0:00
it wasn't their pillow on his
head Adam
0:02
curry this is no agenda
0:13
[Music]
0:23
Silicon Valley I'm John cd4s
you are
0:30
John
0:31
Dvorak without shooting at
Philadelphia
0:35
another crazy shooting in
Philly all
0:37
wait a minute just a bunch of
cops over
0:38
shot so never mind you know the
problem
0:43
with that shooting in
Philadelphia don't
0:44
you in more than one problem
what's the
0:47
profit you saw well I didn't
see it but
0:50
I'm pretty sure the shooter
wasn't white
0:53
and that's a problem for news
report
0:57
okay this brings us to the clip
the
1:01
bonus clip the bonus bonus clip
yes when
1:05
when CBS played this on the
morning show
1:08
they said and then the bear the
I guess
1:11
the shooter was then
surrendered and
1:13
then they showed a white guy
coming out
1:16
of the building people should
go look at
1:20
this clip CBS this morning
1:22
it's on the CBS News site right
now but
1:24
what what was that the shooter
was that
1:27
today
1:27
was that the guy no it was one
of the
1:29
hostages Oh God oh my goodness
1:33
okay yes they said I watched it
a couple
1:35
of times I said this guy's a
freak who's
1:37
like some white guy with a long
one of
1:40
those long go T's and a bald
head kind
1:43
of a creepy looking guy coming
out and I
1:45
said oh god what a creep and so
he's
1:47
coming out and then then later
in this
1:50
sting when they showed the guy
when they
1:52
showed him at the hostage to the
1:54
hospital or something that's
the shooter
1:56
or they showed a bunch of
people the
1:57
hospital they had one guy in
cuffs it
1:58
was a black guy just wait a
minute
2:01
wasn't the shooter white guy so
I looked
2:04
up the shooter by name with
image search
2:08
and there it was as a black guy
yeah
2:09
that CBS I'm telling you if you
didn't
2:11
know Wow you
2:13
a trick by CBS to make you
think it was
2:15
a white another white nut this
clip we
2:18
play it now yes you're playing
long
2:20
standoff that paralyzed a
Philadelphia
2:22
neighborhood is over after the
man
2:24
accused of wounding six police
officers
2:26
and shooting repeatedly at
others
2:28
surrendered overnight his name
Maurice
2:31
Hill 36 years old he walked out
of his
2:33
home where he barricaded
himself holding
2:36
his hands in the air
2:37
police say fire when officers
came to
2:40
the house with a warrant two
officers
2:42
and three hostages were trapped
inside
2:45
for about five hours until a
SWAT team
2:48
rescued them CTM national
correspondent
2:50
Jericka Duncan is at the scene
in
2:52
Philadelphia
2:53
Jericka what do we know about
the
2:55
accused gunman yeah we know
that the
2:58
accused gunman has a criminal
history an
3:01
extensive criminal history that
includes
3:02
several gun possession charges
now as
3:05
for those six officers that
were wounded
3:07
they were released from the
hospital and
3:09
are said to be in good spirits
this
3:11
morning you know you take a
look at the
3:13
scene behind me right now
police still
3:15
gathering evidence it is quiet
it is
3:17
calm but hours ago neighbors
here
3:19
described it as a war zone
3:22
[Music]
3:24
sounds of gunfire terrorized
this
3:26
neighborhood in Philadelphia
for hours
3:29
[Applause]
3:32
long gun officers serving a
narcotics
3:36
warrant at a home around 4:30
p.m.
3:38
yesterday were ambushed by
gunmen
3:42
barricading himself inside the
shooter
3:44
by multiple rounds officers
returned
3:48
fire many of whom who had to
escape
3:51
through windows and doors to
get from a
3:53
barrage of bullets
3:55
you know I this broke yesterday
and I
3:58
was scanning across the
channels and I
4:00
noticed right off the bat Fox
News was
4:03
going live regularly CNN MSNBC
went live
4:06
in the beginning and then
didn't come
4:08
back really and they were
running you
4:11
know a special of Anderson
Cooper
4:13
interviewing Don Lemon I mean
just the
4:15
interviewing each other whoever
the hell
4:18
it was and then just they
completely
4:21
ignored it and I knew right
then and
4:22
there I turned to my lovely
wife I said
4:24
uh-oh
4:26
he's not white this is a
problem can't
4:28
report on it and they don't and
there's
4:29
no mass shooting the gun that's
get rid
4:33
of none of this well CBS tried
to do
4:37
this gale with the who says the
guy came
4:41
with his hands in the air I
think was a
4:42
prelude to showing the clip of
a guy
4:44
come out with his hands in the
air was a
4:45
white guy right and then there
was the
4:48
second little little little gem
in there
4:52
where the the announcer a woman
says he
4:57
has a criminal history and then
instead
5:00
of giving us any criminal
history she
5:02
says the many gun possession
charges
5:05
well I didn't finish the clip
so let's
5:07
listen to the rest of it six
officers
5:08
were shot including one who was
grazed
5:11
by a bullet in the head one of
the cops
5:13
was running past you get here
hair blood
5:15
all owners here
5:16
heavily armed police officers
dozens of
5:19
squad cars and SWAT teams
swarmed the
5:21
area
5:22
that's all SWAT police along
with the
5:25
shooters lawyer were trying to
5:27
communicate with the suspect
for hours
5:29
urging him to surrender and free
5:31
hostages SWAT was able to
successfully
5:34
extract the two police officers
that
5:37
were trapped upstairs as well
as three
5:40
prisoners but as darkness began
to fall
5:42
the thieves didn't let up more
than
5:47
seven hours later the gunmen
surrendered
5:50
with the help of his lawyer
Shaka
5:51
Johnson I've never known him to
possess
5:54
the trace that would have a
person or
5:58
having a whole community under
siege
5:59
okay well anyway yeah it's very
obvious
6:03
which way the bias goes and
it's the
6:05
same we had a guy tried to blow
up an
6:07
ice facility with a propane
tank and he
6:13
was armed with now do you have
a handgun
6:15
or a military-style assault
weapon I
6:19
don't remember but it was the
same
6:21
similar just no reporting it's
it's so
6:24
wrong I just have to put up
with it
6:28
because nothing that was gonna
do about
6:30
it they got it they got the
marching
6:32
orders yeah well they're
following him
6:35
that's for sure
6:36
yes well amidst all that I've
been
6:40
poisoned yeah yeah do you
remember Lee
6:44
well I've been poisoned
6:45
do you memory been poisoned yes
been
6:47
talking to me you should be in
the
6:48
hospital I should be in the
hospital do
6:50
you remember uh it was about a
week ago
6:54
not long after I went wake
surfing again
6:57
with the former New York banker
and had
6:59
severe stomach issues well no
one on the
7:02
show knows that yeah you cuz
you're a
7:04
trooper yeah but me and my
buddies we're
7:07
in big trouble here
specifically in
7:09
Austin
7:15
in the summer heat nothing more
inviting
7:18
than refreshing lake water but
in Texas
7:22
Georgia Tennessee in North
Carolina
7:23
multiple reports from dog
owners that
7:26
their pets died after coming
into
7:28
contact with blue-green algae
no no
7:31
Claire scardy had Harper since
she was a
7:33
puppy she didn't understand why
30
7:36
minutes after being in the
water her
7:37
best friend was dying she's
struggling
7:40
to breathe and so we take her to
7:42
emergency vet ten minutes after
we got
7:44
there they they told me that
your baby
7:46
it's not doing good we have to
give her
7:47
CPR and she dies shortly after
that some
7:50
dog owners say they believe
their dogs
7:52
died after licking their floor
which had
7:54
been so pissed at ox her baby
died I was
8:00
waiting for you to respond to
that the
8:05
dog is her baby I'm sorry
8:11
ten minutes after we got there
they they
8:12
told me that your baby's doing
good we
8:14
have to give her CPR oh they
actually
8:16
told her her baby wasn't doing
it she
8:19
died shortly after that some
dog owners
8:21
say they believe their dogs
died after
8:23
licking their fur which had
been soaked
8:25
with the toxins of that
blue-green algae
8:27
the problem is more acute in
the South
8:30
in summer because algae blooms
in the
8:33
heat are more common in some
cases the
8:36
warnings come in word of mouth
it was
8:38
like don't put your dog's in
the water
8:40
they're passing away I'm like
wait what
8:42
veterinarians say they're
helpless doc
8:45
is there an antidote I'm so
sorry to say
8:47
no tonight in the South a
warning your
8:50
dogs dip in a lake might be
deadly now
8:53
so they're warning everywhere
in Austin
8:55
I think three or four dogs have
I mean
8:57
babies have died for babies of
course
9:01
but they never hand out any
warning for
9:04
people and I looked it up and
yes
9:06
blue-green algae can make you
sick
9:10
it can cause illness capable of
losing
9:14
several different toxins now
tons of
9:17
toxins in fact there's a whole
big
9:18
problem up in Lake Erie we had
a clip a
9:20
couple shows ago if you look at
Blake
9:21
either Erie ER IE or or algae
we did I
9:25
had a clip that discussed what
was going
9:27
on up there in Canada in Canada
they get
9:30
this problem too and you should
there's
9:34
the good news and bad news
about you and
9:37
that exposure since you're not
dead wait
9:42
you want to hear the Lake Erie
boom yeah
9:44
play it bloom at this time of
the year
9:46
the waters of Lake Erie are
normally a
9:48
big draw for boaters and
fishers and
9:50
swimmers and Sun seekers but a
stinky
9:53
green Sheen is keeping folks at
bay yeah
9:56
that does not look good
9:57
potentially toxic algae is
growing in
10:00
the western part of the lake
and for the
10:01
first time Canadian researchers
are
10:03
teaming up with their
counterparts in
10:05
the u.s. to find out how big
and how
10:07
harmful it is RT poll takes us
there not
10:12
the pristine blue you typically
see on a
10:15
summers day
10:15
Colchester Harbor and Lake Erie
in
10:18
Ontario is a shade of green all
because
10:21
of an algae infestation I don't
think
10:23
anybody's gonna want to swim in
that
10:24
bloom or they're not going to
come out
10:26
here at all fluorescent green
ya know
10:30
she says the toxic blooms
coating the
10:33
shoreline impact her bottom
line but the
10:35
algae isn't just bad for
business it's
10:38
bad for the environment it can
make fish
10:40
sick and if you eat that fish
it can
10:43
make you sick too mmm it can
also send
10:45
toxins into the air that can
cause
10:47
breathing problems yeah this is
bad this
10:51
should be it's a health they
should
10:52
issue a health warning for
people which
10:57
they I'm going to tell you
you're good
10:58
news and bad news okay good
news and bad
11:00
news I don't know if this is
true
11:03
anymore but I know a few years
back
11:05
there was a bad of taking blue
G the
11:10
blue-green algae pills as a
health
11:12
benefit all right that was the
Infowars
11:16
supply I guess gave you some
iodine with
11:21
that package yes
11:23
but it was huge it was hugely
popular
11:26
and they were actually and that
by the
11:27
way they the Canadian report
goes on and
11:30
I'll throw this in there which
is all
11:33
because of climate change okay
oh yes no
11:35
of course well that's really
going on
11:37
right yeah but I think is I
remember
11:39
during this little fetish
period of
11:41
blue-green algae being a health
dietary
11:45
supplement it sold at GMC and
elsewhere
11:48
and there was also ads in
certain
11:51
magazine saying you too can be
an
11:53
overnight millionaire grow
blue-green
11:55
algae in ponds in your backyard
and
11:58
harvest it and you know turn it
and I
12:00
don't know turn the filter but
I'm
12:05
wondering how much of this
stuff was
12:08
propagated by this Spanish era
where
12:12
blue-green algae was a health
dietary
12:15
supplement and people growing
it all
12:16
over the place and making it
available I
12:20
think into all these ponds and
12:21
everywhere else it's possible
that the
12:24
it's a kind of a created
problem oh yeah
12:27
that could be terrorism
bioterrorism but
12:32
anyway a blue-green algae does
they
12:33
blaming a global war in Canada
they're
12:35
blaming global warming yeah
well I
12:37
didn't surprise Austin has not
done the
12:39
same yet you know we have had
every day
12:42
has been a hundred plus it's
about one
12:44
hundred and three hundred and
four would
12:46
kill the algae now I guess the
algae
12:49
just thrives on it
12:50
no don't know enough about it
doesn't
12:53
matter because it is hatch
chili month
12:55
so everyone's got stomach
issues no
12:57
matter what it is hatched
everywhere you
13:02
go in Austin hatch chili buns
13:03
what's hatched chili well a
hatch is a
13:07
type of chili pepper I don't
know
13:10
anything about this chili
pepper no you
13:12
should look it up the Hat so
you go to
13:15
the supermarket they got hatch
chili
13:18
pepper cheese like a new ish
fad to me
13:21
you remember this last year yes
I think
13:25
I do remember it last year do
you
13:27
remember it did two years ago No
13:30
they got a hatch hatch chili
chicken
13:34
sausages you got hatch chili in
the
13:36
cereal just it's like they
produce too
13:38
much hatch chili this year does
13:40
everything is hatch chili hatch
chili
13:41
drinkin it's Amazon I'm sorry
that's
13:46
chilly at Amazon sure hatch
green chile
13:49
there you go looks like a brand
but it's
13:51
not a brand no it's a kind of
chili well
13:54
now it's a brand it is a brand
well then
13:57
it's a brand huh cuz the other
ones got
14:02
it has a logo and hatch now as
possible
14:05
well anyway it's nice to be
mom's
14:07
friends a hatch brand is
branded chili
14:09
damn commercialism chili it's
it's like
14:12
champagne it has to come from
the region
14:15
of hatch hatch Arizona there
you go so I
14:23
had a little celebration on
Tuesday I
14:26
thought it was Wednesday but I
woke up
14:30
Tuesday morning everyone's
tweeting I
14:34
actually listened to that oh
here's
14:39
where you say gee that was
pretty good
14:40
well it was short Wow hour and
a half
14:44
was a plus 145 and it was yeah
it was
14:49
hour and 45 minutes your dude
DSC was an
14:54
hour and 45 yes sir it's that
good that
15:00
you thought it went by too fast
I must
15:03
have just listened to a clip
the clip
15:07
was you going on and on about
the
15:09
history of podcasting with some
more
15:10
anecdotes that I hadn't heard
before
15:12
oh the early play music that
was the end
15:14
of it as far as I wasn't
interested in
15:17
that 90's songs that you played
no I
15:18
know I'm sorry
15:20
the little Nash Rambler wasn't
on my
15:22
playlist sorry work on that how
the hell
15:26
do I get this car out of second
gear
15:27
anyway yeah there's one for you
as a
15:32
callback damn anyway it was it
was not
15:34
15 years can't believe it how
long we've
15:37
we've been at this game you
started
15:39
pretty early at the pod show
15:42
they're a fight tech
five-by-five wasn't
15:45
that what it really simple
things in a
15:46
bunch of videos yeah
15:48
tech grouch there you go oh man
I missed
15:51
that guy anyway let's get into
some some
15:54
crazy crazy news we have to
deconstruct
15:56
because I've got information
man new
15:59
shit has come to light you know
I'm
16:01
tossing Joe to Genoa overboard
he's just
16:05
not he's not delivering he's
not given
16:07
me the thousands of sealed
indictments
16:10
you know it's just it's not
happening we
16:13
have a new guy and I think he
has better
16:15
credentials than than our
friends Joe
16:19
smokin Joe degenerate yeah I
think the
16:23
the CEO of overstock.com
Patrick Byrne
16:27
is a CEO a publicly listed
company the
16:30
stock prices severely is being
16:34
suppressed or depressed at the
moment
16:37
that it's down and that's not
just
16:39
because of whatever's going on
globally
16:41
but he's involved in the
Russian Kalusha
16:46
Store occlusion story and at
first Sarah
16:49
a Carter Sarah a Carter comm I
subscribe
16:53
to the feed and I read her
stuff and
16:55
people send me articles I'm
like this is
16:57
really true what she's saying
and so I'm
17:00
hunting around and lo and
behold two
17:02
days ago the CEO of
overstock.com was on
17:05
Fox Business News to explain
exactly
17:08
what's going on I I let me let
me give
17:12
it to you at a nutshell in a
very
17:14
strange way by a weird fluke of
history
17:16
I ended up in the center of the
Russian
17:19
and the Clinton investigations
I have
17:22
all the answers I've been
sitting on
17:25
them waiting for America to get
there
17:28
last summer I figured out I
have all the
17:31
answers to both of those what
they all
17:33
are it's all about political
espionage
17:36
had nothing to do with law
enforcement I
17:38
thought I was helping them and
some law
17:39
enforcement was all political
espionage
17:41
here's the bottom line
17:43
there is a deep state like a
like a
17:46
submarine lurking just beneath
the waves
17:48
at periscope depth watching our
shipping
17:51
and a nuclear icebreaker named
the USS
17:55
bill Barr has snuck up on them
and is
17:58
about to RAM them amidships
that's about
18:01
to happen and I think we're
about to see
18:03
the biggest scandal in American
history
18:05
Wow as a result but it was all
plating
18:07
you think you know about Russia
and
18:09
Clinton investigations is a lie
it's all
18:11
a cover-up it was all political
18:13
estimating Bill Maher is gonna
get to
18:15
the bottom of it I think I
think he has
18:17
gotten to the bottom of it it
was
18:19
believed in out there was
political
18:20
espionage conducted against
Hillary
18:22
Clinton and I can tell you two
of the
18:25
names involved were John
Brennan and
18:28
James Comey
18:29
but there was political
espionage
18:30
conducted against Hillary
Clinton
18:32
against Ted Cruz mark Rubio and
Donald
18:34
Trump on and everything you
think you
18:38
know about the Russian Cluj
18:39
investigation is a lie well
that's gonna
18:41
be exposed
18:43
yes of course it's all sealed
18:46
indictments I'm sure right with
a clip
18:52
of the day
18:52
[Music]
18:54
[Applause]
18:57
the biggest bull crap out there
now the
19:02
story goes that he was in a
romantic
19:04
relationship with the a with
the booty
19:07
Nagaya the Russian spy the girl
who was
19:10
a girl the hottie yeah well
she's not as
19:14
hot as the first the redhead no
no no
19:16
but she's the one that was a
Rosie pie
19:19
she's in jail right now because
she
19:22
didn't register as a foreign
agent which
19:24
is half of what he sees as was
done yes
19:26
of course she's a spook and so
that's
19:29
what's just got hold on a
second what's
19:31
this guy's name again Patrick
Byrne be
19:33
yrn II and overstock I guess we
could
19:37
look and take a look it was
down because
19:41
of the CEO being look at this
guy to see
19:49
what he really looks like
there's like a
19:52
goofball
19:53
oh yeah well he's the son of
the former
19:56
Geico CEO and he's always been
a weird
19:59
dude hey here we go August 13th
stock
20:03
goes from 25 drops down to a
low of 1568
20:10
yesterday and it's climbing a
little bit
20:13
today but it's still at 50 no
no I
20:16
didn't know it's more than
actually it's
20:18
up its up - it's not well it's
you mean
20:23
that's what it should be
20:25
it's an $18 stock at the moment
anyway
20:30
hey you know what I like
20:33
yeah overstock see you here's a
very
20:36
classic overstock CEO Patrick
Byrne
20:38
touts the benefits of medical
cannabis
20:41
yeah you look at him you can
see that
20:44
yeah he's also quite vocal
about being a
20:48
Grateful Dead listening
flag-waving pot
20:51
smoking American yeah I didn't
clip that
20:58
part I was like yeah we don't
need to
20:59
know
21:04
well yeah you're right probably
better
21:06
than Jennifer doesn't have
anything else
21:09
I didn't ever got a company to
run so he
21:11
will see more of him and less
of this
21:13
guy I don't know we'll see
we'll see I'm
21:16
very excited about this new
twist in the
21:18
saga emphasis and even better a
minute
21:23
all hell's break-in loose for
these
21:26
these bastards of sealed
indictments
21:29
yeah now I did have a chat
yesterday
21:31
with the pachán ik if we just
get into
21:34
indictments etc etc you know he
had
21:37
emailed me that he violet let's
do a
21:39
show this record so I record a
show with
21:42
and as a typical pathetic
fashion he he
21:48
always has something he wants
to focus
21:50
on it's usually involves China
in this
21:54
case India Pakistan the Bhutan
region
21:57
and Kashmir he's got his
marching orders
22:00
yes but we did really you're
the only
22:04
outlet for him yes it seems
like all the
22:07
rest have been burned Infowars
doesn't
22:10
reach anymore I mean Alex Jones
might as
22:14
well just not exist in the in
the
22:16
parlance I guess we're the same
but at
22:20
least we were still listed in
Apple's
22:21
iTunes yeah we have been kicked
off in
22:24
he Shh don't don't talk like
that don't
22:26
say these things you know so
I've gone
22:29
wood so I asked him the typical
things
22:32
and he said well you know that
it
22:35
doesn't Epstein doesn't matter
he's dead
22:37
alive it's is you'll never hear
from him
22:41
again of course and just lay
max well
22:43
then we're never gonna hear
from her
22:44
again she'll be found dead or
you know
22:47
the I love that the all of our
22:51
intelligence services cannot
seem to
22:53
find Jilin Maxwell
22:56
although the Daily Mail they
found her
22:59
in Massachusetts well here's
the report
23:01
let's listen to it with a
little extra
23:04
bonus story the authorities
need to hunt
23:06
her down and she needs to face
justice
23:10
we can exclusively reveal that
the
23:12
British socialite has been
laying low
23:13
inside this three million dollar
23:15
beachfront mansion to 57 year
old is
23:18
dating tech CEO Scott Bohr
Gerson and
23:20
living near Boston an insider
tells us
23:23
she's become a real homebody
rarely
23:26
adventures out but her
boyfriend says he
23:29
doesn't know where she is
23:30
she was just named in a civil
suit filed
23:32
against that Singh's estate
23:34
Jennifer arose claims ghilane
helped
23:36
Epstein rape her when she was 15
23:39
interesting to point out the
disgraced
23:41
financier had a bizarre
portrait of Bill
23:43
Clinton in his New York City
mansion
23:45
Daily Mail TV has exclusively
obtained
23:48
this grainy image of the former
23:49
president in drag she's wearing
red
23:51
heels and a blue dress the
painting is a
23:54
reminder of Monica Lewinsky's
infamous
23:56
blue dress with Clinton's DNA
Epstein's
23:59
brother Mark will likely
inherit the
24:01
former hedge fund managers 550
million
24:03
dollar estate which includes
the private
24:06
Caribbean island recently
raided by the
24:08
FBI so just reading the
headlines you'd
24:12
think that she's holed up in her
24:13
boyfriend's house but no no
one's seen
24:17
her he doesn't know where he is
she's
24:18
not there and then and then
this Clinton
24:21
blue dress thing is the biggest
hoax
24:23
I've seen in a while that
people are
24:25
actually buying into what the
funny
24:28
thing about this is one of the
more
24:30
elaborate or more not elaborate
but well
24:33
it's not elaborate at all
24:34
but it's one of the more
interesting
24:35
hoaxes because it's very clear
they
24:37
don't nobody says that it's a
photo
24:41
nobody ever says but it is a
photo
24:45
containing of Clinton with it
with a you
24:49
know without doing it with a
horse I
24:51
mean John here's the thing I've
seen
24:53
this photo before months ago I
did and I
24:57
remember seeing don't laugh
funny
24:59
because it's a poorly Photoshop
job of
25:02
Clinton's head on ansan some
woman
25:05
wearing this dress it's it's a
Photoshop
25:08
and and then they pasted it and
I
25:10
thought it was an oil painting
no it's
25:12
it's not true I've seen this
picture
25:15
okay so it's just photos where
I get
25:17
taken Clinton's head and put it
on
25:19
anybody's exactly but so what
but they
25:21
didn't really they did it really
25:23
with this grainy photo looking
in
25:25
through the doorway into the
hallway to
25:27
the back of the of the hall and
there's
25:30
this picture and they zoom in
make it
25:32
even more grainy bullcrap this
is
25:34
someone is laughing pointed it
is it's
25:38
because this is trolling man
this is
25:40
it's no better or worse than
Chris Cuomo
25:44
with Fredo
25:45
I love the Chris chromel afraid
of the
25:48
thing you want to go there you
want to
25:49
stay with Epstein from well I
want to
25:50
finish this thing would go to
cradle all
25:52
right so I got a couple other
things
25:54
SOPA genic he's like well the
thing that
25:57
Trump did he says cuz I'm like
is this
25:59
draining the swamp do we have
thousands
26:01
of sealed indictments ready to
pop and
26:04
he said now what what he has
done is he
26:06
has not gone after the
espionage and the
26:09
blackmail and anything else
he's gone
26:11
purely after the pedophilia and
26:14
according to poach an egg that
was a
26:16
genius move because he has now
put fear
26:18
into the circles of pedophilia
acts as
26:22
Pacino calls them and that will
result
26:26
in people ratting each other
out he
26:29
feels that the john huntsman
resignation
26:32
right after Epstein unless it
was he
26:38
when are you gotten out right
after
26:39
Epstein dine I think or what
whatever he
26:42
resigned his ambassador to
Russia and
26:44
the story is well he's gonna
run you
26:48
know he's gonna run for
governor of I
26:50
think Ohio
26:51
wait john huntsman the guy ran
for
26:52
president yeah the guy who used
Lohrman
26:55
yeah the mormon used to be in
in changed
26:57
to be the ambassador to china
26:59
and now he's the ambassador to
Russia
27:01
well not anymore he was yeah
well I
27:05
gotta look this up I don't know
any of
27:06
this this is John Huntsman as
we've
27:08
played in many times top put
highly
27:10
algea jacket ching ching and
Jigga ching
27:12
ching is right so pathetic
thinks that
27:16
he might have been the chicken
ching and
27:19
hepatica ching ching in with
Epstein he
27:22
he is listed I believe on the
manifest
27:26
as one of the participants in
flying on
27:28
the lolita express so botanic
says i
27:32
think he had to resign to get
ready for
27:35
anything coming out look up Jon
Huntsman
27:37
Rizzo nevermind I got expelled
27:39
how can you misspelled Huntsman
I guess
27:41
survived by some psychology I
pronounce
27:44
I spelled with a k one other
name he
27:50
brought out and that name is
also all of
27:52
a sudden in the news Bill Gates
27:56
yeah Bill Gates showed up in
the Binda
27:59
in the stream in the news stream
28:02
yesterday yeah and the story
goes back
28:05
to I believe 2015 when a huge
cache of
28:09
child pornography was found
somewhere
28:12
within the gates compound and
it was
28:14
immediately blamed on some rogue
28:16
employee who never went to jail
nothing
28:19
happened we don't even know his
name's
28:20
just gone
28:23
but pachán ik is very adamant
about
28:26
gates being compromised and it's
28:29
interesting because we're
talking in all
28:32
of these different circles one
name
28:36
keeps popping up one brand name
and
28:39
actually wanted to only see if
I have
28:42
this
28:48
nation that relates to this and
I'll get
28:49
to this brand name the day
after the
28:53
alleged hanging there was
something odd
28:56
that that caught my eye my ear
only
28:59
coming from ABC now the New
York Post of
29:02
all apparently on 4chan there
was a post
29:04
about this happening way before
the
29:06
mainstream got it before it was
29:08
supposedly even I don't know
29:09
so that's why talking about fine
29:12
whatever whatever
29:13
New York Post put something out
almost
29:16
the same time ABC News that an
ABC News
29:18
really led the story but across
the
29:22
board in all of their written
articles
29:24
including this first report
there was
29:26
something new instead of
calling him the
29:28
billionaire financier the
billionaire
29:30
hedge fund manager it became
quit so
29:33
sources tell ABC News Jeffrey
Epstein
29:35
took his own life the exact
timing and
29:38
circumstances are unclear right
now but
29:40
the mega millionaire is accused
of
29:42
exploiting and abusing dozens
of minor
29:44
groups the mega millionaire and
this and
29:47
it kept coming back mega
millionaire and
29:48
no one is and no one has said
it since
29:51
except for ABC as far as I can
tell and
29:54
it didn't take me long to find
the mega
29:58
group now if this was some kind
of code
30:02
then it it would relate to this
the mega
30:05
group was this group of very
wealthy
30:09
Jewish businessmen all who
going back to
30:13
my Lansky was in there the
Bronfman
30:17
senior was in there Wexner was
in there
30:21
and then also a Maxwell or the
lanes dad
30:27
Robert Maxwell was a part of
this group
30:29
and Epstein became a part of
the group
30:32
when he went through his
association
30:34
with Wexner of L brands and in
this
30:40
group almost every single one
of these
30:43
people has touched or in
Maxwell's case
30:46
directly sold the promised
software
30:49
which we've talked about before
this is
30:51
from ins law this was the old
scandal
30:55
from years back is that yeah
it's a very
30:56
old story and actually I put a
couple
30:59
links in the show notes
31:00
look at it there's something
called the
31:01
last circle everybody's ever
really
31:03
looked into it from a
investigative
31:05
perspective as dad I don't
think I need
31:11
to dig too deep on this you
know there's
31:13
about six bodies but briefly
the story
31:17
is that a Silicon Valley
company inslaw
31:20
created this system called
promise PR
31:23
OMI a snowy dropped the e for
extra
31:25
savings and it was able to
connect to
31:28
mainly financial databases and
systems
31:30
but it really connected to
everything
31:32
and to all databases that were
being
31:36
created and built we're going
back to
31:37
the 60s now this is the late
60s that
31:41
that a lot of this work started
and so
31:44
it eventually wound up getting
sold to
31:46
the US government but they
instead of
31:49
you know just being good good
good users
31:54
they copied this apparently
with Israeli
31:57
intelligence built in a back
door and
32:00
then engaged Robert Maxwell to
sell it
32:03
to other countries to
intelligence
32:06
services in other countries
which the
32:08
original inslaw company didn't
know
32:10
about until they started
getting calls
32:11
from the French government for
support
32:14
in French and then they kind of
caught
32:16
on to what was going on
32:17
yeah they got ripped off and
they never
32:19
got paid well some of them got
killed
32:21
and I got killed when they
looked into
32:23
it but if you look at this
promise
32:26
software and the story around
it almost
32:28
all of these people some right
up to bar
32:31
actually all have been involved
with
32:33
this software in one form or
another but
32:37
Maxwell apparently was the
sales guy so
32:40
you know this he's dead yeah
he's dead
32:43
it could have been used I mean
once you
32:46
have someone's financial
information you
32:48
can really track their finances
at the
32:50
banking level which is I think
what this
32:52
is used for mainly you really
can start
32:55
to predict things that are gone
that
32:56
this person is going to do not
unlike
32:58
Silicon Valley today in fact
there's
33:01
enough circumstantial evidence
to think
33:04
that if not some of the code but
33:06
certainly the methodology of
promise has
33:09
been replicated in Peter Thiel's
33:11
Palantir software
33:13
so there's a lot going on
around that
33:16
and well that's the final thing
the
33:21
final thing is and this would
be the
33:23
claim that Bill Gates was
compromised
33:25
very early on in in the
Microsoft
33:28
trajectory probably through you
know a
33:31
honey trap honey pot type
scenario and
33:34
that the promise widget or some
code is
33:38
has been in Windows for as long
as we've
33:41
been on the planet apparently
and that
33:44
wouldn't surprise me well a
couple
33:46
things I can the least note
Silicon
33:51
Valley has a lot of
methodologies for
33:53
you know tracking it tail
numbers of
33:56
private jets going here and
there and
33:58
you find this guy and that guy
both
34:01
landed at Hayward Unser's at
certain
34:03
time and then the two planes
left he
34:06
figured what this guy was this
company
34:07
that guy was that company these
two guys
34:09
don't really did our buddies
are not
34:10
hanging out there's a merger
coming
34:12
there's also a a backdoor into
some of
34:15
the reservations that we know of
34:18
open table and you can say well
let's
34:21
see I can see a Hearst has been
meeting
34:23
with someone so and they don't
do really
34:24
they're not pals or it's not
like a
34:26
there's some other reasons so
maybe
34:28
there's a merger let's look
into it so
34:30
you can get it so this sort of
thing is
34:32
very valuable if you're doing a
lot of
34:34
big trading and you and you
can't get
34:37
insight you can't use insight
34:39
information this is right way
around
34:41
it's a workaround right now
bill has
34:44
always been a fund of fund of
petite
34:51
blondes specifically okay you
heard it
34:55
here first ladies and gentlemen
well I
34:57
don't think it's a big secret
and during
35:03
the era of Microsoft when they
were
35:05
referring they moved to Redmond
they
35:06
were in I think was Bellevue I
think
35:07
yeah where Burger master is and
I think
35:10
Burger master is going out of
business
35:11
anyway they they had a this was
told to
35:18
me by the guy who wrote a hard
drive
35:20
that I think was hard the
original Bill
35:23
Gates the book on Bill Gates is
a
35:25
reporter for this
35:27
times and I had a long chat
with him uh
35:29
for some other circumstance
that we
35:32
started talking about the book
and the
35:33
stuff that he left out hmm and
so he
35:36
gave me a number of interesting
stories
35:38
that he just they wouldn't let
him run
35:39
or he couldn't run or didn't
have enough
35:41
backup for it or it wasn't you
know was
35:43
a Vanity Fair type job yeah I
don't know
35:48
want to put it in that term
yeah this is
35:50
the normal that normal baby
just the way
35:52
it works you don't get
everything in it
35:55
you want and some stuff get
self-doubt
35:57
and then you end up talking
about it on
36:00
podcasts finding out about it so
36:06
supposedly this is all alleged
god
36:09
Microsoft had an account they
were big
36:13
with hookers in the early days
to the
36:16
point where they had an account
with
36:18
someone this is in the Bureau
where
36:20
there was a lot of hookers and
they had
36:24
an account at and I would say
what this
36:28
era was is probably I'm trying
to put
36:31
the ears on it I'm gonna say
it's
36:32
probably mmm early eighties Bush
36:36
presidency when they were still
in
36:38
Bellevue's all I can say sure
all right
36:41
and they had a just an open
account and
36:44
and this is when Microsoft
everyone had
36:47
their own private offices
everybody had
36:48
a private office at Microsoft
so when we
36:50
visited the campus in the early
days it
36:52
was nobody it wasn't one of
these
36:54
open-air things where everyone
felt like
36:56
a drone it was everyone had
every code
36:58
everyone who works there
wherever you
36:59
did you had a private office
you close
37:01
the door and lock it
37:02
and you could have a bed in
there if you
37:04
wanted to if you wanted to
spend the
37:05
night because a lot of coders
like to do
37:07
that to just stay there yeah
and that
37:09
was very common in the early
days and
37:14
open account with whole with the
37:16
whorehouse and and they it was
just
37:19
would go on to the bill I don't
know
37:21
what the petty cash I have no
idea how
37:23
they wrote this off but the
encoder that
37:26
was lonely could get some girl
to come
37:28
over and keep him it she meant
to place
37:31
coding Wow and great place to
work
37:35
yeah but my had to be dynamite
that's
37:38
what he could take a cut and
pay to work
37:39
there
37:40
as a revenge Gharib benefits
are a
37:42
little more than the free lunch
at
37:43
Google and I was allegedly
according to
37:48
the source again the writer he
says that
37:51
the that Bill's bill bills Bill
Gates's
37:57
uh his hooker was actually the
madam of
38:02
the place
38:04
why is there no book about this
the
38:06
hidden Silicon Valley and
hookers in my
38:10
memoirs nice
38:12
that's what does that mean I
don't know
38:16
I mean for one thing the
Madam's the
38:17
older oldest one and he likes he
38:20
preferred from what I get to
cuz he used
38:21
to date Deborah Weiss who was a
writer
38:23
for me when I was at infoworld
and the
38:25
two of them were and I do have
a funny
38:27
story about that which I'll
tell on
38:28
another show but he used to
date her all
38:30
the time and she go out with
him and she
38:33
was a petite blonde her and
then she
38:35
Deborah someone said yeah he
likes he
38:37
likes petite blondes hmm
38:39
well depending on how petite
they had
38:41
the blondes were that may have
gotten
38:43
them into some trouble which
created
38:45
some kind of something in
Windows I
38:49
perceive problems with a lot of
these
38:52
girls that were generally
speaking some
38:58
of these and outcome whores are
sales
39:02
people and they try to sell you
on what
39:06
they're offering and if you're
not
39:08
buying their sell you know I
mean it's
39:10
like I mean that was a
difference
39:12
between that reporter in that
clip we
39:13
had in the last show he says he
went
39:15
over there placing it and the
butler
39:17
offered him a very massages the
39:19
happy-ending
39:20
right and the guy wasn't going
for it if
39:22
it was the girl coming out to
offer and
39:25
as she was doing her sales
thing which
39:27
is some of these women can do
and many
39:29
of them actually no offense to
the women
39:31
sales folk out there
39:32
but a lot of these girls go
into sales
39:35
and do quite well for
themselves because
39:37
they can sell which is all it
takes and
39:40
if there's a zephyr finally by
the way
39:42
very late it's moving slow you
know what
39:46
if I want to know about trains
or
39:48
hookers I called John C Dvorak
that's
39:50
for sure I could go on with
these
39:52
stories
39:52
I'll let it slide but that just
the
39:54
point is it's possible that
something
39:56
bad happened
39:57
well people die around this
software and
40:00
the knowledge of it and and you
know
40:02
there's a in these circles when
these
40:05
things are taking place all
kinds of bad
40:06
stuff happens in fact now well
let's
40:11
just listen to it this was on
Australian
40:13
there's the morning show they
had a
40:16
guest on from the US and he was
talking
40:19
about the Epstein case and of
course at
40:22
the month at the moment soup M
40:25
so if Epstein secrets died with
him now
40:28
are we gonna learn a lot more
about all
40:29
those rich powerful and famous
people
40:32
that allegedly had girls
procured for
40:35
them by Epstein hopefully we
learned
40:37
what was going on there the the
the the
40:42
prosecution is not dead because
one of
40:45
the charges against Jeffrey
Epstein was
40:46
a conspiracy charge and that's
40:48
significant because it means
that other
40:50
people were involved so we know
that
40:53
other people were due to be
charged they
40:55
just haven't been charged yet
but what
40:57
the names that you're starting
to see
40:58
thrown around in these things
to be
40:59
former high officials in the
Clinton
41:02
administration you're talking
about
41:03
names in the royal family all
kinds of
41:06
names have been thrown around
and we're
41:07
just scratching the surface of
documents
41:09
that are the the surface of the
41:10
documents that are available
now so
41:12
Michael is there a chance that
we do
41:13
learn the truth but it's so
outrageous
41:15
that nobody actually believes
it you
41:17
know I was asked that question
a number
41:19
of times today and it just
remains to be
41:21
see what the resolve is of
prosecutors
41:23
and though you know it may not
be a
41:25
prosecutor that finds out the
truth it
41:26
may be some intrepid reporter
Blanca
41:29
Chester who takes it into the
the bit
41:32
into their and their mouth and
runs with
41:34
it and finds and it is
determined for
41:37
after years and years to find
out what
41:38
the truth is but I think that
the truth
41:41
is at its core probably
something
41:46
[Laughter]
41:50
whatever well obviously people
Iran to
41:52
me yeah so the minute the guy
says
42:05
here's the truth here's what's
going on
42:07
they pulled the satellite plug
perfect
42:10
it just builds and builds and
builds now
42:13
so many cool it won so many cool
42:16
characters are coming out of the
42:17
woodwork Judith Miller do you
remember
42:18
Judith Miller booth could
forget Judith
42:21
Miller Judith Miller is spook
whoo dude
42:24
who to Iraq she basically got
us into
42:27
Iraq into the war in part
thanks to her
42:31
reporting on Iraq's weapons of
mass
42:34
destruction both before and
after the
42:38
2003 invasion which later we
discovered
42:41
I was inaccurate information
came from
42:44
the intelligence community so
she's a
42:46
spoke and she's not and I don't
42:49
understand why anyone would
want her on
42:51
their media property but I
guess when
42:54
Tucker Carlson's out and you
have mark
42:55
Stein in who I like as a
commentator I
42:58
think he's really poor as a
host he can
43:01
barely get a sentence out
without
43:03
stammering and stuttering and
it's just
43:05
he's no good but she said
something
43:07
quite remarkable the one of
those as in
43:10
the truth wants to come out my
point is
43:13
this guy is at the preliminary
stage all
43:17
the United States government
had to do
43:20
was keep him alive until the
trial
43:24
and it's brazen if you were
writing a
43:27
thriller you wouldn't put in
anything
43:29
this obvious where he just gets
whacked
43:31
before before the trial
43:33
it's brazen either in its
incompetence
43:36
or in its cynicism and
corruption and
43:39
the American people seem to be
leaning
43:41
towards the latter one of those
43:43
explanations I know that people
love to
43:45
embrace conspiracy theories
mark but I
43:48
really think we have to wait
until all
43:50
of the facts are in and the
facts by the
43:53
way are changing a lot we know
some
43:56
things
43:57
about the facts are changing a
lot okay
44:01
you would know how that works
44:03
Judith Miller the facts are
changing
44:09
it's not that's not how a
reporter does
44:11
work anyway we all know
basically that
44:15
Trump is to blame for everything
44:17
thus Trump's falling in yeah
and the
44:20
Trump rotation Trump rotation
calm yeah
44:23
do we have conspiracy theorists
now
44:25
listed I don't know where that
fits in
44:27
oh oh within hours of Jeffrey
Epstein's
44:30
apparent suicide president
Trump was
44:33
retweeting a conspiracy theory
linking
44:35
Bill Clinton to his death it was
44:37
immediately picked up by
Russian state
44:39
media going viral
44:41
a Clinton spokesperson calling
the tweet
44:43
ridiculous and of course not
true but a
44:45
top trump adviser defending it
I think
44:48
the president just wants
everything to
44:49
be investigated for the
president
44:50
seizing on a conspiracy theory
as part
44:52
of a pattern he launched his
political
44:54
career with the false birther
claim
44:56
against President Obama he may
not have
44:59
been born in this country in
2016 there
45:01
was the bazzara claim that
Republican
45:03
rival Ted Cruz's father had been
45:05
involved in the Kennedy
assassination
45:06
there's a picture of heart him
and crazy
45:11
Lee Harvey Oswald having
breakfast and
45:14
after the election the false
charge that
45:15
millions in California had voted
45:17
illegally for Hillary Clinton
the same
45:20
person votes many times you
probably
45:22
heard about that other examples
that
45:24
Justice Scalia may have been
murdered
45:26
that vaccines cause autism where
45:28
thousands of Muslims celebrated
in
45:30
Jersey City on 9/11 but tying
Bill
45:33
Clinton to Epstein's death
reached a new
45:35
level certainly to accuse even
by
45:39
implication a predecessor of a
murder
45:42
conspiracy puts us in a whole
different
45:44
realm of reality Clinton and
Trump had
45:47
both known Epstein and Trump
critics
45:49
countered by blaming mr. Trump
online
45:51
for FCS death Marco Rubio
chided both
45:55
sides for spreading
conspiracies but no
45:57
one gent with as big a
megaphone as the
45:59
president so the message went
out to all
46:02
ships at sea okay we got to
label this
46:04
guy as a conspiracy theorist
not note
46:06
noted he definitely sparked
that we
46:10
his retweet of the video which
was a
46:12
funny joke about the Clinton
body count
46:16
but NPR got down in the weeds
and got
46:18
some experts in and let's talk
about
46:20
this conspiracy but what is his
work by
46:25
the way I will say I'm looking
at the
46:26
list I will have to put it on
the list
46:28
is 50 number 56 moving the
criminal ones
46:31
up by one but I'll put at the
end okay
46:33
so it's definitely because of
this
46:34
birther and all the rest of it
she did a
46:37
good run down there if you're
gonna make
46:39
somebody look like I can sue
they can do
46:40
that to anybody by the way well
take a
46:42
bunch of discrepant stuff and
through
46:44
package it in such a way that
you can
46:46
say it's all one thing and I'm
in I
46:49
think it should be on the list
and they
46:52
took the same the same
packaging and did
46:56
it everywhere and I but I
thought NPR
46:58
was that their marching orders
yes
47:01
whether President Trump actually
47:02
believes the conspiracies he
highlights
47:05
is also debatable he's often
employed
47:07
conspiracy theories to
denigrate his
47:10
adversaries Curt Anderson who
wrote the
47:12
book fantasy land how America
went
47:15
haywire says when a bad thing
happens
47:17
it's easy to blame it on some
secret
47:20
cabal so if you're Donald Trump
my
47:22
enemies the Clintons did this
if you are
47:24
somebody who believes that
Donald Trump
47:27
is in league with the Russians
and of
47:28
course you think oh no the
Russians did
47:30
this but people don't need a
partisan
47:32
motivation to come up with a
conspiracy
47:34
theory consider such a
discredited
47:36
claims as that vaccines cause
autism
47:39
that 9/11 was an inside job
that the
47:42
Sandy Hook spokes people
genuinely
47:45
believe these things and that
may
47:47
trouble those who take logic or
evidence
47:50
seriously Reverend now but
Moeller
47:52
president of the Southern
Baptist
47:54
Theological Seminary felt the
need on
47:56
his podcast to explain why
conspiracy
47:59
theories take hold we as human
beings do
48:02
not like unanswered moral
questions we
48:04
want to know who did it we want
to know
48:07
how it was done all the more so
molar
48:09
said when an event is
associated with
48:11
some strange coincidences we're
looking
48:14
for a pattern
48:15
our intelligence given to us by
God is a
48:18
pattern seeking intelligence
and a
48:20
conspiracy theory can offer a
path
48:22
Joey izinski at the University
of Miami
48:25
has studied conspiracy theories
he says
48:28
people also see conspiracies
even when
48:30
there are no coincidences to
explain now
48:34
I would unlike okay they got
talked
48:35
about me now but now it doesn't
matter
48:38
because people can take
whatever they
48:39
want and turn it into whatever
they want
48:41
he cites the example of Supreme
Court
48:43
Justice Scalia dying in bed some
48:45
conspiracy thinkers suggested
he was
48:47
smothered simply because there
was a
48:49
pillow by his head it wasn't
there a
48:51
pillow on his head I remember I
48:54
remembered specifically that
the pillow
48:57
was on his head no anyway you
know
49:01
everybody has a pillow in the
other head
49:03
that's not strong evidence of
anything
49:06
but to them that was very strong
49:07
evidence Kaczynski says his
research
49:10
suggests that people who
ascribe to
49:11
conspiracy theories are often
those who
49:14
feel they're under threat or
out of
49:16
power or somehow left on the
other side
49:18
form so connecting the door just
49:20
podcasters thoughts may satisfy
oh I
49:23
gotta put this is the important
part
49:24
here sorry
49:25
mmm I love this head you know
everybody
49:29
has a pillow in the other head
sleeping
49:32
that's not strong evidence of
anything
49:34
but to them that was very strong
49:36
evidence Kaczynski says his
research
49:38
suggests that people who
ascribe to
49:40
conspiracy theories are often
those who
49:42
feel they're under threat or
out of
49:44
power or somehow left on the
outside so
49:47
connecting the dots may satisfy
an
49:50
emotional or intellectual need
Curt
49:53
Anderson says it can also be
fun look at
49:56
this this person was here at
this time
49:57
and and look it it connects to
this that
50:00
is part of the pleasure of
puzzles of
50:02
the pensive fiction thrillers
it is a
50:05
form of entertainment well not
just the
50:07
amazing Polly connecting the
dots is
50:09
everywhere here's beto members
of the
50:12
press what the hold on a second
you know
50:15
III it's it's these um it's
these
50:17
questions that you know the
answers to
50:19
I mean connect the dots about
what he's
50:21
been doing in this country
connect the
50:22
dots here's what I've said I
said that
50:25
we need the information we need
50:27
to connect the dots and we got
a drill
50:30
down we've got to connect the
dots get
50:32
the facts connect the dots do
everything
50:35
that I possibly can to help
connect the
50:38
dots I've said we've got to
connect the
50:40
dots I've always said if we
connect the
50:44
dots I believe that they should
have to
50:46
connect the dots if we're able
to
50:49
connect the dots and if we
determine the
50:52
facts yeah connect the dots
Maxine
50:58
Waters and the softball teams
what
51:02
something I didn't get that I
did and he
51:06
went all the way up to the
elite circles
51:08
of CNN International Christian
an
51:10
impurity is under increasing
threat from
51:14
conspiracy theories from now
hold on a
51:16
second democracy is under
serious threat
51:20
from conspiracy theories how
how do I
51:25
put that together connected
dots man now
51:29
democracy is under increasing
threat
51:31
from conspiracy theories from
fake news
51:33
a war of misinformation online
and is
51:36
coming right from the top in
many
51:38
occasions this weekend
President Trump
51:40
retweeted a conspiracy theory
blaming
51:42
the Clintons for the death of
the
51:44
multi-millionaire sex offender
Jeffrey
51:46
Epstein there you go it's it's
hurting
51:50
our democracy well this
democracy under
51:54
threat is is getting on my
nerves but to
51:57
think about this conspiracy
thing where
51:59
I think is an element kind of
missing
52:00
that it's just kind this is
kind of this
52:02
isn't itself as a conspiracy
theory and
52:05
we as you've identified the
fact that
52:06
you have the same talking
points from
52:08
different outlets that are very
52:10
discrepant by the way they're
not like
52:11
ABC NBC it's like it's
different mm-hmm
52:15
and you've picked on that but
what is
52:17
what would be the real
motivation to get
52:19
people to sing cause it's just
52:20
conspiracy to a conspiracy
theory Oh
52:22
deep state just a conspiracy
theory
52:25
there's no deep state and this
is all
52:29
eating away if you look at the
entire
52:31
Trump rotation it all eats away
at the
52:34
idea of draining the swamp and
yes yes
52:37
clearing the deep state which
52:40
the bureaucratic techno
technocracy that
52:43
runs the country it's the
people that
52:45
are always there and they've
created
52:47
their own governments shadow
government
52:48
for all practical purposes
which runs
52:50
everything and then they
obviously run
52:52
the news media too nowadays by
telling
52:55
him what to do and what to say
yes if
52:57
we've proven pretty much by
this opening
52:59
of this particular show
although we
53:01
prove it week after week yeah
and you
53:05
know and I would say you know
there's a
53:08
pretty good conspiracy theory
right now
53:10
that all these mass shootings
it's all
53:12
because of Trump Trump did it
if he
53:14
they're using the same words I
mean it's
53:16
a manifesto that was uploaded
by someone
53:19
else a different time but okay
it will
53:20
just look past that it's just
all it's
53:23
you know it's all it's all
Trump's he
53:26
can he can actually
mind-control people
53:28
he couldn't mind-control people
the
53:31
attorney for a US Army veteran
charged
53:33
with assaulting a 13 year old
Montana
53:35
boy who refused to take off his
hat
53:37
during the national anthem says
his
53:39
client believes he was doing
what
53:40
President Trump wanted her proc
ways
53:42
Attorney Lance Jasper's quoted
in the
53:45
millions saying the president's
rhetoric
53:47
influenced his client who got
into a
53:49
confrontation with a 13 year
old boy at
53:51
the start of a County rodeo and
slam a
53:53
teen into the ground fracturing
the boys
53:56
skull Jasper says he will seek
a mental
53:59
health evaluation for his
client yes so
54:03
even his lawyer says he's nuts
but no no
54:05
no Trump man the president told
him to
54:08
do it and that's and that you
know MSNBC
54:13
which I watch mainly during the
day I'll
54:15
switch back to CNN it's just so
poor I'm
54:18
surprised you're not completely
insane
54:20
well maybe it's not the blue
algae maybe
54:22
it's as MSNBC has given me
stomach
54:25
issues mmm but Donny Deutsche
you played
54:28
a clip from his show he has a
Saturday
54:30
night show now
54:31
yeah he's completely out of
control I
54:33
got to play this clip he is he
is he's
54:35
just off the rails enough is
enough I
54:38
want I want to talk to the
white people
54:40
out there okay pay attention
John white
54:42
people I want to welcome white
people
54:44
because
54:45
I've had discussions when I
talk to
54:47
friends people I know who good
for the
54:49
economy no friends discussions
when I
55:05
talk I think is it maybe is
these good
55:07
friends Chris Cuomo don't call
me Frodo
55:09
friends people I know economy
but it's
55:13
good to be their old shirts
anyway no no
55:16
it's time by the way if you're
somebody
55:18
who is poor and you believe
Donald Trump
55:21
is gonna get you a job maybe
you don't
55:22
have the luxury of a moral
imperative
55:23
okay but everybody else
55:25
shame on you at this point
enough this
55:28
is where you stand up and if
you don't
55:30
you own it and I talked about
this
55:31
yesterday you are no different
than if
55:33
you're on a subway train and
you saw
55:35
four white nationalists
screaming and an
55:38
african-american woman go home
go back
55:40
where you came from if you vote
for
55:42
trying this man just let him
rant it's
55:47
funny and own it no boy he's
good for
55:49
the economy no more well
they're all
55:51
jerks he just says these things
we are
55:54
heading to such a dangerous
place and
55:56
guess what you look at history
do I have
56:00
to guess yeah guess what do you
think
56:02
what do you think the dangerous
place is
56:04
where are we going with this
dangerous
56:05
place let me think if I have to
guess is
56:09
he asked me to guess I really
don't know
56:12
no more well they're all jerks
he just
56:14
says these things we are
heading to such
56:17
a dangerous place and guess
what you
56:20
look at history it can happen
here
56:22
maybe it's the Jews next to a
Jew who
56:26
says who says you know I come
from a
56:28
place I come from oh that's a
good
56:31
conspiracy theory of course
there's not
56:34
a Jews as cursed as a Jew it's
the Jews
56:37
oh oh oh I forgot his
daughter's married
56:39
to a Jew who says who says you
know and
56:42
I come from a place I come from
a group
56:45
of people Wow where it happened
to 6
56:48
million of them and
56:49
I'm not saying he Trump is that
person
56:52
but in the PlayBook that's
happening
56:55
every single play but creating
the other
56:57
getting rich people to look the
other
56:59
way getting people to not trust
the
57:01
press getting the judicial
system in
57:03
your pocket getting an entire
branch of
57:05
government the legislative
branch to I
57:06
mean the Republicans to just
March with
57:08
you above the law to say that
you're
57:13
gonna put your adversaries in
jail what
57:15
else do we and now
57:16
hey you dark person if you
don't like it
57:18
here go back from where you came
57:21
boy it's time for us and time
for white
57:24
people who maybe it's not so
great for
57:26
your pocketbook go in and look
at your
57:28
children and decide who you are
Oh
57:32
Donnie this guy yeah what is
wrong with
57:36
MSNBC everything just
everything man
57:41
just everything you know it you
could I
57:44
could just sit there with MSNBC
and clip
57:48
all day all day your joy read
with know
57:51
this guy this guy is a real
interesting
57:54
dude he's been he's a pundit
what was
57:57
his name
57:58
Ely miss tall Healy mistel he's
the
58:03
black guy with the crazy fro
the it's
58:06
almost white and the a really
poorly
58:10
fitting jacket suit jacket it's
really
58:12
really did not a good look he's
all
58:15
about the hate to try to be
better but I
58:19
mean the thing is is it the
question
58:20
I'll throw it all to the kid
how do you
58:21
communicate that to people who
are
58:23
drugged by it right there
already
58:25
anesthetized by it anybody I've
had
58:29
people call my show in the past
to your
58:31
Trump supporters who are white
who
58:32
bluntly said he makes me feel
better to
58:34
be white again he makes me feel
better
58:36
about myself as a white person
yeah
58:38
they've literally said that and
they're
58:39
like I'm not racist he makes me
feel
58:41
good about the paper and that
we are
58:43
suffering we're a victim he
speaks the
58:45
victimhood language so for then
we look
58:47
at his pathetic as a champion
yeah this
58:50
is really quite interesting
this is the
58:52
biggest crock of crap ever
they're
58:54
making this up what language so
then we
58:57
pathetic they look at as a
champion yeah
58:59
I'll communicate it to them you
beat
59:01
them you beat them they are not
a
59:03
majority of this country the
majority of
59:05
white people in this country
are not a
59:07
majority of the country and all
the
59:09
people who are not fooled by
this needs
59:11
to come together go to the
polls go to
59:13
the protest do whatever you
have to do
59:15
you do not negotiate with these
people
59:18
you destroy them and they're by
the way
59:20
the black man said beat them
meaning in
59:22
a poll in a racist the whole
thing from
59:29
beginning to end is just racist
59:33
yes NBC should be ashamed of
itself for
59:36
putting this stuff on the air
nobody
59:38
listens to it I do Seb you two
have
59:42
ratings they have some rate
yeah the
59:44
only reason I even have the
asterisk is
59:46
cuz then one guy oh boy I did
want to
59:51
asterisks refers to ratings yes
they'll
59:55
have enough to yeah yeah the
one you
59:56
have no ratings then you can
get you
59:59
have to have some listeners or
viewers
1:00:01
to get the asterisk you can get
zero
1:00:03
point one yeah that's the low
that's the
1:00:08
asterisk yeah below that is the
a stick
1:00:10
is what we call it that means
one guy's
1:00:12
watch it gets you
1:00:16
you know we're there's a little
bit of
1:00:18
information coming out about
all these
1:00:20
shooters and we have no idea
what's true
1:00:25
or not do you know you just
don't know
1:00:27
at this point anymore anymore
but this
1:00:30
bill bar and I think I played a
piece of
1:00:34
this two shows ago yeah he's at
bitching
1:00:38
about encryption again this is
this used
1:00:39
to be commis job and then
Brennan
1:00:42
bitched about it now
1:00:43
he'll bars like I bet all
everybody in
1:00:46
the Justice Department says I
was first
1:00:48
in my first computer oriented
radio show
1:00:53
and I remember even before that
in the
1:00:56
when I was writing for
InfoWorld and
1:00:58
that would be in the late 70s
early 80s
1:01:02
this was the topic of
conversation and
1:01:04
then the Clipper Chip click
came along
1:01:06
oh yeah and that was gonna
close the
1:01:09
deal in that dinner that was a
1:01:10
yeah these guys are dead just do
1:01:12
anything they can to so they
can just
1:01:14
listen in on everything yeah
and so the
1:01:17
the drive is the same the idea
is hey
1:01:20
it's okay if you want to have
end-to-end
1:01:22
encryption it's okay it's just
we gotta
1:01:25
be able to look into your shed
if we
1:01:27
want to that's just the way it
goes and
1:01:29
I mean what's the point of the
1:01:31
encryption yeah but we can't
have that
1:01:34
in a democracy you can't have
that it's
1:01:37
because you have to have law
enforcement
1:01:38
this is the problem with
Bitcoin you
1:01:41
know we can't turn off your
bank account
1:01:43
there's a problem we can't have
that so
1:01:46
bar makes an entry I I had only
seen the
1:01:49
clip and I went back and
watched the
1:01:50
whole half-hour speech and it's
filled
1:01:52
ah yeah they've all gonna die
if this
1:01:54
encryption if we don't figure
this out
1:01:56
and I think that if the
legislatively
1:01:58
and this is two and a half
weeks ago we
1:02:02
think our tech sector has the
ingenuity
1:02:04
to develop effective ways to
provide
1:02:07
secure encryption while also
providing
1:02:09
secure legal access some good
minds have
1:02:13
already started to focus on
this and
1:02:15
some promising ideas are
emerging listen
1:02:18
to the prophecy Hutus our
colleagues at
1:02:23
the United Kingdom's GCHQ have
proposed
1:02:26
virtual alligator clips virtual
1:02:30
alligator clips provider
correspond to a
1:02:35
warrant by adding a silent law
1:02:38
enforcement recipient to an
otherwise
1:02:40
secure chat sounds perfectly
okay to me
1:02:43
ray Ozzie has tabled a proposal
for
1:02:46
exceptional access keys for
locked
1:02:48
encrypted phone so that they
can be
1:02:50
unlocked pursuant to a warrant
is Ozzy
1:02:52
still with Microsoft's Ray on
so Ozzy I
1:02:56
think I don't know what he's
doing he's
1:02:57
the guy who did Lotus Notes for
anyone
1:02:59
who doesn't remember that me we
remember
1:03:02
I'm replicating I'll be back in
an hour
1:03:06
replicating the Lotus Notes
database yes
1:03:10
let's see what is he doing
right now
1:03:13
[Music]
1:03:15
yeah it was at Microsoft
between 2005
1:03:18
and 2010 and currently he is
one she
1:03:23
left a stock skyrocket
1:03:24
it isn't he's still the chief
software
1:03:27
architects I guess not I doubt
it no no
1:03:32
oh he's a bad he's on the board
of
1:03:34
directors at HP Oh
1:03:37
well there you go no way belong
and he
1:03:39
joined the board of safecast in
2017
1:03:44
what is safecast some does
probably not
1:03:49
safe we continue with some of
these
1:03:52
great ideas and Matt Cain has
proposed
1:03:55
layered cryptographic envelopes
to allow
1:03:58
lawful access to encrypted data
at risk
1:04:00
on disks or other storage I
would say
1:04:02
layered encrypted envelopes is
the way
1:04:04
to go it just sounds beautiful
a bill
1:04:06
layer layer layer and clipped it
1:04:10
encrypted envelopes ok now but
wait he's
1:04:13
about to make an interesting
1:04:14
prognostication rip the data
address con
1:04:17
disks or other storage devices
I think
1:04:19
it is prudent to anticipate
that a major
1:04:21
incident may well occur at any
time it
1:04:24
will galvanize public opinion
on these
1:04:26
issues whether we end up with
left so
1:04:29
they they there was a brief
moment in
1:04:33
time where I think it was the
Dayton
1:04:35
shooter they couldn't get into
his phone
1:04:37
and they were trying to launch
this
1:04:39
story and it just failed but
you know I
1:04:42
just find that interesting guys
it could
1:04:44
happen at any time galvanize
public
1:04:46
opinion on these issues no huh
oh crap
1:04:51
you know I don't want to stop
the clip
1:04:53
yeah but I want to say this
this is not
1:04:56
about just public safety or
anything
1:04:59
like that when you really start
boiling
1:05:02
it down this is about spying on
1:05:04
financial transactions so you
can
1:05:06
benefit the all of this stuff
has always
1:05:09
really been about spying on
financial
1:05:12
transactions that's what you
want to do
1:05:14
which is exactly what the
promise
1:05:16
software did yeah and so it's
that way
1:05:19
you can make a lot of money by
being ins
1:05:22
you're like an insider now
you're just
1:05:24
watching the negotiations go on
from
1:05:26
from afar and then you can make
your
1:05:28
investment decisions this is
not about
1:05:30
protecting fuck again if these
guys they
1:05:33
got NSA listening in on
everything
1:05:35
they've got all this stuff
going on we
1:05:38
spied upon in a surveillance
society
1:05:40
everybody bitches about it
started in
1:05:42
1947 with the the whole
surveillance the
1:05:45
the acted Truman pushed into
law and
1:05:47
we're now we're all you know
being spied
1:05:49
upon constantly but they'd not
prevented
1:05:51
one of these things except the
ones that
1:05:54
they've set up and that were
phony or
1:05:56
they suckered some guy into
doing
1:05:58
something that he shouldn't
have done
1:05:59
instead of just tell him not to
do
1:06:01
you're absolutely right they're
very
1:06:03
good at reconstructing things
after the
1:06:05
fact which let's face it if you
get an
1:06:08
IRS audit you do the same like
okay
1:06:10
let's see and we figure out how
all this
1:06:12
dip fit together and then you
piece it
1:06:15
all together
1:06:15
there you go after the fact
there's
1:06:17
enough records and stuff yeah
this is
1:06:19
the old hindsight thing I mean
I can
1:06:21
predict stock prices if I go
back in
1:06:23
time this is what I can find
some
1:06:26
rationale look at the way this
chart
1:06:27
went that's why it skyrocketed
well as
1:06:30
old crap it's all bull crap
this is just
1:06:32
a man this is spying for
financial gain
1:06:35
blackmail and spine blackmails
another
1:06:38
good way to make money yeah as
the
1:06:40
saying goes in the stock trading
1:06:42
business technical analysis of
stocks
1:06:45
and stock movements is 100%
accurate
1:06:48
after the fact and that's
always that
1:06:51
way you talk to a technical
guys like
1:06:53
look here's where it broke
through the
1:06:55
thirty-ninth Fibonacci and it
was right
1:06:57
above the curve above the noise
and it
1:06:59
said oh my god the time series
hit no
1:07:01
wonder didn't you see that it's
so
1:07:04
obvious yeah that was
yesterday's chart
1:07:06
when it's happened alive it's a
little
1:07:08
different we just like weather
1:07:09
predicting all our climate
change for
1:07:11
that matter well okay I'm gonna
skip the
1:07:14
rest of this clip and go
straight to my
1:07:16
one no one of my climate change
Clips
1:07:21
this is from the Vermont I in
the sky
1:07:24
weather report I thought you'd
get a
1:07:26
kick out of it good afternoon
from the
1:07:29
Fairbanks Museum in st.
Johnsbury this
1:07:31
is the eye in the sky forecast
a few
1:07:33
upper 40s in the cooler spots
over the
1:07:35
Northeast Kingdom as well as the
1:07:36
Adirondacks will be found dry
conditions
1:07:39
and cool temperatures offer
some great
1:07:41
stargazing weather Monday
brings more
1:07:44
pleasant weather with mostly
sunny skies
1:07:46
and comfortable highs in the 70s
1:07:48
computer models are not in firm
1:07:50
agreement about the timing
1:07:51
of a weak cold front that drift
south
1:07:53
from Canada sometime between
the evening
1:07:56
and overnight hours on Monday
this
1:07:58
brings a chance of scattered to
isolated
1:07:59
rain showers primarily over
northern
1:08:01
areas again computer models are
not in
1:08:04
firm agreement about Tuesday as
a
1:08:06
decaying low pressure system
moves east
1:08:08
from the Midwest and this
brings a
1:08:10
chance of scattered rain
showers so
1:08:12
their coveted computer models
can't even
1:08:15
agree on Tuesday let alone 10
15 20 50
1:08:20
years uh computer models
they're great
1:08:24
Pat what could possibly go wrong
1:08:28
and there you have it in a
nutshell well
1:08:31
then I might as well just I'm
gonna do
1:08:32
two more I'm gonna do my my
final two
1:08:35
green new deal clips my climate
change
1:08:37
clips and then I'm going to
relinquish
1:08:39
the microphone BBC is shocked I
tell you
1:08:42
before we go you have to see
this
1:08:44
kangaroos are not normally
associated
1:08:46
with freezing conditions but as
wild
1:08:48
weather lashes parts of eastern
1:08:50
Australia Australia they've
been getting
1:08:52
a chance to hop on snow this
footage
1:08:54
shows a large mob of G girls
bouncing
1:08:57
through paddocks around 300
miles inland
1:08:59
of Sydney an icy winter blast is
1:09:02
sweeping across the region
catching even
1:09:04
the most seasoned locals by
surprise the
1:09:11
snow must be extreme weather
the climate
1:09:14
models are in disagreement over
that and
1:09:16
then our favorite abuse child
seems to
1:09:19
be a theme on this show and
this is
1:09:21
truly an abused child who was
being
1:09:23
abused by adults around the
world and it
1:09:27
just continues this is Greta
and she's
1:09:30
about to embark on her trip to
New York
1:09:33
on a 50-foot sailing racing
boat with
1:09:38
her final goodbyes said it was
time for
1:09:39
Greta Thun bug to find her sea
legs
1:09:41
waiting just meters from the
Plymouth
1:09:44
port in the UK was the miletti
er -
1:09:46
ready to take to the high seas
and
1:09:47
deliver the Swedish teenager to
the US
1:09:49
but this will be no pleasure
cruise
1:09:52
there are no creature comforts
on board
1:09:54
the 60-foot yacht which is
built for
1:09:55
high-speed racing no shower no
kitchen
1:09:58
and no toilet so calls of
nature even
1:10:01
fill a bucket yeah go poop in
the bucket
1:10:03
Greta I think it will be very
quite an
1:10:05
adventure it will be a very new
1:10:07
experience
1:10:09
for me at least and I and of
course I
1:10:14
expected to be challenging
sometimes and
1:10:17
but also good most of the time
1:10:22
Thornburg refuses to travel on
planes
1:10:23
because of the emissions they
produce so
1:10:25
flying to New York for the UN
climate
1:10:27
summit was out of the question
1:10:29
that's where the crew of the
Mallette
1:10:30
co2 stepped in and offered her
a lift
1:10:32
with a zero carbon footprint
it's been
1:10:35
nearly a year since thum Berg
started
1:10:36
skipping school on Fridays to
protest
1:10:38
global inaction on the climate
crisis
1:10:40
she says she realizes sailing
the
1:10:42
Atlantic rather than flying is
not an
1:10:44
option open to everyone I mean
I am not
1:10:47
telling anyone what to do or
what not to
1:10:50
do I'm just doing this because
I wanted
1:10:52
to do this myself and I am one
of the
1:10:57
very very few people in the
world who
1:10:59
actually can do this and then I
think I
1:11:03
should take that chance to do
this I
1:11:05
don't see if anyone else has
seceded I'm
1:11:08
not I'm not that special I can't
1:11:11
convince everyone in just 12
months
1:11:15
greater Thornburg has gone from
unknown
1:11:16
teenager to international
environmental
1:11:19
leader
1:11:20
she's taking a year off school
to travel
1:11:22
through the US Canada South
America and
1:11:24
Antarctica she's not sure yet
how she'll
1:11:26
get home that's the kicker I
was waiting
1:11:29
for are you taking the same
boat back
1:11:32
Gretta
1:11:33
no she's natural yes he's not
sure it's
1:11:37
not sure how she's going to get
galling
1:11:40
to people like the Caprio and
all these
1:11:42
guys who have their private
jets and
1:11:43
they all fly into some little
place in
1:11:46
the Swiss Alps the meeting
about climate
1:11:49
change yes yeah that's
fantastic poor
1:11:53
Greta but she's gonna get sick
on that
1:11:55
he you know this day of the
1:11:56
possibilities which is a long
shot is
1:11:59
that she she cuts through it
actually
1:12:02
makes the thing and actually
likes it so
1:12:05
much that she becomes a sailor
by the
1:12:09
way this the whole thing is
sponsored by
1:12:11
the United Nations I don't they
don't
1:12:13
disclose that but you take a
look at the
1:12:15
boat it's it's a United Nations
1:12:17
sponsored voyage they prize
some top
1:12:20
talent on there yeah Greta
1:12:22
well besides her I've got you
things
1:12:24
making a pretty pretty good
time if they
1:12:27
make it at all yeah all right
do your
1:12:30
afraid Oh thing might as well
1:12:33
okay so Cuomo now by the way
this is
1:12:36
funny because everybody
followed up
1:12:37
finding out that Cuomo had
already the
1:12:41
stats leave aa guy who used to
be the
1:12:44
guardian angel Curtis sliwa yes
see he
1:12:47
had him on a talk show a number
of years
1:12:49
back where he called him Fredo
and he
1:12:51
didn't get bent out of shape
about it or
1:12:53
call it a slur I didn't know
and that
1:12:56
was run on they ran that clip I
don't
1:12:58
have a copy of it but they ran
the clip
1:12:59
on the on the New York Post and
he's
1:13:02
been ridiculed for this from a
different
1:13:04
number of different angles he's
because
1:13:05
he went nuts he was either
drunk I can't
1:13:08
figure it out but here's the
entire
1:13:11
thing I took out some of the
bull crap
1:13:13
that they put in on one of the
clips
1:13:15
they also took it offline you
can't find
1:13:17
this clip anymore did you get
it with it
1:13:19
with the the raw or did you get
up with
1:13:21
all the beeps with the what
with the
1:13:24
censored words or did you get
it wrong
1:13:26
no I know I don't have this
anything
1:13:28
censored oh good
1:13:29
cool so he's like a very
profane guy no
1:13:32
it's really to me it's like I'm
1:13:34
listening to this guy cus just
non-stop
1:13:38
like a trucker and I'm thinking
he's
1:13:40
bitchy we on his show he's one
of the
1:13:41
many CNN anchors who talks
about oh the
1:13:46
the this the discourse in this
country
1:13:49
has become so coarse
1:13:50
because of Trump yeah and so
this course
1:13:55
discourse because of Trump and
then you
1:13:57
listen to this guy here he is
1:14:05
I like this is my favorite part
all the
1:14:09
rest I didn't care about but
I'd like
1:14:10
it's like my name is Chris
Cuomo I'm an
1:14:12
anchor on CNN it's like who
says that my
1:14:16
name is Adam curry
1:14:18
you know who says that nobody
1:14:35
[Applause]
1:15:01
oh I know guys like this by the
way in
1:16:03
Jersey there are guys like this
who will
1:16:05
talk just like that but you
know to say
1:16:08
that the President Trump has
been
1:16:10
changing the discourse of
amongst human
1:16:13
beings is correct he's infected
Chris
1:16:16
Cuomo
1:16:19
if you look into it is the guy
who calls
1:16:22
him Fredo constantly his rush
limbaugh
1:16:25
yeah and that's what he started
when he
1:16:29
listened the very first thing
Cuomo says
1:16:31
he says only punk right-wingers
call me
1:16:33
that oh wait a minute the first
time I
1:16:36
heard Fredo I don't listen to
rush
1:16:38
limbaugh was that's what left
1:16:43
twitter twitter Democrats were
calling
1:16:45
Donald Trump jr. they were
calling him
1:16:47
Fredo the dumb brother and I'm
sorry
1:16:49
either Trump jr. Eric may know
Eric yeah
1:16:52
they call they call him Fredo
the dumb
1:16:54
brother yeah so then limbaugh I
don't
1:17:00
know if that's before after
Limbaugh
1:17:01
started calling at Chris Cuomo
Fredo but
1:17:04
that's what he calls him Fredo
Cuomo and
1:17:07
so that got into the lexicon
but now
1:17:10
unfortunately because of this
although
1:17:11
they took it down and I you
know they
1:17:13
were someone reposted but
1:17:16
it's down mostly you'll if this
guy if
1:17:21
he's walking especially in
different
1:17:23
parts of Manhattan or any part
of New
1:17:25
York if he's walking down the
street you
1:17:28
know a guy across the street is
gonna
1:17:29
shout something yeah of course
1:17:30
hey Fredo yeah so he's made an
ass of
1:17:36
himself I'm surprised you know
this is
1:17:37
well then there's another
there's
1:17:40
another controversial story
about a CNN
1:17:42
anchor Don Lemon yeah this is
the story
1:17:46
looks to me to be completely
fake I love
1:17:50
the story though
1:17:51
well the story is hilarious is
one of
1:17:53
the funnier stories but there's
no
1:17:55
chance in hell that any of this
story is
1:17:57
true it just doesn't make I
mean LEM is
1:18:00
not is I mean just Cuomo think
we have
1:18:02
it on tape the other one is all
just so
1:18:04
cording to the story which I
got from
1:18:08
Fox News so that you know take
that into
1:18:11
account Don Lemon was at a
Hamptons
1:18:19
I think restaurant or bar and
this is
1:18:21
last year but a civil suit has
been
1:18:25
filed so this is not just an
alley it is
1:18:27
an allegation but it's an
allegation
1:18:28
that's been taken into the
legal realm
1:18:31
and this guy says that yeah I
don't know
1:18:35
if he was hitting on Don Lemon
or he
1:18:39
said oh I'll buy a drink let me
dry you
1:18:41
buy you a lemon drop and that's
pretty
1:18:43
gay so maybe was hitting on him
1:18:45
apparently Don Lemon then put
his hand
1:18:49
down the front of his shorts
vigorously
1:18:51
rubbed his genitalia removed
his hand
1:18:53
shoved his index and middle
fingers into
1:18:56
plaintiffs mustache and said
what do you
1:18:58
like this close your children's
ears
1:19:01
pussy your dick yeah I it seems
like I
1:19:06
can see him doing it now I
don't think
1:19:10
it's worth a civil lawsuit for
doing
1:19:14
this dude um I like the story
though I
1:19:17
agree with you about the but
the stories
1:19:21
about the story itself in the
complaint
1:19:23
was filed so you can buy yeah
well with
1:19:28
that
1:19:29
I would like to thank you for
your
1:19:31
courage to say in the morning
to you the
1:19:32
man who put the C in the
conspiracy
1:19:33
theories John C Dvorak who any
morning
1:19:37
you mr. Adam curry also in the
morning
1:19:39
all the ships to see boots on
the ground
1:19:40
subs in the water feet in the
air and
1:19:42
all the Dames tonight's out
there and a
1:19:44
big hearty hefty in the morning
to the
1:19:46
trolls in our TRO room
1:19:48
they've been very patient today
we see
1:19:50
how many we got in the troll
room to its
1:19:51
no agenda stream comm 1020
people in the
1:19:57
in the chatroom of listening
live we do
1:20:00
it on Thursdays this being the
second
1:20:03
Thursday of the week sometimes
the first
1:20:04
is known to Sunday and it's a
great
1:20:06
place to go 24 hours a day
always
1:20:08
something cool happening no
agenda
1:20:10
stream calm and a big in the
morning as
1:20:13
well to our artists data who
brought us
1:20:16
the artwork for episode 11 63
by posting
1:20:18
it to no agenda art generator
comm we
1:20:21
had a number of different
actually I
1:20:23
recall we were supposed to
probably
1:20:24
review the art because well
people
1:20:28
submit and let me see we had a
lot of
1:20:31
egg timers and egg jokes which
didn't
1:20:35
really you know feel all that
funny to
1:20:38
us we also it's it's it's there
semi
1:20:43
lewd rude rude yeah unlike the
show and
1:20:48
the one that we liked was this
one by
1:20:51
data which which showed the
inside of a
1:20:54
cell block kind of in and
there's a lot
1:20:56
of layers to it so the some of
the bars
1:20:58
were had been sawed off so this
implies
1:21:03
an extraction of Epstein and
then on the
1:21:05
wall it says for a good time
called
1:21:06
Lolita that was a funny did we
thought
1:21:10
it was humorous yeah the sick
sick but
1:21:12
right in line with what we like
so I
1:21:14
think this is the first score
for data
1:21:16
maybe it's the second I'm not
sure but
1:21:17
we truly appreciate the work
and the
1:21:20
work he's done a number of
pieces and
1:21:21
they're all okay they're all
good but I
1:21:24
don't know that he's gotten any
in but
1:21:26
so this may be wondering number
its
1:21:27
first or second I'm sure I know
he got
1:21:29
the Spitz and Connie Dodd I
think we
1:21:31
used that one I don't go look
that one
1:21:34
up he may have gotten that one
I think
1:21:35
he did get that one anyway he
got that
1:21:37
because it was just pretty yes
1:21:40
well we appreciate the work
that all of
1:21:42
our artists do and it is a part
of our
1:21:44
value for value network it works
1:21:46
extremely well
1:21:47
we have website systems Clips
artwork
1:21:52
just so many things that are
being done
1:21:54
by the producers of the show
because
1:21:56
that's what you are you are all
1:21:57
producers no agenda are
generated calm
1:22:00
for our art making producers
our art
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producing producers and we also
like to
1:22:05
thank our executive and
associate
1:22:06
executive producers who help us
1:22:08
financially and we do that more
or less
1:22:10
in the the first tranche of the
show and
1:22:12
who do we have to thank today
yes it's a
1:22:15
tranche shatranj gear in Norway
at the
1:22:20
top of the list with a thousand
dollars
1:22:23
and I cannot find a note world
him is
1:22:25
there's no note on the PayPal
donation
1:22:27
and there's no note in the
documents
1:22:30
well is is he then is that an
instant
1:22:32
night or has he already an item
I'm not
1:22:34
sure if we well this is gonna
be have to
1:22:38
be answered by an email from
him to one
1:22:39
of us let me just see if like I
don't
1:22:43
think I've seen any email from
him we do
1:22:46
want to give him his props I'll
wait
1:22:51
Wednesday the fort - yes he
there's a
1:22:53
note here good you have it I
don't have
1:22:56
it I do I didn't realize this
let's see
1:22:59
it's been a while I got pissed
off at
1:23:02
you when I felt you mocked
Greenwald and
1:23:04
Snowden back in the critical
days what
1:23:08
did we mock them oh sorry I
didn't know
1:23:13
you were going to the bathroom
anyway I
1:23:17
don't recall us we mock
everybody at
1:23:20
some point I've took the phone
off the
1:23:21
hook so you rang it so he says
that he
1:23:23
got pissed off at us when when
he or
1:23:26
maybe just me know this to both
of us he
1:23:31
felt that we mocked the Glenn
Greenwald
1:23:33
and Ed Snowden back in the
critical days
1:23:35
I think we've been pretty
appreciative
1:23:37
of the work they did I have
followed no
1:23:40
agenda since San Francisco when
Adam had
1:23:42
a squirrel living outside his
window
1:23:44
well the pigeon I thought he
was a
1:23:46
pigeon but okay and I'm sure
he's right
1:23:49
about the mocking - despite
differences
1:23:51
I have of course followed you
1:23:53
these self-imposed embargo
years being
1:23:57
100% aligned means something
like a
1:23:59
religious conviction I'm not
all there I
1:24:02
like your style however on how
you
1:24:03
question truths adding analysis
through
1:24:06
thought and reason fresh inputs
in a
1:24:08
news world from an increasingly
dumbed
1:24:10
down m5m so keep up the good
work
1:24:13
I need Karma however at the age
of 66
1:24:16
geez prostate cancer with
spread has
1:24:19
struck out of the blue with a
vengeance
1:24:21
operation and treatment
starting in a
1:24:23
couple of days karma can't hurt
is so if
1:24:26
possible I'd like a comma plus
F cancer
1:24:28
karma and his name is sir gear
so we
1:24:35
become he was a knight and then
he gave
1:24:37
up on us after our Snowden I
don't know
1:24:39
what we said bad about Snowden
or
1:24:41
Greenwald but I mean this could
have
1:24:42
been something that they did
that
1:24:43
triggered us that's possible
but you
1:24:46
know he's in Norway it's a
socialist
1:24:49
state up there they live off
the riches
1:24:51
of their oil discoveries they
they have
1:24:54
it's a very it's I'm surprised
we have
1:24:56
any Norwegians that listen to
the show I
1:24:58
think we have plenty of
Norwegians that
1:25:01
listen to the show I didn't say
we
1:25:02
didn't I've said what I've said
was I
1:25:05
probably haven't any that
listen to the
1:25:08
show well sir gear thank you
very much
1:25:11
for your support this I'm gonna
make you
1:25:13
a baronet whether you like it
or not so
1:25:15
I'm putting you on the list and
of
1:25:17
course we will send out all the
Karma
1:25:20
you need and let's let's hope
it does
1:25:22
its usual trick
1:25:27
you've got karma on a second I
think
1:25:34
they think it'd somebody say
something
1:25:35
else here PS have forgot to add
the
1:25:42
appeal for all men to get
checked for
1:25:43
prostate health so simple and
so damn
1:25:46
important Movember coming up
and the
1:25:48
distinguished gentleman's ride
in late
1:25:50
September support prostate
health
1:25:52
awareness too much stigma
around this
1:25:54
unfortunately yes I understand
yeah
1:25:58
suppose you've been tested yeah
okay
1:26:04
Anonymous in New York City
another
1:26:06
thousand so this has made the
show yes
1:26:09
we're really not a lot of
nominations
1:26:10
besides these to credit the
full amount
1:26:13
that's for Felix Wilson for
making me
1:26:15
smile and brightening my day
with his
1:26:17
pleas for donations weight MIT
so Felix
1:26:20
becomes a night no he's already
United
1:26:23
sir Felix serene Chris Wilson's
son is
1:26:28
is a night already I don't
think so oh
1:26:30
I'd all know that maybe that's
what he
1:26:32
means he's okay MIT will making
him an
1:26:34
instant night that must be it
holy crap
1:26:36
but what a show no that's fine
1:26:40
put that in there okay free
ones come on
1:26:42
he was Squire Felix Felix
Wilson becomes
1:26:46
dude that's nice some guy in
New York
1:26:49
City that's fantastic that
could be any
1:26:52
number of people nice that's
very kind
1:26:55
bath you will burg comes in
with three
1:26:58
hundred thirty three dollars
and 33
1:26:59
cents from Rutherglen
1:27:02
Virginia Virginia Virginia guy
1:27:05
celebrating my 40th birthday
today with
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a no agenda donation bringing
me to the
1:27:09
level of knighthood
1:27:10
is the under the UCS is surely
the best
1:27:13
podcast in the university
reaches beyond
1:27:16
our solar system so I'd like to
be known
1:27:19
as Sir Matt of the Zetas
reticula
1:27:22
Reticuli Zeta Reticuli star
system done
1:27:27
if I can remember it Zeta
Reticuli or Z
1:27:31
I think SATA I would say Zeta
and Zeta
1:27:34
Zeta
1:27:37
Harvey Smith drops down to a
social
1:27:40
executive producer with two
three four
1:27:43
five six a deep douching please
you've
1:27:48
been deduced it's an F cancer
keep up
1:27:53
the great deconstruction always
1:27:54
supervened like to hear
shape-shifting
1:27:57
jus ne L Sharpton - and then he
says n
1:28:00
do cost of the death cancer and
then any
1:28:02
and then thank you for your
courage
1:28:04
[Music]
1:28:21
our ESP ICT you've got karma
and to
1:28:33
final our final as social
executive
1:28:36
producer and also a proof of
the random
1:28:39
number theory Andrew Wilson in
Melbourne
1:28:42
Australia is donates $200 and
says hi
1:28:46
John and Adam please can I get
an F
1:28:47
cancer Sarma geez yeah there
you go a 3
1:28:52
3 3 thread the magic 3 that's
why three
1:28:55
celebrities died coming from my
mom just
1:28:58
a random number it's theory I
mean
1:29:00
people should look into this
for my mom
1:29:02
who has just finished her
that's how you
1:29:04
get on a crap table and you get
caught
1:29:06
in one of these things and your
walk
1:29:07
away a millionaire me f cancer
come from
1:29:12
my mom was just finished her
1:29:13
chemotherapy and radiotherapy
she's a
1:29:15
awaiting her test results and
we have
1:29:18
our fingers crossed from Andrew
in
1:29:20
Melbourne you bet man you've
got karma
1:29:29
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associate
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and executive producers for
show 1164
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to our
1:29:42
execs and associate execs
because as
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first this
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is fantastic thank you so much
that is
1:29:49
highly appreciated and we'll
see some of
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1:30:50
so so while on the topic of
executive
1:30:53
producing associate executive
producer
1:30:54
I've been running through the
entire
1:30:58
years and years of NCIS
following the
1:31:03
various show runners that come
and go
1:31:06
yes and I was waiting for and
finally
1:31:09
appeared the when now the
deceased who
1:31:12
died prematurely for some
unknown reason
1:31:14
but somewhat semi-famous Gary
Glasberg
1:31:18
became the showrunner and you
could tell
1:31:20
this by the way I think this is
a
1:31:22
function of the producers guild
or one
1:31:24
of them they have these rules
about how
1:31:26
you present the executive
producer and
1:31:29
associate executive producers
and
1:31:30
generally you know I'm the
credit roll
1:31:32
you mean on the credit roll at
the
1:31:33
beginning of the show not the
very
1:31:34
beginning but the beginning
when the
1:31:35
reaction starts in other words
they were
1:31:38
overlaying with actual show the
1:31:41
executive producer that that
appears one
1:31:46
before the writer so you have
the
1:31:48
executive producer then written
by that
1:31:51
executive producers the
showrunner and
1:31:52
and explaining the showrunner
job
1:31:55
showrunner is the boss he's the
guy who
1:31:57
runs the show I mean he's
actually the
1:31:59
guy who's got an office and
everyone you
1:32:02
know comes to him he's destined
he's the
1:32:04
guy he's the showrunner he runs
the
1:32:06
place he is the boss of the of
the show
1:32:08
and so he he's involving every
decision
1:32:12
and he is involved in firing
hiring and
1:32:15
picking scripts and everything
in
1:32:17
between and writing a lot so in
the
1:32:20
early Gary Glasberg finally
shows up he
1:32:23
brought a kind of a note of
screwball
1:32:27
humor into the show and he
always puts
1:32:30
them and I noticed that this
joke comes
1:32:32
up and to me it was like I very
rarely
1:32:36
watched these things and then
laugh out
1:32:38
loud it's stupid stuff but I do
have
1:32:42
this NCIS he drops in a blonde
joke
1:32:46
sorry and it I don't know how
you can
1:32:48
get away with even putting this
in the
1:32:50
script if you're not the
showrunner most
1:32:53
of the time so this is kind of
stuff
1:32:54
will be taken out but the
showrunner is
1:32:56
the guy it's like being the
editor of a
1:32:57
magazine you pretty much you
want to put
1:32:59
something stupid in there yeah
it's you
1:33:00
can do it so he
1:33:03
so here's the scene somebody's
butt this
1:33:05
woman they track down this
woman her
1:33:07
boyfriend has been found dead
and so
1:33:11
they bring her in for a fir a
and she's
1:33:13
a kind of a cute but dumb blonde
1:33:16
so they bring her in and he and
tell her
1:33:19
that the boyfriend's dead and
here's how
1:33:21
the dialog goes oh my god I
can't
1:33:24
believe he's dead what was your
1:33:26
relationship with the deceased
1:33:28
you mean he's deceased - I
don't think
1:33:37
you can get away with that
anymore that
1:33:39
is a rough go I mean that to
put that
1:33:42
show that's funny
1:33:44
is very funny and it was done
well it
1:33:47
was just right just straight
through
1:33:48
well I mean you know back in
the day and
1:33:51
two and a half men it's on TV
land
1:33:54
although almost unwatchable as
they now
1:33:56
have 55 zero commercials per
hour on TV
1:34:01
land they're trying to MIT
they're doing
1:34:03
all the make goods for MTV
Networks
1:34:08
Viacom yeah so they're just
jamming it
1:34:12
all in there are those stoners
they
1:34:14
won't care you know that they've
1:34:16
commercial pods of 15 spots but
some of
1:34:20
the dialogue there is really I
mean it
1:34:23
would be labeled a huge
homophobe show
1:34:25
if if it aired today and they
were heard
1:34:30
about this show it is extremely
it's
1:34:33
probably the rudest show that's
ever
1:34:35
been put on television in the
modern era
1:34:37
yeah I would say that's that's
pretty
1:34:39
accurate
1:34:39
yes but especially the gay
jokes are
1:34:42
just off the hook yeah anyway
yesterday
1:34:47
there was some interesting news
that
1:34:49
came out the previously in the
shadows
1:34:53
5% voice slowed down
whistleblower from
1:34:57
the Google's return to Project
Veritas
1:35:01
unmasked himself showed himself
and
1:35:04
brought a dump of documents
that we
1:35:07
shall discuss after this quick
clip
1:35:10
where he is introduced as the
now man
1:35:15
bun
1:35:16
whistleblower from Google I
felt that
1:35:18
our entire election system was
going to
1:35:21
be compromised forever by this
company
1:35:25
that told the American public
that it
1:35:27
was not going to do any evil
this is the
1:35:30
best thing that I can do in the
1:35:32
situation that I'm currently at
and the
1:35:35
thing is is that the American
public
1:35:37
needs to understand what's
happening I'm
1:35:40
going to you know publish this
1:35:43
information so that other
people can see
1:35:45
the system that Google has
built in
1:35:48
order to control the entire
information
1:35:50
landscape this is something
that once
1:35:53
people see it's going to bring
it it
1:35:55
doesn't matter whether you're
left or
1:35:56
whether you're right when you
see this
1:35:58
both sides are going to agree
that this
1:36:00
is wrong so my message to those
that are
1:36:02
on the fence is I released the
documents
1:36:04
they can go and they can see
everything
1:36:07
that Google is doing and then
they can
1:36:10
see the scale of it because I
think that
1:36:12
there's a lot of engineers that
have a
1:36:13
hint that things are wrong but
they
1:36:15
don't understand the colossal
scale that
1:36:18
it's at and so for those people
I say
1:36:20
look at the documents like like
take the
1:36:24
pulse of Americans see what's
happening
1:36:26
and come and and tell the world
you know
1:36:31
what you already know to be
true and I
1:36:33
and I know that people have
been waiting
1:36:35
for you know this Google
Snowden moment
1:36:38
where somebody comes out and
explains
1:36:40
what everybody already knows to
be true
1:36:43
and I'm hoping that those that
want to
1:36:46
do something are going to be
compelled
1:36:48
to act and that we together can
come
1:36:50
together and defend ourselves
in the
1:36:54
case of litigation you know
they can
1:36:56
stop like one or two of us but
they
1:36:59
can't stop all of us coming out
and
1:37:02
explaining to the American
public that
1:37:04
this is what's happening that
Google is
1:37:07
not who they say they are
you're gonna
1:37:09
be a hero it's gonna be fine
like like
1:37:12
you know clear your conscience
you'll be
1:37:16
able to live with that for the
rest of
1:37:17
your life that you did the
right thing
1:37:19
very dramatic so I look at
these every
1:37:23
single one of the documents
1:37:25
and I'll give you my take and
I'd love
1:37:28
to hear your take first of all
yeah
1:37:30
there were you have you have
any those
1:37:32
documents that you can open
yeah I can
1:37:35
open all of them why can you
open cuz
1:37:37
there's one I want to discuss
okay
1:37:39
the one on how to do protests
okay and I
1:37:44
can bring that up what is that
under
1:37:48
though do you remember that
under
1:37:49
censorship no it's under it's
one of the
1:37:53
lower folders object okay once
you're
1:37:55
talking I'll go over this go
ahead and
1:37:57
take a look okay now there are
a few
1:38:01
internal documents you know
basically
1:38:03
private Google Groups where
employees
1:38:07
are clearly biased about the
political
1:38:11
bias and you know they're
saying I'll
1:38:14
send this off to the team we've
got to
1:38:16
get rid of this we've got to
stop that
1:38:17
now I'm sure that that happens
1:38:20
everywhere but I found it really
1:38:22
interesting because it really
showed how
1:38:25
the Google machine operates and
a lot of
1:38:28
it operates specifically to not
piss off
1:38:32
the advertisers there's a lot of
1:38:33
examples of how AdWords grew up
become
1:38:38
incredibly biased in the result
of this
1:38:41
it shows up with biased results
there's
1:38:44
an interesting example where
women were
1:38:46
shown only ads for lower paying
jobs on
1:38:50
a certain ad word combination
and you
1:38:55
know I was like yeah I
understand that
1:38:58
if there's a percentage of here
was my
1:39:01
favorite example actually of
algorithmic
1:39:04
bias where they and there's
even a test
1:39:07
which I recognized immediately
because I
1:39:09
live with someone who is this
has this
1:39:12
not married to her and they
show you a
1:39:15
whole bunch of mugs and they
say spot
1:39:16
the bias and you look at it and
I saw it
1:39:18
immediately as all of the mugs
are right
1:39:21
handed mugs except for one
which is as
1:39:23
the handle on the left and
that's a bias
1:39:25
I understand because my my
lovely wife
1:39:28
Tina the keeper is left-handed
so and
1:39:32
then you know I don't know what
the
1:39:33
percentages of lefties maybe
it's thirty
1:39:35
percent of the of the world I'm
just
1:39:37
taking a guess
1:39:38
so the question they're asking
and
1:39:40
there's in there's reasonable
debate in
1:39:42
these documents should you show
30
1:39:44
percent left-handed mugs or
should you
1:39:47
be fair so quote-unquote machine
1:39:50
learning fairness and show
fifty percent
1:39:52
of each and they have a number
of
1:39:54
examples of that what really
surprised
1:39:57
me though is they do have black
lists
1:40:00
and these black lists are very
1:40:03
up-to-the-minute up to date a
lot of
1:40:05
these documents 424 from 2018
they were
1:40:09
suppressing every single story
which was
1:40:12
a lot of good mainstream
stories about
1:40:14
the Vegas shooting about the San
1:40:17
Bernardino shooting now again
these are
1:40:18
documents that are a little bit
dated
1:40:20
so I don't know if they do that
for
1:40:22
every shooting or not that was
not clear
1:40:24
but they did have a very long
list
1:40:27
including Milo and just people
who are
1:40:29
going to be D ranked now I
rescind my
1:40:33
original thinking it is not
just the
1:40:37
data which they also clearly
show their
1:40:39
new sources and they rank those
new
1:40:41
sources and at the top you have
the New
1:40:43
York Times you have the
Washington Post
1:40:47
much lower down on the rank is
news
1:40:51
sources such as Fox News
1:40:54
Breitbart has a negative number
like a
1:40:56
negative 5 yeah Infowars a
negative 1.8
1:41:01
but what's cool is they have
these
1:41:04
things called wigglers and this
is where
1:41:06
I really focus my attention twi
DD le r
1:41:10
and the dribbler is a you can
add a what
1:41:14
they say call a document which
could
1:41:16
also be a URL and you can
1:41:18
instantaneously down rank
something and
1:41:21
actually the the dribbler will
do the
1:41:23
calculation to know where to
put it but
1:41:26
you can also trigger it and say
put it
1:41:28
on the second page which of
course
1:41:30
rarely does anyone get to the
bottom and
1:41:32
go looking for the next page
it's
1:41:35
usually the as we know from
research is
1:41:37
the first or the second link
that people
1:41:39
always click on and take that
as truth
1:41:40
and I think that there's
hundreds of
1:41:44
people within Google who could
do that
1:41:46
and they show quite clearly
that they do
1:41:49
down rank things and
1:41:51
and surprisingly I love seeing
how they
1:41:54
are tracking Facebook and in
particular
1:41:56
Twitter they look for trending
and when
1:42:00
something trends they will take
that
1:42:02
trend and they will you to push
that to
1:42:04
the top of the search
autocomplete box
1:42:07
and you also have to take into
account
1:42:09
that a lot of these searches
will also
1:42:11
be go through another level of
1:42:13
algorithmic possible bias and
tailor it
1:42:18
towards you as an individual so
yes
1:42:21
Google is giving you biased
results in
1:42:24
many different areas the
reasons are a
1:42:26
it is the sources that they use
when it
1:42:30
comes to news they are using a
majority
1:42:34
of more left-leaning news
sources with
1:42:37
higher ranking than
right-leaning news
1:42:39
sources at least according to
the
1:42:41
documents yes they are messing
around
1:42:44
with the search results through
these
1:42:47
diddlers and yes they do it
frequently
1:42:51
and they do it often at at just
a whim
1:42:55
they also do funny stuff like
when Trump
1:42:57
came out with coffe Fe which
turns out
1:43:00
to mean something in Arabic
they wanted
1:43:02
to do an automatic translation
to the
1:43:05
emoji of the guy shrugging like
haha
1:43:07
that'll be really funny as a as
a search
1:43:09
result to do little Easter eggs
and they
1:43:11
have jokes with it
1:43:12
but when you do that kind of
stuff then
1:43:14
you could do all then then
these jokes
1:43:16
is that you can do anything
yeah so
1:43:18
Google Nicole feffy thing was
ridiculous
1:43:21
but they really loved playing
with that
1:43:23
and spin and screwing with
people yes
1:43:26
yeah screwing with people so
yes I would
1:43:28
have to say surprisingly it's
very easy
1:43:31
to introduce bias results
within Google
1:43:34
as long as you have an access
to add
1:43:36
Riddler and you know the
dribbler is
1:43:39
written in C++ so it's it's
probably in
1:43:43
the pipeline somehow as as a
binary if
1:43:46
you don't really know what it's
doing
1:43:48
although I've read some of the
FA cues
1:43:51
for how to operate them but
there's tons
1:43:53
of these things as many of these
1:43:55
drillers and hundreds of people
have
1:43:56
access to it so absolutely
Google cannot
1:43:59
be trusted and and I would say
mainly
1:44:02
when it comes to spur of the
moment the
1:44:05
latest breaking
1:44:06
News they flood therefore their
homepage
1:44:09
with their favorite news
sources and
1:44:10
everything else gets drowned
out that
1:44:13
may not be their intent but
that's the
1:44:15
result of it now is this a
Snowden
1:44:18
moment no I don't see anything
any news
1:44:22
organization can present to the
public
1:44:24
as a Snowden moment but
definitely
1:44:28
they're biased and the results
are
1:44:30
biased and you can't trust them
you need
1:44:33
to look at other search engines
I used
1:44:37
mostly Bing and I don't trust
it so much
1:44:40
but I did Google is horrible
and then
1:44:42
they track you it's really
pathetic I
1:44:44
just really gone downhill what
else did
1:44:48
you see it was like a kick out
of their
1:44:50
naivete or kind of their like
faux
1:44:55
left-leaning our liberals
document
1:45:00
that's the beginner's guide to
1:45:01
protesting and how to guide
Plus what to
1:45:05
expect Plus how you can help
and they
1:45:08
have apparently a go-to team
they got a
1:45:10
tiger team go at resist at
google.com
1:45:14
tiger and so you can go out
there and
1:45:16
and they want you to protest on
the left
1:45:19
it's really Oh everything is
about
1:45:21
left-leaning protesting and
they just
1:45:24
want you to go to protest and
then they
1:45:26
have this the thing that got me
was the
1:45:27
experts now this experts guide
to
1:45:30
chanting there's nothing more
sad than
1:45:32
when a protest looks like a
quiet group
1:45:34
of folks hobbling through the
streets
1:45:35
holding a few rolled-up signs
so do the
1:45:38
opposite be energetic clap your
hands
1:45:40
make noise chant with the
chanting and
1:45:42
participate with enthusiasm you
can
1:45:44
smile and enjoy the camaraderie
comrade
1:45:47
but also remember there's a
protest so
1:45:50
it isn't the same as hanging
out with
1:45:51
your friends that goes on but
then they
1:45:54
had these example chants which
to me was
1:45:57
like this is people these are
people
1:45:59
that have never really been in
that
1:46:01
scene and so I think the whole
thing is
1:46:03
kind of like Hobbit cobbled
together
1:46:06
because they have this
1:46:09
you know the the protests
you've heard
1:46:11
this there's the oldies
different chants
1:46:12
a couple of livery what do we
want
1:46:14
justice when do we want it now
1:46:16
what do we want then it's not
something
1:46:19
where we want it now there so
they have
1:46:22
this one you've heard this one
before it
1:46:24
you've heard hey hey ho ho bah
blah blah
1:46:27
blah has got to go hey hey ho
ho you've
1:46:30
heard this right yes yeah
here's the way
1:46:33
they have it oh hey hey oh that
Muslim
1:46:38
man has got to go oh hey hey oh
is that
1:46:44
some code that I'm not
interpreting
1:46:46
properly you get this is this
is them
1:46:48
dry labbing or maybe they've
been killed
1:46:50
maybe they're trying to
copyright it oh
1:46:53
hey hey oh
1:46:56
what is dry lapping what is it
1:47:00
Oh dry lapping dry lapping is
where
1:47:02
you'd like you say you're
working for
1:47:04
the government and you're uh
you're
1:47:06
supposed to test the effluent
water and
1:47:08
you know at the end of the month
1:47:10
yeah and so you just write down
the
1:47:13
numbers that you got last
months and you
1:47:15
don't do anything you just dry
live it
1:47:17
you dry lat means you just use
a pen and
1:47:18
pencil right and send that in
to the
1:47:21
work I've never I've never
heard that
1:47:23
term it sounds kind of like the
famous
1:47:26
term well college kids who took
1:47:29
chemistry do a lot of dry lab
doing the
1:47:32
work you're just making it up
that's
1:47:34
going here but they do but they
think is
1:47:36
the orientation is interesting
because
1:47:38
that Muslim ban has got to go
shows
1:47:40
about the Muslim bet right and
then they
1:47:41
have no band no wall no band no
1:47:44
sanctuary for all this is a
proposed
1:47:47
example chant no band no wall
America's
1:47:50
for all no hate no fear
refugees are
1:47:53
welcome here no hate no fear
immigrants
1:47:56
are welcome here from Palestine
to
1:47:58
Mexico all the walls have got
to go I
1:48:01
mean come on this is you got
you gotta
1:48:04
have cue cards for that shit
man you
1:48:05
can't remember that when you're
out
1:48:07
there in the fray well when you
go to
1:48:09
one of these things there's
always
1:48:10
somebody with a card a cue card
just as
1:48:13
you said yeah who has the
megaphone and
1:48:15
they do the chants and then you
just
1:48:16
follow now to explain the
context of
1:48:18
this again just so we understand
1:48:21
where there's appeared in the
documents
1:48:23
this showed up under under one
of the is
1:48:27
under one of that we have the
folder
1:48:28
name is LaToya partisanship
this showed
1:48:31
up in the partisanship folder
and it's
1:48:33
called the beginner's guide to
1:48:34
protesting and it's a resistant
1:48:36
google.com it's a document that
over the
1:48:38
internal employee the internal
resistors
1:48:40
I got you I got you you can go
out there
1:48:43
and protest and ask for open
borders I
1:48:46
mean what is wrong with Google
well
1:48:49
looks to me like Google wants
lots of
1:48:51
programmers to come in well or
you're
1:48:55
free cheap labor from Mexico
yeah
1:48:58
whatever the case it's true but
I find
1:49:00
abhorrent and I also found it
was
1:49:02
somewhat annoying that they
have the hey
1:49:06
oh oh hey I can tell you like
people
1:49:10
don't know what they're talking
about I
1:49:12
know more than that
1:49:12
well the No Agenda show has a
position
1:49:15
and always takes a stand and
gives you a
1:49:17
recommendation when it comes to
biased
1:49:19
search results from Google
1:49:21
[Music]
1:49:34
right everybody Bing it yeah
1:49:39
I'd say being at you I use
being like
1:49:41
I'd say use being 90 percent of
the time
1:49:43
I use at Bing images all the
time it's
1:49:45
really dynamite I like quant
I'm warming
1:49:50
up to it oh you've been using
been
1:49:52
trying it yeah that's pretty
serious er
1:49:55
checks every so often yeah I
use search
1:50:00
X when I cuz I have search X
set up so
1:50:03
it doesn't talk to Bing or
Google all
1:50:04
right right in fact it purposely
1:50:07
eliminates them yeah so you can
check
1:50:10
turn all those off and so the
only thing
1:50:12
it searches is like academic
you know
1:50:15
academic search engines there's
all
1:50:17
kinds of crazy stuff yeah so
when you're
1:50:18
looking for something very
obscure
1:50:20
that's the way you might find
it with
1:50:22
search X if you turn off all
the normals
1:50:24
so it's a se AR X dot is it dot
IO I
1:50:29
want to say no it's dot
something CRX
1:50:33
think it's C or X dot IO me
just check
1:50:38
hmm no it's search could be
calm I don't
1:50:46
think yeah we need to know this
well
1:50:49
you're digging around here XCOM
know
1:50:53
maybe I'm saying it right wrong
now
1:50:55
maybe but what's har x SC AR
yeah that's
1:50:58
what I have you sure that's how
you
1:51:00
spell it
1:51:01
pretty sure let me let me walk
Oh doc me
1:51:05
I think CR X dot me yeah there
you go
1:51:09
se AR X dot me yeah that's
annoying
1:51:12
stuff yeah you can I mean the
thing to
1:51:14
do is to install this on a
machine at
1:51:16
home because whoever's running
the
1:51:19
version that you're connecting
to can
1:51:21
definitely see what you're
doing and
1:51:24
it's in by default that does
spit it out
1:51:26
to a log file so I didn't quite
like
1:51:28
that very much
1:51:29
I'm I'm sure that you know
because I
1:51:31
don't know who's who has at
least I know
1:51:34
Microsoft miss a see you took
the words
1:51:37
out of my mouth yeah you know
anyway now
1:51:41
will this get didn't this was
finally
1:51:43
traction worthy I think of all
the
1:51:45
things Project Veritas has done
all
1:51:47
recover videos are shit they
they they
1:51:50
always give the illusion of
deceptive
1:51:54
editing because it does jump
around the
1:51:56
audio is crap so you can't
really you
1:51:58
know rush limbaugh can't use
them they
1:52:00
don't propagate they don't go
anywhere
1:52:02
and these documents at least
you know
1:52:04
they can get around people can
1:52:06
extrapolate stuff from them but
for sure
1:52:09
you need to be looking at
different
1:52:11
search engines so I think we
would
1:52:13
recommend being for your quick
down and
1:52:15
dirty z' then I think you're
1:52:18
particularly enamored by the
image
1:52:21
search on the Bing which is not
very
1:52:24
good on C or X dot me but it
the CRX
1:52:27
taught me is very customizable
and I
1:52:29
agree take out all the others
all the
1:52:31
mainstream search engines and
any left
1:52:34
over with some interesting
choices and
1:52:36
results and then quant I don't
know
1:52:39
quanta seems pretty
straightforward I've
1:52:42
been getting good results from
from
1:52:43
quant so I like that a lot I
like those
1:52:47
a lot well anything but these
guys it's
1:52:50
ridiculous yeah and you know
and it's
1:52:54
like there's not even a need
anymore for
1:52:56
things like the promise
software really
1:52:59
I mean yeah for corporate
espionage but
1:53:02
even that you know you just go
to Google
1:53:04
and there's document there's
documents
1:53:06
in that archive to talk about
issues
1:53:08
with scanning people's Gmail
from four
1:53:11
years ago it's like yeah we're
not
1:53:14
getting we're not getting the
right
1:53:14
results out of the Gmail scans
like they
1:53:17
just look at your email and and
the sad
1:53:20
thing is most most young people
today go
1:53:23
yeah whatever
1:53:24
and they know everything and
they're
1:53:27
listening anyway they know
everything
1:53:28
anyway
1:53:29
it's not the way to go people
and it's
1:53:32
not the way to go but okay all
right so
1:53:37
we talked about algae a little
earlier I
1:53:39
got a retro clip I've been
running too
1:53:41
many of these but I want to
remind
1:53:43
people this ten years ago
1:53:46
when we talked about blue-green
algae
1:53:48
there was I don't know what
happened to
1:53:51
this but this seemed to have
like died
1:53:52
gone by the wayside even though
1:53:54
apparently was a quote-unquote
promising
1:53:57
technology you remember this
well let's
1:54:00
listen to the clip but what
we're doing
1:54:03
here with the fold of General
Motors
1:54:05
with the the the new battery
storage the
1:54:08
hybrids we drove in a car the
other day
1:54:11
congressman Inslee in Israel
and I wrote
1:54:15
went from California to
Washington DC on
1:54:20
algae on algae you know how you
grow the
1:54:24
algae you pump a bunch of co2
in it and
1:54:28
it grows the algae so here you
have an
1:54:31
opportunity to learn make cars
that run
1:54:37
on algae grow the algae in
places like
1:54:40
Ohio that unfortunately or maybe
1:54:43
fortunately at some point give
off all
1:54:45
the co2 grow the algae put it
in cars
1:54:48
and we have a clean economy
1:54:52
Wow forgotten all about that
1:54:58
I see another old algae clip
here let me
1:55:02
see what this is
1:55:02
hey we should invest in algae
is there
1:55:04
any company we can invest in
that makes
1:55:05
out no there's nothing I don't
know what
1:55:07
he's talking about engines
1:55:12
[Music]
1:55:17
[Music]
1:55:19
dude dude dude so where did the
algae
1:55:23
engines go how come the whole
thing was
1:55:27
a scam guys but they drove all
the way
1:55:30
across the country
1:55:31
yeah with Inslee by the way
yeah I was
1:55:33
running for president now I do
that
1:55:35
green here he's a green new
deal guy no
1:55:38
global warming that's the
number one
1:55:41
thing to be concerned about so
what
1:55:42
happened to the algae I don't
know hey
1:55:45
did you I don't have a clip or
anything
1:55:47
but I'm sure you and Horowitz
have
1:55:49
talked about beyond meat
because they
1:55:51
had a pretty interesting IPO
and they
1:55:53
that I think very successful
with their
1:55:54
public offering correct yeah
yeah what I
1:55:57
did not know is that kleiner
perkins
1:56:00
Al Gore's sustainability fund
our
1:56:03
massive investors in the beyond
meat
1:56:05
company well looks like they
got out
1:56:08
with a book with a profit yeah
but the
1:56:11
timing of it you know they they
made
1:56:14
their investments and it had
the that
1:56:19
timed very interestingly with
the IPCC
1:56:22
report which very clearly
spelled out
1:56:25
that we need to rethink how we
use our
1:56:29
agriculture and we should be
going
1:56:31
meatless yeah and you know so
it was
1:56:33
like they invest you get the
IPCC report
1:56:36
and then beyond the beyond meat
goes
1:56:39
public
1:56:40
I think that's investigation
worthy what
1:56:44
sir in vet was let's say that
they take
1:56:47
Gore and knew about this report
before
1:56:48
the cat came out mm-hmm
1:56:50
what's to investigate this is
like this
1:56:57
is the similar to the reason
that they
1:56:58
allow Congress meant to invest
on bills
1:57:02
and stuff that are enacted it's
not true
1:57:04
insider information
1:57:06
well insider information is
technically
1:57:08
when you know something a
company is
1:57:10
about to do well he knew they
were let's
1:57:12
just the way I would see it is
this and
1:57:15
you know yeah okay there's no
reason to
1:57:18
investigate I'm just connecting
the dots
1:57:20
man leave me alone spin the
dots man how
1:57:23
Gore is just no good algorithm
huh
1:57:28
where's Ben pretty savvy as an
investor
1:57:31
he's very savvy as an investor
he's also
1:57:34
apparently
1:57:35
humps chambermaids like a horny
poodle
1:57:38
but we don't talk when I wear
them to
1:57:40
that store and how an Al Gore
was
1:57:42
somehow involved in the Epstein
thing
1:57:43
and they've kept his name out
of it yeah
1:57:45
well we'll see we'll see we'll
see yeah
1:57:50
you gotta think on Hong Kong
because
1:57:52
that's heating up that I do I
have it
1:57:53
one of the latest this is a
Hong Kong
1:57:56
report from Canada and it is
called
1:58:01
something where is it I don't
know I'm
1:58:06
looking for it Oh China trade
dispute
1:58:08
perhaps
1:58:09
I don't believe so but but
let's play it
1:58:14
Global Markets heaved a giant
sigh of
1:58:17
relief today indeed the entire
global
1:58:19
economy has spent the summer
1:58:21
increasingly on edge as the
world's two
1:58:24
biggest superpowers square off
this
1:58:26
feels like we were eyeball to
eyeball
1:58:28
with China and the president
just
1:58:31
blinked Trump says he's really
just
1:58:33
standing up for American
consumers
1:58:42
if nothing else backing down
feeds into
1:58:45
a narrative that the us is an
unreliable
1:58:48
negotiator Trump's tendency to
shoot
1:58:50
from the hip makes the us
sometimes seem
1:58:53
erratic I think China has had a
very
1:58:56
steady position it's uncertain
what the
1:58:59
u.s. position was there's so
much
1:59:00
bluster so much Bluff China is
the
1:59:03
opposite no Bluff no bluster in
Beijing
1:59:06
there's a perception that the
u.s. is a
1:59:08
threat to the global economy
foolishly
1:59:11
if the u.s. insists on
escalating the
1:59:14
trade dispute to this government
1:59:15
official says China will have
to take
1:59:18
countermeasures and then we
just step up
1:59:21
all the pressure in Hong Kong
we got
1:59:23
people waving American flags
it's so
1:59:26
obvious that we're all over
this thing
1:59:28
and it's kind of well done well
I don't
1:59:32
think we're as as responsible
and the
1:59:34
American flags may be a plant
and one of
1:59:36
them was done by some nutcase
well we
1:59:38
also had you know people from
the
1:59:40
embassy handing out cookies
just like
1:59:42
Victoria Nudelman at the at the
Maidan
1:59:44
all your cronies a good thing
1:59:48
this ghost clips I did because
I don't
1:59:51
know where it is but the point
is is
1:59:52
that they're they're taking
news they've
1:59:55
done some new stuff the Chinese
1:59:57
government has planted people
into the
1:59:59
protesters and they which they
get
2:00:01
caught somehow because but I
think most
2:00:03
of us speak Mandarin they can't
get
2:00:05
their Cantonese is no good so
they get
2:00:07
isolated and beat up and they
also
2:00:10
decided to go after the airport
which
2:00:13
they have clear the sense but
the
2:00:14
airport has been a good target
because
2:00:18
it stopped all international
flights but
2:00:20
Burke the bankers everybody
worked a lot
2:00:23
of work everybody and then
there's a Ben
2:00:27
it's never just that has not
stopped no
2:00:30
it's it's ongoing and I think
they
2:00:32
actually have gone back into
the airport
2:00:33
and out again and and you know
there's I
2:00:37
am pretty credible reports of
the troop
2:00:41
buildup by the way just as a
travel tip
2:00:45
yes
2:00:46
even though apparently you
might get
2:00:48
beat up if you're white but if
you can
2:00:50
get into Hong Kong you can get
rooms at
2:00:52
the Ritz one of the better in
Hong Kong
2:00:56
and I'm sure that the Mandarin
would
2:00:57
also be available for like less
than $70
2:01:00
a night what you get cheap
living right
2:01:04
now you can get the Hong Kong
Wow you
2:01:06
will get into some of the most
luxurious
2:01:08
of hotels and and by the way
there's
2:01:10
very few better than the ones
in Hong
2:01:12
Kong it's very cheap so almost
a quick
2:01:16
trip I mean that's that's
that's almost
2:01:19
I mean how big are the rooms
they're
2:01:21
really small I mean 70 bucks
now I think
2:01:24
they're empty and they're just
given
2:01:25
rooms away huh
2:01:27
just like 2,100 bucks a month I
don't
2:01:30
know I'm just saying that's
good we
2:01:33
could go live there for a while
hey you
2:01:35
meet John what do you say let's
go one
2:01:41
other thing I learned this week
and this
2:01:43
relates directly to the
unhoused I
2:01:49
learned at the you know I
started a
2:01:52
little side hustle with Mo
we're doing a
2:01:54
show called mo fact and which
is really
2:01:58
it's more his show I would say
and mo
2:02:00
facts with Adam Curry so I sit
back and
2:02:02
relax he does the work but I
learned
2:02:05
that the Trump tax cuts may be
2:02:11
responsible for an increase in
unhoused
2:02:14
in the country and let me
explain how it
2:02:17
works I didn't know anything
about this
2:02:19
part of the deal with the Trump
tax cuts
2:02:23
is you could bring your money
back into
2:02:26
the United States and in order
not to be
2:02:29
susceptible to taxes you could
put them
2:02:32
into an opportunity zone fund
and the
2:02:36
opportunity zone fund is
intended to
2:02:40
invest money directly into
areas that
2:02:44
have lower median wage more
poverty
2:02:50
section 8 housing etc and the
way they
2:02:54
did it is what's interesting is
they
2:02:57
said to the states okay you
create your
2:03:01
zones your opportunity zones
and and
2:03:05
then we'll so it's really up to
you and
2:03:07
the way it works for the
2:03:09
you put your money into the
2:03:11
opportunity's own fund and
that's and
2:03:14
there's only capital gains by
the way
2:03:16
capital gain so you're not tax
on the
2:03:18
capital gains you put it into
the fund
2:03:19
after ten years you can take it
out
2:03:22
without any tax hit which for
you know
2:03:24
real estate investors guys like
Trump is
2:03:27
a very good deal the problem is
you
2:03:29
leave it up to these states and
and it
2:03:33
goes down to the minute
municipalities
2:03:35
in the cities and I looked it up
2:03:36
Austin alone has over 800
opportunity
2:03:40
zones we're in one if we bought
a house
2:03:44
in an opportunity zone and what
appears
2:03:48
to be happening is once you can
figure
2:03:49
out what fund is connected to
your zone
2:03:51
and they range from seven
thousand
2:03:54
dollars to several hundred
million
2:03:55
dollars that's gonna get
gentrified and
2:03:59
depending on how you how you
use it and
2:04:01
what rules you put around these
funds
2:04:03
and what they have to do in
Austin as an
2:04:06
example the if they're going to
do if
2:04:10
they're going to do something
with the
2:04:11
fund in an apartment complex
they have
2:04:13
to spend a minimum of six
thousand
2:04:15
dollars per complet per unit
well at
2:04:18
that point they're probably
just tearing
2:04:20
the shit down and building up
newer
2:04:23
nicer apartments which only the
overpaid
2:04:26
low tech millennial workers can
afford
2:04:29
who are now moving into Austin
for you
2:04:32
know to fill up the five
thousand person
2:04:33
building that Google just put
in there
2:04:35
so in a way it appears that the
Trump
2:04:39
tax cuts are actually
gentrifying
2:04:41
neighborhoods all across the
country and
2:04:44
pushing people into tents
2:04:49
it's obviously based on that
it's
2:04:53
contributory but gentrification
is not
2:04:55
like a new phenomenon that came
about
2:04:57
just because the Trump no but
it no
2:04:59
absolutely not but it might have
2:05:01
certainly accelerated a lot of
things
2:05:06
well I have to only look at the
at the
2:05:09
homeless population and as
causations in
2:05:12
California where like you
second third
2:05:16
tier homeless groups which
don't even
2:05:19
qualify as genuine we have
almost half
2:05:24
of the homeless population in
the entire
2:05:26
country well and well deserved
is in
2:05:30
California yeah and I would
attribute it
2:05:32
mostly to the Democrat
management oh
2:05:38
well yes and the decisions they
make I
2:05:42
completely agree yeah the most
recent
2:05:45
council meeting of Austin you
know they
2:05:48
all they agreed to for the
homelessness
2:05:51
problem is to create a
corporation that
2:05:55
will then raise money to put
into
2:05:57
programs and that will be a
501c3
2:06:01
it'll be separate from the
government
2:06:03
they're actually going to be
competing
2:06:04
with other programs out there
which is
2:06:08
kind of unfair competition and
you know
2:06:10
they really just kick the can
down the
2:06:12
road ok now go go to go raise
money you
2:06:14
know go get some not they're
not gonna
2:06:15
use community money no you go
raise some
2:06:18
some money from people and then
you can
2:06:20
go and set up program so not
even
2:06:22
putting money against it this
is it's
2:06:25
unbelievable although I did get
a nice
2:06:27
note a couple of producers
connected me
2:06:30
to the CEO of the community
first
2:06:34
village the mobile loaves &
Fishes we
2:06:36
talked about where they had the
tiny
2:06:38
homes and so he's
enthusiastically
2:06:40
reached out to me and I'm gonna
go over
2:06:42
there and tour it and see how
it works
2:06:44
as something there is working
ok go
2:06:46
check that out yeah record a
clip
2:06:51
I was thinking about it I mean
if I'll
2:06:53
bring something along to record
just the
2:06:56
middle of the Summa I don't
want to have
2:06:58
a zoom I don't want to
interview the guy
2:06:59
I mean if just so if he says
something
2:07:02
interesting say can you put
this on can
2:07:04
you give I'll count you down
three two
2:07:09
one go
2:07:10
I've done that nobody objects
to it
2:07:14
everybody's media savvy yes yes
yes yes
2:07:17
yes and this particular guy is
obviously
2:07:19
looking for media yeah so I
wouldn't
2:07:22
think twice about pulling and
he's
2:07:24
looking to read they're doing a
capital
2:07:25
raise that's what he's looking
for they
2:07:26
they're gonna expand why you
just want
2:07:28
your money you know never mind
sorry
2:07:31
about that
2:07:32
show my food by donation to no
agenda
2:07:36
imagine all the people who
could do with
2:07:37
us
2:07:38
oh yeah
2:07:40
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2:07:46
couple of things some hope some
2:07:48
housekeeping first of course I
2:07:52
immediately moved the paper and
now I
2:07:54
can't find it
2:07:55
okay yeah was there some
fairness here
2:08:00
it is this is I make good we
got to do
2:08:02
okay
2:08:03
it's Roe Rudolf Nestle viselli
2:08:07
Vasily in the morning I'm
assuming my
2:08:10
emails don't go through since
I've
2:08:11
received any replies I don't
know blah
2:08:13
blah blah I sent a donation of
five a
2:08:16
350 333 last week and John read
on
2:08:19
Thursday the first half of my
message
2:08:20
the second half wasn't read
which is
2:08:22
okay except that I didn't get
jobs karma
2:08:25
I requested the correction on
Saturday
2:08:27
but at mailing you both but I
didn't
2:08:30
hear on the sunday show so here
is we
2:08:32
can give it this is Rudolph's
jobs karma
2:08:35
jobs jobs jobs and jobs that's
their job
2:08:41
karma you know I have a problem
with
2:08:47
this we'll have strong belief
in jobs
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karma and there's ample
everywhere show
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that it works oh yeah I get it
2:08:56
I got another note from a mondo
whose
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main comment says please give a
big
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thanks to April on YouTube for
uploading
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oh yes thank you April nice he
says I
2:09:11
had 10 gorditas today he's got
a PS I
2:09:14
had 10 gorditas today have you
had
2:09:16
Mexican gorditas of course
everywhere
2:09:19
I'm in a base hours ago bay
area I will
2:09:22
be researching a way to send
some fresh
2:09:23
Gordy toes out to you and Adam
thank you
2:09:26
for your courage hey just be
awfully
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good I just got some a note
from Agent
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Orange
2:09:33
you know the our intelligence
guy yeah
2:09:37
just spoke to New York City
assistant
2:09:39
director assistant deputy
attorney who
2:09:43
he's worked with before on a
different
2:09:45
project
2:09:45
he says Epstein with choked so
okay you
2:09:51
heard it here first something I
was
2:09:55
Trump will be retweeting itself
joked
2:09:59
joked all right
2:10:03
he's murdered his face it thank
some
2:10:06
people here John yeah lark home
in
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Brisbane Australia $133.33
which may
2:10:15
actually be enough money to get
him into
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the executive producer associate
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executive reduced her rank had
to do a
2:10:20
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read his
2:10:22
note I drive long distances for
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2:10:25
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2:10:28
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the universe this week I was
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deal with the shame of my
temporary
2:10:38
douchebaggery oh no like donut
he loved
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your work gents sir way no he
doesn't
2:10:44
quite make it with the one
thought too
2:10:46
bad you could add a few pennies
I guess
2:10:48
it'd be this to be the $200
range des
2:10:50
moines yeah Albert a versa 100
$11.64
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he said he got thirteen point
three
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three gallons of gas for $33.30
and took
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the hint
2:11:05
yes of course you had to take
the hint
2:11:07
and interestingly a big trouble
with the
2:11:09
universe if you don't take the
hint and
2:11:11
he says I'm Way past knighthood
but
2:11:13
haven't connected with the Eric
the
2:11:15
shill well you should do that
man let's
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get this go and pick your name
send it
2:11:20
off let's do this you connect
with him
2:11:23
for the ring you don't have to
connect
2:11:25
with him for the knighthood big
tip just
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have to let us know yeah I just
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sir hashtag
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$100 those
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were from actually the
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yeah
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this is hot this is confusing
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oh he says well I'm not sure
what he's
2:11:57
saying here I read this earlier
this
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top-up will get me to night
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he'll be a
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mm quickie list today
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the
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meetups continue and people are
liking
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them I've got a report from
Chicago John
2:16:17
Adam I write this up after
listen to
2:16:21
Sunday show the Chicago meetup
after
2:16:23
action report the Chicago me up
on
2:16:27
Saturday went great we had 15
to 20
2:16:29
folks show up everyone was
extremely
2:16:31
friendly and eager to discuss
the news
2:16:33
of the day the Epstein death
and no
2:16:35
agenda thinking was on display
with some
2:16:37
great theories some of which you
2:16:39
mentioned on Sunday we had a
diverse
2:16:41
group of folks ranging from
2:16:42
20-somethings to 70 some things
lots of
2:16:46
dudes named Ben but we also had
a sales
2:16:48
guy a crane operator and a harp
maker I
2:16:51
love we also had a very brave
young man
2:16:55
wearing a rainbow Magga hat in
the city
2:16:58
of Chicago bottom line that
reminds me
2:17:02
of remember Kentucky Fried
movie yeah
2:17:05
they were the daredevil vaguely
no you
2:17:08
should go look it up I can't
even say it
2:17:10
what they said on that bottom
line was
2:17:13
the meetup was a great
opportunity to
2:17:15
meet like-minded folks who would
2:17:16
otherwise not have the chance
to get
2:17:18
together to grab a drink get to
know one
2:17:20
another
2:17:20
discuss issues in person that
you really
2:17:22
wouldn't be able to we'd love
to have
2:17:24
more people to next Chicago
meetup which
2:17:26
will try to schedule on a
Friday evening
2:17:28
I know I hear you yeah I mean
you want
2:17:30
us to come and the keeper and I
do want
2:17:32
to come to one of these a
Chicago meetup
2:17:34
I was looking at some of our
numbers
2:17:36
mm-hm and if it comes to like
responses
2:17:40
to the mailing list the number
one place
2:17:44
that we have listeners that
2:17:47
insofar as the mailing list is
concerned
2:17:50
is Chicago really yeah what is
2:17:54
interesting I didn't realize
that yeah
2:17:56
number five Seattle and then
between us
2:17:58
a bunch is like Georgia
Georgian is a
2:18:00
player you know mostly Georgia
is like
2:18:02
we got everything covered go to
these
2:18:04
meetups well probably as we
speak a
2:18:07
meetup is taking place in
southeast
2:18:09
London it's their regular
rotation also
2:18:12
Dearborn Michigan on the 17th
2:18:16
so that's Saturday San Antonio
Texas
2:18:19
which is Fridays I could
probably do
2:18:22
Saturdays are tough the 18th
Victoria BC
2:18:25
August 22nd Charleston South
Carolina
2:18:28
and one in Toronto the 23rd in
Salem
2:18:31
Oregon August 25th is Lincoln
Nebraska
2:18:34
then we have uh Oh August 29th
John
2:18:38
you're gonna want to be there
this is a
2:18:41
brand new entry on the meetup
list
2:18:43
there's going to be a meet-up
at Burning
2:18:46
Man yeah I think that's a
meet-up
2:18:50
you gotta go represent can't
wait to get
2:18:54
the report from that send
pictures be
2:18:56
the first and probably only
naked meetup
2:18:59
yeah I can't wait pictures as
we say
2:19:02
finishing out the month of
August as we
2:19:05
have Busan South Korea and some
Paulo
2:19:08
both occurring on the 31st and
back up
2:19:10
to Seattle on September 5th
Calgary
2:19:12
Alberta and Nelson British
Columbia on
2:19:15
September 6 and the 14th is in
2:19:17
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
2:19:19
so the meetups are cranking if
you want
2:19:21
to find out more about a
meet-up go to
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no agenda meetups calm if you
don't find
2:19:26
one near you then schedule one
I think
2:19:28
they even have the PDFs of our
heads by
2:19:30
now to print out and put on a
stick it
2:19:32
will complement your no agenda
2:19:34
experience talk and imagine
that what
2:19:38
club can you go to that will
have a
2:19:40
range of people in their 20s to
their
2:19:42
70s and you can talk with all
of them
2:19:45
tell me what club that is none
can you
2:19:49
think of any example John well
even as
2:19:54
some of the more elaborate
clubs they
2:19:56
have different you know that
you don't
2:19:57
have quite the same politics
necessarily
2:20:01
of neutrality well I can't
think of well
2:20:04
maybe I mean yeah I think the
Democratic
2:20:06
National Committee those guys
that's a
2:20:09
club they all talk amongst
themselves
2:20:10
they all agree on everything
2:20:13
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Wilson both of you are now
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Dvorak org slash na okay I have
a clip
2:21:31
that I think is suppressed news
just one
2:21:36
well I'm one that's a biggie
2:21:39
and I don't think you've tell
me you've
2:21:41
heard this they've cured yet
Zola yeah I
2:21:44
actually have it on the list
for today
2:21:46
but I don't have a clip that's
outside
2:21:48
the treatment center in Goma
where
2:21:49
people cheered and sang songs
as a
2:21:51
mother and child walked out both
2:21:53
apparently cured of the deadly
2:21:56
hemorrhagic fever they were
treated with
2:21:58
new anti bola drugs that show
survival
2:22:01
rates as high as 90% in a
clinical trial
2:22:04
Kristine Burak now on whether
this will
2:22:07
be a turning point in the
outbreak you
2:22:10
don't often hear the word cure
but it's
2:22:13
being used to describe
2:22:14
to experimental Ebola drugs
both are now
2:22:17
being offered to patients
infected with
2:22:19
the deadly virus there's no
doubt that
2:22:21
this is a major advance this is
2:22:24
something we've never had
before a study
2:22:26
found when patients were
treated within
2:22:28
three days of being infected 94
percent
2:22:31
of those given the Regeneron
drug
2:22:33
survived as did 89% of patients
taking
2:22:36
monoclonal antibody 114 results
so
2:22:40
impressive the trial was
stopped two
2:22:42
other less effective drugs were
dropped
2:22:44
including zmapp which was
largely
2:22:46
developed by Canadian
scientists all
2:22:49
these other treatment Regina on
Rd one
2:22:51
one four and everything else
that is
2:22:53
coming up it's coming up
because Zima
2:22:55
was a trailblazer so what makes
these
2:22:58
new drugs better both require
only a
2:23:00
single dose neither needs to be
stored
2:23:03
frozen like the older drugs did
making
2:23:05
them easier to transport in hot
2:23:07
temperatures where they differ
is in how
2:23:09
they fight the virus monoclonal
antibody
2:23:12
114 uses a single antibody
taken from
2:23:15
the blood of an Ebola survivor
Regeneron
2:23:18
drug attacks the deadly virus
using
2:23:20
three antibodies each can bind
to
2:23:22
different sites on the virus
increasing
2:23:25
the chances of blocking off a
mutated
2:23:27
Ebola virus for the first time
we have
2:23:30
something that we can use to
directly
2:23:31
fight against the virus and so
for me
2:23:34
that that's incredibly it gives
me an
2:23:37
incredible amount of hope the
current
2:23:39
Ebola outbreak in Congo is the
second
2:23:41
largest in history killing at
least
2:23:42
1,800 people and infecting
about 2,800
2:23:46
doctors say controlling the
spread of
2:23:48
the disease has been hampered
by militia
2:23:49
violence and local resistance
to outside
2:23:52
help
2:23:54
yeah what's interesting is the
stock
2:23:56
price has barely moved on this
thing I
2:23:59
don't understand and maybe
that's
2:24:00
because it is suppressed news
but their
2:24:04
public company Regeneron
2:24:06
yeah re GN is there let's see
what
2:24:09
they're doing today start price
re G and
2:24:12
that's because yeah that's I'm
looking
2:24:14
at this stuff okay well that's
a pretty
2:24:18
pricey stock this is a two
hundred
2:24:20
ninety three dollars
2:24:22
and there's no moving but
they're hot
2:24:24
it's already been factored in
let's yeah
2:24:26
I see well it no if you look at
there
2:24:28
look at the year-to-date they
drop like
2:24:31
a rock in April and the trend
is still
2:24:37
down so I don't understand if
they cured
2:24:41
Ebola why is their stock being
2:24:44
suppressed I mean why is it why
it's not
2:24:46
like I'm it's not like it's not
the same
2:24:48
as a as a erection dysfunction
drug
2:24:52
where you can sell billions of
pills
2:24:54
these are a few shots through
you know
2:24:57
eighteen hundred people who got
the
2:24:58
disease no I mean there's more
money in
2:25:03
the vaccine that were you
needed to get
2:25:05
before you heard from the other
clip
2:25:06
that Canadian company guy says
all we
2:25:08
need to make more than three
hundred
2:25:10
thousand of these of course this
2:25:12
Regeneron killed their business
yes he
2:25:15
map is well because he map was
a was the
2:25:19
vaccine and this is not a
vaccine this
2:25:21
is a cure I mean it's not
curious like
2:25:24
you still got to get it first
and you
2:25:25
still could be one of the six
percent
2:25:27
that doesn't get cured but okay
who
2:25:33
promoting vaccines is tough in
Africa
2:25:35
and South Asia for that matter
thanks to
2:25:38
the CIA's program did this been
2:25:41
discussed and some alternative
news
2:25:43
sites and nobody talks about
the United
2:25:45
States anymore and where the
CIA went
2:25:47
all over the Middle East and
elsewhere
2:25:51
these vaccine you got a
vaccinate you
2:25:53
for this and that and it wasn't
a
2:25:54
vaccination at all was just a
cap get
2:25:57
your DNA so they could figure
out where
2:25:58
bin Laden was story but it's a
fact that
2:26:03
it's caused nothing but trouble
ever
2:26:05
since people with that so they
don't
2:26:06
trust the outbreak they blame
the
2:26:08
outbreak of polio in Pakistan
on the CIA
2:26:11
program that when they were
looking for
2:26:13
bin Laden and they weren't
vaccinating
2:26:15
anybody you should hear what
they say
2:26:16
about Bill Gates in Africa and
not so
2:26:19
happy about him either
2:26:21
so you have these issues going
on it's
2:26:23
like but meanwhile this story's
I
2:26:25
thought was suppressed I didn't
hear
2:26:26
about this on even Democracy
Now what I
2:26:30
didn't hear or not democracy
now that's
2:26:32
probably because they figured
hey we can
2:26:33
send the troops in pretty quick
with
2:26:35
this bogit of claim of everyone
dying of
2:26:37
ebola and now these guys are
gonna go
2:26:38
and ruin it now come on
2:26:39
well somebody ruined if they're
sure
2:26:42
that one we've always been
looking for
2:26:44
oh wait before you go off to
this topic
2:26:47
I do want to say the way they
came up
2:26:49
with this this this cure seemed
I find
2:26:53
it suspicious cuz I'm not I'm
to put it
2:26:57
in a weird way I'm not
unconvinced that
2:27:00
Ebola wasn't developed and for
Dietrich
2:27:03
oh yeah you've always been on
that tip
2:27:05
you always been on that tip
okay couple
2:27:10
things about SSRIs
antidepressants brain
2:27:13
altering drugs for people who
have
2:27:17
depression not necessarily
talking about
2:27:19
clinical depression but the
kind of
2:27:21
depression that everyone gets
prescribed
2:27:23
these drugs for certainly in
the United
2:27:24
States there does seem to be
there's a
2:27:28
study that does link the
side-effects of
2:27:33
some of the SSRIs with violence
I could
2:27:39
find the exact passage for you
here
2:27:43
violence especially random
violence is a
2:27:45
complex manifestation of various
2:27:47
thoughts feelings and external
factors
2:27:49
Wenham multivariate analysis of
these
2:27:52
factors is conducted it becomes
apparent
2:27:54
that it is not just mental
health issues
2:27:57
that are leading to an increase
there
2:28:00
may be an underlying substance
which
2:28:02
plays a role in a high
percentage of
2:28:04
violent acts the use of
prescription
2:28:07
antidepressants specifically
selective
2:28:09
serotonin reuptake inhibitors
or SSRIs
2:28:14
and you can find that that
research in
2:28:20
the show notes so we typically
never
2:28:22
hear about any mass shooters or
people
2:28:26
doing crazy stuff if they've
been on any
2:28:29
form of SSRI X
2:28:32
just this week in Australia wait
2:28:36
the way you put that is as if
people
2:28:40
that have taken these drugs
have never
2:28:42
reported as shooters what you
do is you
2:28:46
stated it wrong
2:28:47
well we'll restate it for me
then if
2:28:49
we've never hear about any
shooters
2:28:53
possibly ever being on any of
these
2:28:56
drugs right that that
information is
2:29:00
never as far as I know never
released
2:29:03
although I've never reported no
well
2:29:05
never reported for sure in
Australia
2:29:09
that was different
2:29:10
we had a guy running around
stabbing
2:29:12
people in the neck in the chest
2:29:15
snapper yelling Allahu Akbar
but the pun
2:29:18
Stabbin it's a jingle you
should play
2:29:22
this no no no the last time we
did that
2:29:24
it didn't work out well he
didn't yeah
2:29:28
you keep wanting the dumb
Stabbin jingle
2:29:30
which I don't have I'm gonna
stop again
2:29:35
just to do it I don't remember
ever
2:29:39
requesting this jingle oh just
recently
2:29:42
oh just played at the end of
the show
2:29:44
then it's alright ok so he was
running
2:29:49
around stabbing people yelling
Allahu
2:29:52
Akbar the brave men jumped on
this guy
2:29:56
and pinned him down with chairs
and
2:29:58
tables and pitchforks it looked
like but
2:30:00
the reporting was great from
those
2:30:03
pictures provided by Paul
Walker a drug
2:30:06
that was found next to this
young man is
2:30:09
called Anton X we've just done
a little
2:30:10
bit of a digging it's it's not
too hard
2:30:13
to find on the internet it is a
class of
2:30:15
medicines which are usually
used to
2:30:17
treat anxiety and insomnia also
classed
2:30:20
as tranquilizers so they're
sometimes
2:30:22
used as an antidepressant
medication and
2:30:26
sort of it contains an active
ingredient
2:30:28
from diazepam which is a very
very well
2:30:30
known relaxant and stimulant
yeah
2:30:34
diazepam I thought was supposed
to make
2:30:36
you sleep but anyway side
effects of an
2:30:39
10x thank you very much
Australian
2:30:41
Broadcasting Corporation loss
of memory
2:30:43
in attentiveness
2:30:45
confusion lack of concentration
2:30:47
unpleasant dreams sudden anxiety
2:30:49
excitation agitation
irritability anger
2:30:52
abnormal behavior hallucinations
2:30:55
delusions hello hello if you
dope these
2:31:00
people up with this stuff you
know keep
2:31:02
knives away from them well that
brings
2:31:05
up another topic which is the
drugs used
2:31:09
that are rampant rampant by the
by the
2:31:12
boatload like something like 55
million
2:31:15
capsules were confiscated in
Saudi
2:31:18
Arabia representing five
percent of the
2:31:21
total yes erectile dysfunction
drugs no
2:31:25
Captagon Oh captain what is
Captagon
2:31:28
Captagon is the number one it's
kind of
2:31:31
a it's a metabolite it's a just
a crazy
2:31:34
chemical that when you take it
it it
2:31:37
goes into the liver and splits
into a
2:31:38
certain very specific kind of
2:31:40
amphetamine and some sort of
other weird
2:31:43
drug and it makes you stay up
all night
2:31:45
and want to kill everybody and
you're
2:31:47
invincible Lebanon's Bekaa
Valley has a
2:31:50
history of smuggling and
trafficking of
2:31:52
all sorts oh wait this is the
stuff that
2:31:55
Isis was trafficking they were
all
2:31:57
jacked up on Captagon was never
worked
2:31:59
with this is an area where
illegal
2:32:02
activities include narcotics
makhmud is
2:32:05
one of those who transports and
sells a
2:32:07
type of amphetamine called
Captagon
2:32:10
achieve been hugely popular
drug in the
2:32:12
Middle East if someone takes
Captagon
2:32:15
he's sure to stay awake and not
go to
2:32:17
sleep in a bag like this one
you get
2:32:19
around 200 pills
2:32:20
one costs about twenty dollars
and some
2:32:23
only seventeen or eighteen
dollars each
2:32:28
before the war broke out in
Syria all of
2:32:31
the Captagon produced in
Lebanon headed
2:32:34
to the Gulf states but a new
market
2:32:37
opened up with rebel fighters
keen to
2:32:39
get their hands on it
traffickers and
2:32:41
users don't bother about Sharia
law when
2:32:44
it comes to Captagon what every
dealer
2:32:46
has his contacts his network
it's our
2:32:49
business and no one else's we
sell in
2:32:52
towns like our stallion
2:32:54
Lebanon or in others missile to
rebel
2:32:57
fighters and to anyone all that
matters
2:32:59
is doing business the hood at
the dirty
2:33:02
and at the Fila live if hidden
the deep
2:33:04
users tend to take the drug at
night
2:33:07
according to this specialists
when
2:33:09
someone swallows Captagon he
feels more
2:33:12
energetic and less tired in the
book but
2:33:14
it's only an impression and the
fatigue
2:33:16
accumulates because it's a form
of unfed
2:33:20
Amin Captagon increases nerve
aza tea
2:33:22
and makes the consumer
delirious all of
2:33:26
that was that feeling that he's
over
2:33:28
powerful lebanese
anti-narcotics forces
2:33:31
managed to seize a significant
amount of
2:33:33
drugs but they know that large
quantity
2:33:35
still cross borders but what
bhavish
2:33:38
oddness in april 2014 alone we
seized 30
2:33:41
million pills that you can see
here 30
2:33:44
million Captagon pills the drug
has
2:33:46
exported a lot in Gulf states
and in
2:33:48
particular just sound Arabia
for these
2:33:50
easy to produce an to sell
Captagon is a
2:33:54
drug of choice for smugglers
it's
2:33:56
illegal trade could even
increase as the
2:33:59
war in Syria drags on we've used
2:34:01
desperate to escape reality and
fighters
2:34:04
looking to gain strength
according to
2:34:07
the secretary-general the
National
2:34:09
Committee for narcotics control
and
2:34:11
assistant director of anti-drug
and
2:34:13
preventative Affairs 40% of the
drug
2:34:17
users who fall in the 12 to 22
age group
2:34:21
in Saudi Arabia are addicted to
this
2:34:23
stuff 12 to 22 yeah reported
anybody out
2:34:30
there hear this in the
mainstream media
2:34:31
well we can't be doing that
because they
2:34:34
would stop advertising its yeah
the
2:34:38
passive corruption you know a
couple
2:34:40
shows ago I brought up the
neuro cream
2:34:43
knock neuro Crenn neuro cream
medication
2:34:48
for people with tardive
dyskinesia a
2:34:51
reminder this is what it was
before I
2:34:53
was diagnosed by my doctor I
didn't know
2:34:56
why my body was moving like it
had a
2:34:59
mind of its own
2:34:59
my eyes blinked way too much
even though
2:35:02
I didn't mean to it turns out I
have
2:35:04
tardive dyskinesia a condition
that may
2:35:06
be related to important
medications I
2:35:08
take from my bipolar disorder
so if
2:35:11
you're on certain I think in
this case
2:35:13
it is SSRIs you may develop
these tics
2:35:18
twitches your my tongue darting
around
2:35:20
in your mouth the blinking of
eyes it
2:35:23
looks a lot like Tourette's but
it's not
2:35:25
one of our producers said hold
on a
2:35:28
second you've discussed this on
show 201
2:35:34
which has got to be eight years
ago nine
2:35:37
years ago maybe and listen to
the
2:35:40
context okay okay here's the
clip that I
2:35:43
watched this you know we've
been what
2:35:44
we've been playing ads for all
these
2:35:46
different drugs and all the
problems
2:35:47
they have so I decided that I
there's an
2:35:49
ad for regulan which is a
product that's
2:35:51
not on the market anymore and
they're
2:35:52
suing people for you know their
there
2:35:54
you have a class-action suit
and so this
2:35:56
is an ambulance chaser ad for
regulan
2:36:00
and I'm listening to the here's
what you
2:36:02
wanna listen for listen to the
symptoms
2:36:03
that it causes and think to
yourself wow
2:36:06
what I'd love to be in the in
the court
2:36:09
when these people came up to
testify
2:36:11
what is regular and exactly I
don't know
2:36:14
[Music]
2:36:15
and gastrointestinal patients
and their
2:36:18
families the prescription drug
Reglan
2:36:20
also known as metoclopramide
has been
2:36:22
linked to a rare and serious
condition
2:36:23
called tardive dyskinesia
2:36:24
symptoms include lip smacking
person and
2:36:27
puckering we're missing the
rapid eye
2:36:29
movements are blinking constant
movement
2:36:30
foot tapping and restless leg
syndrome
2:36:32
if you or a loved one has used
Reglan
2:36:34
and experienced any of these
symptoms
2:36:36
you may be entitled to
substantial
2:36:37
financial compensation how cool
is it
2:36:40
that we identified this the
drug that
2:36:43
does it and now they've got an
aunt I
2:36:45
did something that apparently
combats it
2:36:48
eight nine years later survivor
is a
2:36:50
great place this country will
fuck you
2:36:54
up with the word rate show we
do episode
2:36:58
201 well well of course we were
kind
2:37:05
mocking it well of course we're
mocking
2:37:08
it that's what we do yeah I
don't
2:37:12
remember mocking Snowden though
no
2:37:14
nearly oh well yeah so some
people think
2:37:18
we're just wrong how we doing
on 20/20
2:37:22
yeah you know I know you saw it
because
2:37:25
you tweeted about it out of
disgust yeah
2:37:28
my tip my tip which you
excreted me for
2:37:32
Stacey Abrams looks like she's
she's
2:37:34
gearing up she might be making
a run for
2:37:36
it if one of the one somebody
falls down
2:37:38
you saw her in Vogue magazine
an eye
2:37:42
roller what do you mean an eye
roller
2:37:47
she has Vogue magazine talking
politics
2:37:51
what's wrong with Vogue
magazine all of
2:37:53
a sudden that they have nothing
but
2:37:54
politically inclined lefty
hello hello
2:37:59
this is the elite magazine this
is
2:38:01
positioning this is not because
Volo cup
2:38:04
one day and said oh let's get
her in no
2:38:07
there's something going on this
is a
2:38:09
push this is the same thing
that Neil
2:38:11
Beto and Vanity Fair it's the
same idea
2:38:14
it's a push she's coming for
you well go
2:38:17
like this then if I was going
to predict
2:38:19
anything it would go bite in
abrams that
2:38:23
would be that would be a
fantastic combo
2:38:25
but she's already said she
doesn't want
2:38:27
to be vp a people say a lot of
things
2:38:30
but if you say to her hey look
hey watch
2:38:34
Biden for a few minutes you
think he's
2:38:36
gonna get to the four years
left I'll be
2:38:38
President in three months yeah
exactly
2:38:43
that's a good point and she
wouldn't
2:38:45
even have to go through
horrible debates
2:38:47
just with Mike Pence seems like
a
2:38:51
shoo-in well no she didn't
she'd have to
2:38:55
go to a debate with Mike pants
that's it
2:38:58
that's all she'd have to do oh
yeah
2:38:59
right instead of all these
other yes she
2:39:01
wouldn't have hurt her she
wouldn't have
2:39:02
to debate Trump then well now
they they
2:39:07
get Joe in she's in his VP they
slip him
2:39:11
something slip him a Mickey
they got a
2:39:14
sentiment but something more
than
2:39:16
they're doing now they gotta
give him
2:39:21
how about some Captagon
2:39:24
Captagon now you're talking
who's no one
2:39:26
would be the wiser it would be
great in
2:39:30
fact I think someone says you
suggest
2:39:33
that that's not a bad idea yeah
2:39:35
Jack Joe up on some cap him up
put him
2:39:41
on the stage John kick some
butt jacked
2:39:43
up Joe exactly he better do
something
2:39:49
man he's got he's got to get
something
2:39:51
good
2:39:51
Elizabeth Warren has a chant
yeah
2:39:54
everyone likes have a chant
have you
2:39:56
heard a new chant well let me
go look at
2:39:59
the Google listen see if I can
dream one
2:40:01
up now never guessed this one
2:40:13
it's 2% folks 2020 can add
senator
2:40:16
Elizabeth Warren getting chance
in in
2:40:19
support of her 2% wealth tax
but not
2:40:21
every Democrat is on board
billionaire
2:40:23
and former New York City Mayor
Michael
2:40:25
Bloomberg calling warrant out
for
2:40:27
attacks on the 1% minutes after
she left
2:40:30
the same stage listen I just
said to
2:40:33
Senator Warren on the way out
senator
2:40:35
congratulations was a nice talk
but just
2:40:37
let mine jus if my company
hadn't been
2:40:40
successful we wouldn't be here
today so
2:40:42
enough with this don't be
taking my
2:40:49
money away to percents not that
big of a
2:40:53
hit but well it's 2% every year
that
2:41:01
will that will be the idea yeah
okay but
2:41:05
assuming a lot of these guys
when you
2:41:07
get that much money you're
you're
2:41:09
accumulating more than 2% a
year in
2:41:11
additional money
2:41:12
very few billionaires are not
just this
2:41:15
not just go is always going up
and this
2:41:20
is very easy to do now the real
the
2:41:21
actual wealth tax well tax a
real one
2:41:24
that that taxes everybody and
it turns
2:41:29
out when you do the character I
have an
2:41:30
essay on this I just haven't
released it
2:41:32
yet I'll put it on next week
because a
2:41:33
lot of people don't understand
what
2:41:35
you're talking about
2:41:36
I know the nuance of what your
idea and
2:41:38
I'll send it yesterday essay
has the
2:41:41
numbers I mean the the point is
is that
2:41:42
if the well Texas would be
around 1.5
2:41:46
percent but Elizabeth Warren's
wealth
2:41:49
tax is not a wealth tax it's a
wealthy
2:41:51
tax it has nothing to do with
it with
2:41:53
the proper wealth tax which
would be the
2:41:55
only tax you're paying this is
in
2:41:57
addition to everything else so
she's
2:41:59
doing it she's doing it wrong
no it's
2:42:02
bullcrap it's not it's
something it's
2:42:04
probably it's probably
constitutionally
2:42:06
illegal even though the world
does tax
2:42:08
Excel itself is questionable as
is of
2:42:11
that but I was outright to sup
it's
2:42:14
pretty I have a pretty good
argument I
2:42:16
think I should put up a web
page and
2:42:17
start promoting it I know
2:42:19
Kosmic we need calm cosmic we
nee will
2:42:21
be where the essay is yes yes
regice
2:42:24
domaine Dvorak wealth tax calm
makes
2:42:30
makes it nothing but since you
can be in
2:42:33
a think-tank
2:42:33
I could I could be anything
tanker at
2:42:36
the bottom of one hey man on
the street
2:42:40
if you wanted to do a man on
the street
2:42:41
yeah this guy this black out
does man on
2:42:44
the street his name web I
thought this
2:42:47
was good because what you want
to do if
2:42:48
you're gonna do man on the
streak in
2:42:49
Street interviews you find a
drunk
2:42:52
what was his so man on the
street was
2:42:55
this a compilation of multiple
people
2:42:57
answering the same question
well I just
2:42:59
put the one part that would the
drunk
2:43:01
part that guy's going from
person to
2:43:02
person well don't you like
Trump what is
2:43:04
he doing wrong and I can't
answer okay
2:43:06
so they don't like him they
can't give a
2:43:08
proper answer until they find
the drunk
2:43:11
guy are you working with a
group you've
2:43:13
got a UAW sign right there how
come PES
2:43:15
accuse me whatever no I'm not
yes I am
2:43:21
Union television yeah it was
under oh I
2:43:36
can't watch that guy it's hard
to watch
2:43:39
I got it from the internet
there so uh I
2:43:42
do have a couple of ISOs oh
good I need
2:43:45
one for the end of show all
right got to
2:43:47
I got this is when Sanders was
in I have
2:43:50
the Sanders clip here two
Bernie was in
2:43:53
Iowa but here is Bernie in Iowa
this is
2:43:57
his I so
2:44:01
[Applause]
2:44:02
yeah one of those things like
Thank You
2:44:05
Cleveland okay this might be
better this
2:44:07
would be more up your alley
this is an
2:44:08
Iowa woman cheering no cheering
we have
2:44:15
a winner ladies and gentlemen
2:44:18
so she said
2:44:20
cheering no cheering yeah and
she was
2:44:23
one of those she was one of the
Democrat
2:44:27
official committee heads or
some telling
2:44:29
people how to act keep your
signs down
2:44:31
she had a whole spiel keep her
signs
2:44:33
down do this do that and then
she had
2:44:35
that little bit at the end
which I
2:44:37
thought was hilarious all right
I have
2:44:40
one last clip to play this is
from the
2:44:43
OTG off-the-grid series again
this is
2:44:46
not necessarily to protect you
from
2:44:48
security agencies but to
protect as much
2:44:51
of your data as possible but
really for
2:44:53
you to get off the smart phone
that is
2:44:55
the battle the battle is
between you and
2:44:57
that device you have in your
pocket you
2:45:00
want to have something that
functions
2:45:01
but that doesn't do too much
too quickly
2:45:05
because then you'll keep
reaching for it
2:45:06
currently I have the iPhone 5
stock
2:45:09
completely no external apps I'm
running
2:45:12
the privacy it's called let me
just
2:45:15
double check the name of this
apps they
2:45:17
set it wrong
2:45:17
it's called privacy Pro and
that pretty
2:45:21
much puts the equivalent of a
piehole
2:45:23
onto your device and a turn off
your
2:45:27
location services you got a
trust Apple
2:45:29
to a certain degree and you can
lock out
2:45:31
all Google all social media all
Facebook
2:45:34
tracking images and and what do
you call
2:45:39
it device how it's the word not
2:45:42
sandboxing but they do a come
on what's
2:45:46
the
2:45:48
I hate myself no break I don't
know what
2:45:51
you're talking about you know
it's the
2:45:53
debate device recognition where
they're
2:45:54
doing canvas they're doing a
canvas on
2:45:56
you so they can find out which
device
2:45:57
you're using you can block all
of that
2:45:59
and then ultimately the thing
is not
2:46:02
gonna work very well but you
can make
2:46:04
calls you can send text
messages you can
2:46:06
get your email if you need to
and you
2:46:08
can kind of be on the web
browser for
2:46:10
certain things but even Twitter
doesn't
2:46:12
work very well on it if you
don't have
2:46:14
that part blocked off battery
life five
2:46:17
days it's fantastic but the
whole idea
2:46:20
is to get rid of the usage of a
2:46:22
smartphone it seems to be hard
for
2:46:25
people you know taking a break
from
2:46:28
technology might sound like a
good idea
2:46:30
my sound relaxing but there
could be
2:46:33
some negative side effects
according to
2:46:36
new research in the Journal of
travel
2:46:38
research the study shows that
people who
2:46:41
go off the grid
2:46:42
when they travel they can have
2:46:45
withdrawal symptoms like you
know when
2:46:46
you're trying to quit smoking or
2:46:48
drinking research it yeah cold
turkey
2:46:51
could be yeah you gotta keep
that out
2:46:53
device near researchers asked
tours to
2:46:55
restrict access to their
devices for at
2:46:58
least 24 hours and the
participants said
2:47:01
they felt anxious and
frustrated at
2:47:03
first but eventually they
enjoyed the
2:47:06
digital detox eventually there
you go
2:47:10
the digital detox is tough it's
not for
2:47:14
everybody but if you need
support you
2:47:16
can always reach out to me if
you're
2:47:18
going OTG
2:47:20
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2:47:23
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today
2:47:25
okay we will return on Sunday
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2:47:28
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2:47:31
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2:47:34
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2:47:37
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2:47:40
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2:47:43
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2:47:47
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2:47:50
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2:47:52
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2:48:01
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2:48:03
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2:48:04
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2:48:08
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2:48:11
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2:48:17
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2:48:22
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2:48:34
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2:48:37
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2:48:39
while my douchebaggery was
pardoned by
2:48:41
petition to a higher court I
was judged
2:48:43
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court of
2:48:45
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and by
2:48:48
my heir as I often titania with
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lyrics and
2:48:53
cheap laughs my life as a bard
affords
2:48:55
me just enough to fill my
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2:48:57
mead replace the broken string
on my
2:48:59
lute and still pay for the
amygdala balm
2:49:01
that is no agenda sadly a
carelessly
2:49:04
indulgent evening of wine women
and song
2:49:07
with Nick the rat has left me
with near
2:49:10
a farthing to my lame reeking
of cheap
2:49:12
liquor common wenches and
bereft of my
2:49:14
trousers and such as luck would
have it
2:49:17
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tree has
2:49:19
afforded me the means enough to
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2:49:21
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2:49:24
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2:49:26
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2:49:35
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2:49:41
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2:49:50
yeah you're gonna bring it good
go to
2:49:53
Bing it dot IO begin it yeah
2:49:57
Bing it it's pretty damn useful
I've
2:49:59
just forgotten through the
habit of just
2:50:00
banging stuff yeah
2:50:02
Bing it
2:50:04
[Music]
2:50:09
what was I forgot I was meaning
man baby
2:50:13
now you're being yeah
2:50:16
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2:50:19
being that real quick
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2:50:23
as Bing it that that the data
the data
2:50:26
than just being it the does not
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2:50:29
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2:50:32
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