattle
1:23:09
which of course was cooked on a natural
1:23:12
gas grill this is how we start the
1:23:15
summer in the flyover States all the
1:23:17
best-run I use briquettes we have over
1:23:27
this certain parts of the year we have
1:23:29
these clearly clean the air day or
1:23:31
whatever they're called oh he's not
1:23:33
allowed to burn wood well it turns out
1:23:36
so I went and looked at the regs I'm
1:23:37
thinking you know clear the air clean
1:23:39
the air whatever the hell they call it
1:23:40
something you're not supposed to be you
1:23:41
can't use your fireplace you can't do
1:23:43
this you can't do that but you can use
1:23:46
your outdoor barbecue for cooking you
1:23:48
cooking is exempt from the rules so you
1:23:51
can go back there and torch off your oak
1:23:54
and cook yourself a nice steak i torture
1:23:59
off my this morning worried about the
1:24:00
air pollution folk coming over and
1:24:02
giving you a citation alright it is that
1:24:07
it yeah that's it I want to thank all
1:24:09
these folks for being executive
1:24:10
producers and associate executive
1:24:11
producers for show 11:49 and these are
1:24:15
credits that are incredibly valuable
1:24:16
they're not easy to come by because as
1:24:18
you can tell you have to be an executive
1:24:20
or so exact you t'v producer but they
1:24:22
are recognized by people in show
1:24:24
business people who look at profiles on
1:24:27
LinkedIn and you can always put it into
1:24:29
like your Twitter handle your social
1:24:30
media it does give you standing and we
1:24:33
really appreciate it because just like
1:24:34
Hollywood would like to give you those
1:24:35
credits up front and as early as
1:24:37
possible and thank you again for your
1:24:40
courage and your support of the No
1:24:42
Agenda show and thank you to everybody
1:24:44
else will be thanking more people $50
1:24:47
and above and we'll be here for another
1:24:48
show on Thursday you can remember us and
1:24:50
support us at Vollrath
1:24:52
dot org slash and a I think we've
1:24:55
learned quite a lot in this donation
1:24:56
segment including all about Bailey our
1:24:59
formula is this we go out or hit people
1:25:03
in the mouth
1:25:21
right Oh all right so what do we got now
1:25:27
I don't know what you got well I got a
1:25:30
couple of things let's go on and talk
1:25:31
about you know we got this situation
1:25:33
where World War three almost broke out
1:25:35
yeah then Trump backed off and say he
1:25:40
doesn't he's gonna kill 150 people it's
1:25:41
not worth the trouble it's not worth the
1:25:43
effort is not worth it because of human
1:25:44
life somewhere valuable actually never
1:25:46
before before we launched into it on the
1:25:48
last show at the very beginning we got
1:25:51
this you know it was just breaking news
1:25:54
the trumpet tweeted that Iran had made a
1:25:57
mistake yeah and in fact this is where
1:26:01
the title of the show came from Twitter
1:26:04
rattling and I just want to replay the
1:26:06
clip as we received it yes yeah this is
1:26:08
a good yeah we did that we kind of
1:26:10
analyzed this after the show we wanted
1:26:12
to do a ton today showing that I and I
1:26:14
wrote down a note to do this and then of
1:26:16
course I don't know where that note went
1:26:18
it's okay because I wrote the note down
1:26:20
as well
1:26:20
maybe I just found yours so here's the
1:26:23
initial reporting right after the tweet
1:26:25
president's offering his first reaction
1:26:27
now to the shoot-down of an American
1:26:29
drone by the Iranians last night the
1:26:31
president issuing a one-sentence tweet
1:26:33
saying Iran made a very big mistake that
1:26:36
coming just in the past couple of
1:26:38
minutes at the same time we're getting
1:26:39
information that there is scheduled to
1:26:40
be a meeting here at the White House to
1:26:42
gauge response to the Iranian shoot down
1:26:46
the president's tweet Iran made a very
1:26:47
big mistake
1:26:48
of course begging the question of what
1:26:50
the White House and what the
1:26:51
administration is prepared to do about
1:26:53
it if anything any kind of response at
1:26:55
all I spoke to Sarah Huckabee Sanders
1:26:57
the White House press secretary just a
1:26:58
few minutes ago she said the president
1:27:00
was briefed last night and has been
1:27:02
briefed again this morning on what the
1:27:04
US military knows about that shoot down
1:27:06
so no indication at this point of what
1:27:08
any potential US response would be but
1:27:11
the president I don't think you can call
1:27:12
this saber rattling maybe just a Twitter
1:27:15
rattle but issuing a one-sentence
1:27:16
statement on Twitter here in reaction to
1:27:18
that shoot down guys there's a reaction
1:27:19
in the market crude oil is jumping on
1:27:21
this news WTI now up five percent so we
1:27:25
took that the same way it was reported
1:27:27
which is oh they made a very big mistake
1:27:29
I'm gonna kick your ass I'm
1:27:31
I'm gonna kill everybody and it turns
1:27:35
out it was really he it was taken out of
1:27:38
context we had no idea what the context
1:27:41
was of this mistake I think probably
1:27:43
Iran made a mistake I would imagine it
1:27:47
was a general or somebody that made a
1:27:50
mistake in shooting that drone down and
1:27:53
fortunately that drone was unarmed it
1:27:55
was not there was no man there was no it
1:27:59
was just it was over international
1:28:01
waters clearly over international is but
1:28:03
we didn't have a man or woman in the
1:28:04
drug we had nobody in the drug so we all
1:28:09
kind of know what he said there but I
1:28:10
just wanted to point out that you know
1:28:11
this is a real problem with this
1:28:14
headline breaking news bullcrap is
1:28:16
apparently all I wanted to say goes well
1:28:17
they made a big mistake and they're
1:28:20
lucky could we didn't go and kill
1:28:21
anybody
1:28:22
well this brings me back to somebody
1:28:25
called me out on Twitter for doing this
1:28:27
again and I bet we talked about this on
1:28:30
the show we try to not do it and and
1:28:33
communications on these online things
1:28:37
are is very flaky it's not a good form
1:28:40
of communication and sarcasm in
1:28:42
particular doesn't work because you
1:28:47
can't get that tone in there so you
1:28:50
should never be sarcastic that was
1:28:52
sarcastic in one of my tweets that
1:28:53
somebody called me out and I had to
1:28:55
admit that yes it was a mistake in my
1:28:57
Park as I try not to do this I'm not I'm
1:28:59
trying and I would try not to do on the
1:29:02
show it's a form of humor that you know
1:29:05
if you think you're clever you do
1:29:06
sarcasm all the time and that's what Ben
1:29:08
Shapiro's big problem is because if you
1:29:10
take these comments out of context it's
1:29:13
very easy to make you look like a doofus
1:29:14
mmm and I and this was a classic example
1:29:18
of being misconstrued yes now my
1:29:23
favorite line I did get a funny line
1:29:25
outfit to wear when somebody said when
1:29:28
Trump says I'm not gonna bomb him
1:29:29
because I don't want to kill 150 in
1:29:31
somebody's comment was worst Hitler ever
1:29:36
he didn't follow up with with chip chip
1:29:39
Chuck uh Chuck chip chuck todd todd cast
1:29:43
he did a follow-up interview and i have
1:29:46
a clip so did you greenlight something
1:29:48
or had you said if we do it I'll do this
1:29:51
what was what was the order you nothing
1:29:53
is green-lighted until the very end
1:29:55
because things change right I never gave
1:29:57
a final no no no no but we had something
1:29:59
ready to go subject to my approval and
1:30:01
they came in and they came in about a
1:30:04
half an hour before they says so we're
1:30:05
about ready to go I said I want a better
1:30:08
dance in here we're playing we're about
1:30:11
ready to go no but they would have been
1:30:13
pretty soon and things would have
1:30:16
happened to a point where you wouldn't
1:30:17
turn back who couldn't turn back so they
1:30:21
came and they said sir we're ready to go
1:30:22
we'd like a decision I said I want to
1:30:24
know something before you go how many
1:30:26
people will be killed in this case
1:30:29
Iranians I said how many people are
1:30:31
going to be killed sir I'd like to get
1:30:34
back to you on that great people these
1:30:36
generals they said came back said sir
1:30:40
approximately 150 and I thought about it
1:30:44
for a second I said you know what they
1:30:45
shot down an unmanned drone plane
1:30:50
whatever you want to call it and here we
1:30:53
are sitting with 150 and dead people
1:30:56
that would have taken place probably
1:30:58
within a half an hour after I said go
1:31:00
ahead yeah and I didn't like it I didn't
1:31:02
think it was I didn't think it was
1:31:04
proportionate if that is the truth it's
1:31:10
very interesting by the way I have and
1:31:14
I'll put them in the show notes I have
1:31:16
the flight tracks of the drone and and I
1:31:19
have the Iran if I are that's the the
1:31:23
flight information region and you can
1:31:26
see that the drone definitely passed
1:31:28
over their airspace yeah I I probably
1:31:33
did and I think maybe they're one of the
1:31:35
reasons I didn't do this attack and even
1:31:37
though Trump has his nice story I have
1:31:41
to ask the media just if they were
1:31:43
anyone was listening
1:31:45
has the Iranian general had the drone in
1:31:50
front of him and he was showing it to
1:31:52
the media if it was over international
1:31:55
waters where did all these pieces of
1:31:57
drone come from and did anyone ask the
1:32:01
president he wasn't well if it was over
1:32:03
clearly as he said clearly over
1:32:06
international waters where did all these
1:32:08
pieces of drone come from because this
1:32:10
thing crashes into the drink it's not
1:32:12
gonna float to shore it's not made out
1:32:15
of balsa wood it's a big heavy craft
1:32:17
it's a size pretty much almost the size
1:32:20
of a 737 at least in wingspan it's the
1:32:23
big drone to predator and they hits the
1:32:26
water boom it goes down to the bottom
1:32:28
it's metal so where did all these pieces
1:32:31
come from unless it was shot down over
1:32:33
land and it landed did pieces landed all
1:32:36
over the place did anybody bother to ask
1:32:39
that simple question no why would we do
1:32:44
that it makes no sense I don't think the
1:32:48
president is truthful though and I got
1:32:52
into light I think he's also being
1:32:57
mislead I mean with the fact that they
1:32:59
keep arguing that was over international
1:33:01
waters when it clearly wasn't let my
1:33:04
version of your tracking data and the
1:33:06
fact that he had drawn pieces in front
1:33:09
of him well let me play this clip again
1:33:12
I've got information man new shit has
1:33:15
come to light can't back it up with any
1:33:18
proof yet but apparently as the fighter
1:33:23
jets or bomber aircraft were ready to
1:33:25
take off for their targets involving
1:33:27
Iran US intelligence intercepted a quote
1:33:30
communication don't know exactly what
1:33:33
that means that had a full version of
1:33:36
the finalized target list they were
1:33:38
ordered to destroy the version Iran
1:33:42
received was not the finalized list but
1:33:44
it was one of the lists mulled over
1:33:45
prior to the final decision some of the
1:33:48
targets on the list were sent to Iran
1:33:50
we're actually on the final target
1:33:52
selection list upon receipt of the
1:33:54
target list US satellite assets watched
1:33:57
Iran
1:33:58
a hasty moving of anti-aircraft and
1:34:02
surface-to-air missile assets towards
1:34:04
the targets to defend them it became
1:34:07
clear to us intelligence that American
1:34:09
pilots could be flying to their deaths
1:34:11
if the attack was allowed to proceed
1:34:13
Trump was advised of this development
1:34:15
and he allegedly ordered the mission
1:34:16
aborted sounds a lot more feasible to me
1:34:19
than 150 people he didn't want to kill
1:34:24
well that tells you something if that
1:34:27
kind of information is leaking all over
1:34:29
the place they gotta do something about
1:34:30
this problem they have a mole yep and
1:34:33
that's if if true that's really really
1:34:37
problematic that's a good story if it's
1:34:39
true or not what I like the most is Sean
1:34:43
Hannity who is a war monger
1:34:45
extraordinaire and what did I Ron do to
1:34:48
Sean Hannity if they do they rape him I
1:34:53
don't know listen to this he's part of
1:34:56
that dead John McCain click you know
1:34:58
bomb bomb the gate the gate suitcase -
1:35:01
listen to his math we'll have a squared
1:35:04
B squared equals C squared
1:35:06
radical Islamic brothers president
1:35:08
married to weapons of mass destruction
1:35:10
nukes equals a potential Holocaust
1:35:13
that's it we can't let that happen
1:35:15
that's it that's it what a dick
1:35:23
it's math people you got to shoot some
1:35:27
rockets at Iran it's math well here's
1:35:30
the the overwriting the kind of the
1:35:34
Trump versus Iran the background Iran
1:35:36
PBS a minute clip see it gives us what
1:35:39
we need to know in Tehran today the
1:35:40
Revolutionary Guard Corps showed off
1:35:42
their catch the charred remains of the
1:35:44
US drone they shot down but as the
1:35:47
invited camera crews to document the
1:35:49
destruction general Amir Ali Hodja
1:35:51
Saudis that yesterday could have been
1:35:53
deadly
1:35:54
domina is a can at the same moment when
1:35:57
this aircraft was being tracked another
1:35:59
spy aircraft called p8 was flying close
1:36:02
to this drone that aircraft is manned
1:36:04
and has around 35 crew members we could
1:36:07
have targeted that plane 6,000 miles
1:36:09
away in an interview with NBC News
1:36:11
President Trump described discussing
1:36:13
options with military commanders and
1:36:16
also said yesterday could have been
1:36:18
deadlier they came and they said sir
1:36:19
we're ready to go with like a decision I
1:36:21
said I want to know something before you
1:36:22
go how many people will be killed in
1:36:26
this case Iranians came back said sir
1:36:30
approximately 150 you know Homa and just
1:36:33
in light of what we just heard him say
1:36:35
or what we what we may be true about
1:36:37
leaked information it's interesting that
1:36:40
he says in this case Iranians
1:36:44
would you expect anyone else to get
1:36:46
killed
1:36:49
Russians possibly all surface it
1:36:52
couldn't could be anybody I'm just
1:36:54
saying that that's interesting news
1:36:56
president runs described discussing
1:36:58
options with military commanders and
1:37:00
also said yesterday could have been
1:37:02
deadlier they came and they said sir
1:37:04
we're ready to go with like a decision I
1:37:06
said I want to know something before you
1:37:07
go how many people will be killed in
1:37:10
this case Iranians came back said sir
1:37:14
approximately 150 and I thought about it
1:37:18
for a second I said you know what they
1:37:20
shut down an unmanned drone plane
1:37:24
whatever you want to call it and here we
1:37:27
are sitting with 150 and dead people
1:37:30
that would have taken place probably
1:37:32
within a half an hour after I said go
1:37:34
ahead yeah and I didn't like it I didn't
1:37:37
think it was I didn't think it was
1:37:38
proportionate Iran says it used this
1:37:41
interceptor missile to shoot down the
1:37:43
drone the US military says it's located
1:37:46
here along Iran's coast former senior
1:37:49
military officials tell PBS newshour the
1:37:51
president was likely given options to
1:37:53
attack that missile site it's command
1:37:55
and control and its radar systems and
1:37:58
those former senior military and
1:38:00
diplomatic officials say the military
1:38:02
strike options presented to the
1:38:03
president would have included casualty
1:38:05
estimates from the very beginning
1:38:08
clear why the president received that
1:38:09
information so close to giving an order
1:38:12
to attack but those former officials say
1:38:14
it raises questions about the
1:38:15
decision-making process now of course of
1:38:18
course what you didn't kill people what
1:38:20
yes give a look little needle there
1:38:23
there was another analysis done this is
1:38:25
uh on PBS's again Oh Silas on the news
1:38:29
our shields on Trump and Iran so mark
1:38:32
let's talk about what we are leading
1:38:34
with tonight and that is again the tench
1:38:36
the tense situation standoff whatever
1:38:39
you want to call it between the United
1:38:41
States in Iran with the latest news
1:38:43
being President Trump had authorized
1:38:46
military strike but then or almost
1:38:49
authorized and then the last minute
1:38:50
pulled it back what do we make of this
1:38:54
well the president is keeping his word
1:38:56
that he made during the campaign to be
1:38:58
unpredictable and I think unpredictable
1:39:00
is what this qualifies it's it's a
1:39:03
little it isn't you don't get the sense
1:39:05
that this has been well wait a minute he
1:39:07
could have said the president kept his
1:39:09
word I don't want to get into new Wars
1:39:11
but know I'm gonna be unpredictable was
1:39:14
it was that a was that a campaign
1:39:16
promise work of sarcasm you think that
1:39:19
was sarcasm is fantastic I think it's
1:39:22
sarcasm of course it is
1:39:23
man this now he goes into his analysis
1:39:27
which is just a jaw-dropper pulled it
1:39:29
back what do we make of this well the
1:39:32
president is keeping his word that he
1:39:34
made during the campaign to be
1:39:35
unpredictable and I think unpredictable
1:39:37
is is what this qualifies it's it's a
1:39:40
little it isn't you don't get the sense
1:39:42
that this has been well thought out and
1:39:45
the idea that and and how the country
1:39:49
gets on board and as we for example I
1:39:53
mean and this is that we are believe
1:39:57
that the president rather upset they
1:39:59
found out so late in the game that's
1:40:02
where we are are you just trying to get
1:40:04
this guy fired how much time do you
1:40:07
spend on this it's a little bit it's
1:40:14
almost there
1:40:16
it's an 8 net solid 8 you really don't
1:40:22
like it listen Alice you really don't
1:40:23
like that guy do you
1:40:28
yeah well it's fishy
1:40:31
this whole 150 people thing is fishy I'm
1:40:36
now right now that I hear about the
1:40:38
potential of that mole and somebody you
1:40:41
know and it's almost in fact if you're
1:40:43
gonna take it you want to take it to one
1:40:44
level more the shoot-down was part of a
1:40:48
huge scheme to trap the United States
1:40:52
doing something where we're gonna get
1:40:54
ourselves into the bad guys because they
1:40:57
probably have all the data on the drone
1:40:59
actually being they shot the thing down
1:41:01
for legitimate reasons and then we go to
1:41:03
attack them and then we get shot down in
1:41:05
the process the whole thing looks very
1:41:07
sketchy well I'm just gonna give you a
1:41:09
horrible scenario so we know that there
1:41:13
are just incredible war mongers in the
1:41:16
United States government in the White
1:41:18
House gates - okay so then I'm pale so
1:41:21
these guys they have their people in
1:41:24
what if they said look this Trump guy
1:41:26
he's not gonna do it he doesn't want
1:41:29
what are we gonna do I got an idea that
1:41:30
idea will fly the drone will get it shot
1:41:34
down that's not hard to do just fly it
1:41:36
over there and then we'll leak some of
1:41:40
the info about the fighters so that we
1:41:43
can get some some of our guys killed
1:41:45
boom you got a cocktail it's possible
1:41:50
and it's very disturbing I like that one
1:41:53
the most
1:41:54
because that's exactly what these creeps
1:41:57
would do yeah and they're in a position
1:41:59
to do it so thank you president Trump if
1:42:02
that's what happened lie all you want
1:42:05
but tell us the truth at some point
1:42:07
about these a-holes when you when you
1:42:09
smoke them out
1:42:13
but those guys who got to go yeah and I
1:42:17
mean and also the gold Hannity's and all
1:42:20
these people that are kind of sighted
1:42:22
with them they well they got ourselves
1:42:24
into one more of these stupid expensive
1:42:27
wars that costs us trillions of dollars
1:42:29
that we can't afford you know Ben
1:42:31
Shapiro is on that list
1:42:33
yes yeah was he calling it was he
1:42:38
calling for attack on his huge what was
1:42:41
he actually on his on his podcast saying
1:42:44
this attack attack attack I don't I
1:42:46
don't listen to his point I neither do i
1:42:48
but i'd like to know now well let's find
1:42:51
out somebody oh I'm sure we have people
1:42:53
out there that loved the ben shapiro
1:42:54
show and and and if you love the ben
1:42:56
shapiro show do you listen to him at 1.5
1:42:58
speed and how much coke do you have to
1:43:01
do he talks at 1.5 speed exactly
1:43:06
but then the Washington Post reports
1:43:08
that President Trump approved an
1:43:11
offensive cyber strike that disabled
1:43:13
Iranian Iranian computer systems used to
1:43:16
control rocket and missile launches even
1:43:18
as he backed away from the conventional
1:43:20
military attack in response to its
1:43:22
downing Thursday of an unmanned you a
1:43:24
surveillance drone according to people
1:43:27
familiar with the matter is this true we
1:43:31
have no I don't know it sounds that you
1:43:32
think you hear more about it from the
1:43:34
community the White House declined the
1:43:36
club decline declined to comment as did
1:43:39
officials at US Cyber Command Pentagon
1:43:41
spoke sole Alyssa Smith said as a matter
1:43:43
of policy and for operational security
1:43:45
we did not discuss cyberspace operations
1:43:47
intelligence or planning Missy didn't
1:43:49
else say anything oh who is this Thomas
1:43:55
Bossert and wouldn't the Iranians be
1:43:58
bitching about this if something like
1:44:00
that happened we'd be hearing about it
1:44:02
from international news listen to this
1:44:04
so we have former senior White House
1:44:06
cybersecurity official in the Trump
1:44:08
administration Thomas Bossert look him
1:44:11
up John well I read this Bossard be OSS
1:44:13
ERT why did he leave he says he's quoted
1:44:17
in the Washington Post this operation
1:44:20
imposes costs on the growing Iranian
1:44:22
cyber threat but also serves to defend
1:44:24
the United States Navy and shipping
1:44:26
rations in the strait of hormuz he's
1:44:28
saying that as if he knows something he
1:44:31
continues our US military has long known
1:44:34
that we could sink every IRGC Iranian
1:44:38
royal was it uh I don't know IRG see
1:44:43
vessel in the Straits within 24 hours if
1:44:45
necessary and this is the modern version
1:44:47
of what the US Navy has to do to defend
1:44:49
itself at sea and keep International
1:44:52
shipping lanes free from Iranian
1:44:54
disruption this is a former guy so
1:44:57
there's no one no one from no one no
1:45:00
official spoke on the record about this
1:45:02
but yet the headline Trump approved
1:45:05
cyber strikes against Iran's missiles
1:45:10
so that's more deep state shit yeah
1:45:13
Bossard is some Atlantic Council guy
1:45:15
with George W Bush administration yeah
1:45:18
attended George Washington University
1:45:21
yeah the only guy did he get fired
1:45:24
he's a homeland security advisor to the
1:45:27
US president trouble he was yeah
1:45:29
and he's currently ABC News homeland
1:45:31
security analyst no say no more before
1:45:34
he's a fellow at the Atlantic Council
1:45:36
and then he's a deputy homeland security
1:45:37
advisor to George W Bush in that
1:45:40
capacity co-authored the national
1:45:41
strategy for homeland security
1:45:43
prior to that he had positions in the
1:45:45
federal at FEMA yeah office of
1:45:49
Independent Counsel and the House of
1:45:50
Representatives also appointed as
1:45:52
director of infrastructure protection
1:45:54
under Bush overseeing the security of
1:45:56
critical u of u.s. infrastructure buck
1:45:58
spook he's got sprinting although he
1:46:01
looks like one too except he's wearing a
1:46:02
white shirt instead of a slight blue
1:46:04
well I'm gonna talk to I'm gonna contact
1:46:07
the channels and see if they see if our
1:46:11
idea may be right or not about the about
1:46:13
this deep state really sickened really
1:46:15
sickening to think but it fits perfectly
1:46:17
it just seems so odd Benford if this guy
1:46:22
you know this guy quit when Bolton got
1:46:24