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get in your car this is no agenda I'm

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out of curry and from northern Silicon

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Valley where the six-week cycle is alive

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and dead I'm John C Dvorak

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are you tracking another six weeks cycle

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yeah dud

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well let's explain briefly the six week

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cycle well you have the best explanation

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it's a it's a methodology that the FBI

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was alleged to be using during the Comey

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era yes who keep their name and their

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brand name and the public eye that

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they're doing these great this great

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service by finding dopes we're supposed

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to blow up bank and every six weeks

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which seemed to be the cycle we were

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told by someone who's in the know that

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there and also to preserve budgets etc

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and so you do is you Jack somebody up

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here you know you put a CI a

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confidential informant on him or her him

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usually you tell him he's gonna be great

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jihadist great you give him some phone

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you blow any bombs you give him a keypad

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that does nothing and then you bust him

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and then you make a big scene about the

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bust and and then the timer starts all

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over again

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but it kind of stopped after Comey left

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what kind of like it may ever may not

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have it depends just whoever was doing

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publicity Oh

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during the Comey era was good a head of

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PR that guy or gal to use the pejorative

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that person left I believe or something

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because they still do these these things

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every so often it gets maybe one network

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will pick it up maybe Comey left and

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there was a transition document you know

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it's what you do when you leave you but

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type of DOC it's like okay

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here's how we do the six week cycle and

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then going through the checklist but

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they just don't have checklist so you're

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never gonna get the professionalism of

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the person who was doing it originally

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yeah exactly

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well this reminds me all companies that

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notices in Silicon Valley

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those have one or two real go-to people

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that kind of holds some little

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Department together but they do it in

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such a way that it's not really easy to

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document and so when there's any sort of

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cutback and I there was a person at

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Apple that used to service the media and

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tube just got fired because they what

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does this guy do I don't know personally

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Microsoft they got fired yeah they get

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the checklist when they go what does

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this guy do I could tell there was a guy

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named Daniel Paul at Apple and he and he

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ran a program I'm talking the days of

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the Apple too so this is before and

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before the the like this is OS know this

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before OS whatever it says Apple too was

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yeah and his job was to supply as alone

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hardware to people in the media and I

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had that thing for years and years and

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then he called me up said well I'm

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leaving and you're gonna have to send it

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back and that and that was it I never

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saw another program like that within

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Apple again at least I was never

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approached this happens in all these

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companies yeah and so I believe the FBI

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probably had the same problem that's

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where you're getting no publicity for

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any of these these are all just run off

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as a minor stories they have nothing

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going on the faintly and so this is this

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is the one that just happened it was I

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see who I think CBS is the only network

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at least the one only one is where I got

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it from anyway this is a clip is 6-week

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cycle another bonehead a man was

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arrested on terror charges today at a

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New York City Airport investigators say

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he was about to fly off to join the

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Taliban with the goal of killing

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American soldiers chief justice and

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homeland security correspondent Jeff

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Pegues joins us now with details so Jeff

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what happened today

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or investigators say the 33 year old

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Bronx resident was taken into custody at

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JFK International Airport this morning

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del waar muhammad husayn originally from

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Bangladesh but now an American citizen

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was about to board a flight to Thailand

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with a final destination of Afghanistan

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and his goal according to investigators

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was to fight for the Taliban against US

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soldiers oh saying dress casually and

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shackled at the ankles was arraigned in

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federal court on terror charges this

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afternoon

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investigators say that he had been

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planning to join the Taliban since

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September of 2018 and had been under

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constant surveillance by the FBI in

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conversation with one agent Hussein

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allegedly said I just want to take a

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fricking machine gun and just shoot

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everybody and kill them all Americans

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attempting to join foreign terror groups

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it's not uncommon since 2011 nearly 80

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Americans from 20 states have traveled

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abroad to fight with jihadist

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organizations though most have gone to

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Syria and Iraq to join Isis or al-qaeda

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now wait a minute

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when did he write that line about I want

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to take a freaking machine gun and gun

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them all down when was that was that

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before this arrest way before this

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arrest it was yeah it was before the

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arrest if it should have done something

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then well you know it wasn't you got it

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match the dates that's gotta be six

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weeks I'm sorry yes that could've busted

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the guy months ago it seems to me from

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the sounds of it they've been following

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her for years it sounds like yeah the

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transition document said wait six weeks

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go to line one okay there we go and

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we're doing it all over again

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yeah they had to wait you're right the

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time about ten or twenty guys on right

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now that are being observed and ready to

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pick up I mean they just they're gonna

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have to do something a little more

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spectacular to get any attention yeah

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this was the dud I mean it wouldn't have

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been a dud maybe six to seven years ago

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you know when this kind of thing noticed

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yeah and this would have been played up

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much more I guess it wasn't played oh

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there wasn't court they would have the

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local news stories would have done

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something on

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laid up by everybody been pushed but now

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well it's obvious that the the Mueller

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news is ruining everything you can't get

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it you can't get anything in the United

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why's the last six weeks cycle story we

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had which is about six weeks ago

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coincidentally was another one that was

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similar it could have gotten somewhere

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never went anywhere and I think this I

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think we're gonna I'm now marking these

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these stories I'm heading them all with

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the terms six-week at the beginning of

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the clip uh-huh so we can start digging

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them up as time goes by to show this

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pattern is still pretty much this and

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will you be using the AP style guide of

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everything under ten you spell in

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letters no I'm using the number six okay

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I only learned this recently I didn't

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know that that was a thing yeah it is

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that's always a thing so all I saw was a

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lot of posturing a lot of talking about

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Mueller Mueller

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I still have Fletcher Mueller we got

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that Homer I still I still have the

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distinct feeling that I don't know the

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you don't you think I'm crazy to think

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it but the idea of another special

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prostitute prosecutor the prostitute

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special prosecutor prosecutor that could

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happen there you go there you go

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wait do we have a different one in that

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do we have a that was Mahler it would be

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Mueller I think that the best clip I

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found was very very short is one of

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those the truth wants to come out about

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the Mueller testimony this is Stephanie

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ruhle she's a former goldman sachs

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banker and she has been on but depend on

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embassy s goldman sachs doom you heard

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it here Shh she's been on MSNBC in the

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midday slot with the Ali Velshi so their

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shows pull she well you know I watch

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this stuff all day I watch a Missy and

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watch CNN I

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yourself I do it for the show come on I

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mean you watch democracy how sedated

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well there's the flower yes

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so Stephanie ruhle starts off and I

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thought this would this was the truth

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wants to come out and it was there

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Democrats strategizing their next move

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after Robert Muller's testimony while

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the political and did you hear it

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testifies strategizing their next move

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after Robert mother's testimony truth

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wants to come out they just can't help

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themselves can they but there was a lot

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of nutty stuff going on what did you get

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anything from the mainstream anything

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m5m funny about Mueller or Trump I kind

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of skipped a whole Mueller team for

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today's show now I got a couple things

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hold on let me look down the list well I

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have

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okay this was Mike Huckabee trying to be

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funny I think it was kind of lame well

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what I would say is after watching the

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Bob Muller show the other night the

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Democrats thought they were going to put

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a movie - what was the book the

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published report but the movie turned

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out to be weekend at Bernie's all right

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okay but Joe to Genoa you know I love

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getting getting clips from from Judge

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Joe from mumbling Joe he was a US

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attorney and he his wife have a law firm

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together don't use the same last name

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but they're always appearing together on

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Fox Business News is they're all

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buddy-buddy and by the way Joe does

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Genoa I've found has a very interesting

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past which also connects to Roy Cohn and

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Epstein you know he's he's no fresh

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newbie in the game but he did agree with

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me on who had actually created this

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Muller report this was an ignominious

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finale and I am

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happy for the country that they got to

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see someone totally incompetent unaware

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and completely on and unable to respond

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to legitimate questions from both

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Republicans and Democrats what this

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proved today was what we've said all

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along this was the Wiesmann

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investigation

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Andrew Weissman ran this from beginning

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and when you see Bob Muller in that

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pathetic display today you know what

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happened

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Weissman did it all he made sure that

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Roger stone was arrested in the middle

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of the night with SWAT teams he made

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sure that Paul Manafort was put in

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solitary confinement in an outrageous

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display of prosecutorial vindictiveness

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Bob mother a Bob Muller slept through

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this event from beginning to end and

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today his ignominious finale showed him

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asleep at the hearing so there you go

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Andrew Weissman that's pretty much the

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only example I have of any m5m and this

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isn't even the real fox news it's Fox

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Business News anyone bringing up Andrew

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Weissman it's it's just it's not being

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discussed left right center anywhere are

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they afraid of this guy I think they're

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afraid of this guy oh that's possible

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it's possible he's a badass huh and it

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should be like a just a bad ass well he

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brought down to aunt Arthur Anderson

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yeah that's pretty badass

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somebody like your buddy there who you

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always clip you know he's just a

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freelancer out there during me with this

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so he's not involved anything right but

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the network's you know if you're a

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badass guy up there and at that position

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and you're one of the network's they go

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after the any one of the networks and

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networks are very vulnerable yeah so

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they maybe just to put the kibosh on it

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there's your favorite word again

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but is it keyboard kibosh she said

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kibosh I'm trusting he botched that time

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yeah because I will say kibosh it's it's

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fine with me either way it's two

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different words yes yeah but they mean

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the same yes okay good

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and they're spelled the same and see

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here in our demo belt yeah that's really

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all that I did I had because CBS of

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course is the you know with Nora they're

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together

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Nora fired yet that's what we want to

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know is she gone yet because no but she

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did a story the other day I think was on

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Friday where she it was a funny story

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she had a bunch of puns in it she

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probably wrote it herself

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a bunch of puns and and she was actually

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smiling and if she would just smile uh

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instead of grimace she would she could

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get through this but I think they don't

13:54

want her to smile now she is she back to

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the long hair after that short hair I

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went back later after the show and I

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looked at those pictures you're right a

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very masculine looking that way that

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kind of removes all their feminine

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features yeah she's a tomboy and by the

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way we're talking as TV executives here

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no well I am I got my executive

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executive hat on well she looks really

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good she when she smiles she would she

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ended the show is typically the formula

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for today's news hours that all three

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networks and I don't understand why Fox

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doesn't put its new show on the Fox

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affiliates out there there's there's

14:38

tons of them they got nothing else going

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on I mean our poor local Fox KTVU they

14:43

have they have news at 4 News at 5 News

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News News

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take a drop a half hour Fox with with

14:51

Bret Baier who's a very good-looking guy

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who is perfect for doing a news hour

14:57

they could put a bret baier in there to

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do it we just just do a competing news

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hour to everybody else's news hour on

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the broadcast networks yes they are a

15:05

network they do compute a network on a

15:07

network basis with the other three

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by BC most of the time but isn't that

15:13

now Disney property and Fox News is no

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no the Fox Broadcasting part of it is

15:20

still Fox okay so they could do a half

15:24

hour and even if no take a that did no

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no it's not happening no got it they

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could do a half hour I don't know why

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they don't cuz they do it under on the

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on the cable channel they could just

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take that exact same show and push it

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over to the affiliates hmm and it would

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be fine it's not like it's not produced

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like a cable show us produce like a

15:45

network broadcast news show and it would

15:47

be a little more competitive but they

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all follow the exact same formula and

15:51

when one of them changes something they

15:53

all slowly change to that and one of the

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things that developed over the years

15:57

when I was specially when I was doing

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the 3x3 or whatever there's light now

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slide by five oh no 3x3 yes you're right

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to news three by threes yes and I

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noticed that big they've all come up

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with a kind of a happy feel-good story

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at the end right of all the

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broadcaster's a feel-good story or a

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tearjerker and B she tries to do they

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try to it's called the human interest

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story one two three four five six seven

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eight nine ten wait a minute wait a

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minute that's that's above the averages

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and I thought it was nine no no it's

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been ten for the last three months

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summer time anyway so the this is all

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empty anyway doesn't matter Lois cutesy

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stories at the end and so Nora did hers

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and it was a bunch of puns about moving

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Halloween to all to the weekend a lot of

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it doesn't have a ghost of a chance uh

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but and this cute little smile and when

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she wrapped it up and she look great

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with this she's a good looking if she's

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smiling but she doesn't she's just

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grimacing with dead eyes most of the

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time it does not work and I don't know

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what they're gonna do about it cuz they

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can't make it a happy news show I don't

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know why they can't but they can't

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now do you have a clip that goes along

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with this introduced to start the same

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ways of the impeachment clip which

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there's there is nor again with her

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grimace and her stars called the RBF fYI

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her face is called art resting bitchface

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RBF okay this is what it looks like so

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and I you know I wish they had to throw

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this in this impeachment it goes and by

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the way this is only a segment of it I

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couldn't play the whole thing House

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Democrats started down a road today that

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could lead to impeachment of President

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Trump they asked a court for documents

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from the Muller investigation Judiciary

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Chairman Jerry Nadler says he needs them

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for an impeachment inquiry Nancy Cordes

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has more on the dramatic turn of events

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today requesting a threshold absolutely

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in a parting shot before a six-week

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break Democrats said they are stepping

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up their probe of the president I would

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say we are in an impeachment

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investigation it could lead to articles

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of impeachment or it could lead to

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something else in a federal suit filed

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today the House Judiciary Committee is

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seeking underlying grand jury testimony

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from the Muller investigation especially

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material related to president Trump's

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knowledge of any potential criminal acts

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by him or his aides the suit says the

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house is considering whether to exercise

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a constitutional power of the utmost

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gravity approval of articles of

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impeachment all they want to do is

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impede they want to investigate they

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want to go fishing the move comes as

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some Democrats grow frustrated with the

19:15

speaker's more cautious approach to

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impeachment the decision will be made in

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a timely fashion

19:21

speaker Pelosi cleared the air with one

19:24

critic today New York congresswoman

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Alexandria Ocasio Cortes tensions

19:30

between the two / strategy and policy

19:32

had grown personal in recent weeks the

19:35

two sides trading barbs in the

19:38

and online do you think you were able to

19:40

bury the hatchet with congresswoman

19:42

Ocasio Cortez in your meeting I don't

19:44

think there was any hatchet well she

19:46

called you downright disrespectful no

19:48

that's that's that's we're in the

19:50

political arena in our caucus we have

19:53

our differences respect that Nancy

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Cordes joins us from Capitol Hill after

19:58

those tough questions there to the

20:00

speaker Soni I don't think there was any

20:11

hatchet well she called you downright

20:13

disrespectful no that's that's we have

20:19

our differences respect that that's some

20:22

grilling shit right there man bomb

20:23

straight to the jugular with those tough

20:25

questions Nancy Cordes joins us from

20:28

Capitol Hill after those tough questions

20:30

there to the speaker so Nancy back to

20:32

that issue what are the Democrats hoping

20:34

to learn from that grand jury material

20:36

that wasn't in the Muller report well

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it's not entirely clear Nora but they

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told us today that they believe that

20:42

Muller gathered some evidence of

20:45

wrongdoing related to the Trump campaign

20:47

and Russia that he ultimately decided

20:50

was outside of his purview and they

20:52

think that if they tell the courts that

20:54

they are considering impeachment that a

20:56

judge will be more likely to grant them

20:58

access to that confidential information

21:01

the president called Democrats clowns

21:04

for even pursuing it isn't that kind of

21:06

maybe I'm misunderstanding but isn't

21:09

grand jury testimony isn't that really

21:11

like sacred stuff it's really never

21:12

supposed to be release because it it

21:15

it's not cross exams this is all

21:18

grandstand it won't actually happen they

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won't get grand jury testimony keep you

21:26

know waving there our CBS plays along

21:28

right they did have a little line at the

21:30

end that I thought was funny you kind of

21:32

stepped on I might want to play just the

21:33

very end of that clip again because it's

21:35

one of those things where they where

21:37

they quote Trump and it really is kind

21:38

of like a a nasty quote and they just

21:41

throw it out there so Trump's an idiot

21:43

to say something like this I'm doing

21:45

related to the Trump campaign and Russia

21:47

that he ultimately decided was outside

21:50

his purview and they think that if they

21:52

tell the courts that they are

21:54

considering impeachment that a judge

21:55

will be more likely to grant them access

21:58

to that confidential information the

22:01

president called Democrats clowns for

22:03

even pursuing it called them clowns yeah

22:07

it's just a little Jim yeah what he did

22:10

yeah I know clowns you know what to

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write and actually I don't want a body

22:17

shame but if you if you put a red nose

22:19

and a crazy wig on Jerry Nadler and some

22:22

big floppy shoes dude he would look

22:25

pretty much like a clown yeah yeah he's

22:29

got the perfect body type for it so the

22:32

point is is that what I think they're up

22:35

to here is they're trying to make the

22:38

case and to get votes as a vote getting

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yes Jake this is all by getting votes

22:44

for the Democrats in the twenty twenty

22:46

elections and this one is about you

22:47

because they keep saying it and they're

22:49

kind of hinting at it in this story as

22:51

it continues at the YAC about it a

22:53

little longer

22:54

they do trying to convince voters the

22:58

ones that hate Trump that might not go

23:01

out and vote but they hate Trump but

23:02

they're not gonna vote necessarily for a

23:04

Democrat hmm but if you can maybe

23:07

convince voters that Trump is going to

23:09

be if he doesn't get rid elected he's

23:11

gonna be arrested and jailed they're

23:18

pushing this narrative well for

23:21

obstruction of justice he's gonna be a

23:23

riff it wasn't for the fact he's a

23:25

president he would have been arrested

23:26

and jailed already even though it Muir

23:31

because it comes from the from the

23:32

hearing they've twisted this around I

23:34

couldn't even bring myself to to clip it

23:37

the twist what they did is yeah it

23:42

clearly if he was a citizen he would

23:44

have been arrested which is the thing

23:45

they repeated over and over and over in

23:47

the hearing to which Marla always said

23:49

no no I wouldn't characterize it like

23:51

that he actually had to start the second

23:53

hearing by literally correcting a bad

23:57

answer he'd given to Ted Leo by saying

23:59

it just so you know he did not get a I

24:02

did not not

24:04

him because it's not allowed by the

24:06

office of legal counsel he specifically

24:09

stated it but somewhere someone asked

24:11

the question if he were a citizen

24:14

private citizen he probably would have

24:15

been indicted yes of course you know so

24:18

it's like they're just twisting it

24:19

around how many times I heard someone

24:21

say is some talking head say well Bob

24:24

mullah really outlined all of the cases

24:25

of obstruction of justice no he didn't

24:29

every Democrat outlined it he went to

24:32

not in my purview this is complete crap

24:36

anyone who saw that hearing knows that

24:38

there's a lot they're just lying now

24:40

it's just lying and by the way so is Fox

24:43

News they're lying about other things

24:47

the Democrats have always been high and

24:49

mighty about it but until now play this

24:52

clip this is Danny Doyle what Emma Kratz

24:55

are gonna do now Danny the way Danny

24:57

Joyce is the the used to be advertising

25:00

guy who's on Morning Joe now he's a

25:02

major pundit a political pundit somehow

25:05

we are at war it is time for the

25:09

Democrats to wake up we are playing

25:12

against cheaters and liars are stealers

25:15

and with all due respect to Michelle

25:18

Obama when they go high and when they go

25:20

low we got to do whatever we have to do

25:25

I love an advertising guy you can't get

25:27

the slogan right when they go high and

25:31

when they go low we got to do whatever

25:33

we have to do we actually have a

25:38

government led by Moscow bitch and

25:40

criminal Trump oh by the way we're gonna

25:42

call him unindicted criminal Trump now

25:44

because in two instances he has been an

25:48

unindicted criminal so I know in regular

25:51

when you're playing fair useful scoring

25:52

president Trump just like we're gonna

25:54

call in Moscow Mitch wouldn't call him

25:55

criminal Trump now again and for an

25:58

advertising guy does he not understand

26:01

that these things really work better

26:02

with alliteration and dick say oh I've

26:05

got a new nickname it's called criminal

26:07

Trump wow man

26:08

gee I should hire you for my next

26:10

campaign just stupid and another message

26:14

for the demo by the way

26:16

Moscow Mitch isn't bad well I have a

26:19

Moscow Mitch thing I think it's from the

26:20

same segment we will play that after

26:22

your f Donny douche

26:24

well maskavich wouldn't call him

26:25

criminal Trump and another message for

26:28

the Democrats it is time to move forward

26:32

there are two takeaways from model that

26:34

we're going to use as we go to war

26:36

number one the president broke the law

26:39

and when he's out of office he can go

26:42

and will go to jail and number two with

26:45

vulnerable with our election systems

26:48

that's our two things we may not have

26:50

won the battle of impeachment but we're

26:52

going to win the war of putting in jail

26:55

whatever we have to do and we're not

26:57

going to necessarily play fair and for

26:58

all the intellectuals out there whose

27:00

hair is gonna go on fire but we're

27:02

becoming like them we're becoming like

27:03

them you cannot lose the next election

27:05

we will go back fifty years so I got the

27:14

segment before Donny Deutsch came on and

27:17

said this and this was Joe Scarborough

27:19

with Morning Joe with me Kyle though

27:22

Mika didn't get a word in edgewise the

27:24

whole thing was about 16 minutes long

27:27

and I guess that they came up with this

27:28

I think Moscow missed you're right it's

27:30

it rolls off the tongue there's actually

27:31

a Moscow Kentucky where it is where he's

27:34

not from Moscow Kentucky but it's funny

27:36

it's Moscow Mitch because because he

27:40

blocked we always got to say blocked

27:42

instead of declined to take to the floor

27:45

the SAFE Act which is the I have the let

27:53

me get thee I think I have the name of

27:56

it yes here it is the SAFE Act it passed

27:59

the House HR 272 - and it is the

28:06

securing America's Federal Elections Act

28:09

or the SAFE Act and instead of just

28:12

requiring gee I don't know

28:15

voter ID there's this huge bill that has

28:19

all kinds of stipulations as to how the

28:21

voting machine should run how it's

28:24

supposed to work and I think it's

28:26

actually a lot of really valid stuff in

28:28

there with a

28:28

portrayal the problem is that that

28:32

federalizes the election and I don't

28:35

think that's the idea yet right you

28:38

gives the states are responsible for the

28:39

elections and so the Republicans are

28:41

saying well if you do that then who

28:42

knows what's next so I don't know if

28:45

they can get around anyway that Moscow

28:47

Mitch because the last you know

28:50

statement robert muller made in his

28:52

6-hour testimony was all the rights

28:55

ongoing as we speak the russians are

28:57

hacking as we speak even though there's

28:59

zero evidence there's only evidence of

29:02

server pings and port scans no actual

29:06

hacking evidence of you one case where

29:10

someone and it turns out it might have

29:12

been Department of Homeland Security got

29:14

into the register registration database

29:16

but not into the voting machines

29:18

themselves and above all I'm pretty sure

29:22

that no one wants to change the voting

29:23

machines everybody's got their favorite

29:25

manufacturer in their state and they've

29:28

got it rigged or not the way they want

29:29

it so no one really wants to change that

29:32

infrastructure it's all set and it's

29:35

like just leave it the way it is but now

29:37

of course that means that and it's a big

29:41

setup and I hope it I hope the president

29:43

sees it if he wins it'll be because

29:46

Moscow Mitch rig the elections through

29:49

the Russians and they were and this is

29:51

what they're going for and then and

29:54

that's how once again Donald Trump Rudd

29:56

and one thanks to the Russians here's

29:58

the the Moscow he could not stop saying

30:01

it this is a montage we remember back

30:03

then the warnings came but Moscow Mitch

30:06

that being Mitch McConnell of Moscow

30:09

Kentucky Moscow Mitch a Moscow Mitch

30:12

Moscow Mitch Moscow Mitch Moscow Mitch

30:16

Moscow Mitch said it's a hoax

30:19

Moscow Mitch calls it a hoax Moscow

30:23

Mitch says it's a hoax

30:26

there's an oligarch that I I've read is

30:30

going to be setting up a big aluminum

30:32

plant in Moscow Mitch's a home state

30:36

I don't know if that's it but how could

30:38

Moscow Mitch how can Moscow Mitch keep

30:42

denying that Vladimir Putin continues to

30:45

try to subvert American democracy I love

30:48

that you call in a Moscow Mitch because

30:50

frankly it's a continuation of something

30:55

people call him okay Mitch maybe I don't

30:58

know maybe he's right I mean he's only

31:00

cocaine Mitch if he's running cocaine to

31:02

Moscow because he's Moscow Mitch okay

31:08

Wow that'll stick though that'll stick

31:12

oh I don't know I like it with criminal

31:20

Trump it's like a take off of crooked

31:22

Hillary

31:23

yeah but the proctors there's like

31:26

there's a liability issue here with

31:28

slander which is you can't call somebody

31:31

I believe I could be wrong I think you

31:34

can call it I think you can call it

31:35

crooked but you can't call him a

31:36

criminal because the criminal is a

31:38

result of a of a legal action that was

31:41

taken and they were found guilty of a

31:44

crime you can't call someone a criminal

31:46

without running into slander and libel

31:49

issues and he's doing it just openly and

31:52

could find it I don't know what does

31:54

it's that I think maybe with the

31:56

president because it's such a public

31:57

figure you can get away right I think so

31:59

it's skating a little bit on he's really

32:02

this is not he doesn't know what he's

32:04

doing that to put it mildly no so you

32:09

know the we've been looking at the I

32:11

don't know if you were after we talked

32:14

Thursday if you're if you saw any of

32:16

those videos in Brooklyn of the the

32:19

residents of that Brooklyn neighborhood

32:21

pouring water on the cops no do you

32:24

still haven't seen that huh no okay you

32:27

know but anyway it was happening and is

32:29

happening multiple times and over the

32:33

weekend in that very same neighborhood

32:37

there was a block party which is this is

32:39

not just some you know casual block

32:41

party some going on for over 50 years

32:44

but it's in this neighborhood and lots

32:47

of people come to this block party

32:49

there was a shooting 11 injured one dead

32:52

another one possibly might die now the

32:55

cops did show up for that but just I'm

32:58

not quite sure what it says or what it

33:00

means but I found the coincidence

33:01

interesting and then I got an email

33:04

because I was very curious you know we

33:06

talked about on the show why is this

33:08

happening why are people disrespecting

33:10

the cops in their own neighborhoods they

33:12

got a nice note from one of our

33:14

producers Adam John I'm a producer

33:17

devoted listener thanks for the great

33:18

material my husband is a retired NYPD

33:20

police officer I wanted to share his

33:23

thoughts on the water dumping on cops

33:25

phenomenon now my husband retired right

33:28

at the beginning of deblasio's term and

33:30

he was going to stay another five years

33:32

but de Blasio had already made the job

33:33

difficult they were starting to face

33:35

people throwing batteries bottles at

33:38

black lives matter protests which he had

33:40

to work at often when he and his retired

33:42

buddies saw those videos this week they

33:44

were shocked they could not believe but

33:47

what they could not believe is the

33:49

officers reaction or lack of reaction

33:52

they couldn't believe that these

33:53

officers did not defend themselves they

33:55

all agreed that when they were working

33:57

they would have reacted very differently

33:58

in this situation and might have

34:00

definitely got a handle on it

34:02

my husband's opinion these last five

34:04

years have destroyed the morale of the

34:06

New York Police Department rank and file

34:07

where they almost have internalized the

34:10

guilt and hatred and do not know how to

34:12

handle these situations anymore de

34:14

Blasio and the media have completely

34:16

neutered them now my husband's a 9/11

34:18

first responder and finds a peculiar how

34:21

the NYPD went from being loved and

34:23

adored by the public and he worked in an

34:25

area where a lot of liberals and even

34:26

liberal celebrities lived in the

34:28

aftermath of 9/11 to completely despise

34:31

a mere 10 years later and by the way as

34:34

you can imagine he worked in a precinct

34:35

that was extremely diverse many black

34:37

cops female cops Hispanic cops and

34:39

especially gay cops worked with him

34:40

since his precinct was Greenwich Village

34:42

he always had a female boss in fact

34:44

white males were the minority but you'd

34:47

never hear that in the media anyway just

34:49

some boots on the ground info for you so

34:52

I thought that was an interesting

34:54

background er from someone who has boots

34:56

on the ground and standing in the case

34:58

and then I called Mo I called producer

35:00

mo and I said mo

35:02

Moe's our American descendant of slavery

35:05

my only black friend said Moe what is

35:08

going on what is happening here he says

35:10

and it kind of blew me away when he says

35:13

this Oh to know this is being provoked

35:16

and it's done on purpose

35:18

and I said uh-huh I said yes the idea is

35:21

to federalize the American police and

35:25

when he said that I'm like oh of course

35:28

this was this was a big conspiracy

35:30

theory when Obama was in office he was

35:33

talking about having a force you know

35:35

bigger than the than the army and they

35:37

would be on the streets and it is

35:39

something we discussed on the show in

35:42

some detail and then we kind of it never

35:44

materialized well it was some sort of a

35:47

weird threat and then we always thought

35:49

that maybe this you know he had other

35:51

initiatives that were maybe fronts so

35:54

the same idea but the idea never went

35:56

anywhere

35:56

well the idea seems to be rekindling and

35:59

you'll recall that Trump was talking

36:01

about sending the National Guard into

36:03

Chicago because things were so out of

36:05

control this is just in the past couple

36:07

months and the leadership of Chicago

36:10

said no no that we might take blue

36:13

helmets from the United Nations but not

36:15

the National Guard which is odd on both

36:17

counts one that he would want the

36:19

National Guard in but to that that

36:22

Chicago would would want the blue

36:24

helmets an international police force it

36:27

kind of it kind of starts to think about

36:30

it big article in The Guardian just

36:33

yesterday every state in the u.s. fails

36:36

to comply with international standards

36:38

on the lethal use of force by law

36:41

enforcement officers according to a

36:43

report by Amnesty International of

36:45

course which says 13 US states fall

36:48

beneath even lower legal standards

36:51

enshrined in Const u.s. constitutional

36:53

law and that nine states currently have

36:56

no laws at all to deal with the issue

36:58

and this article pretty much advocates

37:01

for a federalized police force and

37:05

here's the sad thing

37:07

I believe Trump is all on board on this

37:09

I think he actually wants this

37:12

he announced his fan his plan to

37:14

federalize American police departments

37:17

under the tree under the plan city and

37:19

state police departments would fall

37:21

under the umbrella of the Department of

37:23

Homeland Security and would therefore be

37:25

granted broad authorities to enforce law

37:27

quote they're going to receive the best

37:29

weapons training and resources this

37:31

country has to offer we're going to put

37:33

an end to jurisdictional restrictions

37:35

and increased police capabilities in

37:36

terms of surveillance and use of deadly

37:38

force I think he's all in on this idea

37:42

even though it I would say this is a

37:44

typical Soros sisters you know get the

37:47

get all the district attorneys to buy

37:49

into this and turn their police

37:50

departments in - you know federalized

37:53

law enforcement arms of the federal

37:57

government yeah national government yeah

38:00

that's what you know it falls into that

38:03

thinking the Real ID Oh totally and

38:08

that's implemented everywhere it's it's

38:10

it's unstoppable well show me ice you

38:15

don't need a real ID if you have a

38:17

passport hmm but it's part of the Real

38:20

ID the system of documents yeah I'm just

38:25

saying it's got a chip it's got

38:26

everything it's a beautiful little thing

38:29

you're carrying around around there I'm

38:31

fine but anyway carried in aluminum foil

38:33

I I think that there's something to this

38:36

this this and maybe black lives matter

38:39

was also a part of it it could all be a

38:42

part of getting a federalized police

38:44

force in place and I'm pretty sure

38:47

that's a bad idea

38:50

you think yeah and if Trump's all in on

38:54

it that's not good yeah well Trump

38:57

sometimes doesn't know you know you

38:59

can't apologize for what he's saying

39:01

there I'm sorry that's no I'm just

39:03

saying he's in many ways he's not a

39:07

globalist per se but he's susceptible to

39:10

the same propaganda that everybody else

39:13

is that doesn't listen to the no agenda

39:15

show there you go he's not listen to our

39:21

show

39:21

we're stuck or or he's certainly not

39:25

donating douche he's got the money

39:29

yes or Dunsey yeah there you go and

39:34

maybe we can flow right into the shit

39:38

holes commentary this is probably more

39:41

under the heading of the 2020 elections

39:44

as or maybe not I know Trump made a big

39:48

swipe at Baltimore to get it racist

39:52

swipes somehow well yes it's somehow no

39:56

no it's been deconstructed by CNN

39:58

oh oh I like to hear it because I

40:00

couldn't figure out where the racist

40:02

part came in the fact that somebody's

40:04

black I know man he's using all kinds of

40:08

racist terminology oh he's using cold

40:11

yeah of course code so the background is

40:15

that Trump swipes it swiped out at

40:19

Elijah Cummings because Elijah Cummings

40:21

hate him hate soon yeah if you want we

40:24

can play the background noise of course

40:28

what is it versus Cummings yeah that

40:32

would be it president Trump is under

40:33

fire tonight after an attack on another

40:35

prominent african-american member of

40:37

Congress this time the president lashed

40:39

out on a House Democrat Elijah Cummings

40:41

it's the latest in a series of attacks

40:44

on congressional leaders Paula Reid

40:46

begins our coverage tonight from

40:48

Washington before heading out for a

40:50

round of golf this morning President

40:52

Trump launched a Twitter attack against

40:54

Maryland congressman Elijah Cummings

40:56

claiming his district is a disgusting

40:59

rat and rodent infested mess

41:01

Cummings district includes much of the

41:03

city of Baltimore and reaches into

41:05

Baltimore and Howard counties the

41:07

president tweeted coming should spend

41:09

more time in his district to help clean

41:11

up this very dangerous and filthy place

41:14

the attack appeared to be related to a

41:16

July 18th hearing on border detention

41:18

facilities we're coming spar with acting

41:21

department of homeland security chief

41:22

kevin napoli we're doing our level best

41:25

in average what does that mean

41:27

what does that mean when a child sitting

41:30

in their own feces can't take a shower

41:34

come on man what's that about none of us

41:41

will have our children in that position

41:45

human beings today the president

41:48

insisted the border is clean efficient

41:50

and well-run just very crowded cummings

41:53

responded by tweeting that he goes home

41:55

to his district daily and fights for his

41:57

neighbor's he then urged the President

41:59

to work with him on addressing

42:01

prescription drug prices Baltimore is

42:04

ranked as one of the most violent cities

42:06

in the US but the president's language

42:08

today mirrored his previous attack

42:10

against the so called squad of for

42:13

minority Congress women where he asked

42:15

why don't they go back and help fix the

42:17

totally broken and crime-infested places

42:20

from which they came House Speaker Nancy

42:22

Pelosi defended Cummings tweeting we all

42:25

reject racist attacks against him and

42:27

support his steadfast leadership races

42:30

races I think there was a second part of

42:35

this deserves yes there is he's

42:39

launching this attack now arena clearly

42:41

he wants to draw attention to the

42:43

struggles of a democratically controlled

42:44

district but by tweeting about Baltimore

42:46

he's distracting from two notable

42:49

accomplishments yesterday first the

42:51

Supreme Court told him he could begin

42:52

using pentagon funds for construction of

42:54

a border wall and he struck a deal with

42:56

Guatemala that may help stem the flow of

42:59

migrants over the southern border as his

43:01

returning from his Virginia Golf Club

43:02

tonight he's also been tweeting about

43:04

anti fho the wall and the Muller

43:07

investigation wow that was really

43:09

interesting they reversed it and I yes I

43:12

mean that was fantastic a reverse saying

43:15

oh he's distracting from these wins that

43:17

he had what what was that that was CBS

43:22

and again no I think you're wrong I

43:29

think the right way it works is the

43:31

following you have to put yourself in

43:33

the other dimension at least for going

43:35

there all right

43:38

it goes like this this guy is so stupid

43:41

that when he actually has a good thing

43:44

happened for him he doesn't care because

43:48

he's such a racist yeah okay

43:51

yes but meanwhile they just gave some

43:53

information a lot of people don't know

43:55

which has been very underreported about

43:59

the courts the court case Oh before I

44:02

could say they reported by the way right

44:04

there yes I can and before I played the

44:07

CNN explanation of why it's racist and

44:09

another boots on the ground from

44:11

producer living in Baltimore Maryland I

44:13

love our producers in light of some of

44:16

the comments President Roh made the

44:17

other day regarding the city I want to

44:19

share some of my experiences and

44:20

thoughts on this first and foremost in a

44:22

we in a we in a way I agree with the

44:25

president while his comments were

44:26

dramatic as they usually are Baltimore

44:29

has unfortunately become yet another one

44:31

of the United States most terrible

44:32

cities there's a lot to unpack as to why

44:35

from the corrupt leadership to the

44:37

extreme liberal policies of coddling and

44:39

yes of course our rampant drug problem

44:41

the community in which I live with my

44:43

wife and kid is almost a perfect little

44:45

place just on the outskirts of the city

44:47

proper yet we have a continuous influx

44:49

of major violence over the past year

44:51

alone four separate incidents of

44:54

residents being held up at get gunpoint

44:56

since this summer my house being broken

44:58

into while we were home again had a

45:04

continuing occurrence of drug dealing

45:07

you get the point it is such that my

45:09

wife and I are no longer comfortable

45:10

walking down the street I often don't

45:13

sleep well during the warmer months but

45:15

probably due to some form of PTSD from

45:17

the break-in I can understand that one

45:20

of my biggest frustrations is my

45:21

neighbors don't seem to mind the

45:23

violence they complain when it happens

45:24

but then their liberalism or something

45:26

else takes over and they decide it's not

45:28

that bad or since it didn't happen to

45:30

them it's not a problem a lot more to

45:32

unpack if you wouldn't mind I'd love to

45:34

send you a series of small write-ups

45:36

about what I'm seeing here of course we

45:37

love that also if I sound frustrated

45:39

it's because I am frustrated and angry

45:42

the name withheld for work reasons yeah

45:48

so

45:49

it's probably on par with many other

45:52

cities currently Austin is on its way

45:55

nice little a tweet war we had going on

45:57

there you trying to send bums and hobos

46:01

to Austin no well you're the one that

46:04

encouraged it if anyone didn't miss this

46:08

it was pretty good I said some I had

46:10

five was going through my archives and I

46:11

found some old pictures of Austin from

46:13

1999 it looked like terrible terrible

46:15

place and we knew what you were saying

46:18

with that I was going to it before you

46:21

jumped in I was going to say look how

46:23

much it's improved the next series of

46:26

tweets you speak with forked tongue I

46:32

don't believe it for a second you jump

46:34

in before I had the chance you jump in

46:39

and show San Francisco today being a

46:42

hellhole

46:43

and that that dead it dawned on me

46:46

you're right and Austin's beautiful

46:52

homeless people go to Austin well worth

47:01

the price of admission which is nothing

47:03

on Twitter to see that so here is CNN

47:06

now of course you can you have to be a

47:08

black guy on CNN in order to explain

47:10

this and this is I don't know this guy

47:12

is it's a mid day host but maybe it's

47:15

just on the weekends you see we're

47:17

missing the cold words and what in what

47:19

the president is saying this morning the

47:21

president attacked another member of

47:24

Congress on Twitter

47:26

this time it's House Oversight Committee

47:29

Chairman Elijah Cummings

47:30

he wrote this Cummings district is a

47:33

disgusting rat and rodent infested mess

47:36

if he spent more time in Baltimore maybe

47:38

he could help clean up this very

47:40

dangerous and filthy place no human

47:43

being would want to live there infested

47:47

it's usually reserved for references to

47:50

rodents and insects but we've seen the

47:52

president invoke infestation to

47:55

criticize lawmakers before you see a

47:57

pattern here

47:59

weeks ago President Trump attacked for

48:01

minority Congress women why don't they

48:03

go back to the totally broken and

48:05

crime-infested places from which they

48:07

came

48:08

reminder three of them were born here

48:10

all of them are American infested he

48:13

says a week before his inauguration

48:15

January 2000 did Scott Anna's made a

48:23

huge stink about this in his little

48:25

thing oh really

48:26

yeah he says you know they always read

48:28

they why don't you go back to the crime

48:30

infested blah blah blah but they never

48:32

read the rest of the tweet ever oh there

48:35

was my neck was more to the tweet they

48:37

never read this I saw the tweet when it

48:40

came out and I don't have it in front of

48:42

me but I can paraphrase that it says go

48:44

back to the crime infested place and

48:46

where they came fix it come back and

48:49

tell us what you did there's the there's

48:54

the the notion to come back right we're

48:57

not telling the good delivers right and

49:00

that in this case with infested being

49:03

the code word he would really be asking

49:06

for infestation to return which he's not

49:08

doing so I got the whole thing is this

49:11

is another made-up oh I'm so upset by

49:15

this guy thing I'm surprised they don't

49:18

bring you know putting him in prison

49:19

after he gets out of office nonsense but

49:22

okay but that needs to be mentioned

49:24

because they refuse to read the rest of

49:27

the tweet in the CBS report that we had

49:30

earlier on impeachment they read part of

49:31

the tweet and then they didn't read they

49:33

they showed it on the on the screen and

49:34

then they had it highlight only read

49:36

from the gut of it they didn't read the

49:38

whole thing I mean this is ridiculous

49:40

but okay go on go on on your Barry way

49:43

places from which they came reminder

49:47

three of them were born here all of them

49:48

are American infested he says a week

49:52

before his inauguration January 2017

49:55

wait more proofs Congressman John Lewis

49:58

should spend more time on fixing and

50:00

helping his district which is in

50:02

horrible shape and falling apart not to

50:04

mention crime-infested donald trump has

50:07

tweeted more than 43,000 times he's

50:11

insulted thousands

50:12

people many different types of people

50:14

but when he tweets about infestation

50:16

it's about black and brown people hey I

50:41

have some important data about the

50:43

closed-captioning mystery

50:46

oh I'm interested yes by the way before

50:52

you do already got a cat at least

50:54

ketchup my side of the bargain wishes I

50:55

talked to the kids about it and they

50:58

both say well the sound quality is so

51:01

bad hello sound engineers well it is so

51:07

bad that you have to have it on

51:09

sometimes and so we're watching

51:10

something the other day and and I

51:13

somebody says something to go what do

51:16

you think of the possible and then I

51:19

said what is What did he say was that

51:21

what'd he say and then Jay says maybe we

51:26

should turn on closed caption well I the

51:33

analogy is a spot-on

51:35

because what you conjure up with that

51:37

and by the way almost everyone who

51:39

responded and the number of people who

51:42

are using closed captions today on

51:44

movies and television and that's really

51:45

where it's most interesting to me and

51:47

that people do it on your watching anime

51:50

or other things and whatever I'm totally

51:53

talking about you're watching television

51:54

almost everyone says I think the sound

51:59

mixing is shit which would mean now when

52:03

when the movie goes to I know what it

52:05

means it means the sound mixing is shit

52:10

yeah but I'm trying to yeah when the

52:16

sound is being mixed you have you know

52:18

imagine a big mixer and there's all your

52:20

sound effects and your music and your

52:22

dialogue

52:23

and too many people and I guess it

52:26

happened to you as well I don't know if

52:27

what happens often I certainly don't

52:29

have it very often it sounds like the

52:32

the fader on the mixing board of the

52:34

speech of the actors is too low and I

52:38

think that's what most people are

52:40

characterizing this as now for sure

52:42

although no one has written in with any

52:45

real technical data of this being a

52:48

rampant problem for everybody and an

52:50

explanation as to why or you know is

52:53

this not the default configuration that

52:54

you get a good mix even if it's 5.1

52:57

surround sound you can hear it perfectly

52:59

on a stereo set or in any in any type of

53:02

situation but I haven't received any of

53:04

that but I did get an email from quite

53:08

an authority on the topic and I'm

53:10

talking about the auditory processing

53:12

angle of what may be happening with

53:15

people's hearing and this came from

53:17

producer Mariela I'm gonna read from her

53:20

email the young lady who wrote to you in

53:22

John last year with my associate

53:24

executive producer note about how the No

53:26

Agenda show helped me to survive a brain

53:28

aneurysm and two brain surgeries two

53:31

years ago remember this remember this

53:33

nice note we got from her yes she said

53:36

never forget listeners no agenda is

53:40

great for brain health and you know we

53:44

it was very nice and she gave us a lot

53:46

of credit which we of course could not

53:48

accept but she says because of our

53:50

whatever we're talking about it really

53:52

helped her improve her brain health well

53:55

turns out there's a lot of she has a lot

53:58

of standing in this area I am a

54:00

speech-language pathologist and

54:02

published clinical researcher in Oregon

54:04

while a graduate student earning my

54:07

master's in communication disorders in

54:09

the filthy and decaying Portland I was a

54:11

student research fellow in the cochlear

54:13

implant and research lab at Oregon

54:16

Health and Sciences University one of

54:18

the top health research institutions in

54:19

the country for two years at the lab I

54:22

led the experimentation and data

54:24

collection at the National Institute of

54:26

Health funded research study that was

54:28

looking at the differences in auditory

54:30

processing data between individuals with

54:33

normal hearing thresholds and those with

54:36

cochlear implant

54:37

now you can imagine my joy when I get

54:39

this I'd like okay here's someone and I

54:41

have learned a lot about hearing because

54:44

of my hearing aids and the research I

54:45

didn't into that and just to review

54:49

auditory auditory processing

54:51

difficulties is when your your ear is

54:55

perfectly capable of sending the signals

54:57

into your brain but your brain is not

54:59

processing it correctly and so you can't

55:02

hear anything certain things and this is

55:04

her direct field of research in order to

55:07

do this I conducted several experiments

55:09

that looked at various aspects of

55:10

auditory processing in both these groups

55:13

the most important and relevant of those

55:14

experiments was using an EEG machine to

55:17

measure the auditory evoked potentials

55:20

and Layton sees in the auditory brain

55:23

stems response to sound now I'm going to

55:27

explain what this means because I had no

55:30

idea but they can very accurately

55:33

measure how you are processing sound and

55:36

the way it's done is with two little

55:39

electrodes which is the scalp electrodes

55:42

and they measure I guess some kind of

55:44

protein and and this is where it gets

55:47

completely nuts when you hear a sound

55:50

when they have the the EEG what is a EEG

55:53

electronic electro graph or something

55:56

I'll look it up yeah it's it's it's you

56:00

know it's it's been around for a while

56:01

as far as I know it's not it's not it

56:03

this thing is it's not a very it's like

56:05

some hot shit new technology these put

56:09

on your brain with a bunch a bunch of

56:10

prosy electro encephalogram okay so

56:15

here's what's cool about it when you

56:18

hook someone up to this with just two of

56:20

these two of these scalp based probes

56:23

you can actually record the waveform of

56:28

what someone is hearing at that moment

56:30

and it is in perfect hearing identical

56:34

to the waveform that went in so and it's

56:39

and it's very rare that you can do these

56:41

kinds of experiments because you're in

56:43

in essence you're getting exactly what

56:45

the brain stem is doing and sending off

56:47

to whatever Center to

56:50

you heard something now this woman who

56:53

she pointed me to Nina Kraus who I have

56:59

that all of her links in the show notes

57:00

she's a scientist and she did a

57:03

demonstration and I hope the sound is I

57:05

mean if of course a sound demonstration

57:08

is always done with a room mic and not

57:09

you know not close mic but what they

57:12

discovered is when they were measuring

57:14

this you put sound in you get the

57:17

waveform on the EEG readout what can you

57:20

do with a waveform you can take that

57:22

waveform put it into audacity and play

57:25

it back and she's showed doing that it's

57:28

it's mind-blowing and the land the

57:30

shittier it sounds or or certain parts

57:33

of it shows the latency in your auditory

57:36

processing so this is a true

57:39

representation with good hearing in this

57:42

case of what you are and are not

57:44

processing when it comes to sound I just

57:47

want to play this this minute and a half

57:48

of this Nina Krauss oh you can get an

57:50

idea of how how effective this test is

57:55

okay so how do we measure sound

57:58

processing in the brain of this with

58:00

this very very fast precision just with

58:03

a couple of scalp electrons so we play a

58:06

sound and here is the sound wave and use

58:09

a brain wave and what do you notice

58:10

right away that's similar right the

58:13

sound wave in the brain wave actually

58:14

kind of resemble each other which is

58:17

very uncommon in biological systems and

58:19

usually you're looking at some response

58:22

that is a very abstract representation

58:24

of

58:25

the system and when we saw this we saw

58:30

that we figured we have listened to

58:33

electricity we can play electricity back

58:37

through a speaker and it ought to sound

58:39

like the sound even and you know if it

58:42

kind of does so here is so what she's

58:44

doing now is she has to she's a slide up

58:47

and she has the original sound as heard

58:49

by the person and then she plays the

58:51

waveform that came off of the brainstem

58:53

played back in essentially audacity

58:58

brain wave a scale and the brains

59:09

response to the scale little Mozart and

59:17

then the brain will

59:20

[Music]

59:27

and my favorite

59:30

[Applause]

59:36

so you get the idea they can actually

59:40

play back what you were your ears heard

59:43

and want your brain processed now the

59:46

mixer analogy comes back because what

59:50

how you process sound is a is knew each

59:56

individual your variance of how you

59:59

process sound is based on

1:00:01

neuroplasticity

1:00:02

you know if you don't use it you lose it

1:00:04

type thing or if you're multilingual

1:00:06

like I am you can process accents much

1:00:08

better so it's all just you know how

1:00:10

your brain has been trained and what

1:00:12

pathways you've created so the point is

1:00:16

as Mariela says we can definitely

1:00:18

measure in science just how accurate the

1:00:20

brain stem is processing language giving

1:00:22

us insight into the health of one's

1:00:24

auditory processing ability for which we

1:00:26

have normative data and she says it

1:00:29

comes back to the idea of brain

1:00:30

plasticity the human auditory system is

1:00:32

a top-down biofeedback system incoming

1:00:36

stimuli shape how the brain processes

1:00:38

those stimuli by stimulating our reward

1:00:41

system like serotonin these are things

1:00:44

you get from my social networks by the

1:00:45

way strengthening our neural connections

1:00:48

for things like speech prostates at

1:00:50

speech processing and the more exposure

1:00:52

to those complex stimuli the better the

1:00:55

brain is tuned to focus on those exact

1:00:57

stimuli with that in mind if this

1:00:59

generation we're discussing are missing

1:01:01

out on crucial opportunities to engage

1:01:04

in communicative interactions in

1:01:06

naturalistic context such as one-on-one

1:01:09

conversations with caregivers friends

1:01:11

etc it's a near certainty that over

1:01:14

one's lifespan that would decrease one's

1:01:15

overall auditory processing ability and

1:01:18

said one final important thing hearing

1:01:21

speech in noise is one of the most

1:01:25

important markers of auditory auditory

1:01:27

processing ability that's been

1:01:29

frequently identified and research that

1:01:30

is to say the better and an individual's

1:01:33

ability is to hear speech in noisy

1:01:36

environments the better their overall

1:01:37

processing skills are this is because

1:01:40

the part of our auditory brain strain

1:01:41

stems job is to block out competing

1:01:45

stimuli we developed this ability during

1:01:47

the early history of Homo sapiens cave

1:01:50

for lack of better term were tribal and

1:01:52

did not have language in order to

1:01:54

survive they relied on filtering through

1:01:56

the external auditory stimuli around

1:01:58

them to determine if their environment

1:02:00

was safe or dangerous so I extrapolate

1:02:03

this I'm not a scientist but I think

1:02:05

that if you if if the sound mix is off

1:02:08

let's just take that as a top-line given

1:02:09

everyone complains about that and you

1:02:11

start using closed captions it is

1:02:15

entirely possible that the ability to

1:02:18

hear speech in a noisy or complex sound

1:02:22

environment starts to diminish and then

1:02:25

you just may be stuck on closed captions

1:02:27

forever and I think that may I think

1:02:29

that may be something that's happening

1:02:31

in fact well that was a roundabout way

1:02:33

to go in to tipperary that I did not

1:02:36

expect a couple of things maybe doesn't

1:02:43

account for that it's fine and I think

1:02:45

the theory is good that what you're

1:02:47

saying which I didn't I wish you would

1:02:49

have teased it better but you're saying

1:02:51

that is having the captions all the time

1:02:54

is going to hurt you

1:02:56

yeah because you're going to be going to

1:03:00

lose that although in the fact of

1:03:02

learning languages you would you made

1:03:04

the point the other day which is just

1:03:07

the opposite of this which is you like

1:03:09

the how the Dutch would play there are

1:03:11

American movies with closed captions and

1:03:13

you can learn the english a little

1:03:15

better than the Germans who overdubbed

1:03:17

everything look I'm just telling you

1:03:20

what I was saying yeah I just want to

1:03:22

get back to what I I still want to get

1:03:24

back to my problem that I had hearing

1:03:26

somebody whispering on television I

1:03:30

think everything but you said there's

1:03:33

fine and I think it's probably correct

1:03:35

but I still believe it's this is all

1:03:37

part of the Dolby ization of the sound

1:03:41

I think Dolby 5.1 has is the is the real

1:03:46

basic problem with the sound in today's

1:03:49

on today's movies on TV

1:03:53

yes I think it starts there and I and I

1:03:57

agree with you that's and I start like

1:03:59

how many people do you know have a

1:04:00

center channel a real one no I agreed

1:04:03

with you and I said that at the top and

1:04:04

the clothes that that is the most common

1:04:07

thing people complain about now I think

1:04:10

this happened to me and I'll explain why

1:04:12

and over this this similar occurrence

1:04:14

for a quite a while when people would

1:04:18

listen to the no agenda show your volume

1:04:21

was low it was about three D B's lower

1:04:24

three dog biscuits now my meters because

1:04:28

I you have to trust your your vu meters

1:04:31

we're showing the exact same level and I

1:04:34

was hearing you at the appropriate level

1:04:37

even though the recording was was not

1:04:41

the same I think that what happened to

1:04:44

me is I saw the meters I saw they had to

1:04:47

be the same I believe that I was picking

1:04:49

you out in a different I was moving up

1:04:51

that slider on my auditory processing to

1:04:54

put you on equal footing with with my

1:04:56

own voice and it really it threw me for

1:04:59

a loop and then once we figured out that

1:05:00

I was totally hearing it wrong and was

1:05:03

being recorded incorrectly we were able

1:05:05

to rectify the situation

1:05:07

but that could have easily been me just

1:05:09

wanting to hear that louder and it

1:05:11

processed that differently or it could

1:05:15

have been psychologically some deep deep

1:05:17

psychology of you definitely wanting to

1:05:21

get me down three to four DB voiceover

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what I think was going on first because

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I hate you exactly anyway I want to

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thank Mariela and also congratulate her

1:05:39

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list yes I put her on the list and

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before we take a break I do have

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you in fact this harkens to your

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world consciousness which is were they

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like they feel more sympathy and empathy

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1:11:04

doesn't pretty well and that's to me is

1:11:06

always like a six month six month number

1:11:09

so take it for what it's worth

1:11:11

it'll be way low anyway if it continues

1:11:14

to build in value perhaps this is my

1:11:16

exit strategy to begin to no agenda

1:11:19

compound in Arizona that blitz blitz and

1:11:22

I discussed in the troll room just a guy

1:11:25

blitzed yeah sure there is I blanched

1:11:28

I'll have to stay out of H AG's

1:11:31

crosshairs unlike that other compound

1:11:34

thanks again for all the disk

1:11:36

deconstruction and such why you are

1:11:45

laughing

1:11:46

shut up oh my gosh can you see you've

1:11:51

got Karma and we should miss that Justin

1:11:55

Lee is berrin walk yes he is yes he

1:11:58

isn't Thank You Baron Walkman for your

1:12:00

support of the program sir Kevin

1:12:03

McLaughlin and locus North Carolina King

1:12:05

with the exact same amount 333 dollars

1:12:07

and 33 cents but somehow it became the

1:12:09

second guy f carts cancer karma for my

1:12:12

uncle Huey Willett of locust North

1:12:15

Carolina plea plus general goat health

1:12:19

karma for the amygdala shrinkage tidal

1:12:21

change to earl of luna or earl of the

1:12:24

moon which ever sounds more grandiose

1:12:27

I'd like Luna personally I think so

1:12:30

Lunas better a Jon and Adam your opinion

1:12:33

matters below thank you god bless the No

1:12:37

Agenda nation you've got that was ready

1:13:01

for it this time yeah I noticed that's

1:13:03

very unusual Oh doing that for a while

1:13:06

now but you just notice it now is that

1:13:09

right yeah okay onward whoops I have to

1:13:15

hit the Escape key windows 10 will

1:13:19

sometimes look just minimizes everything

1:13:21

in the what everything up on the screen

1:13:23

I don't have that how does it do that

1:13:25

it'll happen oh you're hitting that the

1:13:27

timeline thing is what you're doing

1:13:29

probably Archduke Nussbaum three

1:13:31

fourteen fifteen from Virginia Beach

1:13:33

Virginia ITM Adam and J CD I'm at a

1:13:36

halfway point of a 10-day stint on cipro

1:13:41

isn't that if you have a bladder

1:13:44

infection maybe and you can also take

1:13:47

cipro if there's a if there's some kind

1:13:50

of radiation I think isn't that what

1:13:52

what they say I'm not a doctor we've

1:13:55

talked about this you are a doctor I

1:13:56

don't remember any of this

1:13:59

okay for anthrax I'm sorry cipro combat

1:14:04

yeah I remember cipro and anthrax sorry

1:14:08

I didn't do a definitely not radiation

1:14:10

that's iodide from from the Seidman

1:14:16

sorry I didn't respond fast enough when

1:14:19

the backup was called for on Thursday

1:14:21

he's just writing in to apologize well

1:14:24

that's very kind and I did want to add

1:14:26

to that that after the show six people

1:14:29

total six people had recorded the live

1:14:32

stream and it blew me away cuz usually

1:14:35

Martin Jay he wasn't there Martin JJ and

1:14:37

he usually has a backup and I think they

1:14:39

were probably more and I really

1:14:41

appreciate people who do that I think

1:14:43

they're also doing just to record all of

1:14:45

our banter and stuff before the show now

1:14:48

they want to have some exclusive

1:14:49

material

1:14:51

some people like baby they like that

1:14:54

anyway it's nice to know and thank you

1:14:56

Archduke that Nussbaum for having a

1:14:58

recording going and also of course of

1:15:00

your support of the show next on the

1:15:03

list of Audrina Fox is Sean clunk I and

1:15:07

Sean didn't write I look for his note ID

1:15:09

I do have a note from him from 2014 but

1:15:12

I don't have any note for this $300

1:15:14

donation it wasn't apparently then come

1:15:16

through on PayPal if it was there so

1:15:18

sorry Sean if you have anything you you

1:15:20

have the right to a long message so send

1:15:23

it in we will read it eventually Tim of

1:15:27

Omaha anonymous Tim anonymous of Omaha

1:15:30

$266 in 84 cents J CD has note all right

1:15:35

all right J CD must have the note I have

1:15:38

a bunch of notes unfortunately no we

1:15:41

love the notes

1:15:42

here's one from this is the one from Tim

1:15:45

little small typewritten note I have to

1:15:48

put my glasses on to read it your

1:15:50

segment on social deep platforming an

1:15:51

episode at 11:51 was excellent in all

1:15:54

respects in fact I thought it was so

1:15:59

important that I forwarded on to my now

1:16:01

independent human resources

1:16:03

my apologies for not getting this to you

1:16:05

sooner thank you both for what you do it

1:16:08

is important and it does make a

1:16:09

difference anonymous

1:16:11

it anonymous look at him Timm Timm

1:16:15

nonnamous not synonymous sorry thanks

1:16:19

Ian Larsson in New Zealand yeah he I

1:16:25

will take a quick look at the email

1:16:27

because I did not search I'm thinking

1:16:29

two hundred and fifty five dollars no

1:16:33

that's that's dollars dollar said now

1:16:36

there's no no upgrade or anything you

1:16:38

must have he must have come in with 300

1:16:40

New Zealand Duckett's isn't there a rule

1:16:45

for Australia and New Zealand well what

1:16:49

is the what is the New Zealand dollar at

1:16:51

right now not good what is the betcha

1:16:55

300 New Zealand shekels is 255 dollars

1:17:00

so he may be an executive producers too

1:17:04

that's what I'm thinking I just want to

1:17:06

make sure but I think that that sounds

1:17:08

about right cuz it's it's being it's

1:17:10

depressed over there well I do have I

1:17:16

was hoping some of the trolls would do

1:17:18

the calculations I got I got I got it

1:17:20

yeah he said unknown and I do have it ah

1:17:23

good oh well that was Tim Larsson no

1:17:27

it's 255 no I got the 260 684 oh I don't

1:17:32

know now I'm confused

1:17:35

here's a note from Tim that was Tim

1:17:42

nonnamous no that was a different guy

1:17:47

notes it's 66 66 down under bucks for to

1:17:52

the dollar so yeah he'll be an executive

1:17:55

producer well I can't read this other

1:17:57

note in the meantime okay just a 266 84

1:18:00

note in the morning first I would like

1:18:03

to apologize for my permit my penmanship

1:18:05

a strange hybrid of pay part of people

1:18:11

capital league it's unreadable this

1:18:13

donation represents 1% of my oh this is

1:18:16

good note

1:18:18

$266 in 84 cents this is the one from

1:18:21

Tim yeah the anonymous one is some other

1:18:24

guy sorry I'm sorry it's okay this is

1:18:29

this is worth listening to this donation

1:18:32

of 260 6.84 represents 1% of my gross

1:18:36

income for 2019 so far Wow so he's made

1:18:41

that would be at a hundred to it so he's

1:18:45

up to he'll case 26th I was at 26 26

1:18:50

$260,000 it sounds like wow I have been

1:18:53

a douche bag for a long time and I feel

1:18:56

something of any karma I need some karma

1:18:59

since I don't started listening in the

1:19:02

days before number 33 listen to the

1:19:06

grand and when Freddie he was there when

1:19:09

Freddie the firewall was introduced no

1:19:18

no one mentions that no I'm an

1:19:21

information security dude named dude

1:19:25

named Tim I prefer to be called cyber

1:19:29

security but for me and cyber kids and

1:19:32

lured bad memories of the disgusting 90s

1:19:36

is something about the chatroom goes on

1:19:40

was mumbling some more stuff I made my

1:19:43

final payment towards my student loan

1:19:45

back in June so expect more frequent

1:19:48

contributions maybe was making good

1:19:50

money he says I can afford to match my

1:19:54

10%

1:19:55

tithing contribution to the Church of

1:19:57

Jesus of Latter day Saints is a Mormon

1:19:59

Mormon who can't write it does not have

1:20:02

a good handwriting that's very unusual

1:20:03

regarding Adams the Adams says Adams

1:20:07

claim that the church owns ancestry.com

1:20:11

that is not true it does have a

1:20:14

partnership with ancestry for sharing

1:20:17

genealogy but does not have the

1:20:19

ownership interest this is a long time

1:20:21

ago and we did correct it at the time

1:20:22

but they definitely have an interest and

1:20:25

if you must give us some trauma give it

1:20:27

to my stepfather he has an eternal he

1:20:31

hasn't

1:20:32

internal disease with blocked arteries

1:20:35

and his on his foot needs good health

1:20:37

thank you Tim we get some karma and does

1:20:40

he need a deducing that I understand

1:20:42

that it's his first I mean it seems like

1:20:44

he does but he's gonna die you've been

1:20:49

deduced you've got karma just crazy on

1:20:55

the Karma today so 384 New Zealand

1:20:59

Duckett's is 255 US dollars that's Ian

1:21:05

Larson yes now that didn't come in as a

1:21:10

check so that came in PayPal I do not

1:21:11

have a anything but we'll make him an

1:21:14

executive producer as that is the rule

1:21:16

for down under dollars right okay

1:21:24

brother

1:21:25

we pronounced that in the Netherlands we

1:21:27

call it Dodi Oh Dody de Jong Dodi do

1:21:31

young the young and Rosendahl yeah

1:21:33

Rosenthal exactly I do not have a note

1:21:45

from Dodi but it's a social executive

1:21:49

producer ship thank you very much

1:21:51

Dodi from Rosendahl I have one from

1:21:54

March 26 2019 No oh that's from Peter

1:21:58

not from no that's Peter different did

1:22:00

you go on not Dodi okay it's probably I

1:22:03

don't know is that a male or females

1:22:04

that is typically male Dodi mm-hmm it's

1:22:08

like Dodi from Princess Diana exam this

1:22:12

is the Dutch spelling okay

1:22:15

all right now we have they do have a

1:22:19

note here I believe yeah this is just a

1:22:24

quick note thanking this is a Scott

1:22:26

McKay

1:22:27

uh and he came at a st. Mary's Ontario

1:22:31

to 37:59 I believe this is also $300 in

1:22:37

Canadian Canadian money we're really on

1:22:40

the way he sent it into 30 no it's not

1:22:42

nevermind he's it's not it does go up

1:22:46

um this goes down so three dollars in

1:22:50

Canadian would be it doesn't go up it's

1:22:52

the same thing with our New Zealand guy

1:22:54

it doesn't go up it goes down

1:22:58

yeah I don't know what the hell you're

1:23:00

talking about but the way I was in other

1:23:02

words in Larson's were is donations

1:23:04

about 200 bucks and so is Scots

1:23:08

you know I think I know these numbers

1:23:12

are US dollars on the spreadsheet

1:23:14

correct no they're the dollars that

1:23:17

showed up on the in this case in the

1:23:20

check the check came in okay that's why

1:23:23

I was confused okay gotcha

1:23:26

now it's pot yeah you're right I think

1:23:28

the en thing would go up okay this is

1:23:30

confusing people yeah no thank you need

1:23:34

staff for your thank you for your

1:23:36

courage health karma to my daughter nice

1:23:40

and employee okay you've got karma Bobby

1:23:50

curial two hundred twenty two dollars

1:23:52

and 22 cents in the morning and Aloha

1:23:56

gents Bobby from the Big Island of

1:23:58

Hawaii here wanting to show my gratitude

1:24:01

the ability to be grateful for what I

1:24:03

have has been exacerbated since I moved

1:24:08

to an island with such abundance and the

1:24:10

absolute best water on the planet which

1:24:15

island is he on oh he's on the Big

1:24:16

Island Hawaii tested racist my-my boss

1:24:24

whom we referred to as Jeff pastor ray

1:24:28

Oh Jeff II I don't know good pink Jeff

1:24:30

that's the way last week and it was only

1:24:32

not only unexpected but left more

1:24:34

questions than answers my request jobs

1:24:36

karma but there's several employees of a

1:24:38

new Mamaki tea farm huh look up that

1:24:43

Mamaki see what that is and then myself

1:24:45

to continued Jeff's vision Accord Jeffy

1:24:49

I would like to know what it takes to

1:24:52

get a Jeffy scream like Mueller noose

1:24:54

Nussbaum etc its and dedicate that

1:24:59

him in addition I'd like a random a

1:25:01

gesture Miche Maxon I think he means al

1:25:05

sharpton but he's saying at Jesse

1:25:08

Jackson somehow Jesse SHM accent yeah

1:25:11

mom I'm looking to my knighting Aloha to

1:25:14

you and what you do okay we we may I

1:25:18

talk to the Fletcher about this we may

1:25:21

read it we just to do this about five

1:25:22

years ago we instituted a you could buy

1:25:27

a fresh out uh-huh

1:25:30

and I visit was expensive I think it was

1:25:32

three hundred bucks or something oh it's

1:25:34

quite a pricey scream we did quite well

1:25:38

for that promotion okay do it again well

1:25:43

you talk to Fletcher about that in the

1:25:44

meantime Mamaki

1:25:46

tea is an all-natural decaffeinated

1:25:49

herbal tea from Hawaii and I can't

1:25:52

really there's a lot of Mamaki links

1:25:54

that I'm seeing here so I'm not sure if

1:25:56

the VAM Aki farm oh it looks like they

1:25:59

might sell on Amazon actually hmmm yeah

1:26:03

interesting

1:26:04

you learn something on this show every

1:26:06

single day we learned something new I

1:26:07

love that okay so he needs a little a

1:26:09

little bit of rev owl and a jobs karma

1:26:17

crown all day too we are watching that

1:26:21

was upturned General Eric Holder a

1:26:24

biddies about some Republicans at halls

1:26:29

are already beating the drums of war

1:26:32

today the Pentagon refuted that and he

1:26:35

said the American people do not want him

1:26:39

to quote literally they do not want him

1:26:42

dribbling his thoughts jobs jobs jobs

1:26:45

and jobs let's vote for job

1:26:50

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1:26:52

MSNBC pays him a lot more money than

1:26:54

either one of us make oh yeah well he's

1:26:57

the Rev Bobby curial comes up next 200

1:27:00

$22.22 in the morning know that we just

1:27:03

had oh I'm sorry just did curial he was

1:27:05

the one in Hawaii Aloha Mahalo vanden

1:27:10

Heuvel oh you sales guy you you oh man I

1:27:15

haven't heard from him in a while Marcin

1:27:18

yes Madison Marcin you got MRSA MRSA you

1:27:22

know over 13 years I've now been

1:27:23

listening to both DSC and No Agenda

1:27:25

you're still doing that

1:27:26

no a via the show's I get in touch and

1:27:29

meet many nice people

1:27:30

the last old Trek meetup was great as

1:27:34

well I brought my 14 year old daughter

1:27:36

along it is the meeting we missed along

1:27:38

and we had quality time together

1:27:40

valuable talks on many different topics

1:27:43

and she met a group of people who were

1:27:45

open-minded and have the ability to

1:27:47

converse respectfully thanks for all you

1:27:51

do and for being a part of my life sales

1:27:54

guy you poop yeah he's been a supporter

1:27:58

of the show he was early early listener

1:28:00

one of the first listeners to the daily

1:28:02

source code when podcasting just started

1:28:04

so nice to hear from you you thank you

1:28:06

very much and congratulations on

1:28:08

bringing you I think I remember when she

1:28:10

was born I think I remembered I do

1:28:13

nuts is that let me give you some karma

1:28:22

there and yeah consider having your

1:28:24

child do a sad testimonial for us but

1:28:28

she's old like 10 year olds not 14 14

1:28:33

just a mature woman okay John we'll cut

1:28:35

this part out of the show the Epstein

1:28:45

segment is next we're not there yet give

1:28:47

me some room of course she wasn't pastor

1:28:54

Patrick comer $200 best line from the

1:28:56

last show he says we don't have a felon

1:29:00

in the White House we have a dementia

1:29:03

patient in the witness stand another

1:29:05

zinger from the No Agenda show yeah

1:29:10

we're so on you that was your quote oh

1:29:12

really

1:29:13

yeah well there you go we're so

1:29:14

underappreciated well as artists in the

1:29:18

quote books or AZ quotes or anything we

1:29:21

got plenty of material it's unbelievable

1:29:25

we have our great group of nice and and

1:29:29

our great group of producers and

1:29:30

executive producers and producers for

1:29:33

the no agenda showing we want to thank

1:29:34

the execs and the associate executive

1:29:36

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1:29:38

and these titles that we hand out that's

1:29:40

not just willy-nilly there's actual

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entertainment titles that are recognized

1:29:45

internationally and will vouch for you

1:29:48

if anyone wants to know so you are

1:29:49

either an executive producer of the No

1:29:51

Agenda show episode 11:59 or you're an

1:29:54

associate executive producer either way

1:29:55

it looks good

1:29:57

it appears to help people get jobs

1:29:59

it.you can pick up people with it yeah

1:30:01

guys girls like just so you know I'm

1:30:03

producer oh really

1:30:04

only I can find an unknown producer for

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a podcast you'd be surprised

1:30:14

actually where's your house can I get in

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your car you're all over the map with it

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today we will we've got a couple

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knighting Zand as you heard there we

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1:31:19

ooh oh maybe we should do little brexit

1:31:24

[Music]

1:31:35

it's kind of a general UK jingle we have

1:31:37

now I'm liking it mr. Bojan yeah you

1:31:40

know that's Sir Chris Wilson

1:31:41

you know this the guy is unstoppable yes

1:31:45

unstoppable I need to go to Australia if

1:31:47

only to meet with him

1:31:50

you guys can produce a material oh you

1:31:53

know you're right we just do both keeper

1:31:56

and I are talking about it we really

1:31:57

want to go and it's it's on the books

1:32:01

for as soon as we can but yeah I can

1:32:04

just a matter we need three days just to

1:32:06

hang with Chris we could probably

1:32:10

produce some stuff make sure you get

1:32:11

some people to come by I mean you'd

1:32:13

Sarah over there she wants to do some

1:32:15

voice work for those really Sarah the

1:32:18

Sarah Dame Sarah Harris the famous Dame

1:32:20

Sarah she's very famous she's super

1:32:25

famous she runs that morning show I

1:32:27

think we even had a clip of her doing

1:32:29

something silly at least and these days

1:32:31

she even tweets at us from time to time

1:32:33

which I find I'm like she does yeah

1:32:36

that's risky she's risking her

1:32:40

reputation

1:32:41

all right thinking Australia you know

1:32:51

whatever yes okay because I was teased a

1:33:01

little brexit chitchat that's why I

1:33:03

started off the newsletter and I can end

1:33:05

it with nothing well what I don't have

1:33:08

clips per se but there are a couple of

1:33:11

things going on first of all in general

1:33:15

the expectation now is that Boris

1:33:18

Johnson the new prime minister of the

1:33:20

United Kingdom's of Gitmo nation east

1:33:22

his going is driving hard towards a No

1:33:26

Deal brexit and they're operating as

1:33:29

such he fired half of the the the

1:33:33

cabinet I guess and he's rehired

1:33:35

everybody and they're bringing him in

1:33:37

there turbocharging the No Deal brexit

1:33:39

and in a surprising move well maybe not

1:33:44

to us he has hired Dominic Cummings

1:33:47

as an advisor to the Prime Minister

1:33:49

Dominic Cummings featured in the movie

1:33:52

about brexit this is the guy who drove

1:33:56

the nose ago that was the guy that get

1:33:59

to make it happen go yes the guy with

1:34:01

the L goes the guy with the with the

1:34:03

with the face bags with your idea yeah

1:34:05

so he hired him I guess he's going to be

1:34:08

the he'll probably be doing marketing in

1:34:11

PR it is seen as not just controversial

1:34:15

it is dangerous how's it dangerous well

1:34:18

today it was confirmed that Dominic

1:34:20

Cummings has been officially hired by

1:34:21

our new prime minister as an adviser in

1:34:23

number 10 the BBC's Laura cruising Berg

1:34:26

tweeted that the appointment was

1:34:28

controversial but it's not just

1:34:30

controversial it's dangerous even more

1:34:33

so than Boris Johnson becoming Prime

1:34:35

Minister this shift in tone dangerous

1:34:38

get to that this shift in tone leaves

1:34:40

liberals like me and this was from The

1:34:42

Guardian no cheese no doubt we are now

1:34:45

in a battle for the very future of our

1:34:48

democracy here comes let us remind

1:34:51

ourselves of what Dominic coming stands

1:34:54

for dramatic music made famous for

1:34:56

masterminding the leave campaign

1:34:59

immortalized by Benedict Cumberbatch in

1:35:02

a channel 4 drama this is a man who

1:35:05

commentators described as either an

1:35:06

eccentric or evil genius he's

1:35:10

responsible for the iconic 350 million

1:35:14

pound a week busts slogan the lie that

1:35:16

Turkish immigrants were ready to join

1:35:18

the EU and flood our borders with kebabs

1:35:21

and cheap labor and fined by the

1:35:23

Electoral Commission for illegally

1:35:25

spending in the 2016 referendum lies are

1:35:28

his currency at his own admission

1:35:30

accuracy is for snake-oil pussies so

1:35:35

there's like that's apparently his

1:35:37

intention maybe wasn't in a coil pussies

1:35:42

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1:35:44

now so I have a kind of boots on the

1:35:48

ground report from our friends in the UK

1:35:51

whose Mimi's best friend Teresa and

1:35:54

might never heard this super famous

1:35:57

rocker that is

1:35:59

known for his harmonica and Bob Dylan

1:36:05

mitt Gaiman used to work with Ian Dury

1:36:09

and stick me slowly hit me quick yeah so

1:36:16

the word over there is that Trump is

1:36:20

going is studying the NHS closely to

1:36:26

bring it to the United States ha that's

1:36:31

what I said really Yeah right and then

1:36:37

somehow it gets convoluted to to add an

1:36:40

additional little dimension to it which

1:36:42

is somehow he's also going to take over

1:36:45

the NHS in in the UK because you see and

1:36:50

I'll say that you see him and Johnson

1:36:53

are like tight they're really tight

1:36:56

everybody knows that the two of them

1:36:57

were just hanging out all the time yeah

1:36:58

even though I see no evidence of this

1:37:01

and they're gonna do gonna kind of sell

1:37:05

out the UK to the United States and what

1:37:07

are we shape or fly by taking their NHS

1:37:10

I don't know that's the all they know

1:37:13

and it's just like there's you know

1:37:15

because their papers over there is bad

1:37:17

or worse than ours their information is

1:37:19

shoddy the NHS is such an expensive

1:37:23

program granted you're the only pay five

1:37:27

dollars for no matter that is your copay

1:37:29

for everything no matter what it is for

1:37:31

for medication because I was in the

1:37:33

system but I also remember Cristina

1:37:37

dislocated her knee and as she was you

1:37:41

know developing woman at the time she

1:37:42

was in you know in high school and it

1:37:46

actually happened again and so we said

1:37:47

shoot you know let's go get a scam and

1:37:51

they said sure come back in eight weeks

1:37:54

and I'm like well well it seems kind of

1:37:58

like no there's a waiting list just it's

1:38:00

not priority and and don't run in the

1:38:02

meantime but thanks so I took her

1:38:04

private I paid for it

1:38:06

and we walked into the same place there

1:38:08

was no one there they were just sitting

1:38:10

around

1:38:11

they took my five thousand

1:38:13

and did the scan the next day so it's

1:38:16

not a very efficient system it doesn't

1:38:19

seem to sounds like a crock of crap to

1:38:21

me yeah so now we had multiple

1:38:24

experiences with NHS an emergency

1:38:28

appendectomy did get taken care of

1:38:31

pretty quickly well that's a plus but

1:38:35

you know otherwise I don't know it's see

1:38:39

ya when you socialize the medicine the

1:38:42

healthcare to that degree you can get

1:38:44

waiting lists and prioritization it's

1:38:46

the only way it can work and that's what

1:38:51

you yourself just proved it that's not

1:38:53

how it don't wait can work because you

1:38:56

waltzed into the place there was nobody

1:38:58

there

1:38:58

they're just slacking off they're

1:39:00

featherbedding they're screwing this is

1:39:03

corruption this needs to be fixed well

1:39:06

maybe that's what the president is

1:39:07

studying I think I don't know if he's

1:39:10

studying anything but doesn't that

1:39:12

sounds like fear mongering to me a lot

1:39:17

of people don't like Johnson they're

1:39:18

trying to push first another general

1:39:21

election that's the big thing I was

1:39:23

talking and moanin and groanin about and

1:39:26

if they can get that to happen of course

1:39:28

that would put Faraj and i think he

1:39:30

would probably just totally kick ass if

1:39:33

he because his little brexit party is

1:39:36

very popular I'm even more convinced

1:39:40

than I was on on Thursday that Johnson

1:39:43

is not going to lead the country to

1:39:45

brexit I still think a new referendum

1:39:48

will be in order

1:39:49

and I don't know what the mechanism why

1:39:52

that will happen but at just Johnson

1:39:53

doesn't I don't think he even really

1:39:55

wants I think he's just talking a big

1:39:57

game I don't think his heart is in

1:39:59

brexit I have no proof it's just what I

1:40:04

missed the smell test with this guy and

1:40:06

his odd background and I don't know I

1:40:09

had a very strange character yeah I'm

1:40:12

just not so sure I have a feeling he may

1:40:15

bring it to another another referendum

1:40:18

that's the European way they're still in

1:40:20

the European Union that's the way

1:40:22

who's the one who's been promoting this

1:40:25

idea both of us both of us we've been

1:40:28

promoting this ever since the Lisbon

1:40:29

Treaty yeah okay I bet if they do a hard

1:40:36

brexit which is again neither one of us

1:40:38

believes that will happen but if they do

1:40:40

I think it'll collapse the stock market

1:40:43

everywhere or just there's everywhere

1:40:46

nice it'd only be assured by the dips

1:40:50

it'll be a flutter by the dips you know

1:40:54

what I was looking for the reverend al

1:40:57

teleprompter thing for the donation

1:40:59

segment i came across a clip from 2015

1:41:03

called reverend owl calls titled

1:41:07

reverend al calls for the federalized

1:41:10

police is twenty seconds can we just

1:41:11

give it a listen

1:41:12

yes as we were talking about it in the

1:41:18

twentieth century at the fight states

1:41:20

rights and to get the right to vote we

1:41:23

got to fight states rights in terms of

1:41:25

closing down from these cases police

1:41:27

must be held accountable I don't think I

1:41:31

don't think most of them though you said

1:41:35

it right there in the beginning so what

1:41:38

what makes these people think that a

1:41:41

federal police department runs

1:41:45

centralized from Washington DC with no

1:41:47

real interest in any of the states or in

1:41:50

what states are like or what they you

1:41:51

know what kind of barbecue they eat what

1:41:54

makes them think that that would be

1:41:55

better than the local people policing

1:41:59

themselves when all they talk about in

1:42:01

when it comes to like even policing

1:42:04

within New York

1:42:04

oh I we want the community to police us

1:42:07

we want more black cops we want

1:42:09

community community community policing

1:42:12

my god okay make up your minds do you

1:42:14

want community policing or federal

1:42:16

policing I think they wanted out

1:42:17

remember he's not speaking for himself

1:42:20

he's a known identified FBI informant so

1:42:23

you know who's he's speaking on behalf

1:42:25

of someone that's a good point though

1:42:27

he's speaking on behalf of the federal

1:42:29

police

1:42:29

the

1:42:30

bi is a ineffective version of federal

1:42:33

police centralized power he wants to be

1:42:36

a part of it that's this game that's

1:42:38

it's the globalist way next we'll have

1:42:40

global police the global police force

1:42:42

standby citizen yeah well that's the

1:42:50

problem now you bring up an old clip I

1:42:52

have a retrospect respective of ten

1:42:55

years ago today clips this is something

1:42:59

we can only do on a Sunday I like it

1:43:01

it's as ten years ago today mm-hmm what

1:43:04

do you mean we can only do it on a

1:43:05

Sunday

1:43:05

I'm just making shit up here I'm feeling

1:43:10

just a remind people what was going on

1:43:13

ten years ago on the No Agenda show and

1:43:17

the kind of things that we were

1:43:18

discussing so this is 2009 Barack Obama

1:43:22

was in office I was I presume was in San

1:43:27

Francisco or still shuttle back and

1:43:29

forth between London no no I think

1:43:32

you're in San Francisco at 2009 okay

1:43:34

yeah pretty sure all right but let's

1:43:37

listen today I'm gonna be mixed up there

1:43:40

we'll first start with the top of the

1:43:41

list which is swine flu was a big D this

1:43:44

by the way was the measles year too but

1:43:46

they also have swine flu for remember we

1:43:49

poo pooed the whole swine flu phenomenon

1:43:51

us some sort of scam we didn't know what

1:43:53

it was but let's listen to a clip

1:43:56

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1:43:58

they should stay home from school for

1:44:01

seven days at least if it looks like

1:44:03

they have swine flu and people who are

1:44:05

sick should actually wear masks at home

1:44:07

also wash your hands often and sneeze

1:44:10

and cough into your sleeve not your hand

1:44:12

the vaccines are also going to be

1:44:14

available but you must get one for the

1:44:16

seasonal flu and a separate one for the

1:44:18

swine flu which is two shots will be

1:44:21

gearing up for on-site vaccination

1:44:23

programs in probably about 40 schools in

1:44:26

Contra Costa will be doing drive-through

1:44:29

vaccine programs for the public in

1:44:32

shopping centers beginning in November

1:44:34

in the meantime the health department's

1:44:37

are working with each other and the

1:44:38

school districts to track absences if

1:44:41

another kid gets it then we'll just

1:44:42

bring him home and he'll be funny I

1:44:45

think I think a lot of the media if you

1:44:48

put that back frighten a lot of the

1:44:50

media around it has been around the fear

1:44:52

of what it might be as opposed to what

1:44:54

the flu turned out to be it turns out

1:44:56

the swine flu isn't more dangerous than

1:44:58

the seasonal flu but it's also here to

1:45:00

stay won't be going away we expect its

1:45:03

we coming back in the fall with larger

1:45:06

numbers what we hope is that it doesn't

1:45:08

come back with more severity Lisa James

1:45:12

CBS 5 and wash your hands after touching

1:45:14

any raw meat now you hear that in there

1:45:18

which part it's deer to stay so every

1:45:22

year the flu is oh yeah and where and

1:45:24

where is it it came and went two years

1:45:26

ago no one even talked about it yeah CBS

1:45:32

reporter

1:45:33

I had the swine flu you recall oh yeah

1:45:36

you did and I coughed and I stopped

1:45:40

although when you're on the show you son

1:45:42

this is one of the amazing things I will

1:45:45

give you credit for this you're such a

1:45:47

pro dead and I will tell the public dis

1:45:51

you have been sick as a dog

1:45:53

but when you hit the show hey boom you

1:45:58

sound perfect well thank you for at

1:46:00

least giving me credit for something yes

1:46:03

you need credit for that I give you

1:46:05

credit for something you also better

1:46:08

hair than I do I would never say that

1:46:10

yeah yeah sure okay here we go now this

1:46:13

now we're back back in 20 2009 tell me

1:46:17

if this joke

1:46:18

this kind of homophobic joke by one of

1:46:21

the great liberals of television who

1:46:25

could even be told today by anybody with

1:46:27

everybody night because especially

1:46:29

somebody like Trump but let's this is

1:46:31

the second clip which is inflatable

1:46:33

Anderson Cooper I don't know if this has

1:46:38

anything to do with the Gay Pride Week

1:46:40

but here in New York City maybe even

1:46:41

notice this that all the street vendors

1:46:43

are selling inflatable Anderson Cooper's

1:46:47

[Music]

1:46:50

I don't know if it does or not hey you

1:46:53

know around 9 o'clock which is about an

1:46:59

hour before we go to bed I'll always

1:47:01

flip on the TV land and Two and a Half

1:47:03

Men which I think they made 8000

1:47:06

episodes the most homophobic

1:47:10

misogynistic jokes ever I can't believe

1:47:12

that it's allowed to be on television at

1:47:15

all and it's funny the jokes are

1:47:19

incredibly dirty that too yeah yeah and

1:47:23

it goes then you have oh yes great ok

1:47:27

changed in a decade we have to imagine

1:47:31

we had trumpet you know trying to make

1:47:33

amends with North Korea this is where we

1:47:36

were with North Korea in 2009 just a

1:47:38

mere 10 years ago this is the Hawaii

1:47:40

clip oh I remember

1:47:42

also tonight American warships are

1:47:44

tracking a North Korean vessel off the

1:47:46

coast of China that may be carrying

1:47:48

illegal weapons meantime the Pentagon is

1:47:51

beating up our missile defense system to

1:47:53

protect Hawaii from a North Korean

1:47:56

missile attack a Japanese newspaper

1:47:58

reports the North may be planning to

1:48:00

test fire another missile this one aimed

1:48:03

at Hawaii on the 4th of July most

1:48:06

analysts doubt that it could reach the

1:48:07

islands but Defense Secretary Robert

1:48:09

Gates isn't taking any chances

1:48:11

deploying a giant radar and missile

1:48:13

interceptors to the Hawaiian Islands

1:48:15

yeah didn't it turn out that all that

1:48:17

was just a bunch of fear-mongering

1:48:19

bullcrap yes now our president the

1:48:23

taxpayers millions and now our president

1:48:26

just walks across the Demilitarized Zone

1:48:28

hey bro how you doing

1:48:29

and no no more testing and hmm

1:48:34

unbelievable there was only 2 years ago

1:48:37

when I was in yeah 2 years ago I was in

1:48:39

Europe and people were so afraid you

1:48:41

remember I reported on it we're really

1:48:43

afraid of this North Korea Kim Jong Un's

1:48:45

gonna blow us up yeah it's crazy this is

1:48:50

interesting I think the reason I said we

1:48:52

can only do it on Sundays is you don't

1:48:55

wanna be doing it every show no no no no

1:48:58

no I don't mean it that way because

1:49:01

it's just hard to get quality well

1:49:04

forget quality reporting to get any

1:49:07

clips from Thursday to Sunday

1:49:09

it's either stuff we've been tracking

1:49:10

throughout the week you know we can go

1:49:12

in-depth in a few other areas I like to

1:49:17

do a little business

1:49:19

that's good sybiz like a side gig but it

1:49:23

gives us a little perspective idea is to

1:49:25

give us perspective and to show what

1:49:27

this show has been about since day one

1:49:29

less day a hundred yeah let's go to this

1:49:35

one that this is the classic to me is

1:49:37

one of the great clips ever collected

1:49:40

and this one is the cuz they just try

1:49:44

everything everything and this is ten

1:49:46

years ago mind you this is the fat

1:49:48

people clip kit dough on why researchers

1:49:51

say obesity is bad for the environment

1:49:55

obesity and global warming both heavy

1:49:58

topics now linked by a new study from

1:50:00

the London School of Hygiene and

1:50:02

Tropical Medicine it says people who

1:50:04

weigh more tend to drive more and eat

1:50:07

more and all that food it shipped on

1:50:09

average 1,500 miles from words grown to

1:50:12

your plate fat people researchers

1:50:14

contend are killing the planet more so

1:50:16

than those worth in they would be if you

1:50:23

played that for who I was that CBS who

1:50:24

did that that was the local CBS

1:50:27

affiliate oh they would be so

1:50:28

embarrassed if they heard that today fat

1:50:30

shaming body shaming it's just

1:50:33

unbelievable it was one of the swings

1:50:36

for the fences that the global warmest a

1:50:38

mutant empted thinking that maybe this

1:50:41

will work go on a diet you're killing

1:50:44

the earth we should bring that one back

1:50:46

I like it

1:50:46

the main thing nowadays is to just wish

1:50:49

the eighteen months we're all gonna die

1:50:51

yeah I know this is another Jim that's

1:50:55

right Jim all right the last one it

1:50:58

turns out to be more of an enigma and

1:51:00

this was a clip that I pulled and I

1:51:03

don't know if you even played this one

1:51:04

on the show but this is something that

1:51:06

Democrats have to kind of kind of deal

1:51:09

with it seems to me and then out I did

1:51:11

kicker to it is I'll discuss at the end

1:51:14

which is this

1:51:15

from from a American experience on the

1:51:17

kennedys done by not NPR but PBS Kennedy

1:51:22

carried Wisconsin but he did lose key

1:51:24

Protestant districts and the next

1:51:26

contest was at an overwhelmingly

1:51:28

Protestant state West Virginia to win

1:51:32

there Kennedy would have to confront the

1:51:33

religious issue at every public

1:51:35

appearance senator Kennedy

1:51:37

how can we stop the religious issues

1:51:40

that keep coming up to confuse the

1:51:42

public

1:51:46

think that oh I don't mind I must say

1:51:51

that we shouldn't do because it's a I am

1:51:54

running for the Presidency which is a

1:51:56

powerful office getting great power

1:51:58

under the Constitution and it is a

1:52:00

matter of concern to a good many people

1:52:02

in the best way to get a tax it seems to

1:52:04

me is to ask the question openly West

1:52:07

Virginia was not only Protestant it was

1:52:09

notoriously corrupt once again the

1:52:12

Kennedys left nothing to chance I tell

1:52:14

the story about Eddie Ford Eddie Ford

1:52:16

went out there pocketful of money you

1:52:18

see a sheriff in the state of the

1:52:20

sheriff sheriff I'm from Chicago I'm on

1:52:23

my way self I love this young Kennedy

1:52:25

boy he can help this nation my god he's

1:52:28

got the feeling for it you know he he'll

1:52:30

do things for West Virginia I'll tell

1:52:33

you what he said his 3,000 I his 5,000

1:52:36

he said you carry your village for him

1:52:39

or your dyrdek Audi for him and I'll

1:52:42

give you a little reward I'm where I'm

1:52:44

on my way back FBI wiretaps would later

1:52:47

show that underworld figures said to

1:52:50

have old ties to Joe Kennedy were also

1:52:52

distributing funds on behalf of the

1:52:54

Kennedy campaign Kennedy won West

1:52:57

Virginia and all of the primaries hmm

1:53:01

yeah there you go there's your measure

1:53:06

virtues signaling or Democrats yeah a

1:53:09

nutshell so I looked into this this is

1:53:11

actually from this show was actually

1:53:13

broadcast in 1992 huh and most of this

1:53:18

information is long forgotten huh so

1:53:22

well first of all thank you that was a

1:53:26

nice a nice little segment I like that

1:53:28

and we should do that more often

1:53:31

we'll do it every Sunday until things

1:53:33

loosen up well that reminds me of this

1:53:37

clip that I brought along regarding

1:53:39

climate change this I think when the we

1:53:42

only have 18 more months to go before we

1:53:44

die a story came out which was

1:53:46

propagated by the BBC I mean it's not

1:53:48

just some origin uh well let me see I

1:53:53

have it here

1:53:56

mmm green New Deal what's the rush all

1:54:01

of a sudden we don't do something in 18

1:54:05

yeah this is not gonna work out for them

1:54:06

that's a good there's something in 18

1:54:08

months we got a start well when is what

1:54:11

is the 2020 election is that about 18

1:54:15

months from now yeah but even so what's

1:54:18

a good wasn't gonna think we're gonna

1:54:20

change their vote cuz of this nonsense

1:54:22

well so they can chat it up and

1:54:23

countdown to Armageddon we only have 16

1:54:27

months 15 months and Counting thirteen

1:54:31

months and Counting destruction is

1:54:33

impossible yeah that would to me would

1:54:35

be a Hail Mary well well yeah at this

1:54:38

point look I've seen it all you've seen

1:54:41

it all I don't put anything past anybody

1:54:43

this was doing the rounds in regards to

1:54:46

that so it's not brand-new I think it

1:54:49

was a year ago maybe these four climate

1:54:51

scientists are on a panel and they

1:54:53

discussed the following report I just

1:54:55

want to read saying that they should

1:54:56

read this at the climate summit I think

1:54:58

they should really read this today to

1:55:00

describe what's going on and this is

1:55:02

from a reliable source American leader

1:55:04

logic citing monthly weather review

1:55:06

publication that the Arctic Ocean is

1:55:08

warming up icebergs are growing scarce

1:55:11

or in some places the seals are finding

1:55:13

the water too hot according to a report

1:55:15

by the commerce department at Bergen

1:55:17

Norway reports from fishermen see

1:55:19

hunters explorers all over point to

1:55:21

radical change in climate conditions why

1:55:23

aren't they reading this and hitherto

1:55:25

unheard of temperatures in the Arctic

1:55:26

zone exploration expeditions reports

1:55:30

scarcely any ice as far north as 81

1:55:33

degrees soundings show the Gulf Stream

1:55:35

very warm masses of ice have been

1:55:37

replaced by more rains of Earth and

1:55:39

stones and it goes on and on within a

1:55:42

few years it's predicted that due to the

1:55:44

ice melt the sea will rise and make most

1:55:46

coastal cities uninhabitable what year

1:55:49

was that written oh oh that's right I'm

1:55:50

sorry

1:55:51

this is 1922 this is November in 1922

1:55:56

and this is real this is not urban

1:55:58

legend I know it's an old gag but

1:56:01

the problem is that the one guy do you

1:56:03

know jumped on the punchline which was

1:56:06

too bad but that is a verbatim reading

1:56:09

and I like that he just shows you some

1:56:13

of the insanity it's the same it's the

1:56:14

same as playing these older clips holy

1:56:17

crap what happened to us in ten short

1:56:19

years yeah I did that I had a thing in

1:56:25

the newsletter I think it was similar to

1:56:27

that what that guy just read and it was

1:56:29

from the late 18-hundreds person yeah we

1:56:32

have that this is always going on and

1:56:34

then we had the period in the 70s where

1:56:36

we're gonna have a Ice Age and that

1:56:40

didn't work out this frighten people

1:56:41

enough and so they backed off so Ilan

1:56:44

Omar we've been tracking her a little

1:56:46

bit does this come controversy as she is

1:56:49

a I think she's the leader of the squad

1:56:52

at this point and I think she's pushed

1:56:54

aoc aside and AOC is she's gonna have to

1:56:56

disassociate or go down in flames I

1:56:58

think you're right about that yeah it's

1:57:00

probably not smart and I I saw the body

1:57:02

language already you know and this is

1:57:03

she has a very different style than than

1:57:07

Omar she's Bors she has a geog that's

1:57:11

because Omar's more of a puppet and boy

1:57:14

yeah OSI is more of a POC is a puppet of

1:57:20

the of the Justice Democrats in that one

1:57:22

guy yeah so she doesn't have the

1:57:24

self-confidence that Omar has Omar you

1:57:27

exude self-confidence you really think

1:57:29

she's hot shit well I don't know if you

1:57:32

saw this thread a lot of people

1:57:33

supported this to me it's from the Imam

1:57:35

of peace who was a real guy Imam man hi

1:57:41

Keaney I think his name is and he posted

1:57:44

this thread on Twitter and it's about

1:57:47

Ilan Omar and now what is going on right

1:57:51

now is there's a lot of question and a

1:57:54

lot of investigation going on as to her

1:57:58

committing immigration fraud tax fraud

1:58:01

by essentially marrying her brother

1:58:05

bringing him in legally then divorcing

1:58:08

him and you know then you know filing

1:58:11

joint taxes with the guy she wasn't

1:58:12

married to

1:58:13

a lot of problems which I think yeah

1:58:16

most people will leave alone however

1:58:19

this guy the Imam of peace which and I

1:58:22

got a lot of people talking about this

1:58:23

post of the following I have sources for

1:58:26

what I will say their solid rock

1:58:27

authentic many officials were

1:58:29

criticizing me for making this public

1:58:30

but I have a duty to do so the public

1:58:32

needs to know I understand the potential

1:58:34

consequences of this threat and I accept

1:58:36

them I'm willing to go to the fullest

1:58:37

extent with this matter even if I'm

1:58:39

required to testify in Congress this is

1:58:41

the beginning of the uncovering of what

1:58:42

could be a giant scandal the sensitive

1:58:45

details of this matter will be shared in

1:58:46

private upon request this congresswoman

1:58:49

has confirmed to the above group of

1:58:50

Qataris that the recent investigations

1:58:53

into her cases will not end well for her

1:58:55

they also fear that she's in trouble now

1:58:58

they are coming after several coming

1:59:00

after several people I am one of those

1:59:01

people and their plan is as follows this

1:59:04

congresswoman talking about Ilan Omar

1:59:06

told the group of Qatari officials who

1:59:08

have invested in her that speaker Pelosi

1:59:11

is happy she is being investigated

1:59:13

because recently they had rebelled

1:59:14

against Pelosi and she hates the

1:59:17

pressure coming on to the party because

1:59:18

of her the plan of the congresswoman is

1:59:20

to make all of this go away and strike a

1:59:23

deal with speaker Pelosi to put her

1:59:25

cases aside if she puts the case of this

1:59:28

congresswoman aside and ignores it

1:59:30

this is Qataris goal in DC with regard

1:59:33

to this congresswoman the congresswoman

1:59:35

along with a Palestinian female activist

1:59:38

from Brooklyn that would be Talib agreed

1:59:40

on diverting the attention of by

1:59:42

planning to seek the assistance of the

1:59:44

intercept al-jazeera and the middle

1:59:46

easy.i to fabricate the following

1:59:49

scandal they want to claim that all of

1:59:52

those criticizing this particular

1:59:54

congresswoman are paid by Saudis and the

1:59:57

United Arab Emirates and that would make

1:59:59

sense because the Saudis and UAE have a

2:00:02

big beef with Qatar they do not agree at

2:00:05

all down to almost military action and

2:00:09

that it is a collusion against the

2:00:11

congresswoman so they are planning on

2:00:13

separating people look it goes on and on

2:00:16

so the idea is that to distract from all

2:00:19

the problems she has she's going to

2:00:21

launch into everyone who criticizes me

2:00:23

about this he is a Saudi shill and

2:00:26

she apparently asked the the intercept I

2:00:29

don't know if they accepted this

2:00:31

intercept but also al Jazeera which is

2:00:34

Qatari owned and bass to propagate this

2:00:37

and I just found it fascinating a lot of

2:00:41

people are looking at this and she has

2:00:43

started to appear on al Jazeera recently

2:00:45

which i think is relatively new here's

2:00:48

the here's a controversial statement she

2:00:50

made on al Jazeera a lot of

2:00:51

conservatives in particular would say

2:00:53

that the rise in Islamophobia is the

2:00:54

result not of hate but a fear a

2:00:57

legitimate fear they say of

2:00:58

quote-unquote jihadist terrorism whether

2:01:01

it's Fort Hood or San Bernardino or the

2:01:03

recent truck attack in New York what do

2:01:06

you say to them I would say our country

2:01:09

should be more fearful of white man

2:01:13

across our country because they are

2:01:15

actually causing most of the deaths

2:01:19

within this country and so if fear was

2:01:23

the driving force of policies to keep

2:01:27

America safe Americans safe inside of

2:01:30

this country we should be profiling

2:01:34

monitoring and and and creating policies

2:01:38

to fight the radicalization of white men

2:01:41

yeah that's right not just crazy man not

2:01:44

old men not straight men cisgendered men

2:01:46

no white men just white men in general

2:01:48

thanks

2:01:49

Elon so we'll see what happens we'll see

2:01:56

if we played by her I'd say yeah I don't

2:02:01

know do you think someone's running her

2:02:02

at all or do you think she's autonomous

2:02:05

I mean it sounds like she's being she

2:02:07

became she became part of the Justice

2:02:10

Democrats block right all four of them

2:02:14

are and so they maybe she doesn't seem

2:02:19

like anyone's running or she seems to be

2:02:21

running herself and it's like well but

2:02:24

if she has the backing of Qatar that's

2:02:26

very interesting

2:02:27

well that's would give her the even more

2:02:28

confidence to say stuff like that and

2:02:30

there you go

2:02:32

all right we'll see how that goes

2:02:35

I mean if the intercept is I don't know

2:02:38

how they got their name in there but at

2:02:40

least knowing some of those guys they

2:02:43

have to make a statement about that

2:02:44

because that is intercept would go after

2:02:46

her they should because it's very

2:02:49

damning that the intercept really touts

2:02:51

its independence 250 million dollars

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from PR drive my car I'm only me TR but

2:02:58

okay

2:02:58

there's independence there Omid are is a

2:03:04

Trump hater so there's that but I don't

2:03:09

see how he's helping this one would it

2:03:11

benefit that that perspective no she's

2:03:14

she's trouble I think she just left her

2:03:20

husband that you know that one she yeah

2:03:22

yeah she's more of a she's more of a

2:03:26

character from like the Star newspaper

2:03:29

or or or Entertainment Tonight you know

2:03:34

she's got all these tribulations yeah

2:03:36

yeah um do that see more of a Kardashian

2:03:40

than she has anything else you know how

2:03:42

if you're watching TV and I don't know

2:03:45

if I don't know if you have this but the

2:03:47

pharmaceutical commercials come on and

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you look at he go maybe I have that

2:03:53

those moments like well maybe you didn't

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but I may have tardive dyskinesia god

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what is it before I was diagnosed by my

2:04:03

doctor I didn't know why my body was

2:04:06

moving like it had a mind of its own my

2:04:09

eyes blinked way too much even though I

2:04:11

didn't mean to it turns out I have

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tardive dyskinesia a condition that may

2:04:15

be related to important medications I

2:04:17

take from my bipolar disorder my fingers

2:04:19

like they were playing a piano that

2:04:21

wasn't there I was embarrassed that

2:04:23

others could see my movements my doctor

2:04:25

said part of dyskinesia can affect

2:04:27

different parts of the body it may also

2:04:29

affect people who take medication for

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depression and schizophrenia I know I

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shouldn't change or stop my medication

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I was glad to learn that TD is

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know I have all this I got bullied

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Tourette's

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what what is the drug involved here what

2:05:10

they're saying well what they're saying

2:05:11

this is neuro cream neur o CRI any neuro

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crane and apparently though they're very

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sketchy because they say it could be but

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I think what they're saying is people

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who are on antidepressants after you

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take what is that what's the the booster

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medication that they've been selling

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xarelto or whatever so you have your

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antidepressant dose or relatives or elta

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you're a so that may not works you need

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to boost it with Xarelto whatever it's

2:05:41

called and then you may get all these

2:05:43

twitches and tics

2:05:44

maybe I think here's another example

2:05:47

I've been pretty stable with my

2:05:49

schizophrenia for a while and then my

2:05:51

kids asked me why my body was rocking

2:05:53

back and forth my doctor said I have

2:05:55

taught at dyskinesia which may be

2:05:57

related to the important medications I

2:05:59

take for my schizophrenia I also felt my

2:06:02

tongue darting and pushing against my

2:06:03

cheeks I was glad to learn that today

2:06:06

tedious message tongue yeah

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I have all of these all these symptoms

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so maybe I could just try the the meds

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and you see if it's if it calms me down

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and you can call me tiger no I've never

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heard of this I've never seen these

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News and I was the and it caught my

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isn't my pillow com4 gig firm yeah good

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what they tell you you might have I like

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that that's good that doesn't surprise

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me

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know I mean it's I don't take any

2:06:59

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2:07:01

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2:07:03

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2:07:04

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thank you for your courage so we've

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talked a little bit about it comes up in

2:22:37

the conversation but I've got some more

2:22:40

details and this is the office of legal

2:22:42

counsel ha the one that prohibited

2:22:45

prohibited Muller from in throwing the

2:22:48

president in jail I have our baby but

2:22:52

they're always getting involved in I

2:22:53

didn't you we always talk about him a

2:22:55

lot of the office of legal counsel did

2:22:56

this the office of legal counsel did

2:22:58

that and so we have a guy here who's I

2:23:01

think work for the Justice Department

2:23:02

know who he is actually but he's on

2:23:04

Cheryl acted at consensus

2:23:09

yes just go in in her name so it's hard

2:23:11

to pronounce

2:23:12

on her show discussing this and it gives

2:23:15

us a little background this is the

2:23:16

educational segment and I found this to

2:23:20

be quite interesting there's a lot of

2:23:22

secrecy surrounding the office of legal

2:23:23

counsel why is that is that treated sort

2:23:26

of like attorney-client privilege

2:23:27

because they are advising federal

2:23:29

agencies and the White House yeah so the

2:23:32

office of legal counsel claims whenever

2:23:34

we ask for these opinions they claim

2:23:37

that it's attorney-client privilege and

2:23:39

therefore needs to be confidential but

2:23:42

the problem is that the office of legal

2:23:45

counsel knows that the rest of the

2:23:47

government doesn't see these opinions

2:23:50

it's just legal advice they see the

2:23:52

opinions as official decisions people

2:23:56

who follow these legal opinions

2:23:59

essentially receive legal immunity for

2:24:01

their actions because the Department of

2:24:04

Justice doesn't really like to prosecute

2:24:07

people for following its own advice

2:24:09

huh so I thought that was interesting

2:24:12

and and this guy is he's like I think

2:24:16

he's a Justice Department guy now I you

2:24:20

know I went back and tried to get his

2:24:22

name in it but he's given the scoop on

2:24:24

this and he's here is the follow-up clip

2:24:27

which is she asked him a specific

2:24:28

question and about she would be

2:24:32

preoccupied with the torture memos that

2:24:34

were done by this office of legal

2:24:35

counsel given everyone the okay and

2:24:37

here's this is a short 20-second clip

2:24:40

explaining what was in those memos to be

2:24:43

clear what was the decision in the

2:24:45

torture recommendation case the decision

2:24:48

from the office of legal counsel was

2:24:51

that what became what we call enhanced

2:24:53

interrogation techniques did not

2:24:56

constitute torture as defined by

2:24:58

international law or you know applicable

2:25:01

US laws wait a minute so that did that

2:25:04

phrase come out of the office of legal

2:25:06

counsel apparently huh that's

2:25:11

interesting there you have it that's one

2:25:14

of those and once they say something is

2:25:16

gold cuz no one's gonna do anything that

2:25:18

is kind of surprising

2:25:29

no every second episode

2:25:36

I don't know I this is I'm going out on

2:25:39

a limb with this one this is really

2:25:41

off-the-wall okay well I have one clip

2:25:45

for a second have a show to sustain that

2:25:46

the zone well why don't you go first

2:25:48

well mine is just about the asteroid oh

2:25:53

don't wait almost got killed and talk

2:25:57

about a close encounter an asteroid

2:25:59

barely missed earth this week this space

2:26:01

rock is named asteroid 2019 okay it

2:26:05

whizzed past the earth on Thursday at

2:26:08

54,000 miles per hour it's several

2:26:11

hundred feet across and it came within

2:26:13

45 thousand miles of Earth that's

2:26:15

actually less than a fifth of the

2:26:16

distance to the moon scientists call the

2:26:18

path uncomfortably close astronomers had

2:26:21

not been tracking 2019 okay which made

2:26:24

the flyby all the more surprising no not

2:26:28

only you but I think I heard her also

2:26:30

say asteroid asteroid yeah you seen it

2:26:36

again

2:26:36

sounds like asteroid hit it again I know

2:26:38

I said it again Astro let me just say

2:26:40

asteroid asteroid yeah hmm oh I know I

2:26:44

said asteroid okay almost fine all right

2:26:49

I don't know if you may hate this but

2:26:52

you'll since you will okay let's put on

2:26:54

our cue glasses it's time once again in

2:26:57

the hole thought behind the cue glasses

2:26:59

is when we put them on we see cue for

2:27:02

what it is so you can't condemn us for

2:27:05

believing in cue when we're wearing the

2:27:07

cue glasses do you have them near up

2:27:09

nearby oh you know hold on a sec all

2:27:13

right

2:27:21

yeah we have the cue glasses on ladies

2:27:23

and gentlemen perfect but he's mine

2:27:29

do you remember the controversy over an

2:27:35

email that a pamphlet supposedly would

2:27:40

change the timeline meaning that Donald

2:27:43

Trump jr. had received

2:27:45

the Hillary Clinton WikiLeaks emails and

2:27:49

decryption key before WikiLeaks actually

2:27:54

published them and it turned out that

2:27:57

that was incorrect and CNN had to make

2:27:59

this big Mia culpa apology do you

2:28:02

remember this uh to be honest about it

2:28:06

no I have a clip just to bring you back

2:28:08

up to speed

2:28:08

we're actually correcting a story that

2:28:10

we have been reporting throughout the

2:28:12

day today about an email that was sent

2:28:14

to the Trump campaign to then-candidate

2:28:17

from Donald Trump jr. and others during

2:28:21

the heat of the campaign season this

2:28:23

email included a decryption key and also

2:28:27

it's something a link to where they

2:28:29

could access some of these hacked

2:28:31

WikiLeaks documents from the Democratic

2:28:33

National Committee now we've been

2:28:34

reporting that this email came on

2:28:37

September 4th

2:28:38

that was before some of these documents

2:28:41

were publicly available but we have just

2:28:43

received a nack Oppie of this email and

2:28:47

instead we now learned that this this

2:28:50

email was on September 14th

2:28:52

so that is ten days later than what we

2:28:55

originally reported earlier today and

2:28:58

and this is pierced and changed the

2:29:00

understanding of this story because

2:29:03

initially it seemed perhaps they were

2:29:05

being offered access to documents that

2:29:09

were not yet publicly available our

2:29:11

initial reporting on that September 4th

2:29:13

date was based on two sources who had

2:29:15

seen this this email but that

2:29:17

information was incorrect now based on

2:29:19

the copy of the email that we have

2:29:21

obtained this afternoon about this email

2:29:24

is came on September 14th not September

2:29:27

4th as we said earlier brother so you

2:29:30

may be I'm glad you stopped it because

2:29:32

because I don't know why you would do

2:29:38

anything like that I am listening to it

2:29:46

this so they sent the the be stringers

2:29:49

out to do the big apology because just

2:29:51

before that they were like oh we got him

2:29:53

red-handed

2:29:54

smoking gun he knew about it collusion

2:29:56

with WikiLeaks do you kind of remember

2:29:58

that

2:29:59

vaguely well this what you will it was

2:30:02

so much of that well you remember in a

2:30:05

moment this was as it turns out an

2:30:08

intelligence trap to find a leaker and

2:30:10

this is what you do you you you send off

2:30:13

the incorrect information with separate

2:30:17

pieces of information into the system

2:30:20

and whatever poops out the other end

2:30:22

you've got your leaker so the shape well

2:30:26

right after this apology cascade of

2:30:30

apology came out President Trump tweeted

2:30:34

the following finally little Adam Schiff

2:30:38

the leakin monster of no control is now

2:30:42

blaming the Obama administration for

2:30:44

Russian meddling in the 2016 election

2:30:46

but he spelled little Li ddle

2:30:50

you remember that yes well with our cue

2:30:55

glasses on we now know why Adam Schiff

2:30:59

is an active participant of a nonprofit

2:31:03

charity called little kids li d dl e ki

2:31:09

DZ dot org little kids is the gold

2:31:16

standard for pediatric touch therapy

2:31:19

education yeah yeah exactly

2:31:25

little kids org in fact they do a lot of

2:31:29

this touch therapy in Haiti where we see

2:31:34

pictures of little Adam Schiff with

2:31:36

children romping around in Haiti little

2:31:42

kids operates in California in the 28th

2:31:45

district which is Adam shifts district

2:31:47

keep those glasses on John you're gonna

2:31:49

need him so what really was the

2:31:53

president signaling here was he saying

2:31:54

you're a douchebag for having a

2:31:57

nonprofit or was he may be calling this

2:31:59

little kids organization into question

2:32:04

for touch therapy and now I'm sure it's

2:32:08

the gold standard I don't know I don't

2:32:10

want any congressmen touching my child

2:32:12

touch therapy I love that oh yeah so now

2:32:17

we go back to 2009 interestingly where

2:32:21

we were in a few terrifying moments in

2:32:24

the early morning hours it was actually

2:32:27

Martin Luther King jr. Day Martin Luther

2:32:30

King Day there was what authorities

2:32:32

initially thought was a terrorist attack

2:32:34

launched in a downtown subway station

2:32:37

several people had been overcome by a

2:32:40

cloud of noxious gas causing two of them

2:32:43

to begin vomiting and it was a it was

2:32:45

they were the officials were freaking

2:32:47

out but they figured out where it came

2:32:50

from hazardous materials teams

2:32:52

ultimately found that the toxic cloud

2:32:57

was chlorine gas or initially found the

2:33:01

toxic cloud was chlorine gas emanating

2:33:02

from a storm catch basin two blocks away

2:33:05

the culprit prosecutors alleged was not

2:33:09

some scary extremist group but the owner

2:33:12

of the standard a trendy downtown hotel

2:33:15

with a reputation for celebrity

2:33:17

sightings and a rooftop swimming hotel

2:33:20

hotel maintenance workers initially

2:33:22

admitted this is from the Los Angeles

2:33:24

Times that I'm reading it made it

2:33:26

pouring a small amount of chlorine down

2:33:29

a rooftop drain but investigators did

2:33:31

not believe that would have accounted

2:33:32

for the noxious cloud an FBI agent who

2:33:35

specializes in environmental crimes

2:33:37

conducted the follow-up interviews in

2:33:39

which employees eventually acknowledged

2:33:41

emptying the majority of 250 gallon

2:33:45

drums of muriatic acid and chlorine into

2:33:49

the drain now muriatic acid is what can

2:33:53

we do with muriatic acid

2:33:55

no it's hydrochloric acid it's used for

2:33:58

cleaning cement can you dissolve bodies

2:34:01

in it it's not the best I think nitric

2:34:06

acid to be better but if I it would yeah

2:34:08

but it does when it mixes with chlorine

2:34:10

it definitely will produce chlorine gas

2:34:13

she was with them with the Clorox or if

2:34:17

he has Clorox it would produce chlorine

2:34:19

gas so I don't know why you would pour

2:34:21

250 gallon drums of this down the drain

2:34:26

but they did so here's what's

2:34:28

interesting the standard hotel is owned

2:34:30

by andreas Bella's boyfriend to several

2:34:34

actresses including I think Chelsea

2:34:37

Handler also boyfriend to spirit cooker

2:34:41

marina Abramowitz and boyfriend - Helene

2:34:46

Maxwell there's there's our pitot

2:34:51

connection the standard hotel if you

2:34:54

look at their website the standard hotel

2:34:56

dot-com I think it is they have a number

2:34:58

of one this is the West Hollywood one

2:35:00

they've got the they've got well first

2:35:03

of all they have ping pong tables it's

2:35:04

always fun to bring that up in regards

2:35:06

to anything

2:35:07

fiddling you know I don't know touch

2:35:09

therapy but they also have a picture of

2:35:13

a guy with a big pedo bear the head on

2:35:15

in bed with a young woman it's a very

2:35:18

creepy looking so the standard WeHo

2:35:22

location is in Adam shifts district and

2:35:25

right around this time when Trump

2:35:28

tweeted the little Adam Schiff quote

2:35:31

there was a helicopter accident the

2:35:36

general manager of the West Hollywood

2:35:39

the standard was on her way to I think

2:35:41

the there's one on Catalina Island she'd

2:35:45

been the general manager for 11 years

2:35:47

helicopter crashes no Mayday call boom

2:35:49

gone so Q announced conclusion point to

2:35:54

a shift problem being solved with the

2:35:57

muriatic acid and potential witnesses of

2:36:00

the crime being taken care of and this

2:36:03

is the reason why Adam Schiff is so

2:36:06

insane about removing Trump he may have

2:36:10

committed some horrible acts that were

2:36:12

covered up and taken care of for him and

2:36:14

now he has to pay the bill well let's

2:36:19

stop with the the hydrochloric acid as

2:36:22

being a good way to dissolve a body

2:36:23

because it's not man not even a small

2:36:25

body

2:36:26

it the best you would use lie or sodium

2:36:31

hydroxide or something that really is

2:36:33

caustic now there was just the opposite

2:36:35

old honest thing let's take let's take

2:36:36

the glasses off because you're bumming

2:36:38

me out in queue mode I know I felt it

2:36:49

too I'm not completely buying it cuz

2:36:53

that's the I mean you would use the

2:36:55

hydrochloric acid in this situation with

2:36:59

the Clorox it might be useful as a

2:37:02

cleanup to get rid of all traces of DNA

2:37:04

oh there you go okay something like the

2:37:08

along those lines solves even a little

2:37:10

body I mean it would just be a mess it

2:37:12

would be Torah ball

2:37:14

and it was just not work it's just not a

2:37:16

good way to go and I think if there's a

2:37:19

mystery writer out there who listen to

2:37:21

the show they can you probably know the

2:37:23

details of this but you know you would

2:37:24

you would use something else well

2:37:27

they're what they're doing with that

2:37:28

acid not sure well there you go it

2:37:31

depends on also we never heard the

2:37:33

concentration of the acid was it low

2:37:35

concentration like a cleaning fluid I

2:37:38

don't know I'm just reporting on the cue

2:37:41

proofs

2:37:45

I like the ship and the kids though

2:37:48

that's kind of interesting

2:37:49

well also Trump tweeting little that's

2:37:52

Dania is like he knows something that

2:37:54

that makes receipt that was signaling

2:37:57

that yes yeah that makes the story

2:37:59

interesting never thought it Trump has a

2:38:05

shift that way best possum talk look

2:38:08

it's creepy well he's a creepy looking

2:38:11

he's a creepy guy right yeah so if you

2:38:16

look around for pictures of him with

2:38:17

this little kids hmm I was listening to

2:38:22

one of these podcasts where somebody's

2:38:23

going off on that Epstein older and they

2:38:25

go into the Ted Heath Jimmy Savile

2:38:29

connected it's Matt and one of the

2:38:31

things he points out he says you know

2:38:33

people you know there's nothing wrong

2:38:35

with you know helping children being you

2:38:37

know babe

2:38:38

you know getting involved with the Boys

2:38:39

and Girls Club or doing anything but

2:38:41

when you do except you really hanging

2:38:43

around a lot of little kids and you're

2:38:46

not a kindergarten teacher yeah you know

2:38:48

it might be something no you might want

2:38:50

to check the guy out a little more

2:38:51

closely yeah so yeah so there was David

2:38:59

Icke oh well the kid there the

2:39:02

connection and by the way just to remind

2:39:05

everybody I know it sounds unbelievable

2:39:07

could we really have a ring of

2:39:09

pedophiles in America elites in the

2:39:12

government and Hollywood and I say I

2:39:14

don't know we had priests who were

2:39:16

molesting thousands of children we had

2:39:19

Jimmy Savile who proven proven to have

2:39:21

done the same Maxine sheelane Maxwell

2:39:26

also did a lot of work for the BBC

2:39:29

children's programming department with

2:39:33

Jimmy Savile so you know I'm sure that

2:39:37

all the Hollywood elites are always

2:39:39

hanging out across continents but the

2:39:42

coincidences get a little a little weird

2:39:45

little yeah I don't like guilt by

2:39:47

association and I mentioned when I see

2:39:49

it I don't like it not because you're

2:39:52

throwing too many people in the pot and

2:39:54

that's do one of the ways you do the

2:39:55

smokescreen to protect yourself you know

2:39:57

you go all the way don't you put a bunch

2:40:00

of other people into the smokescreen and

2:40:02

they've served and then they can be just

2:40:04

can be easily disproven they got nothing

2:40:06

to do with anything and so I'm always

2:40:08

looking on the lookout for that but

2:40:11

there are too many people that are

2:40:14

involved in some of these things whether

2:40:16

it's a I mean it's like the necrophiliac

2:40:20

clubs in New York that used to exist in

2:40:23

the back doors and the mortuaries or

2:40:25

they're out there still buncher there's

2:40:27

still people that do that according to

2:40:30

David Icke and this really very recent

2:40:33

interview where he calls on everybody

2:40:35

he is getting really bold about he says

2:40:39

that Jimmy Savile was a necrophiliac yes

2:40:42

well that that I remember many reports I

2:40:45

think we talked about it

2:40:48

he had he would be left alone in them in

2:40:50

the morgue yeah for hours on end damn

2:40:56

people are sick and then he died oh gee

2:41:02

I'm funny how that works alright do you

2:41:07

have something upbeat together sighs

2:41:11

give me a beat a beat

2:41:15

well you got a couple of thee well yeah

2:41:16

I got one I get a real good one to every

2:41:18

let means I may have two clips left all

2:41:20

right first of all yeah I do I do have

2:41:23

to kiss because I have to get this out

2:41:25

of the way we got to play at least get

2:41:28

there's not an upbeat but it's a good

2:41:30

story this is a short version of a long

2:41:32

story about the route Hong Kong is

2:41:33

really in out of control now oh yes

2:41:35

let's get with that but the rage and

2:41:40

chaos in Hong Kong hit its highest so

2:41:42

upbeat heat yes

2:41:44

police Saturday night's storm the subway

2:41:46

station in the general neighborhood

2:41:48

hitting people with batons and arresting

2:41:50

protesters who refused to leave it was

2:41:53

the worst violence the city has seen

2:41:55

since June and came after thousands of

2:41:57

protesters again squared off against

2:42:00

police for hours protesters blocked

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roads and threw bricks bottles and

2:42:05

umbrellas

2:42:07

police fired back with round after round

2:42:10

tear gas and rubber bullets but this

2:42:14

time protestors wouldn't budge they were

2:42:17

better prepared and ready to fight

2:42:20

the plaintiff at the rear police and it

2:42:24

looks like they're succeeding this in

2:42:26

the past minute or so so right police

2:42:28

with was the first wave of fear death we

2:42:30

ourselves were afraid it's only a

2:42:33

verdict created in the world they're

2:42:37

angry after a mob of men last week and

2:42:39

brutally attacked protesters and

2:42:41

innocent bystanders in this town subway

2:42:45

the men are believed to be members of

2:42:47

organized crime gangs and it took police

2:42:50

roughly 40 minutes to respond how we're

2:42:53

going to demonstrate walk justice

2:42:57

furious protesters today try to take the

2:42:59

fight back to the neighborhoods where

2:43:01

the gangs are from but will repelled

2:43:04

repeatedly by police this is the worst

2:43:08

chaos we've seen on Hong Kong streets

2:43:10

it's gotten worse every single week the

2:43:12

fear is that if this continues to

2:43:14

escalate the People's Liberation Army

2:43:16

will step in

2:43:17

I like the talking in through the gas

2:43:20

masks bit that's kind of cool that's new

2:43:22

even I didn't like it

2:43:24

he should have miked him in the gas man

2:43:31

yeah it's true now I do have the fight

2:43:34

the clip to leave which is this one now

2:43:36

there's a guy now I don't like the fat

2:43:38

shame or do any of these kinds of

2:43:40

critical things and and now when

2:43:41

somebody has just a silly voice and he's

2:43:46

on network TV doing reporting and he

2:43:52

sounds somewhere in between the only I

2:43:54

could describe it he sounds a little

2:43:55

like somewhere between Comic Book Guy

2:43:57

and The Simpsons the Jerry Lewis

2:44:00

professor character on The Simpsons and

2:44:02

Sylvester the cat and then they give him

2:44:06

a story with all the wordage in the

2:44:09

story designed to kind of promote his

2:44:12

silly voice and this is on NBC and it's

2:44:17

the Bison who it's a little girl

2:44:18

story done by Steve did you never I'd

2:44:22

known as they ever give his last name

2:44:24

but Steve he's the fabulous Steve the

2:44:26

way I call him I'm gonna look for him in

2:44:27

the future

2:44:27

I enjoyed this to no end and so the

2:44:32

story because I saw the video of this

2:44:34

some idiot parents with their young

2:44:37

child are walking near a was it 5,000

2:44:41

pound bison house about full-grown male

2:44:44

bison yeah let's go pit let's go over

2:44:46

there and pet him the Bison starts

2:44:48

charging the parents run Lee drop the

2:44:50

little girl behind they get to almost

2:44:53

kill she gets launched by this bison and

2:44:56

at least 15 20 feet in the air and

2:44:59

apparently she was it she was okay yes

2:45:01

that's I hate it when they say that up

2:45:04

front I don't want to know if the kids

2:45:06

okay until afterwards I want the

2:45:09

suspense but don't worry that

2:45:11

I wasn't really heard in this video I

2:45:12

want to think the kid got you know gored

2:45:15

and died and then make me happy but okay

2:45:17

I'm not producing Network News which

2:45:19

families are inspiring encounter turned

2:45:21

to horror but in a matter of second a

2:45:24

crowd of curious tourists getting a

2:45:26

close look at a massive bull bison then

2:45:29

suddenly it charges plowing into a nine

2:45:31

year old girl

2:45:32

launching her several feet into the air

2:45:34

the shocking video taken close to

2:45:36

Yellowstone's famous Old Faithful geyser

2:45:38

were wild bison graze in clusters bison

2:45:42

can be aggressive they can move quickly

2:45:43

and they can get bothered in a moment's

2:45:47

notice the girl rushed to a nearby

2:45:48

clinic Rangers say the child is lucky

2:45:51

she was not seriously injured

2:45:52

although bison attacks in Yellowstone

2:45:54

are rare it's not the first time tours

2:45:56

have gotten too close Rangers say stay

2:46:01

at least 75 feet away from animals like

2:46:03

bison or most and more than 300 feet by

2:46:06

through bears or wolves they're wild

2:46:08

animals and they're huge they can kill

2:46:11

you according to park officials 50

2:46:13

people were standing just feet from the

2:46:15

Bison before it started charging getting

2:46:17

close to wildlife is not a smart idea

2:46:19

and I know everybody likes to get that

2:46:21

selfie they'd like to get that great

2:46:22

photo but safety needs to come first

2:46:25

Park officials have so far decided not

2:46:27

to issue citations to the girl's family

2:46:29

and as of now the incident remains under

2:46:31

investigation

2:46:32

Lester hi Steve hopefully lesson learned

2:46:34

thanks he has yet again network news

2:46:40

with speech impediment bison and moose

2:46:49

listen to that clip closely I think he's

2:46:53

putting that voice on I think it's just

2:46:55

an extra problem you really think he's

2:46:57

putting that on because he drops out it

2:46:59

he's got a certain sound and timbre to

2:47:02

his voice and it rings a certain way and

2:47:04

then he comes out of it and he sounds

2:47:06

very normal and the end that everything

2:47:08

kind of changes too much my thing is I

2:47:10

think I could be wrong but I think he

2:47:13

did that as kind of a goof doing that

2:47:16

voice and I don't know there's something

2:47:18

suspicious about it because for one

2:47:20

thing the guy's way out of control at

2:47:22

that voice for networking

2:47:24

network Nightly News and it just sounds

2:47:28

you if you listen carefully I've

2:47:29

listened to it a number of times I think

2:47:31

it maybe not hit I think he may be

2:47:33

goofing on somebody I'm not sure who or

2:47:36

why well I think it's a sheet of the

2:47:37

problem and that wraps up your

2:47:47

deconstruction for today everybody yeah

2:47:50

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