0:00
this is no good hmm it's not
supposed to
0:39
be balmy there that's probably
just a
0:41
cloud of steaming poop it could
be and
0:45
will you please stop tweeting
that we do
0:50
you keep tweeting send people
tend the
0:52
homeless to Austin I'm doing
them a
0:54
favor
0:56
Austin is opening its arms why
are you
1:02
such a grumpy Gus he's opening
its arms
1:06
to them to the poor homeless
and they
1:08
you know and they welcome I'm
sorry
1:10
right I'm just trying to get
the word
1:12
out oh you do not want you're
homeless
1:14
and by the way that you come
here and
1:17
you'll bake on the street you
hey
1:22
there's a glimmer of hope in
Austin you
1:26
know a slight glimmer of hope
you know
1:30
if you live in Texas and you're
anywhere
1:32
but Austin someone says hey
what are you
1:34
from and you say I'm from Texas
they say
1:36
yeah we're in Texas you say
Austin the
1:39
same that's not Texas it's
exactly what
1:44
they say but I think the
liberal Austin
1:51
local government mayor and the
City
1:56
Council I think that they're
just not as
1:59
when we say liberal they're not
like
2:01
California liberals that they
understand
2:04
and maybe not yet maybe it's
not even
2:06
them maybe it's the people of
Austin
2:08
they're revolting against
what's going
2:10
on here is you recall several
weeks ago
2:13
the council voted unanimously I
believe
2:17
to remove all city ordinances
of camping
2:21
where you except for of course
in front
2:23
of City Hall or the Capitol
building but
2:25
you can pretty much camp
anywhere else
2:27
not in a sending city park but
anywhere
2:31
else you want to on the median
on the
2:33
right side of the road you can
do
2:34
whatever you want you can
Panhandle in
2:36
front of bus bus stop school
school
2:39
grounds anywhere you want and
that was a
2:42
man freedom actually that was
50 days
2:46
ago as longer than I thought
2:49
but now things have changed two
months
2:52
after voting to allow sitting
lying and
2:54
camping in public places city
leaders
2:57
are tweaking the rules no one
wants
2:59
anybody camping anywhere in our
city
3:02
today Mayor Steve Adler and
council
3:04
members sent out a six page
proposal
3:06
aimed to solve problems of
people
3:08
experiencing homelessness in
the city
3:10
I've lived in Austin my whole
life and
3:13
my beautiful city is a mess man
thermal
3:18
and is one that's funny you say
that I
3:21
heard this the second time I
played it
3:23
and does sound like her doesn't
it but
3:25
no it's not my whole life and my
3:28
beautiful city is a mess
3:31
ken bouncer Mullen is one of
hundreds of
3:34
outspoken Austinites asking
council to
3:36
change the sit like camp
ordinance
3:38
she says it's caused a public
safety
3:40
risk and health hazard where is
it that
3:43
that people should should not
be camping
3:45
and sitting in line in the
report mayor
3:47
Adler answers those questions
proposing
3:50
increased restrictions on
people who
3:51
camp adjacent to roadways or
medians on
3:54
sidewalks near creeks or in
front of the
3:56
arch he also suggests a renewed
focus on
3:59
creating new housing options
but says
4:01
the changes won't be possible
without
4:03
community input and support are
we
4:06
really ready to do what it
takes to
4:09
actually solve this problem
this guy
4:11
gets my goat you know all he
ever says
4:15
are we all ready to solve the
problem do
4:18
we do can we come together
4:20
fuck you Adler go do something
4:24
oh this guy is so annoying can
we all
4:28
come to get you're supposed to
lead
4:30
dipshit it won't be possible
without
4:32
community input and support are
we
4:34
really ready to do what it
takes to
4:37
actually solve this problem
rather than
4:40
just chasing it around the city
and
4:42
hiding it in the next couple
weeks it E
4:45
Council is expecting more
concrete
4:47
proposals on changing this
ordinance
4:49
also tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock
4:51
there will be a public town
hall right
4:53
here at the Austin Convention
Center it
4:56
is open to the public it's your
chance
4:58
to ask a city leaders questions
directly
5:01
about this homelessness issue
try look
5:04
at this six page proposal in
that
5:06
clueless outline proposed
principle
5:13
enjoy what is this you play in
the
5:15
background but what are you
hearing I'm
5:17
not hearing anything oh must be
on my
5:19
machine do we need to stop tape
are you
5:26
okay I'm good I thought it was
you're
5:29
just playing a little bad for
some
5:31
reason proposed principles and
goals for
5:40
pros community agreement
direction our
5:42
community needs multiple
housing types
5:44
and services for individuals
5:45
experiencing homelessness next
bullet
5:48
point we know what works yeah I
call
5:51
bullshit no clue what works oh
here it
5:55
is new programs expansions and
increased
5:58
housing capacity on the horizon
possible
6:01
places from among which to
increase
6:02
restrictions on camping sitting
and
6:04
lying ordinance standards
6:06
interpretations and
applications rules
6:09
regarding camping where it
occurs as we
6:11
build up more housing and
services non
6:14
policing tools to encourage
people to go
6:17
to better and safer places this
whole
6:20
six page document has nothing
about
6:22
mental health nothing about
substance
6:26
abuse or addiction until the
very very
6:29
very bottom under those non
policing
6:33
tools
6:33
[Music]
6:34
help people get assistance for
to the
6:38
bullet point one sobering
center melv
6:41
mental health assistance
shelter /
6:44
bridge home navigation center
and
6:46
community court and everything
else is
6:49
about appropriating apartment
buildings
6:52
or old hotels to turn into
affordable
6:56
housing this is this is not
going to
6:59
work it's your cells your
solution well
7:06
sure well there is one I talked
about
7:10
this there's one solution that
seems to
7:11
be working that's the community
first
7:13
village September 9th I'm going
to go
7:15
over there
7:16
gonna see what they're doing
and I shall
7:17
report back and maybe I'll do an
7:20
interview with the with the CEO
who's
7:24
running it hmm this was recently
7:26
featured in People magazine's
got a lot
7:28
of attention as something that
seems to
7:31
be working but geez they have
nothing
7:35
here just nothing no no no not
shipping
7:43
them to Austin besides that
that's
7:46
that's a standing standing
offer gee
7:49
thanks no we're gonna just
redefine
7:52
everybody oh oh yeah I read
something
7:56
about this oh yeah
7:57
what you got let me read you
read some
7:59
of this I don't have any clips
but
8:01
according to San Francisco
Chronicle
8:02
from now on a convicted felon
or poor
8:06
other offender or released from
custody
8:08
will be known as a former
incarcerated
8:11
person yeah justice involved
person or
8:17
just and they did prefer this a
8:20
returning resident no they're
really
8:23
gonna use that as returning
returning
8:26
resident of justice that would
be even
8:28
better just a returning
resident oh my
8:29
goodness oh my goodness you
know now
8:34
called a young person with a
justice
8:37
system involvement or a young
person
8:40
impacted by the justice
juvenile system
8:44
a young person a young
8:47
person impacted by the juvenile
justice
8:49
system who is experiencing
homelessness
8:51
and just happens to be gay and
drug
8:54
addicts abusers use that for a
while Wow
8:59
will become the oh actually
they're
9:01
changing that's that that whole
thing to
9:04
a person with a history of
substance
9:07
abuse nice and if somebody was
quoted
9:11
one of the supervisors was that
we don't
9:13
want people to be forever
labeled for
9:16
the worst things they've ever
done
9:18
so we just give them labels
should give
9:20
new let's give them a new label
a new
9:23
yellow star good work everybody
thanks
9:27
there's nuts yeah he nice yeah
it's hard
9:33
to be nice I went to dinner
with my
9:38
Jamaican friend ah and and did
he smoke
9:43
the ganja he smokes the ganja
but he
9:46
don't eat the meat so he's at
9:48
pescetarians right and I'd
selected this
9:51
cool restaurant on the east
side that's
9:53
a butcher shop he's like don't
you
9:56
remember crap yeah alright so he
9:59
selected the corner the corner
bar at
10:01
the JW Marriott which is
actually kind
10:03
of like nice location but you
got to go
10:04
into town so I'm a mean town ID
and I
10:07
walked three blocks up in three
blocks
10:09
over three blocks down near
Congress
10:11
it's gotten worse
10:12
so yes
10:15
since we've left I see
congregations now
10:19
it used to be you know one or
two
10:21
homeless people I'm sorry people
10:22
experiencing homelessness in a
doorway
10:26
or on a part on a bench but now
there's
10:29
four or five of them sitting
together
10:30
with lawn chairs no tents out
yet and
10:33
then you know just like in
Chicago or
10:36
San Francisco on Congress like
the
10:38
corner of second and Congress
or third
10:40
and Congress is people just
sleeping on
10:43
the corner I don't know
10:47
I don't saying how people don't
can just
10:49
step over it it bothers the
crap out of
10:51
me as you can tell to step over
them
10:55
yeah I find that very from that
very
10:57
challenge I mean it's better
than
10:59
jumping on him but you know I
you
11:02
understand my dilemma it's not
cool not
11:05
cool anyway keep everybody
updated we
11:08
were we were right on a lot of
things or
11:10
nor ahead of the curve on a lot
of
11:12
things that have been taking
place over
11:14
the past couple days sure well
it's
11:18
always astonishing to me how
sometimes
11:20
how far ahead of the curve we
are but
11:22
this one is were too far headed
the
11:24
curve has become as problematic
my last
11:26
story of my life this is
absolutely true
11:30
I should be a billionaire but
I'm always
11:32
ten years too early with
everything no
11:35
well which so I had the
interview with
11:41
Poe I talked to poach enok and
who did
11:45
he say would be on deck to be
exposed in
11:48
the Epstein scandal do you
recall know
11:51
Bill Gates part of baffling
history of
11:53
Jeffrey Epstein is how he was
somehow
11:55
able to surround himself with
some of
11:57
the world's most powerful
people even
11:59
after he pled guilty to
soliciting an
12:01
underage prostitute and became a
12:03
registered sex offender for
example
12:05
Prince Andrew was photographed
coming
12:07
out of Epstein's Manhattan
mansion in
12:08
2010 two years after Epstein
served jail
12:11
time and now we're learning
Microsoft
12:13
founder Bill Gates not only
spoke with
12:16
Epstein on more than one
occasion about
12:18
philanthropic spending but also
flew on
12:21
Epstein's private plane from
New York to
12:23
Palm Beach though Gates
reportedly
12:25
refuses to say why and we
should note
12:27
the plane was not the so called
Lolita
12:30
Express which allegedly was
used to fly
12:32
underage girls to Epstein's
private
12:34
island but still critics wonder
why one
12:37
of the world's richest men
would need to
12:39
take philanthropic advice from a
12:41
convicted sex offender
especially
12:43
considering what Melinda Gates
and the
12:45
couple's foundation does for
young women
12:47
around the world separately a
former
12:49
science advisor for Bill Gates
was named
12:52
as one of three executor zuv
Jeffrey
12:55
Epstein's 577 million dollar
will 49
12:59
year old Boris Nikola
13:00
says he was shocked to learn
that
13:02
Epstein named him and says he
has no
13:04
intention of fulfilling the
duties
13:06
meantime Attorney General Bill
Barr gave
13:08
an impromptu news conference
today where
13:10
he maintains that there were
numerous
13:13
irregularities in the death of
Jeffrey
13:15
Epstein but Barr says so far he
has been
13:18
given no reason to question the
findings
13:20
of the medical examiner who
ruled
13:22
Epstein's death a suicide
13:24
though Barr says the
investigation is
13:26
moving forward
13:28
there you go Billy Boy and this
is
13:31
that's guilt by association
again yes
13:35
but um if he went to the island
I'd be
13:37
more suspicious all I'm saying
is this
13:39
is what pachán ik predicted he
said Bill
13:42
Gates has a problem he says he
took a
13:44
known a known sex offender of
girls with
13:49
him to the girls charity he and
Belinda
13:52
Melinda maintained so yeah yeah
it was
13:57
just after he was convicted of
a sex
13:59
crime yes 2013 this happened
all in 2013
14:03
2014 2015
14:05
that's the part that's
problematic okay
14:07
well that is a problem
14:08
yes now how about I should be
14:10
untouchable after that you
shouldn't be
14:12
dealing with him no of course
not and it
14:14
wasn't and that wasn't on the
Lolita
14:16
express to the island but it
was to Palm
14:19
Beach Palm Beach where gates
also has a
14:22
house and it was and it was on
it was on
14:25
the the Gulfstream not the ES
727 anyway
14:28
it just found that interesting
now more
14:31
interesting to me and perhaps
to you
14:33
because this is a guy I've met
a couple
14:34
times I'm sure you have Joey
Ito do you
14:39
know have you ever met him I
know Joey
14:41
yeah well well Joey okay well
good he
14:45
posted a public apology he's
now the
14:49
director of the MIT Media Lab
yeah he's
14:51
always yeah yeah I mean I met
him with
14:56
who was the the French guy who
ran a Gus
15:00
a the French guy ran Apple yeah
John
15:03
Louie yeah yeah I was raising
money for
15:06
pod show I remember we had a
meeting
15:08
with him and Ito sat in on it I
had me a
15:11
John Luke essay during the same
era for
15:14
a friend of mine mm-hmm and some
15:16
somebody else who I know very
well so
15:18
why'd you have a meeting with
him for so
15:19
he gave us a bunch of tips and
stuff he
15:22
says you know he has zero money
in that
15:29
when I saw Ito I'm like I'm in
the wrong
15:31
room this is not we're gonna
get money
15:36
so he had posted a public
apology for
15:40
taking money from Epstein for
research
15:44
projects at MIT and for his
personal
15:47
funds two scientists have now
resigned
15:50
or are publicly announced they
are
15:53
leaving the Media Lab they may
not leave
15:56
MIT but want to leave the Media
Lab
15:58
because they find it untenable
so I
16:01
think that they probably don't
forget
16:03
one of the one of the guys in
the papers
16:07
in the 2000 that word 2000 word
2000
16:09
page document 2000 plus pages
there's
16:12
Marvin Minsky big shot at the
Media Lab
16:15
major major guy I remember
running into
16:18
him if I te personally he threw
me out
16:20
of a meeting we need to hear
this that
16:25
tells us first who Marvin
Minsky is and
16:27
then Marvin I staked out of
meeting one
16:31
of the famous artificial
intelligence
16:35
from the 80s the first go-round
and
16:39
maybe even the one before every
30 years
16:41
or so this artificial I didn't
he kind
16:45
of write the book on artificial
16:46
intelligence wrote a book at
least he
16:53
published it well you got me on
that so
16:56
I got invited as a lark by will
Hearst
17:03
to go into the Media Lab with
the
17:06
executives of the Hearst
Corporation who
17:08
are getting ate at or that you
worry to
17:11
have to sign a nondisclosure
uh-huh and
17:14
I was like first and I were just
17:17
wondering we're in the kind of
just
17:18
wandering we're just in the
group
17:20
there's about 1 2 3 but maybe
eight nine
17:23
people including the CEO and
Randy
17:27
Hearst and all these other
people we're
17:28
going through this thing and
we're
17:29
getting to see the dog and pony
show
17:31
that they put on which is where
I found
17:33
out a number of interesting
things I
17:34
used later and certain columns
because I
17:37
could I didn't have to worry
about
17:38
non-disclosed being non
disclosed on any
17:41
of it and so we're going from
meeting to
17:43
meeting where these guys are
just full
17:44
of crap and they're showing us
17:46
everything in the place got a
great tour
17:49
and either a few wry bald
comments to
17:52
make and so we go into this
final
17:54
meeting and there's Minsky in
there with
17:57
the guys they had at the time
whose name
17:59
is eluding me involved with
Wired
18:02
magazine and Minsky sees me he
knows who
18:05
I am
18:05
and he says what's this guy
doing here
18:08
what's Dvorak doing here pretty
much
18:11
this guy and everybody's
looking left
18:15
and right never this stupid
smile on my
18:17
face and they asked me to leave
yeah yes
18:25
so will actually will left with
me the
18:26
two of us left oh that's cool
it was
18:32
from what I could tell yeah so
we left
18:34
we it was at the end anyway so
who cares
18:36
and we went out and did
something Boston
18:39
somewhere and then as you left
like
18:40
that's the mascot well screw
those guys
18:49
guilty by association I say
well there's
18:52
a lot of that going around
apparently
18:54
with MIT Media Lab what do you
mean
19:00
there's a lot of that going
around at
19:02
the MIT Media Lab guilty by
association
19:04
your report you got Joey
19:07
okay this immediate levy got
Minsky's
19:10
the Media Lab yeah a lot of
media lab
19:12
guys seems to me yeah well you
know one
19:16
of the theories this may be an
amazing
19:18
Polly theory one of these one
of the
19:19
theories is that Epstein exedoc
people
19:24
yeah man
19:25
well Epstein was into
transhumanism and
19:27
all this weird stuff and
implanting
19:29
things and hybrid I already was
really
19:33
big into implanting yeah we got
it the
19:35
first time hey-oh
19:41
and that he you know because he
also
19:43
said he collected humans that
he might
19:45
have been supplying supplying
humanoids
19:49
for testing too many of these
more
19:52
esoteric research projects at
MIT and
19:55
Harvard that he was apparently
funding
19:57
there's now also another
interesting
20:00
connection you probably
20:03
about or saw the video of
Prince Andrew
20:06
at Epstein's house in Manhattan
with a
20:08
young woman leaving did you
know I did
20:14
what was the picture describe
it again
20:16
so it's the Epstein house in
Manhattan
20:19
it's the mansion and the door
opens up
20:22
and a young woman walks out and
then in
20:24
the door opening waving her off
is
20:27
Prince Andrew of of the Germans
over
20:30
there in England and so that
turns out
20:32
to be the daughter of former
Australian
20:37
Prime Minister Paul Keating
just to make
20:42
it a little worse I can't
remember it
20:44
wasn't Paul Keating a
problematic prime
20:46
minister for Australia you
don't know I
20:48
can't this is not even in the
memory
20:51
banks it's possible well she is
now a
20:55
sustainability campaigner who
works for
20:58
a show business talent agency
that
21:00
represents among others Sir Paul
21:02
McCartney and u2
21:04
and she also previously partied
with
21:09
Jasleen Maxwell and presented a
fawning
21:12
interview with the alleged
procure
21:14
calling her a philanthropist so
that
21:18
just makes it that much more
juicy when
21:20
we can add those tidbits you
know yeah
21:22
I'm not saying anyone's guilty
however a
21:25
dutch former model taisiya
house mum who
21:30
was discovered by jean-luc
Brunel this
21:37
was one of the you know this
was the big
21:39
fashion the modern else he's
thrown a
21:43
drone darts at him yes so she
says that
21:46
she was drugged and and abused
sexually
21:50
abused when she was in she
doesn't know
21:55
where the apartment was but she
does say
21:58
she thinks she also remembers
Epstein
21:59
being there so you know people
are just
22:02
coming out and a lot of this is
just
22:03
people coming out and just
saying
22:04
whatever they remember my
favorite
22:07
though is Carrie Kennedy and
22:13
she is the Robert Kennedy
daughter who
22:17
do you remember she think you do
22:19
remember this story she was
arrested for
22:22
driving under the influence and
her
22:23
defense successful defense I
might add
22:25
was that she had accidentally
take an
22:30
ambien instead of her
progesterone or
22:33
something like that and so she
was all
22:35
walked out and she you know she
crashed
22:36
into it a trailer tractor so
she has
22:40
always been good friends with
jizz Lane
22:42
as she offered her lawyer left
court
22:50
when the trouble started
between Epstein
22:54
and the law and left Court of
course was
22:57
is someone who worked on his
defense but
23:02
it's even more juicy to know
that Kerry
23:05
Kennedy at the time was married
to
23:07
Andrew Cuomo no which puts the
Cuomo
23:12
quit create back in the in
focus which
23:14
is really always fun if we can
just
23:16
accuse him of anything so you
have any
23:20
clips from the Wendy Williams
Show uh
23:22
gee I forgot to watch and I
forgot to
23:25
record why did you have any no
I'm just
23:28
thinking of where you're going
here
23:30
that's all I got
23:33
I will say something else when
it comes
23:37
to things that we've that we've
been out
23:39
ahead of and this comes back to
pipe two
23:42
pipelines I don't remember
exactly which
23:44
episode was when we discovered
how
23:46
important pipelines are to the
to the
23:49
geopolitical state of the world
and of
23:52
course this was when a lot of
pipelines
23:54
were being built we were
discovering the
23:56
old ones things were changing
Ukraine
23:58
was changing Russia was
changing the
24:01
stance towards Russia it
quieted down a
24:04
little bit then we had the big
Leviathan
24:06
field which we'd known about
for not
24:08
geez at least eight years and
that
24:09
started pumping so we've
tracked that
24:13
we've been tracking the North
stream too
24:16
which is a secondary route from
Russia
24:19
that is intended to pump just a
whole
24:24
lot of natural gas into your
24:26
which once again we'll go
through
24:28
Ukraine but it goes along the
coast of
24:31
several countries and it kind
of came
24:34
into view what has been going
on the
24:37
past week when I read this
report from
24:40
Reuters that the Nord Stream to
Russian
24:47
LED gas pipeline project across
the
24:49
Baltic Sea to Europe could be
delayed by
24:52
up to eight months and cost an
extra 660
24:56
million euros due to hurdles in
securing
24:58
the necessary permits from one
25:01
particular country and this is
the last
25:04
country that has to sign off on
these
25:07
permits and they've been
wishy-washy
25:08
about it for a while and that
may make
25:12
sense that we had someone come
out of
25:15
the woodwork to perhaps delay
their
25:18
decision a little bit longer
because
25:20
this is Denmark so now you can
25:26
understand why Trump was going
to
25:27
Denmark now you can kind of
understand
25:30
why he wanted to make a big
deal about
25:33
Greenland owned by Denmark just
because
25:37
they are in direct competition
to the
25:40
natural gas we are now
exporting this
25:44
pipeline in particular is in
competition
25:46
to the gambit we have running
which is
25:48
more expensive of course for
Europe but
25:50
we are going to be the net
exporter of
25:53
natural gas and maybe you want
to cause
25:58
a ruckus around Denmark and
then if they
26:00
decide that they are going to
approve
26:02
the Nord Stream 2 across in
their
26:05
territorial waters maybe you
could think
26:07
column out is Russian Stooges or
26:09
something or you know enemy of
NATO I
26:12
think that may have been the
play all
26:14
along it's a good theory I
think he
26:19
actually wants Greenland it is
that we
26:24
did get a boots on the ground
report
26:25
from one of our producers which
I don't
26:28
mind sharing from Wouter he
says for the
26:33
Danish government he feels it
is indeed
26:36
absurd and he agrees with the
new
26:40
Prime Minister's assertion of
trumps
26:43
offer and he has the following
points
26:45
one for the Danish government
cannot
26:47
sell any part of Greenland
without the
26:48
approval of the green Landers
think we
26:50
knew that this is determined by
UN rules
26:52
passed after World War two so
why asked
26:55
Denmark he should have made an
offer to
26:56
Greenland directly and let them
26:58
negotiate with the Danish
government
27:00
well I can again I think my
theory works
27:02
here because it's not about
Greenland
27:03
per se and maybe about stopping
the
27:06
Russians you know with the
final link in
27:08
the chain to the Danes are very
27:10
sensitive about every square
metre of
27:12
what is left of the realm of
Denmark
27:15
this is some good history here
27:16
Denmark lost the southern part
to Sweden
27:19
in 1660 a piece to norway in
1814 and
27:22
the northern part of germany
which also
27:24
used to be theirs they lost
that in 1864
27:27
which they didn't even manage
to get
27:29
back after World War one on top
of that
27:31
they sold of course st. John
st. John
27:34
and st. Croix in the Caribbean
in 1970
27:36
to us for 25 million and
thirdly Denmark
27:40
may be small and relatively
27:41
insignificant in the greater
scheme of
27:43
things but they're not stupid
there's a
27:45
great potential in Greenland
and they
27:46
will never just sell because of
27:47
short-term perspective the
political
27:49
leader of Greenland Kim Nielsen
probably
27:51
had the best response saying he
could be
27:53
interested in buying the USA
because
27:56
quote it was the Vikings Leif
the happy
27:59
who discovered America and his
father
28:01
Eric the red who discovered
Greenland
28:03
and stayed there therefore it
is only
28:04
logical that we get the USA
back again
28:07
he has not yet decide on the
price but
28:10
expects it to be quite low
taking the
28:12
deficit of the USA into account
and if
28:15
Trump we part of the deal if he
is then
28:18
the offer will be lower all
right well I
28:22
love having producers
everywhere in the
28:25
world I'm sure that's exactly
everybody
28:26
feels the point is that they
have
28:29
already sold us something in
the past
28:32
yes st. Croix and st. John and
say Jan
28:37
and so they could you know so
it's not
28:40
outside the realm of
possibility and
28:42
it's been done
28:43
I mean Truman asked to buy
Greenland
28:45
after World War two and was
rebuffed
28:48
yeah and somebody in the 1800's
I
28:50
believe made the
28:51
yeah so it's not completely
nuts it's
28:54
not absurd which you know but
here's
28:58
what bothered me so she said
this is
29:00
absurd now it's not absurd but
his
29:02
response is she's a nasty woman
which I
29:06
can only I've been looking
never said
29:08
that he never said she's a
nasty woman
29:12
Oh What did he say he says it's
nasty
29:15
did you use the word nasty
referring to
29:17
her her comment but he never
said she's
29:20
I don't believe unless somebody
get show
29:21
me a quote I well that explains
it
29:24
because I thought he said nasty
woman
29:26
and I went looking for some
connection
29:28
between this new Prime Minister
and
29:29
Hillary maybe he was making that
29:30
connection
29:31
maybe I just misheard it but his
29:34
response was well you know if
you're
29:37
just gonna respond like that
then screw
29:40
you you're not nice I mean what
is that
29:41
about it's only I'm telling I
think the
29:45
Russian pipeline thing is what
it is is
29:47
number one or that says that's
what he's
29:49
gonna use now that's why I
didn't go to
29:51
Greenland that's why I didn't
ask them
29:53
this is all about Denmark let's
play a
29:57
couple green link clips we got
one from
30:00
democracy now Greenland on
Sunday Trump
30:04
confirmed to reporters is
interest in
30:05
purchasing the autonomous Danish
30:07
territory and did not rule out
trading a
30:09
u.s. territory for the island
Trump said
30:12
essentially it's a large real
estate
30:14
deal Danish politicians across
the
30:18
political spectrum expressed
disbelief
30:20
over Trump's sudden
cancellation of the
30:23
state visit the Danish Prime
Minister
30:26
met the Frederickson called his
idea to
30:28
purchase Greenland absurd she
also told
30:31
reporters thankfully the time
where you
30:34
buy and sell other countries and
30:36
populations is over
30:39
actually I had an idea why
don't we sell
30:44
California to Greenland
30:49
yeah the commutes too far no
then you
30:51
can put all your homeless on a
bus
30:53
oh no Boston there with open
arms
30:59
yeah the people up did their
fries the
31:02
deserts number two there's a
bit of new
31:04
information in the clip two on
Monday
31:06
Trump tweeted a photo of shiny
gold
31:09
Trump skyscraper photoshopped
onto an
31:12
image of a Greenland town and
wrote I
31:14
promise not to do this to
Greenland
31:17
Trump is said to be interested
in
31:19
Greenland's abundant natural
resources
31:21
and geopolitical importance but
the
31:22
island is also at the center of
the
31:24
climate crisis earlier this
month
31:26
Greenland's ice sheet
experienced its
31:29
largest single-day melt in
history in
31:32
July the hottest month ever
recorded
31:35
Greenland's ice sheet lost 197
billion
31:39
tons of ice the equivalent of
around 80
31:42
million Olympic swimming pools
experts
31:44
say in addition to rising sea
levels
31:47
around the world the receding
ice could
31:49
expose toxic nuclear waste left
at u.s.
31:52
military sites during the Cold
War John
31:54
John John John look out your
window
31:56
quick the mudflats they're
still there
31:59
another thing has changed at
the end
32:04
what we dumped a nuclear way
yes well
32:08
that's not exactly true but in
91 she
32:11
said yeah that's well I I
actually got
32:14
this on no agenda social calm
them guys
32:18
like that's exactly what he
sounded like
32:22
yeah and we had a secondary
base there
32:27
and we did have some so-called
secret
32:31
nuclear testing so I don't know
anything
32:33
about the secret nuclear
testing but
32:35
apparently there was there is
waste and
32:39
other toxic shit from just
having a base
32:41
there and then Alameda and they
just let
32:44
it all snow under cuz it was
hard to
32:47
keep it clear anyway and then
they
32:50
abandoned it so it's just
hidden under
32:52
this layer of I don't know ice
that's
32:56
now melting and it's going to
expose
32:57
that and the woolly mammoth and
and and
33:00
bacteria the smallpox the black
33:03
death that we haven't seen
since 1918
33:05
all that's gonna come when that
when the
33:06
ice melts
33:08
surely you know about this
science man
33:12
not to mention the amount of
methane
33:15
that has been accumulated by
the ice
33:17
somehow yeah this from the
woolly
33:19
mammoth farts yeah stinks in
that ice
33:23
for some reason well on the
topic of
33:28
this of the of the nuclear
waste so
33:34
there was a explosion of nuke
went off
33:36
in Russia yeah it hasn't been
reported
33:39
as much as it could be a little
bit I
33:41
mean there's all kind of the
same like
33:43
from what I remember the
Russian said oh
33:46
don't worry and then they said
maybe we
33:48
should leave then come on back
and it's
33:50
okay it was very unclear well I
have the
33:55
clip from NBC that kind of
explains it
33:57
not completely but it's not
really a
33:58
nuke
33:59
Derek testing and I thought it
was
34:01
interesting because we've done
this in
34:02
the past I think in the 50s or
60s there
34:05
was some oh wait an antigravity
weapon
34:08
well maybe but that wasn't what
happened
34:11
Oh nuclear engines Oh new
nuclear jet
34:19
engines nice and they they're
they'd
34:23
work because we've tested them
but
34:25
they're promised are very
dangerous you
34:31
have to have a really long
garden hose
34:33
for the water turbine I hear
but they
34:35
have they go you know like
seams so if
34:38
you get one going you could fly
it
34:40
around the globe two or three
times they
34:42
just keep going and going and
flying and
34:43
flying so you can have these
things just
34:45
flying or constantly here of
course is
34:48
you shoot one down it becomes a
34:50
subscribe and keep flying on
the ground
34:53
blows up yeah so this kind of
would
34:57
happen this thing blew up and I
don't
34:58
know what's gonna happen with
this
35:00
program but they kind of
explain it here
35:02
and on another global front
tonight
35:04
Russia is facing new questions
over the
35:06
recent explosion at a missile
testing
35:08
site after telling a nuclear
monitoring
35:11
group to stay out of it we get
more from
35:13
NBC's bill Neely
35:15
a growing mystery tonight about
exactly
35:18
what happened
35:19
days after a nuclear explosion
that
35:21
killed five Russian nuclear
scientists
35:24
at least four radiation
monitoring
35:27
stations nearby went silent and
stopped
35:29
transmitting data Russia told an
35:32
international nuclear watchdog
today
35:33
mind your own business
35:35
Russia admitted radiation
levels did
35:38
spike briefly after the
accident which
35:40
was tied to the testing of a
nuclear
35:42
missile engine yesterday there
is no
35:46
threat no risk of increased
radiation
35:48
but the Kremlin is also furious
an
35:51
international nuclear watchdog
tweeted
35:54
this map of a potential
radiation plume
35:57
spreading across Russia the
Kremlin
35:59
calls that absurd warning the
watchdog
36:02
to back off claiming it can
withhold any
36:05
data nuclear experts say
Russia's real
36:08
aim is to hide secrets about
this a
36:11
nuclear-powered cruise missile
the
36:13
president putin boasts could
evade
36:16
American defenses Russia
concealing from
36:19
the US exact data on its
nuclear fuel
36:22
two of the Russian radiation
monitoring
36:24
stations are now working again
but
36:26
Russia has proved once again
that when
36:29
it comes to its national
security it
36:31
will hide what the world might
want to
36:34
know I don't know man we got
Russia with
36:37
the nuclear engines we got
France with
36:40
the hoverboard we don't have
any cool
36:43
shit anymore no drop the ball
36:46
yeah they got troops on
hoverboards they
36:53
got nuclear engines we got
Tesla well
36:57
thanks Obama I think I remember
spending
37:03
seven hundred and sixty billion
dollars
37:05
last year what are we doing
with it
37:07
just boondoggles yeah annoying
meetings
37:11
but the president finally
caught up on
37:13
his no agenda episodes
37:16
it's about time well you know
it's a lot
37:19
of people always talking to him
so he
37:21
can't always get some time to
himself
37:22
and this was three days ago a
tweet wow
37:27
report just out Google
manipulated from
37:31
2.6 million to 16 million votes
for
37:33
Hillary Clinton in 2016
election this
37:36
was put out by a Clinton
supporter not a
37:38
trump supporter Google should
be sued my
37:40
victory was even bigger than
thought so
37:44
thanks we we did a quite a
detailed dive
37:48
on this dive on this research
and the
37:52
guy got into a beef after this
the
37:54
Elliot guy or whatever his last
name is
37:57
Epstein Robert Robert Epstein
Robert
38:01
Epstein he with Hillary because
Hillary
38:03
says as part of a debunked
stuff let me
38:06
read it
38:07
the debunk study you're
referring to was
38:09
based on 21 undecided voters
for context
38:14
that's about half the number of
people
38:15
associated with your campaign
who have
38:17
been indicted so I knew that
this was
38:21
the messaging that went out
immediately
38:23
and this I just flipped to CNN
actually
38:28
was on MSNBC they didn't have
the story
38:31
yet flipped to CNN and yes sir
and
38:34
there's another conspiracy
theory
38:36
Jeffery that he's on to he took
to
38:38
Twitter today to accuse Google
of
38:40
manipulating votes he said
Google
38:42
manipulated from 2.6 million to
16
38:45
million votes for Hillary
Clinton in
38:47
2016 election this was put out
by a
38:49
Clinton supporter not a trump
supporter
38:50
Google should be sued my
victory was
38:52
even bigger than thought in a
day of
38:55
wackadoodle claims this is the
most
38:58
wackadoodle of all and John we
went
39:01
through this research and you
know this
39:04
21 unjust undecided voters yes
and I'll
39:08
talk about that in a second but
there
39:09
was thousands of pages and
people
39:13
underneath all that research
which
39:14
flowed up until this final test
so and I
39:17
thought the research was pretty
solid
39:19
and has been published and the
guy's
39:24
been put in as a it's a it's
this is
39:27
Phin ative work important
because
39:30
there's not even any claim that
google
39:33
manipulated votes
39:35
there's no that they didn't go
in there
39:36
and change votes no one claims
that
39:38
except Donald Trump the the
idea is what
39:41
he's doing there tells he
talking about
39:44
he's trying to make it sit now
first of
39:47
all Trump was wrong
39:49
he says Google manipulated from
2.6 to
39:52
16 million votes for Hillary
that is a
39:56
well it's a very poor way of
stating
40:00
what happened what happens is
that bias
40:03
in their system or bias within
the
40:05
people we don't know
40:06
put more Hillary favorite links
at the
40:09
top two positions so and that
swayed the
40:14
2.6 to 16 million according to
Robert
40:18
Epstein's research into voting
for
40:20
Hillary they were indeed
undecided but
40:22
it was very important and the
research
40:24
is very conclusive and has been
40:26
replicated but this jamoke to
first the
40:30
first woman says aw this bad
let it be
40:32
debunked that and then Toobin
comes in
40:35
he's saying well they didn't go
in and
40:38
manipulate votes what he's
implying here
40:40
is they didn't go into the
voting
40:41
machines and manipulate them
that's
40:44
exists literally what he's
implying
40:46
which is such a douche move
those
40:49
there's no that they didn't go
in there
40:51
and change votes no one claims
that
40:53
except Donald Trump the the
idea is that
40:56
searches were ranked in certain
ways
40:58
that help Democrats rather than
rather
41:01
than Republicans this too has
been long
41:03
discredited but it's all that
part of
41:06
this incredible nervousness
about this
41:10
political standing no one they
just say
41:13
it's long discredited by who
know by
41:16
Slate Magazine who discredited
that's if
41:19
I was sitting there at a Stuben
who's
41:21
just a stooge I say Toobin
sources man
41:26
one report you can show me
studies and
41:28
sources okay shut up I was
wrong about
41:31
2016 I don't know if he's gonna
win or
41:34
lose in 2020 but what today's
you know
41:38
space
41:38
of craziness tells us is that
he's
41:41
really worried about losing
that's the
41:43
real message not any of the
subs now
41:45
listen to the the final woman
on the
41:47
panel you're nodding here
Sabrina well
41:49
look i think that is no
coincidence that
41:51
he picked out this 2.6 million
number
41:56
from the range that was
provided in this
41:58
unsubstantiated conspiracy
theory
42:00
because unsubstantiated this is
not news
42:10
this is election TV the public
million
42:23
number from the range that was
provided
42:26
in this unsubstantiated
conspiracy
42:28
theory because that's also very
close to
42:30
the margin by which Hillary
Clinton won
42:31
the National popular vote and
we've seen
42:33
the president on multiple
occasions
42:35
throw out again conspiracy
theories that
42:39
votes worse to nearly three
million
42:40
votes were stolen from him in
the 2016
42:43
election because then that
helps him
42:44
push back against the notion
that
42:46
Hillary Clinton in fact won the
popular
42:48
vote which is a big a sort of
sticking
42:50
point for the president Robert
Epstein
42:54
actually posted a very long
thread
42:56
regarding this in his battle
either even
42:59
included a picture of him and
Hillary
43:01
cuz and he's very disappointed
with with
43:05
Hillary Clinton and he even
show he even
43:10
pulls out WikiLeaks emails to
show how
43:15
Google's Eric Schmidt offered
to run
43:17
Hillary's tech campaign and in
effect me
43:20
of course he funded the
groundwork which
43:22
was this little tech company
whose only
43:24
purpose was to put Clinton in
the White
43:26
House and after all that last
night I
43:30
saw late he posted a picture of
a beach
43:35
and written in the sand was I
love life
43:37
and he posted I'm I'm not going
to kill
43:40
myself
43:41
I don't want to die I am very
happy with
43:43
everything
43:44
I guess he the Clinton body
count got to
43:47
him well if you looked at his
43:51
red and the response to it 90%
of the
43:54
response is related to be
careful you
43:58
gotta get killed I mean that
MIMO is
44:03
great what is fantastic it's so
44:09
entrenched in the public
consciousness
44:11
is I it's a I'm actually
stunned by it
44:14
oh and there's always just
something
44:16
that without you ten years ago
was just
44:17
some sort of a running gag yeah
yeah a
44:20
few people prefer to talk about
it we
44:24
talked about it earlier
44:25
yeah but now it's like jeez I
forgot to
44:32
mention on the other Epstein
I'm pretty
44:35
sure that looking at Bill bars
44:37
connections through his dad to
Epstein
44:40
which is very clear I think bar
is is
44:44
cleaning up he's not going to
unseal the
44:49
thousands of CF indictments but
he's
44:52
gotta have a couple people who
go down
44:54
and I just feel like all eyes
on bill
44:58
cuz then you know the Clintons
go down
45:00
do you just all you have to do
is step
45:03
back and watch everyone else
who matters
45:06
tumble you don't think it's
gonna happen
45:09
no no immune is that were
immune or he's
45:15
got he's protected a it's not
gonna
45:17
happen they're not gonna do
that to any
45:18
president well let's check in
with the
45:21
Lew and Joe show let's see what
dojo de
45:23
Genoa says if we've gotten any
closer
45:25
any information about the sealed
45:28
indictments thousands of them
after
45:30
three years of investigation we
still
45:32
know so little and and guess
why if it
45:34
hadn't been for the corruption
at the
45:36
top of the FBI and the
Department of
45:38
Justice to swing the election
toward
45:40
Hillary Clinton we would have
all of
45:42
these answers but when you have
the
45:44
world's premier law enforcement
agency
45:46
the FBI becomes so politically
bankrupt
45:48
and corrupt that it cannot run
an
45:51
investigation the way it should
have
45:53
that's why it's important that
they
45:56
clean house and that's why it's
so sad
45:58
that Christopher Rea has never
addressed
46:00
any of these problems and as
46:03
I said when he was Attorney
General for
46:05
a couple months he says I have
more
46:08
questions now than before I
became
46:10
Attorney General boy that tells
you
46:12
something no it tells me
nothing does
46:17
just something man
46:18
no it's so disappointing it was
three
46:22
weeks ago it was gonna be any
day now
46:24
Wednesday know what know three
weeks ago
46:26
is gonna be Wednesday uh I
can't even I
46:31
can't even get Tina on board
anymore I'm
46:34
like oh she's like I don't
believe it
46:37
for a second I've heard this
all my
46:39
married life with you which was
three
46:43
months a few days ago yeah
she's finally
46:45
wised up I'm sure this I'm sure
46:51
everybody heard it but since
we've had
46:54
this exact same issue back in
the day
46:56
I'll say we haven't had this
happen in
46:58
many years the bill de blasio
skype fail
47:01
was pretty fun oh I don't know
this oh
47:06
my goodness yeah it was it was
the Iowa
47:10
I think the union workers and
de Blasio
47:13
admissible crap excuse there
was and so
47:19
he came in on skype and we knew
it was
47:21
Skype because you do you
remember what
47:22
used to happen sometimes only
on your
47:24
end I might I might add with
Skype what
47:28
was happening on my end you'd
get the
47:30
helium Voice oh yeah yeah that
would
47:33
happen here's Bill DeBlasio
calling in
47:36
hey thank you everybody with
you and I
47:39
apologize I couldn't be there
in person
47:41
I had a canceled flight and
could not
47:43
get you by my time slot but I
want to
47:46
just stay before get into
anything about
47:48
why I'm running for president
what we
47:50
have to do in this country I
want to
47:52
thank you and the audience is
laughing
47:54
and he does he has no clue and
it was I
47:56
mean his whole statement is just
47:58
hilarious and last night Tina
said it
48:01
who does he sound like for the
fight you
48:04
know way doing everyday
organized labor
48:06
in Iowa what does he sound like
we
48:09
sounds like one of the female
candidates
48:11
no man fighting a really really
48:14
no but you've been doing it in
a way
48:17
sure there's someone who sounds
like Ben
48:19
Shapiro you know you're a
racist sexist
48:21
bigoted homophobic hates the
poor right
48:22
that's what they know about you
and
48:23
that's not they think that
about you
48:25
they know that about you so much
48:26
strength Ben Shapiro fancies
should pick
48:30
that out it's a bit like Ben
Shapiro
48:34
yeah more than a bit yeah honey
maybe
48:39
Ben Shapiro is on helium that
would make
48:41
sense that would explain
something see
48:45
you have a couple other 20/20
oh yes
48:48
well Elizabeth Warren finally
apologized
48:52
to ya
48:55
American Indians I'm kind of
insincere
49:00
quasi heartfelt I know that I
have made
49:03
mistakes
49:04
I am sorry for harm I have
caused I have
49:09
listened and I have learned a
lot and I
49:13
am grateful for the many
conversations
49:16
that we've had together it is a
great
49:20
honor to be able to partner
with Indian
49:24
country and that's what I've
tried to do
49:27
as a senator and that's what I
promise I
49:30
will do as president of the
United
49:32
States of America that was
pretty good
49:36
people thought it was me do it
again I
49:38
want to hear I want to hear it
without
49:39
Elizabeth what you're crying
that was
49:42
pretty good didn't do anything
oh okay
49:46
but here here's a here's a
groovy one
49:49
from another guy I got my eye
on Andrew
49:52
yang this he's all spiffy on
that stage
49:55
man but he's a little pompous
Silicon
49:57
Valley ass in the background
however he
50:00
went on a podcast it's always
very
50:02
dangerous when you go into
podcast I'm
50:04
not talking Joe Rogan I'm
talking on the
50:06
podcast were you're chilled and
you
50:09
relaxed and this is the h3
podcast and
50:12
you feel like you can kind of
say
50:14
whatever you want no surprise
surprise
50:16
the debates are rigged and it's
so
50:20
filtered and removed and even
the
50:22
debates like you pointed out
just feel
50:24
like you're watching a reality
and
50:26
actual and not even a good one
really
50:32
are certain nightmare I mean
they ask
50:34
you complex questions and
expect you to
50:36
answer in what like 30 seconds
50:38
and then they cut you off and
they focus
50:41
so much on the drama it's like
they want
50:43
it they want you to get into an
argument
50:45
with Joe Budden and yeah and
you know
50:48
one thing I'll share with you
all is
50:49
that some of the campaigns are
in touch
50:51
with the TV network ahead of
time to
50:53
talk about what sort of attack
they
50:54
wanna the stage attack on by
around yes
51:00
this question would be would
play really
51:02
well yes the campaign says hey
we're
51:06
gonna make this attack against
Biden and
51:08
in the network I was okay
51:09
like we get it and then they
help create
51:12
that opportunity what a
nightmare I mean
51:15
what a farce yeah it's it's
quite a
51:17
disaster and I want to share
with you
51:20
the perspectives like I'm I
think like a
51:22
lay person who happens to find
himself
51:23
on the presidential debate
stage being
51:26
like what the hell conference
call so
51:33
that's quite the accusation Wow
that's a
51:36
clip that's a clip that's a
clip of the
51:38
day thank you somebody sent it
to you um
51:48
no no I found this myself Jim
although
51:54
let me just say as a part of
our value
51:58
for value system it's not just
the money
52:00
yes that enables you and I to
do the
52:02
work but this I was thinking
just again
52:06
this morning is like without our
52:07
producers there's no way no way
we would
52:12
get the amount the quantity and
the
52:14
quality of clips and
information yeah
52:18
inside I got a note to read
then okay
52:21
from one of our guys is a
little long
52:23
but I want to read it Hollywood
guy in
52:27
the morning keep me anonymous I
had to
52:29
share an event that happened
this spring
52:31
and an immediate and it will be
an
52:33
annual event and he's got some
link it's
52:35
called I saw this I saw this
52:38
organizations such as
52:40
changed to find Americans and
harness
52:42
which has been offering story
consulting
52:45
and script integration services
to
52:46
Hollywood for years we only
know that
52:48
the one we've talked about of
course is
52:50
the familiar Hollywood Health &
Society
52:53
USC they're participating in
this event
52:56
and this event was called
unreasonable
52:58
conversation people can look it
up on
53:01
Google it will be available
during
53:04
interactive sessions for
writers who
53:05
want workshops specific
storylines or
53:08
characters they're working on
proper
53:10
says it's all participants will
be all
53:12
participants were provided with
a
53:14
resource guide and contact
information
53:16
for these groups so they can
develop
53:17
deeper relationships with them
on an
53:20
ongoing basis as an unquote
this is an
53:22
extravaganza of mind
programming insider
53:25
trading training sorry we're
the top
53:28
producers directors and actors
messaging
53:30
and coercing the new recruits
to learn
53:33
the new narratives for all
genres of
53:35
entertainment think Lear
foundation I
53:38
don't think this would pop up
on your
53:40
radar if nobody's sent it to
you you
53:41
might be able to deconstruct it
in a
53:43
novel way Hollywood is no fun
anymore
53:47
it's just virtues signaling in
the CNN
53:50
agenda at every job I'm
struggling hard
53:53
as a middle-aged white guy in
the
53:55
entertainment industry and
trying to
53:57
escape this whole mess before
they put
53:59
me out to pasture this
gathering makes
54:02
my skin crawl and it's a clear
virtual
54:04
signaling attack on everyone
but the
54:06
triple disgruntled status
people I would
54:10
contribute again today but I'm
in a bad
54:12
place financially and says
great show
54:15
keep up the good work so
there's a bunch
54:17
of these things going on yeah I
took a
54:19
look at where's the right I
took I took
54:22
a look yes well I took a look at
54:24
unreasonable conversation org
54:26
he's usually 501 C 3 s but
there's a lot
54:29
of money pumping through him
there's a
54:31
couple of them another one he he
54:33
mentioned I also looked up and
that was
54:37
me see who was that what was
their name
54:42
image of darkness define
America and
54:45
define America in America
54:47
anyway so they in March they
have the
54:49
big meeting this is where they
get
54:50
together with show runners with
54:52
producers and what's great
about it is
54:55
you know Hollywood being the
virtue
54:58
signaling community that
community that
55:00
it is they do not want to make
any
55:02
mistake so for instance there
was an
55:04
article linked to one of these
sites
55:06
study immigrant TV characters
portrayed
55:09
as criminals and less educated
so just
55:13
like you don't want to get
caught up in
55:15
some kind of bullcrap
controversy as an
55:17
advertiser you certainly don't
want to
55:19
make a misstep if it comes to
daca kids
55:22
or if it comes to racial issues
whatever
55:25
it is you want to bring in the
experts
55:27
who look very expert and we'll
get to
55:30
that in a moment and there
should be a
55:33
non-profit and by the way I
don't think
55:35
it's free and they may be
paying them or
55:38
into the nonprofit but it's
like hiring
55:42
IBM yeah you can't go wrong I
brought in
55:45
the unreasonable conversation
people I
55:47
brought in the Defiant American
people I
55:49
brought in the lire Hollywood
to help
55:51
Society people I brought in all
these
55:52
people so you can't blame me
and they
55:55
will be very careful that they
advise
55:57
you properly so on the
unreasonable
55:59
conversation program this year
speaking
56:03
or as panelist America America
Ferrera
56:06
remember her as Ugly Betty
Andrew
56:09
Sullivan who is credited as a
56:15
contributing editor at New York
magazine
56:16
of course a very famous blogger
and the
56:20
Puddicombe though I don't know
56:24
let's see bara Tunde Thurston
people who
56:28
have seen him before on Twitter
will
56:30
know that he is who he is
56:32
bus M Yousef dubbed the John
Stewart of
56:36
the Arab world let's go down
some more
56:41
here a lot of names I don't
know let's
56:45
see Geena Davis we know her
Heather R a
56:50
very famous Hollywood producer
56:53
John Legend well when John
Legend's in
56:56
anything you know that that has
to be a
56:59
completely left organization we
chosen
57:02
legends famous for saying
there's no
57:05
such thing as a creative person
of any
57:08
sort who's not a Democrat yes I
think
57:12
this was the clip it's John
Legend here
57:14
I'm hosting a virtual phone
bank for
57:16
swing left this weekend to help
get out
57:18
the vote ahead of the special
election
57:20
in my home state of Ohio that's
right
57:23
I'm from Ohio and Ohio has a
very
57:26
special election on Tuesday
we're
57:27
working to elect Democrat Danny
O'Connor
57:30
to the House of Representatives
I think
57:32
Danny is campaigning on
expanding health
57:34
care and proudly promotes his
rating
57:37
from the NRA his Republican
challenger
57:39
is state senator maybe it was
something
57:41
else and that's okay
57:43
call voters from anywhere all
you need
57:46
is internet access and a play
anyway we
57:49
had a clip somewhere we said
creative
57:50
people can only be Democrats
57:52
so John Legend is in it Kerry
Washington
57:54
very famous actress
57:58
who else do we have here Marsh
Gessen do
58:02
you know her she's the
troublemaker who
58:05
hates Russia and of course
therefore
58:07
also hates Trump she's written
10 books
58:09
she's on staff at The New
Yorker Megan
58:12
Smith hello we know Megan don't
we I ask
58:16
used to be at my silicon spin
show all
58:18
the time yeah isn't she a spook
it's
58:23
possible I don't know that okay
um let's
58:26
see who else do we have mayor
of New
58:29
Orleans Rasheed Robinson makes
sense
58:34
that he's in there Stacey
Abrams General
58:39
Stanley a McChrystal they've
got the
58:41
military guys in there too you
know to
58:43
advise on the proper way to show
58:46
anything Steve Levine the
future editor
58:49
at Axios yeah you know you're
so Valerie
58:53
Jarrett oh hello Val she's in
there so
58:56
that is what is polluting your
Hollywood
58:58
products that is what is
happening to
59:01
MCU is these people are I have
their
59:04
fingerprints all over it
59:06
how'd you like that little
comic book
59:07
reference huh I didn't get it
MCU it's
59:11
the Marvel cinema cinema tonics
59:13
cinematic universe or some shit
like
59:16
that the Marvel Universe yes
MCU yeah
59:18
I'm sure it's generally
influenced by
59:21
these folks that way that's why
the
59:22
creativity is kind of leaching
out
59:24
people aren't watching so much
stuff I
59:26
mean there's too many shows on
Netflix
59:28
have them are no good yeah and
just a
59:31
lot of this stuff is just
garbage and
59:32
just when we finished up the
Roger Ailes
59:35
loudest voice six-part
miniseries now
59:38
there's going to be a movie
with Nicole
59:42
Kidman and what's-her-name mmm
59:47
the little blonde from Suicide
Squad
59:51
Robbie Margot Robbie yes he's
one of
59:54
yeah and then the other one the
the dear
59:56
woman - what's her name
59:58
yes Cherise Charlize Theron
Sharon girl
1:00:01
she plays Megan Megan Kelly
making it
1:00:06
and everyone says aw she looks
just like
1:00:07
her I don't think so I thought
she did -
1:00:10
really
1:00:11
I didn't think it was like okay
did a
1:00:13
pretty good job but the thing
is in the
1:00:14
show I saw the trailer and it
was just a
1:00:17
elevator okay this is not
exciting bum
1:00:20
bum bum bum bum I mean it was
just done
1:00:24
junk trailer you know this
movie's gonna
1:00:26
I love how you do trailers bum
bum
1:00:31
ba-bum ba-bum totally yeah I
don't know
1:00:35
if there's gonna be any
goodness I mean
1:00:37
the Roger Ailes thing was that
seems
1:00:38
like it did the job it was a
pretty good
1:00:40
series there was a Russell
Crowe did a
1:00:43
good job that was fantastic but
no now
1:00:47
they're going to trying to do
jazzing it
1:00:49
up with some legs well I'm not
against
1:00:53
that thing again but with more
legs
1:00:55
think about how meta that
really is to
1:00:57
do a document or do a drama
about Roger
1:01:01
Ailes
1:01:01
that has more legs than the
other one so
1:01:04
they can beat it out that is
very meta
1:01:06
when you think about it yeah do
a little
1:01:08
movie girls yes hit with that
I'd like
1:01:13
to thank you for your courage
and say in
1:01:14
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put the C
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in crying Pocahontas John C
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Suey
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there was a just nice and for
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looking for
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than a great piece of art yeah
that will
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just like
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1:02:39
we do have a lot of people to
thank in
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fact extraordinary number
because which
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makes up for the last show
which was
1:02:47
terrible
1:02:48
yes top of the list is Chris
eisbock
1:02:52
from Cheshire Connecticut it
was six six
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6.66 I could have to do with
those
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numbers with this donation I I
make it
1:03:01
to the rank of I count I've
been a
1:03:03
listener since the show was in
double
1:03:05
digits and it's been a great
ride I've
1:03:07
noticed that you too you no
longer I
1:03:11
have the dimension a B segments
well not
1:03:17
as much no we did one I think a
month
1:03:20
ago well quite honestly it's
sickening
1:03:21
it's it's very sickening to go
into B
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and get dizzy and nauseous I
you know
1:03:26
I've never said this before but
when I
1:03:29
when I snap into dimension B
after that
1:03:32
that crazy
1:03:34
yeah voice you've got this
happened I
1:03:36
actually throw up oh wow well
you're a
1:03:39
trooper you have to grab it I
have this
1:03:44
little stinks to high heaven
but it's a
1:03:47
large coffee cup
1:03:49
all right you're really
stretching the
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gag become much more than
different
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dimensions but different
planets with
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very little in commits in a
comment on
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how they see the world this
makes things
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particularly painful for those
of us
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somewhere in the middle at
least on some
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donate when I
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saw my page-a-day calendar a
description
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of the founding of podcasting
by adam
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and dave winer whoa wow he's
got it
1:04:19
artists you get a royalty for
that I'd
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like to see
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well the show-me that paid your
day
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calendar he's probably throwing
it out
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oh damn it even mentioned that
this was
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an edition of audio files to
the RSS
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format Wow so your legacy is not
1:04:35
completely obscured by the
likes of Adam
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Corolla Corolla and Joe Rogan
well there
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was you know there was an
article I
1:04:42
think was at People magazine or
someone
1:04:44
put Conan O'Brien on the front
and
1:04:46
here's the inventor of
podcasting pretty
1:04:48
much yeah go podcasting is
vikon I plan
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to extend my Protectorate to
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1 and pledged to honor my duty
to
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big promotion in September and
I'm
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asking for some jobs karma to
put me
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over the line jobs jobs jobs
and jobs
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that's the job the suburban
Mennonite
1:05:23
comes in next with 606 dollars
in
1:05:29
Westchester Pennsylvania
scissors and
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jingles here
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I stumbled across your show
several
1:05:38
years ago I'd tempting to find
he does
1:05:42
something to blow myself asleep
while
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battling insomnia that's
interesting I
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quickly found your show to be
completely
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useless for this purpose
instead of
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getting bored and quietly
falling asleep
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with my headphones on I would
laugh or
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continuously yell out exactly
only to
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annoy and wake my wife up as
well after
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a little research on the show I
was
1:06:11
surprised to find a new both of
you from
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being an early consumer both
MTV and PC
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Magazine in the mid eighties
please keep
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up the good work and grant me a
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deed douching by accepting this
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you've been deduced the initial
amount
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of 606 which represents the
Mennonite
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national anthem I look forward
I don't
1:06:36
know what that means I look
forward to
1:06:38
someday achieving knighthood
thank you
1:06:39
the suburban Mennonite ladies
and
1:06:42
gentlemen I present the Grand
Duke of
1:06:45
the Pacific Northwest
1:06:46
since Wayne Mellon song Grand
Duke got
1:06:52
the Pacific Northwest that's
pretty good
1:06:55
you caught it uh sir Dwayne it
came at
1:06:58
four hundred forty bucks ITM
gents this
1:07:01
donation 440 brings me over the
line for
1:07:05
my 40th knighthood oh thank you
as
1:07:07
always for the value for value
in your
1:07:10
analysis and the consideration
of so
1:07:14
many sources
1:07:16
consideration of so many
sources of
1:07:18
information
1:07:18
I'd love a lone wolf and a
karma to all
1:07:21
producers past and present oK
you've got
1:07:27
karma right in Ha Tinh hava in
Panicker
1:07:35
or PIN knocker you know fine
occur
1:07:40
another one's IgM gents I'm
running a
1:07:44
bit behind on listening due to a
1:07:46
vacation and a spotty internet
1:07:48
connection but on reading one
last in
1:07:53
one last sad puppy news letter
I felt a
1:07:56
need to step up and show some
extra
1:08:00
support your hard work analysis
and
1:08:02
contributions to my mental
health is
1:08:03
much appreciated the donation
probably
1:08:06
pushed me to knighthood but as
I haven't
1:08:09
thought up a witty name yet sir
Roy will
1:08:12
suffice
1:08:12
jingles needed
1:08:15
but I said it will take and
we'll take
1:08:18
it I said no jingles needed
about a
1:08:20
large dose of cancer karma for
several
1:08:22
people next to me will be much
1:08:24
appreciated thanks again Roy
you've got
1:08:32
karma Craig Kutner in Atlanta
Georgia
1:08:39
388 66 Barron Craig here
upgrading to
1:08:44
vite count well now we got to
fight
1:08:46
counts of this - yeah - that's
weird
1:08:49
ITM to the No Agenda nation sure
1:08:53
I'm toughen - MS m5m
manipulations but a
1:08:57
sucker for the puppy I drumming
on the
1:09:00
newsletter the show is
consistently
1:09:03
outstanding I look forward to
election
1:09:05
season 2020 for you for you hit
it out
1:09:09
of the park I'd like to expand
my
1:09:11
Protectorate from North East
Georgia to
1:09:15
include all of Georgia if I can
just
1:09:17
because jingles please club 33
Raven
1:09:20
double speak of the week and
Obama you
1:09:23
just might die karma
1:09:29
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1:09:39
you've got karma Brian Martens
really
1:09:48
you say how you can just say
slick I
1:09:52
never I don't remember the
doubles I
1:09:55
mean the double speak thing I
probably
1:09:56
haven't heard for over 800
longer than
1:09:58
that and maybe years you're
John and
1:10:03
Adam let's back up and start
over Brian
1:10:06
Martin 350 Dear John and Adam
all
1:10:09
started my jingle requests for
parter
1:10:13
requires some queuing and he's
got a
1:10:15
list there you have them yes
thank you
1:10:17
for everything that you do
thank you for
1:10:20
everything that you for me okay
thank
1:10:29
you for everything that you
what's the
1:10:34
matter you can't read what it
says thank
1:10:36
you for everything that you
yeah you
1:10:37
well you will I was hit in the
mouth a
1:10:41
little over a year ago and no
Jen has
1:10:43
become a future a fixture of my
life it
1:10:47
is apparent that two of you are
pros
1:10:50
yeah yeah babe you pull together
1:10:52
relevant and thought-provoking
content
1:10:54
without massive producer
production
1:10:57
budgets yes it's a testament to
your
1:11:00
talents into the product
producer
1:11:02
Network I'm happy to provide
back second
1:11:05
annual contribution and request
addy
1:11:07
douching you got you've been
deduced
1:11:14
state of the news out lesson the
1:11:16
supposed journalists that work
within
1:11:18
them is now close to impossible
know
1:11:20
where the truth exists doctors
and first
1:11:23
responders treat an attempt to
save the
1:11:25
lives of those that have
committed such
1:11:27
foul acts that one could
legitimately
1:11:29
question whether they are worth
saving
1:11:32
lawyers provide legal services
to defend
1:11:35
those who have conducted acts
that are
1:11:37
seemingly indefensible each
does so
1:11:40
because they are committed to
the
1:11:41
principles of their practice
that all
1:11:44
life has the
1:11:45
you that each person has rights
that are
1:11:47
to be defended this is what our
media is
1:11:49
supposed to be an organization
that's
1:11:52
committed to the principles of
honesty
1:11:53
and truth regardless of the
consequences
1:11:56
think about what kind of
society would
1:11:59
become if special political
interest
1:12:01
inserted this money and control
to
1:12:03
emergency rooms or to public
defender
1:12:05
offices to define what was
acceptable
1:12:07
it's a scary thought in the
last episode
1:12:10
you made mention of the New
York Times
1:12:12
meeting where the
editor-in-chief as
1:12:14
well as the staff were actually
1:12:15
discussing how to shape the
news I could
1:12:18
not help but shake my head and
discussed
1:12:22
here's a group of people who
have been
1:12:24
unwilling accomplices to one of
the
1:12:26
greatest news misfires ever the
Trump
1:12:29
Russia collusion time and time
again
1:12:31
they pushed stories that found
no
1:12:34
support when the evidentiary
report
1:12:36
finally came out they're
responsible as
1:12:38
well we were just caught
flat-footed and
1:12:43
time and time again they push
towards
1:12:45
about a very real rah rah and
they won
1:12:49
Pulitzer Prizes for their
flat-footed
1:12:52
work we're couple of movie
Inception
1:12:55
where the characters needed a
totem to
1:12:58
tell whether the oneself is
actually in
1:13:00
a reality dream it's with a
spinning
1:13:02
coin yeah or not in another
person's
1:13:05
dream journalists have been
wrong about
1:13:07
so much for so long I'm
convinced that
1:13:09
they have lost themselves
several layers
1:13:13
deep in someone else's dream
they need
1:13:16
to a totem to bring themselves
back to
1:13:18
reality your gentle sirs or my
totem
1:13:23
kindest regards sir Bryan Martin
1:13:25
parkland Florida well thank you
very
1:13:27
much that's very kind of you
1:13:29
yeah well that's exactly why we
don't
1:13:31
take corporate money you can't
be is any
1:13:35
form of truthful you just can't
1:13:39
self-censoring and I think it's
pretty
1:13:41
clear we're not very self
censoring
1:13:43
people are innocent until well
alleged
1:13:45
to be involved in some type of
criminal
1:13:46
activity
1:13:48
haha you've got karma and
there's a
1:13:55
sequence thank you very much
Brian Joe
1:14:02
torrential trench Oh torrential
I think
1:14:05
in Pueblo calif colorado 3s3
3.33
1:14:09
but please credit carol and
chase
1:14:13
affectionately known as meemaw
for this
1:14:16
donation for show 1166 Mima is
1:14:19
celebrating her 60th birthday
on the
1:14:21
23rd of the month and I would
think of
1:14:23
no better gift than to support
the best
1:14:25
podcast in the universe in her
name mee
1:14:27
maws an awesome mom and a grand
mom
1:14:29
who's raised equally awesome
family that
1:14:33
practices kindness and
generosity on a
1:14:35
daily basis I've been lucky to
have been
1:14:37
adopted into the family and
it's my
1:14:38
privilege to make this donation
to wish
1:14:41
me my happy 60th all right
please send
1:14:44
her some respect and karma
followed by
1:14:46
that's true I didn't know the
1:14:49
celebration of she wants some
respect it
1:14:51
would give grandma some respect
we got
1:14:53
that
1:14:58
our ESP ICT thanks geez you've
got karma
1:15:06
[Music]
1:15:07
Michael Conti comes up next
with 33333
1:15:12
again hmm hello Jon and Adam
you're
1:15:16
taking the time to put together
a great
1:15:17
show your blend of humor and
analysis
1:15:19
along with the bantering give
us the
1:15:21
show a unique character that is
very
1:15:23
enjoyable to listen to nice job
I would
1:15:26
also like to shout out to my
smoking-hot
1:15:28
wife happy 35th anniversary was
blessed
1:15:31
the day we met with my best
friend and
1:15:33
soulmate I am looking forward
to many
1:15:36
more years ahead but another 35
years
1:15:39
may be a bit tricky okay Mike
respect my
1:15:45
Chris my Chris now you know you
really
1:15:49
really bought this one you made
me play
1:15:51
those jingles for the previous
donor for
1:15:56
Mema and I didn't question it
because I
1:15:58
didn't see it on the
spreadsheet but it
1:16:00
was actually for Mike
1:16:02
who wants respect that's true
when goat
1:16:04
Karma do you see what happened
no
1:16:08
looking at the one that I gave
you G
1:16:11
sent her some respect spelled
1:16:13
differently than this other
note she
1:16:16
ever noticed well I don't have
that on
1:16:17
my spreadsheet they sit at the
bottom of
1:16:20
the yellow oh it doesn't fit in
the cell
1:16:23
huh so this is random number
theory and
1:16:26
it's the exact same request two
in a row
1:16:30
no goat karma was not in the
first
1:16:32
reference okay it's a topping
of goat
1:16:35
but still it's pretty amazing
that's
1:16:38
random number you've got
unsubstantiated
1:16:55
conspiracy theory ah yeah yeah
or
1:16:59
disproven Mike poplars in
Sterling
1:17:03
Massachusetts 300 $33.30 please
d douche
1:17:07
me you got all pitch in and
donate for
1:17:17
the children I would like to
call out
1:17:19
Jeff H and will s as douchebag
I would
1:17:28
like to know Obama no no no
Addams
1:17:32
Family Edition and little girl
yay with
1:17:34
some goat karma call for goat
Karma yeah
1:17:46
I don't think I can find that
anymore
1:17:51
oh no no no and I know which
one it is
1:17:57
but mm-hmm well I feel really
bad
1:18:03
because I don't know which one
it is
1:18:05
I'll just play one
1:18:08
different ones I'll make good
on it one
1:18:12
of these days sorry
1:18:14
Oh
1:18:14
[Applause]
1:18:20
[Music]
1:18:29
[Music]
1:18:44
[Music]
1:18:46
it's a good one right that was
excellent
1:18:50
Robert sharp in Holly Springs
North
1:18:53
Carolina 3 1992 this donation
brings me
1:18:56
halfway to knighthood thanks
for your
1:18:57
efforts thank you oh it's Holly
strings
1:19:00
doe jingles no karma Baroness
whack
1:19:03
Amole in Hillsboro Oregon two
hundred
1:19:06
and fifty dollars and she
becomes our
1:19:09
first associate executive
producer for
1:19:11
this long list Dear John and
Adam in the
1:19:14
morning the last you heard from
and she
1:19:16
writes in longhand that is
extremely
1:19:18
readable mm nice it looks like
she took
1:19:23
penmanship in it unless she was
at
1:19:25
school I had just adopted the
name Wacom
1:19:28
all for all the troubles I had
been
1:19:30
experiencing with my recent home
1:19:32
purchase John seemed
disappointed I had
1:19:35
not given specifics as to my
trials and
1:19:38
Adam was moving at that time to
here's
1:19:41
my story I purchased and moved
into my
1:19:43
new house last August unpacked
purchased
1:19:46
furniture hung pictures and
made it a
1:19:49
home then in February I found
out that
1:19:51
through a postcard in the mail
and a
1:19:54
subsequent City open house that
road
1:19:57
construction was planned for
the road
1:19:59
directly in front of my home no
this
1:20:04
this will include adding a turn
lane
1:20:07
bike lanes made possible by
taking home
1:20:11
owners land and increasing the
speed of
1:20:14
35 miles an hour creating a
direct
1:20:16
thoroughfare between two major
roads
1:20:18
during a bit of doing a bit of
research
1:20:21
I discovered that the homeowners
1:20:22
affected had been received a
letter of
1:20:24
explanation in the spring of
2017 so the
1:20:27
seller sold the house to me not
1:20:29
disclosing by the way it's
illegal in
1:20:31
California to do that this
information
1:20:33
and you could sue them and my
realtor
1:20:35
did not do due to diligent do
the due
1:20:38
diligence to discover this
project
1:20:40
though I had clearly
1:20:41
stated I desired a quiet row
with a
1:20:44
nearby green space no I found
out April
1:20:48
18th in another city meeting
that the
1:20:50
nearby green space will be the
future
1:20:52
site of a 19 home development
uh-huh so
1:20:56
here we are exactly a year
later and
1:20:58
last Friday I closed on this
sale well
1:21:02
this house whoa and have a
pending offer
1:21:05
on a new one on a done'
dead-end street
1:21:09
this whole process has been one
1:21:11
challenge and a difficulty
after anyone
1:21:14
I hope you didn't go through
the same
1:21:16
real estate person thank you
for keeping
1:21:18
me saying through it all
1:21:20
yes these include a sir American
1:21:22
Carnegie on the birthday list I
think I
1:21:25
didn't put this I didn't side
instead of
1:21:27
stearic I don't think I did sir
American
1:21:30
carnage on the birthday list
turns 29 of
1:21:33
18th checking and no so this is
from
1:21:42
Dame no baronet whack Amole oh
yeah
1:21:48
okay sure man
1:21:52
like a mall sir American
carnage when
1:21:58
turns 29 on the 18th
1:22:01
okay got it we are good to go
and she
1:22:05
says we closed find an amount
close to
1:22:06
1% of the realtor and title
fee's I paid
1:22:10
thank you
1:22:13
is it deductible no fur is a
catchy
1:22:15
deduct the donation as it's
just 1% of
1:22:18
the fee I guess not huh
probably not but
1:22:22
that's not the idea it's to
help support
1:22:24
the show I know I know but
thank you
1:22:26
thank you very much Baroness and
1:22:27
congratulations it's a story
out of her
1:22:29
that was nice
1:22:31
yeah of us kvetching and boom
story good
1:22:35
story - David suga's ohto yeah
234 Sir
1:22:39
David add two three four five
six
1:22:41
no jingles no calm no no Karma
thank you
1:22:44
thank you sir Brian Ferguson
the Baron
1:22:47
of custom a cat may SOT - 33 33
the sad
1:22:51
puppy got to me score one for
the pump
1:22:57
the pup does this job the
broken in the
1:23:00
morning barren of custom make a
job
1:23:02
karma and residence karma died
looking
1:23:04
for a new place
1:23:05
oh and my favorite Reverend
Sharpton -
1:23:08
oh it cracks me up
1:23:10
there's no real con jobs jobs
jobs and
1:23:14
jobs that's Paul Dortmund San
Antonio
1:23:23
Texas 22222 the San Antonio na
meetup
1:23:28
was my first and brimming with
1:23:30
interesting people my wife who
is
1:23:31
expecting human resource number
four
1:23:34
didn't attend because she
thought it
1:23:36
would be a sausage fest what
she's
1:23:45
pregnant so maybe she just was
not funny
1:23:48
these pickles John at Dvorak
org hey
1:23:55
pickles pickles and ice cream
1:23:57
anyways sad I learned about
Mastodon
1:23:59
hams guns that's
1:24:04
about Massa dot ham radio and
guns okay
1:24:07
she's right it's a sausage fest
wait for
1:24:11
the next at least they didn't
talk about
1:24:13
a hot rod revering Manning
please and
1:24:18
thank you very much
1:24:19
sending that one in that's
funny I like
1:24:22
that Caesar Baptista in what is
1:24:27
exhorting Sonya Saugerties New
York
1:24:30
Saugerties it must be a job to
teach
1:24:32
some words - OH - OH - hello
Jon and
1:24:35
Adam eye swollen amygdala feels
less
1:24:37
inflamed in with every
installment of no
1:24:39
agenda thanks to your hard work
please
1:24:41
exist installment towards my
knighthood
1:24:44
in exchange for some jobs karma
and that
1:24:47
clip montage of sharpton tongue
twisters
1:24:51
Baptista it's at least us is
the measure
1:24:55
of whether the country begins
in the
1:24:59
state of Wisconsin a national
drive to
1:25:02
push back or whether we have
more to go
1:25:06
to build a movement of
resistance but
1:25:09
resist but that's not the
montage I'm
1:25:12
sorry you want the money I want
to do
1:25:14
the montage here we go resist
we much we
1:25:18
must they are all giddy about a
shutdown
1:25:22
the tortise in the race then
co-author
1:25:25
of Kubrick's lead singer Bono
friend
1:25:30
Russia's big annoy Weaver
suspect Johar
1:25:34
tsarnaev rush limbaugh rush
limbaugh
1:25:37
rush limbaugh the show rush
lombard host
1:25:41
Supreme Court Justice Sonia
Sotomayor is
1:25:44
Michael is Mike McCurry
1:25:47
yesterday Antonin II Antonin
Scalia Kim
1:25:51
Kardashian and the Republican
candidate
1:25:54
for Cairo
1:25:55
Advan Ghazi we rank behind lot
V or La
1:25:59
Veta the first stop kazakhstan
1:26:02
kazakhstan two college students
in the
1:26:05
James is getting lunch at
1:26:08
for lay the Senora in Iowa Bane
is
1:26:11
appropriate
1:26:12
the gops Tax Day Giveaway to
1:26:15
millionaires why was traffic
problems
1:26:19
email sent viola mental
projection
1:26:23
agency and what sequestration
has done I
1:26:28
could not stop it it's just so
beautiful
1:26:31
once in a while you got to roll
out the
1:26:33
full Reverend out that's rather
a
1:26:46
healthy list of executive an
associate
1:26:48
executive producers for 1166 we
want to
1:26:51
thank each and every one of
them to help
1:26:52
and produce this particular
show a
1:26:54
healthy is right man that's
fantastic
1:26:57
and since we're here anyway let
me
1:27:00
welcome a new human resource to
the No
1:27:02
Agenda nation this is from
Richard your
1:27:07
road slave just thought I'd let
the
1:27:09
family know we have new human
resources
1:27:10
name is Artemus Kendon Johnson
born
1:27:13
eight nineteen nineteen for 57
p.m. and
1:27:16
coming in at six pounds ten
ounces he
1:27:20
was born after a sudden
c-section in
1:27:22
Temple and is currently in the
NICU for
1:27:24
a stay as he is four weeks
early oxygen
1:27:26
and feeding tubes are in we are
1:27:28
struggling but there for him
every day
1:27:30
if you get a chance we could
use some
1:27:32
Karma for the little one in the
hopes
1:27:33
that he gets healthy and out
soon pics
1:27:35
below yes rich I think he
actually
1:27:38
tweeted me this morning says
we're about
1:27:40
to go into the Ronald McDonald
House
1:27:42
what should I know well I can
tell you
1:27:44
what you need to know you're
gonna be
1:27:45
close to your child you can be
well
1:27:47
taken care of
1:27:48
because the motto is keep
families
1:27:51
together so you will be just
fine and
1:27:53
let us know when you guys get
out
1:27:55
congratulations and thank you
to our
1:27:57
executive producers an associate
1:27:58
executive producers I mean like
really
1:28:00
thank you this evened out the
seesaw
1:28:03
it's always sickening when we
go through
1:28:05
these these rollercoaster moves
but I
1:28:08
always have faith and it paid
off once
1:28:10
again thank you for supporting
the show
1:28:11
and we have more people to
thank $50 and
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above in our second segment
after more
1:28:15
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go out we're here people in the
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1:28:37
[Music]
1:28:47
I probably should play this we
got a
1:28:49
deep fake deep fake deep deep
deep fake
1:28:53
witch and you know there was a
deep fake
1:28:56
machine out there and people
like to do
1:28:58
stuff and I I hear it I mean
well if if
1:29:01
you tell me to find that listen
is this
1:29:03
the person is the real person I
can hear
1:29:06
no because it still sounds a
bit choppy
1:29:08
and not completely natural but
when it
1:29:10
comes to this particular guy
and his
1:29:14
already interesting cadence
well you get
1:29:17
this hello
1:29:20
I'm not Jordan Peterson like
the news
1:29:23
you get from the m5m I'm a deep
faith I
1:29:26
am an all go made up of skip
logic and
1:29:30
the odd glitch that requires
you to
1:29:32
jiggle the handle manipulated
by a
1:29:34
nameless douchebag producers
seeking
1:29:37
cheap love it is more important
than
1:29:39
ever that you don't it to no
agenda
1:29:41
unlike me for manmade climate
change
1:29:44
causing the mudflats to
disappear there
1:29:47
goes this effort to no agenda
show is
1:29:49
real and needs your support
1:29:51
especially from you Jeremy in
Bondi you
1:29:55
douche bed please go to Dvorak
org slash
1:29:58
and Aid and donate now I may be
fake but
1:30:03
this shit is real it's pretty
good isn't
1:30:06
it yeah couple of glitches in
their move
1:30:10
but I liked it yes sounded
exactly like
1:30:13
him except for them little
glitches
1:30:16
don't say glitches but those
were
1:30:20
glitches where something goes
like makes
1:30:22
a glitch yeah wasn't you right
it was a
1:30:24
little glitchy my favorite part
was this
1:30:26
there goes this if that made it
really
1:30:38
feel real to me that was
beautiful thing
1:30:41
oh my goodness who's our
producer that
1:30:45
did that oh well it's Chris
Wilson put
1:30:47
it together but there's the knot
1:30:49
uh not Peterson not Jordan
Peterson calm
1:30:54
deep fake isn't how people
selling deep
1:30:57
fake algorithms it yeah you
know that
1:30:59
was available yeah you can just
enter
1:31:01
anything anything you want and
yeah this
1:31:06
sounds pretty well yes I would
say it
1:31:08
sounds pretty good pretty good
yeah I
1:31:14
get a kick out of that
1:31:16
oh you know this Iram I thought
I had
1:31:19
dreamt this and then I went
looking for
1:31:21
it and indeed I had seen it and
it did
1:31:24
happen but it kind of passed
over with
1:31:26
with the shootings and God
knows what
1:31:29
else just the election news
channels
1:31:32
it's so hard to get news like
actual
1:31:37
news even news from the
president who by
1:31:39
the way I think Trump is done
something
1:31:42
very smart he noticed he never
replaced
1:31:45
Sarah Sanders as far as I know
he
1:31:47
certainly didn't replace anyone
in the
1:31:49
briefing room so his new shtick
is
1:31:53
fantastic it's just whenever
he's
1:31:56
walking to the helicopter you
know out
1:31:57
of the oval across the lawn
he's got a
1:32:00
news pole camera set up no
journalists
1:32:03
on camera which is why you
never see Jim
1:32:06
Acosta anymore just no
journalists on
1:32:08
camera only him answering going
back and
1:32:11
forth bantering and I think at
this
1:32:14
point he must have spoken to
the press
1:32:16
more than any president ever in
history
1:32:20
comes wandering out sometimes
he wanders
1:32:22
on through the over the grass
yeah a lot
1:32:25
of grass in these shots
1:32:26
yeah well he's coming from
under grasses
1:32:31
they're coming up from a
chopper and
1:32:32
he's going to a chopper it's
always
1:32:34
somebody's on the move that's
right yeah
1:32:39
that's good but I liked it you
know he's
1:32:41
taking away the whole idea of
the
1:32:42
briefing it's just gone that
was just
1:32:44
him and it's probably the best
way to do
1:32:47
it although holy crap man no
matter what
1:32:50
he says it's just another
scandal of the
1:32:52
day for the election TV
channels it's
1:32:55
despicable but anyway one of
the things
1:33:00
that we always talk about when
you of
1:33:02
these mass shootings is was
there
1:33:03
any were there any
pharmaceuticals
1:33:05
involved now we know that the
Dayton
1:33:07
Ohio shooter had xanax and
cocaine and
1:33:09
alcohol not a great combo not
an SSRI
1:33:13
but not a great combo but you
never
1:33:15
really hear about this and it's
never
1:33:17
discussed on the news channels
because
1:33:18
the election channels are
sponsored by
1:33:22
big pharma in general they
spend most of
1:33:26
the money Silicon Valley doing
pretty
1:33:28
good as well and as we've
talked about
1:33:32
mmm several times on the show
but going
1:33:35
back many years the closing of
the
1:33:38
mental institutions in the
United States
1:33:40
now could you do it like a brief
1:33:43
reminder because this was the
Reagan era
1:33:45
was it not when we closed that
what we
1:33:47
used to call the nut houses
well yes but
1:33:51
it's I get the briefing here
because
1:33:53
this was an era that I was this
was my
1:33:55
era and what had been going on
I was a
1:33:59
Democrat during this era of
course
1:34:00
because I was Democrat so there
was a
1:34:08
good constant carping by the
Democrats
1:34:12
mostly the left if you want to
call them
1:34:14
that today but the Democrats
just some
1:34:16
Democrats and it was in the
schools when
1:34:19
you're in high school even
Grammar
1:34:20
School or anything they always
discussed
1:34:22
all the horrible thing they do
is look
1:34:25
at these insane asylums it's
not the way
1:34:26
you treat people they don't
need to be
1:34:28
locked up and they made it just
it was
1:34:31
the beginning of the social
justice
1:34:33
warrior movement I believe
maybe it was
1:34:37
and they just moaned and
groaned and
1:34:39
moan and groan and moan and
groan it was
1:34:40
never gonna end and what was
the main
1:34:42
what was the main complaint
about the
1:34:44
these mental institutions they
were
1:34:47
locking people up man oh man I
don't
1:34:50
need to be locked up and so
they were
1:34:53
looking these people up and it
was bad
1:34:55
they should be out and about
most some
1:34:57
weren't even nuts anyway as far
as
1:34:59
arrogance needs some counseling
and so
1:35:02
is just this idea and they kept
harping
1:35:04
on it and they're just like we
and this
1:35:05
one Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
was
1:35:07
largely about written by Ken
Kesey and
1:35:10
he was a functionary of the of
the of
1:35:12
the moment and he put a book
about it
1:35:15
was just horrible big dishes
lock people
1:35:17
in the Gitmo electroshock
therapy and
1:35:19
drug them and so they're
zombies is
1:35:21
horrible
1:35:22
so Reagan comes into office and
he says
1:35:24
he didn't want to have anything
to do
1:35:25
with all these people moaning
and
1:35:26
groaning for this whole six
years or
1:35:29
however longer he's gonna stay
as the
1:35:31
governor and he just closed all
the
1:35:34
places he didn't you know he
did what
1:35:37
they wanted and you know and
they oh now
1:35:39
they're looking back or they
blame him
1:35:41
were these this what were these
federal
1:35:43
institutions state and Reagan
had the
1:35:47
power to close they were like
today they
1:35:49
got real all of them got
disappeared we
1:35:51
had Agnew state hospital down
in San
1:35:53
Jose locked up we had the
nuthouse in
1:35:57
see I refer to it no Napa is in
that
1:36:01
house in Sonoma both of them
were pretty
1:36:04
much shuttered I think one was
kept oh I
1:36:06
think the one for the
criminally insane
1:36:07
whichever one that was I think
was kept
1:36:10
for a while because they need
to put
1:36:12
these guys somewhere during
their trial
1:36:14
it would be worth going back
and looking
1:36:16
at some articles from that
period and
1:36:18
see if if people were talking
about you
1:36:20
know the equivalent of people
1:36:23
experiencing homelessness
1:36:24
you know people experiencing
mental
1:36:26
issues or some crap like that
1:36:29
well the homeless this thing is
1:36:31
something that does been
written about
1:36:33
has been studied a little bit
it really
1:36:34
relates back to Jimmy Carter
when he
1:36:37
changed some federal rules about
1:36:41
subsidizing housing let's stay
with the
1:36:45
with within nut houses for a
second and
1:36:47
I remember growing up they were
what's
1:36:51
wrong with Timmy no they took
his mom to
1:36:53
the nuthouse
1:36:54
yeah that would be the way it
would be
1:36:57
for referred to well President
Trump
1:37:00
heard it going to be focusing
very
1:37:02
strongly on mental health
because here's
1:37:03
a case of mental health part of
the
1:37:05
problem is we used to have
mental
1:37:07
institutions and I said this
yesterday
1:37:08
we had a mental institution
will you
1:37:11
take a sicko like this guy he
was a sick
1:37:14
guy so many sides and you'd
bring him to
1:37:18
a mental health institution
those
1:37:20
institutions are largely closed
because
1:37:23
communities didn't want them
communities
1:37:27
didn't want to spend them on
1:37:28
for them so you don't have any
1:37:30
intermediate ground you can't
put him in
1:37:32
jail because he hadn't done
anything yet
1:37:33
but you know he's going to do
something
1:37:35
so whether it be talking
seriously about
1:37:38
opening mental health
institutions again
1:37:41
in some cases reopening I can
tell you
1:37:43
in New York the governor's in
New York
1:37:46
can a very very bad thing when
they
1:37:48
closed our mental institutions
so many
1:37:51
of them you have these people
living on
1:37:53
the streets and I can say that
in many
1:37:57
cases throughout the country
they're
1:37:59
very dangerous they shouldn't
be there
1:38:00
so we're gonna be talking about
mental
1:38:02
institutions and when you have
some
1:38:05
person like this you can bring
them into
1:38:08
a mental institution and they
can see
1:38:11
what they can do but we got to
get them
1:38:12
out of our communities so the
problem
1:38:15
with with doing this today in
2019 and
1:38:19
if it hasn't already started it
will is
1:38:22
mental health and the
definitions of
1:38:24
that have changed mental health
is I
1:38:29
mean now you at school you can
take a
1:38:31
mental health day at work you
can have a
1:38:34
mental health day John you and
I don't
1:38:37
know this but this is the fact
there's a
1:38:41
you know this is something that
is a
1:38:43
part of your benefits package
you can
1:38:46
you know you get this many sick
days PTO
1:38:48
and then here's your mental
health days
1:38:52
mental health is described very
1:38:55
differently and and it is much
more
1:38:58
inclusive than you're right for
the
1:39:01
funny farm or the nuthouse and
with the
1:39:05
SSRIs and I learned a new one
SS are n
1:39:08
our eyes know what you'll hear
in a
1:39:10
moment these two people who are
1:39:14
depressed who are really
seriously
1:39:17
depressed they have been life
savers so
1:39:21
you know you gotta walk you
gotta tread
1:39:23
very carefully in today's media
1:39:25
landscape of what you call
mental health
1:39:28
and mentally insane etc and as
if on cue
1:39:31
NPR had an hour-long special
1:39:36
celebrating 30 years of Prozac
1:39:40
and I put a link to it in the
show notes
1:39:43
it's it's worth listening to
although at
1:39:45
the end it comes all the way
around to
1:39:48
well they're pretty good we
should keep
1:39:50
taking them the woman who did
the piece
1:39:53
did this did the interviews and
host the
1:39:55
piece has also been on prozac
for most
1:39:57
of her adult life and I just
wanted to
1:39:59
play a clip from this we've had
30 years
1:40:02
of Prozac so why are we still
depressed
1:40:05
which I'd like to have is an ISO
1:40:08
candidate for the end of the
show I
1:40:09
think it's a very valuable
statement
1:40:12
we've had 30 years of Prozac so
why are
1:40:16
we still depressed I have this
almost
1:40:18
physical memory of the first
time I
1:40:20
opened the bottle and shook
this tiny
1:40:23
green and cream-colored capsule
out into
1:40:26
my hand I remember being scared
because
1:40:29
at the time I thought it was
going to
1:40:31
make me somebody else and what
did you
1:40:33
think I vividly remember you
know the
1:40:36
first time I took it but I
remember
1:40:38
better the third and fourth
time I took
1:40:42
it because I was stunned I was
1:40:45
absolutely stunned at first I
thought
1:40:46
this couldn't be I'm just
having a good
1:40:49
moment but that moment turned
into a day
1:40:51
in that day turned into a week
and that
1:40:54
week turned into a month and
I'm someone
1:40:57
who lived with psychiatric
symptoms
1:40:58
since I was 10 years old and
probably
1:41:01
even before all of a sudden I
was better
1:41:04
and I had to reckon with what
it meant
1:41:07
that this pill was making me
into a new
1:41:12
person I came to believe it was
what I
1:41:15
called a psychotropic Drano it
cleared
1:41:18
my mind of all of the guns of
obsessions
1:41:20
and the gunk of depression and
1:41:22
underneath was the person that
I was the
1:41:27
most miraculous thing that's
ever
1:41:28
happened to me and I've had two
babies
1:41:30
so I'm not supposedly
miraculous and it
1:41:33
was miraculous but it wasn't as
1:41:36
miraculous as being cured in a
matter of
1:41:39
days by a pill what's been the
long-term
1:41:42
effect on you um prozac stopped
working
1:41:47
for me it wasn't like it's kind
of
1:41:49
dwindled down I just stopped so
I had to
1:41:52
switch to effects
1:41:53
I'm permanently on an SSRI RSS
NRI
1:41:57
booster I can't get off I've
tried to
1:42:01
get off and it's not possible
for me to
1:42:05
do I don't see that I'll ever
be able to
1:42:08
get off of it
1:42:10
in the meantime no one knows no
one
1:42:14
really knows what the long-term
side
1:42:16
effects of the SSRIs are I've
been
1:42:19
taking them you've been taking
them for
1:42:21
30 years
1:42:22
we're walking experiments but
the
1:42:25
scarier thing than that is that
no one's
1:42:27
experimenting on us they should
be
1:42:29
looking towards us our bodies
carry the
1:42:33
signatures of these drugs but
no one's
1:42:36
asking us are looking at us or
looking
1:42:38
in us to find out what might be
the
1:42:40
long-term effects why are they
so hard
1:42:42
to get off of and what happens
to the
1:42:46
brain if you do get off of them
and what
1:42:49
happens to the brain if you
don't get
1:42:50
off of them I mean something is
1:42:52
happening to the brain and
after 30
1:42:54
years of marinating your brain
in a
1:42:58
serotonin booster clearly the
brain has
1:43:01
changed but no one knows how or
why and
1:43:05
apparently no one gives a crap
that is
1:43:10
that's outrageous that is
outrageous and
1:43:14
these women have a point that I
think is
1:43:16
well made by that one that one
woman
1:43:18
yeah what gives yeah it's like
three
1:43:21
years to build yeah I mean this
is just
1:43:25
like chantix you know just
today are you
1:43:29
smoking now it works who cares
if you
1:43:31
tried to kill yourself or your
neighbor
1:43:33
who cares if you woke up naked
rolling
1:43:35
around in horse crap with a gun
who
1:43:39
cares if you're a celebrity
chef and you
1:43:41
kill yourself while in France
so yeah
1:43:47
I find that to be immediate
grounds for
1:43:50
halting sales until until we
fight well
1:43:54
that that wouldn't be fair
because
1:43:55
people these people really need
it and
1:43:57
and it didn't it stopped
working and I
1:44:00
mean isn't that reason enough
for the
1:44:04
makers of Prozac to go find out
why it's
1:44:07
I don't know if that's a
competing
1:44:09
manufacturer but she went to a
different
1:44:10
brand and had to add a booster
huh yeah
1:44:17
it's just very distressing yeah
and I'm
1:44:22
sure lots of people will send
me emails
1:44:24
about their experience and I
appreciate
1:44:26
that
1:44:26
they'll be feel be interesting
to read
1:44:29
but and of course in this case
prozac
1:44:32
only
1:44:37
well okay well let's see we got
1:44:39
something a little more
exciting if we
1:44:42
got tons of things that are
exciting I
1:44:44
was just sometimes like you
know I got
1:44:47
to put something on blast you
know let's
1:44:51
see we got what is the
interesting odd
1:44:55
with Cuomo and the REA oh yeah
yeah this
1:44:59
is interesting now this is this
was
1:45:02
something I recorded I knew
about this
1:45:04
and I thought it was as a topic
it was
1:45:07
this woman calls out whitey you
know
1:45:09
there's just some screeching
woman
1:45:11
that's that's giving some guy
crap for
1:45:14
being white mm-hmm but that's
not what I
1:45:17
ended up with with this clip
was not
1:45:19
about that this clip turns out
to be
1:45:22
about something completely
different
1:45:23
it's nothing to do with the
message of
1:45:25
the of the clip this has to do
with the
1:45:27
pitch of the woman's voice like
to drop
1:45:32
their register down and talk
deep
1:45:34
because you know like you mean
like when
1:45:36
he's running when you're
running a blood
1:45:38
company this woman who's
bitching about
1:45:47
she was talking over two people
two
1:45:50
tones and the pitches and the
frequency
1:45:54
response of her voice or the
frequency
1:45:56
of her voice not the response
the
1:45:58
frequency of her voice pretty
much wipes
1:46:02
everything else out and I'm
wondering if
1:46:05
this is not the most effective
person to
1:46:07
have as a spokesperson in a
broadcast or
1:46:12
televised argument Jessica's
her voice
1:46:14
let's listen to this clip and
you the
1:46:17
clips been around but just
listen to how
1:46:19
her voice dominates this is
about
1:46:23
politics is about elections
this is
1:46:27
about great authorities to have
taken
1:46:32
over the Democratic Party
hijacked it
1:46:34
from their own speaker you
think they've
1:46:36
taken it over interesting it's
so
1:46:39
interesting
1:46:39
this is Angela Rai yeah but the
setup
1:46:46
would have been very different
for me
1:46:47
but okay let's listen
1:46:49
well let's because I don't
1:46:50
care about this bullcrap this
is just a
1:46:53
bunch of people bitching and
moaning at
1:46:55
each other I don't care about
the
1:46:56
message he has to say but I do
care
1:46:59
about her voice and how it
easily steps
1:47:03
all over both Cuomo and the
other guy
1:47:06
thing that you do at the same
time you
1:47:08
unders
1:47:12
the time you chose hijacking I
beg to
1:47:21
differ because they hijack the
party I
1:47:24
remarked retic party you can
and that's
1:47:31
what you are do but the bottle
country
1:47:36
are white men white men who
think like
1:47:39
you that is the straightest
terrible
1:47:40
absolutely right it's all
because of
1:47:43
guys like me that's silly
rhetoric it
1:47:45
doesn't get it you know knowing
how
1:47:50
dangerous times are right now
defending
1:47:52
this nonsense
1:47:53
calling people these folks that
was my
1:48:11
favorite yes she has a great
voice
1:48:15
she's a very annoying person
she is full
1:48:18
of crap she is boules yeah and
she's
1:48:21
been on CNN for a long time
with this
1:48:23
annoying voice and I think you
should
1:48:25
hire as your personal
spokesperson it's
1:48:28
astonishing her voice I mean I
didn't I
1:48:31
just cuz I've resisted for the
message
1:48:33
and that's why I didn't clip it
for that
1:48:35
I mean the idea that you can't
use the
1:48:37
word hijack because it's a it's
somehow
1:48:40
demeaning to just just to add
to that I
1:48:43
mean you did hear the point
where she
1:48:45
keeps saying that white men are
the
1:48:47
problem I mean you heard that
writers
1:48:49
okay that pisses me she does
she's
1:48:52
racist but it's the way it cuts
through
1:48:55
everything else that's what I
was
1:48:57
impressed by this
1:48:59
screechy voice of hers is
perfect it's
1:49:02
the perfect voice that's why
she's there
1:49:04
they have selected her
specifically
1:49:06
forged she was just a runner at
the
1:49:08
black Congressional Caucus she
wasn't
1:49:09
anyone's important and then she
got on
1:49:13
CNN she's good at yapping over
people
1:49:15
and she's good to go she's got
a career
1:49:16
I love this part now I don't
know
1:49:30
today's television standards
but back in
1:49:32
the day when I was on that on
the
1:49:34
television if you were an
interviewer or
1:49:38
you had a panel of people and
you
1:49:40
resorted to pay who shows it
you got a
1:49:45
talking-to how much very
amateurish its
1:49:48
it is it shows you have no
control you
1:49:51
don't know what you're doing
and it's
1:49:53
it's pathetic maybe it's okay
these days
1:49:55
I guess but you know do you
talk to us
1:49:58
like this done on purpose
there's no
1:50:00
reason because the control room
can cut
1:50:02
people off they can do a lot
but it but
1:50:05
because she is getting her
she's the one
1:50:09
who's dominating the company
she must
1:50:10
give her the show and she's
been wanting
1:50:14
her own show for a long time
1:50:17
I'd say Don Lemon be on the
lookout
1:50:19
watch your back watch your
index finger
1:50:21
that would be a good person to
replace
1:50:23
lemon would be good to get a
place with
1:50:24
her the promise I get the sense
that
1:50:26
she's stupid and I'm sorry Don
Lemon is
1:50:32
the shining light hello let's
get back
1:50:35
to the program
1:50:38
she's a da me and probably
couldn't do a
1:50:41
show yeah yes or she's a prima
donna
1:50:44
that would be horrible to be
running a
1:50:47
show well I'll tell you this
she would
1:50:49
be a good hate watch people
would be
1:50:51
totally into it more hate
watching than
1:50:54
than lemon lemon is too is you
know
1:50:57
these names
1:50:58
ambi yeah he better watch his
index
1:51:01
finger she's coming for him
speaking of
1:51:04
old white guys being the
problem this
1:51:05
carries over into the business
news Fox
1:51:08
Business News you can
1:51:09
just carve out those that are
good for
1:51:11
the environment social and
governance
1:51:14
that don't have board members
of a bunch
1:51:16
of old people guys white guys
sitting
1:51:19
around the table fallen asleep
they we
1:51:21
need to upgrade we need a
facelift I
1:51:23
think to some degree this is
what
1:51:25
they're saying but they're not
going to
1:51:26
shift away from profitability
for sure
1:51:28
investors today especially
Millennials
1:51:30
are looking for this type of
1:51:33
representation in their
portfolio and
1:51:34
you can get that anything
you're saying
1:51:36
there is a genuine shift on the
part of
1:51:39
society which wants capitalism
to be
1:51:41
less gung-ho for profits no I'm
not
1:51:45
saying that it's profit number
one as
1:51:47
you say however we're under more
1:51:50
scrutiny if you have been
running a
1:51:52
fortune 500 for a long period
of time
1:51:54
and your board members on
average are 78
1:51:57
years old and they're all white
guys and
1:52:00
they don't have diversification
they
1:52:02
don't have younger thoughts
1:52:04
you're gonna come under
scrutiny from
1:52:06
investors okay fair point at
that point
1:52:07
hold on a second about you in a
second
1:52:09
oh yeah I guess we're screwed
1:52:12
we'll be under scrutiny bogus
argument
1:52:15
too of course it was you one is
the most
1:52:17
experienced people you can get
and you
1:52:19
just just randomly throw a
bunch of
1:52:22
diverse people onto the boards
of
1:52:25
various companies you know
don't you
1:52:27
know that most companies do
better when
1:52:29
you have women and scene
imagined
1:52:31
management who's where's the a B
1:52:34
comparison worse to proof of
that
1:52:36
assertion
1:52:36
oh-o-oh false equivalency what
about ISM
1:52:41
you find it I find that you
like my lip
1:52:45
tart false equivalency man back
off with
1:52:48
you what about ism
1:52:49
oh it's you know I think you
have a
1:52:52
better voice to do that
character I do
1:52:55
no no
1:53:07
shit for it but dogs are indeed
people
1:53:09
too I cannot stop being on this
tip we
1:53:13
have replaced dogs that we've
replaced
1:53:15
children with dogs certainly
here in
1:53:17
Austin Texas we've replaced the
nominal
1:53:19
money you know what somebody
wrote in
1:53:22
and said the reason our
donations done
1:53:24
the less because you condemned
dead dogs
1:53:27
I did not condemn dead dogs but
I did
1:53:31
make fun of the constant
comparison of
1:53:33
dogs to children specifically
babies you
1:53:36
never hear this is my toddler
you never
1:53:40
hear this is my teenager no
it's always
1:53:42
my baby how old is your baby
1:53:44
Oh in eight years stinky old
people and
1:53:49
I love dogs that's no pain I
have no
1:53:51
problem with dogs but owners
and oh my
1:53:54
god anyway I could go on
forever it's
1:53:57
fine it's fine but I am right
about this
1:54:02
we are replacing children with
dogs and
1:54:05
channel 4 in the UK has made a
show
1:54:07
about it trainer Joe racing is
coming to
1:54:16
the age of desperate parents
for the
1:54:18
controversial approach to
parenting I'm
1:54:20
putting my neck on the line I
believe in
1:54:22
the concept of the liens at
this for
1:54:23
where it is
1:54:25
[Music]
1:54:27
using job training technique
they will
1:54:39
want to be good boys but can
you really
1:54:43
train your baby like a dog she
said a
1:54:45
channel 4 there you go yes can
you train
1:54:50
your baby like a dog yes and
they
1:54:53
brought in the dog trainer and
it's this
1:54:55
is one time when video would
have been
1:54:57
good
1:54:57
she says sit you here there in
the clip
1:54:59
sit and the dog and the kid
both sit
1:55:02
down this is phenomenal
1:55:05
that's just wow yeah yeah it
was here I
1:55:08
think can you train your baby
like a dog
1:55:19
when I see a choke chain around
some
1:55:22
baby then I'll wonder well
you're no
1:55:25
stranger to the leash no that's
true but
1:55:29
that's not for training it's to
keep
1:55:31
them from running and on the
tracks his
1:55:35
life-saving measures yeah it is
a big
1:55:41
difference breaks it I this
would fall
1:55:47
under the header of I don't
know but we
1:55:50
were talking about this I'm
pretty sure
1:55:53
I said what are you laughing
about what
1:55:55
are you ho humming well I had I
didn't
1:55:57
get it clipped this morning
from near
1:55:58
this network Joe and I do so
I'm glad
1:56:02
you brought a brexit because
now I can
1:56:03
talk about I didn't clip the
clip but I
1:56:05
can talk about their latest
scheme okay
1:56:08
well he want here's what I
heard Boris
1:56:11
was hanging out with Angela and
the fact
1:56:15
I have the clip and he's like
and she
1:56:19
goes and then he goes yeah I
think we
1:56:25
can still come up with a deal
in 30 days
1:56:27
it's aggressive but I think we
can do it
1:56:29
this guy is not taking the UK
out of
1:56:32
anything
1:56:33
yes of course I think there is
ample
1:56:35
scope to to do a deal and I've
explained
1:56:39
I think pretty clearly what
needs to
1:56:40
happen we need to remove those
elements
1:56:42
of the of the withdrawal
agreement that
1:56:44
simply don't work for once we
get rid of
1:56:47
it if we can change it then I
think
1:56:50
there is the the real prospect
of making
1:56:52
progress very rapidly the
dumbest thing
1:57:16
does person I think what we
need to do
1:57:18
is is remove it hole an entire
remove
1:57:21
the the backstop and then and
then work
1:57:23
as as Chancellor Merkel says on
the
1:57:27
alternative arrangements and
there are
1:57:30
abundant solutions which are
proper
1:57:33
which have already been
discussed I
1:57:35
don't think to be fair they've
so far
1:57:37
been very actively proposed in
over the
1:57:40
last three years by the British
1:57:42
government but I may say I'm
very glad
1:57:44
listening to you tonight and
gather to
1:57:48
hear that at least the
conversations on
1:57:51
that matter can now properly
begin and
1:57:54
you've said a very mister in
timetable
1:57:56
there for 30 days if I
understood you
1:57:58
correctly I'm more than happy
with that
1:58:02
[Music]
1:58:05
this you know what's gonna
happen
1:58:07
they're not really right
they're not
1:58:10
gonna breaks it they're gonna
kick him
1:58:11
out and Nigel Faraj will become
Prime
1:58:13
Minister they're out of control
1:58:16
what Boris Johnson is if Nigel
Farage
1:58:20
becomes Prime Minister I would
love to
1:58:24
go back I think probably 10
years nine
1:58:30
years for sure and find the
notes that
1:58:33
we got from our British
listeners back
1:58:35
then because we were a big fans
of Nigel
1:58:37
Faraj just for his polemics oh
yeah he's
1:58:50
gonna go nowhere
1:58:52
[Music]
1:58:56
these are all good we spotted
him early
1:58:59
and we stayed on the train and
we were
1:59:01
corrected as I think we are
often so I'm
1:59:04
watching this clip you're the
latest
1:59:07
here going for and I did it
wasn't
1:59:10
concise enough that so it
wasn't really
1:59:11
clippable I would have sent it
this
1:59:13
morning the thing they're
pushing now is
1:59:17
is the is the is the catch
phrase
1:59:21
freedom of movement they seem
to be
1:59:25
really hounding on this freedom
of
1:59:27
movement thing and so they were
out and
1:59:29
man on the street do you think
it's
1:59:30
gonna be okay because with
brexit you'll
1:59:32
have no freedom of movement yes
this is
1:59:36
a big thing yeah I know yeah as
if yours
1:59:39
now you got you got the lead
boots on
1:59:42
and you can't move you can't
even leave
1:59:44
their town you're a straight
jacket
1:59:50
jacket you can't move you can't
do
1:59:52
anything and this is the same
thing with
1:59:54
this Ireland border back stop
nonsense
1:59:57
yeah what difference does it
make if
2:00:00
they put a stupid border guard
at the
2:00:03
Sun well hold on a second now
that's you
2:00:07
that you're wrong because the
people of
2:00:10
ire the Republic of Ireland and
the
2:00:11
Northern Ireland people have a
real
2:00:15
problem with the border they're
happy
2:00:17
they finally got rid of all the
problems
2:00:19
and they are worried they say
they that
2:00:23
the problems will come back if
we have a
2:00:25
physical border
2:00:29
to a pass-through border just
have it
2:00:32
there as has just got got you
could
2:00:35
phone into your gun and flown
into
2:00:37
europe where you going to the
customs
2:00:39
thing and there's two doors one
is green
2:00:42
one is red you got nothing
declare you
2:00:44
walk off the plane boom you go
through
2:00:47
the grieving bar and you're now
in the
2:00:49
country it took that long the
United
2:00:51
States they stopped everybody
scanned
2:00:54
the bags they do all this stuff
you
2:00:56
don't need to do that you could
just
2:00:58
have a green you know have the
border
2:01:01
there have a big green and a
red and
2:01:03
just kept people go back and
forth as
2:01:05
fast as they want to it through
the
2:01:07
green hole I don't see this
being a huge
2:01:11
impediment it's gonna reach
trigger the
2:01:13
Irish Republican Army or
anything in
2:01:15
between I don't know but I'd
like a
2:01:17
t-shirt that says the green
hole that's
2:01:19
all I want
2:01:20
yeah Wes probably is all you
want but
2:01:23
that said I just don't I mean
there's
2:01:28
freedom of movement thing they
got
2:01:30
everyone saying oh god I don't
know what
2:01:32
I'm gonna do this is not
entirely
2:01:39
correct the freedom of movement
thing is
2:01:41
also mentioned on the EU side
and it is
2:01:45
not just about the back stop
and the
2:01:48
border between the Republic of
Ireland
2:01:50
in Northern Ireland it is about
the
2:01:52
freedom to go work but I'm
telling you
2:01:57
that is mention the back stop
being an
2:01:59
element okay I'm I'm expanding
okay I'm
2:02:04
expanding it's alright
2:02:06
about attacking you it's just
they
2:02:09
always send the emails to me so
I'm I'm
2:02:12
trying to work guys easy to
remember yes
2:02:19
the freedom of movement in my
experience
2:02:22
the way people mean it is now I
can't go
2:02:25
and work in Amsterdam now I
can't go
2:02:27
work in Frankfurt now I can't
go work
2:02:30
and fill in the blank and
that's true
2:02:33
until you know something is
worked out
2:02:35
or if that's worked out
immediately
2:02:36
that's really and I see that
more as
2:02:39
people who don't want to be in
the
2:02:42
UK they're the ones bitching oh
no no
2:02:45
freedom of movement you
basically want
2:02:48
to personally actually brexit
to go work
2:02:52
somewhere else they should just
move
2:02:57
there yes
2:02:58
UK if you want it but you want
to work
2:03:02
in Amsterdam and Holland cuz
you like it
2:03:04
better than you like little
just move
2:03:08
there because I'm a citizen
yeah yeah
2:03:14
they don't want to do that this
is like
2:03:17
temporary marriage Boris
Johnson as guy
2:03:22
is a nut job he's but you know
what I'm
2:03:25
happy the UK has someone like
this now
2:03:27
cuz I got a little tired of
Trump bits
2:03:29
here's a Boris Johnson who was
an anti
2:03:33
anti-vaxxer the same time the
World
2:03:35
Health Organization's stripped
the
2:03:37
United Kingdom of its measles
free
2:03:39
status after it declared the
disease had
2:03:41
been eliminated just three
years ago
2:03:44
complacency on the part of
parents about
2:03:47
the need to get that settlement
vaccine
2:03:49
but also I'm afraid people have
just
2:03:51
been listing their
superstitious mumbo
2:03:53
jumbo on the internet and when
auntie
2:03:56
VAX
2:03:56
start from the thinking that
the MMR
2:03:59
vaccine is a bad idea that's
wrong the
2:04:03
British government's inviting
social
2:04:04
media companies to a summit on
how they
2:04:06
can better promote accurate
vaccination
2:04:08
information No there you go
colluding
2:04:11
with the government it's called
2:04:13
censorship but ok you can call
it a
2:04:15
conference if you want God love
that
2:04:19
yeah gotta love that hey let's
let's go
2:04:22
figure out how we can tell
people how
2:04:24
wrong they are they need to and
that
2:04:26
this is not a pre a pro or anti
VAX
2:04:33
the government's are telling
you what to
2:04:34
do telling you what to do there
were two
2:04:40
yeah I'd like to play these two
clips
2:04:43
there's a lawsuit against
2:04:49
Google for their YouTube
subsidiary from
2:04:52
Prager you and they have filed
the yeah
2:04:56
it's a this is something we've
been
2:04:59
talking about when it comes to
section
2:05:00
230 of the Communications
Decency Act
2:05:06
which of course is what spawned
the
2:05:08
commercial internet services
known today
2:05:11
as the social media etc and the
idea
2:05:15
just briefly it's explained in
this clip
2:05:18
that yeah you could host
someone's
2:05:21
user-generated content it was
referred
2:05:23
to at the time UGC
user-generated
2:05:28
content which is free you know
they do
2:05:30
it themselves as fucking idiots
okay
2:05:32
they're gonna make a business
out of
2:05:33
this so you could not get sued
for libel
2:05:36
but of course you have to
adhere to the
2:05:39
exact words of the statute and
Prager
2:05:42
you is taking an alphabet to
court they
2:05:46
did a full six minute video I've
2:05:48
shortened it down just to give
you the
2:05:49
basic of what their lawsuit is
about so
2:05:52
the most important lawsuit in
America
2:05:54
right now and perhaps the free
world
2:05:56
this Prager University in
America right
2:06:08
now and perhaps the free world
is Prager
2:06:11
University versus YouTube
YouTube was
2:06:14
infringing on our right to free
speech
2:06:16
we filed in federal court in
late 2017
2:06:20
and thereafter in California
state court
2:06:23
wait a second
2:06:25
you might say YouTube which is
owned by
2:06:27
Google there's a private
company can't
2:06:29
they do anything they want the
answer is
2:06:31
yes and no yes if they are a
publisher
2:06:35
No if they are a public forum
so what's
2:06:38
the difference this gets right
to the
2:06:40
nub of the matter a public
right to the
2:06:42
nub of the matter that's a
typical
2:06:45
lawyer I guess he has no heart
can't say
2:06:48
hearts the nub so what's the
difference
2:06:50
this gets right to the nub of
the matter
2:06:52
a publisher chooses the content
that
2:06:55
resides on its site the New
York Times
2:06:57
is a perfect example you
2:07:00
write a story and just expect
the New
2:07:02
York Times to publish it The
Times
2:07:04
chooses what appears on its
pages or
2:07:06
website and if they publish a
story that
2:07:08
contains a malicious lie or
violates
2:07:10
copyright law they can be sued
Prager U
2:07:13
is also a publisher it decides
what
2:07:16
material gets placed on its
website most
2:07:18
sites or publishers in contrast
a public
2:07:21
forum which can be a physical
location
2:07:23
like the classic town square or
a
2:07:25
shopping mall or a virtual
location like
2:07:28
a website is a place that must
allow
2:07:30
individuals and organizations to
2:07:32
exercise their free speech
rights
2:07:34
YouTube is an example of a
public forum
2:07:37
in fact YouTube describes
itself as a
2:07:39
public forum he make a video
YouTube
2:07:42
hosts it and anyone with an
internet
2:07:44
connection can watch it
Facebook is also
2:07:46
a public forum and so is
Twitter here's
2:07:49
why this is so important a
public forum
2:07:51
under Section 230 of the
Communications
2:07:53
Decency Act a law co-sponsored
by
2:07:56
Democrats and Republicans and
passed by
2:07:59
Congress in 1996 is not subject
to
2:08:02
liability for content placed on
its site
2:08:04
if someone posts a video about
how to
2:08:06
build a bomb or writes a
threatening
2:08:08
comment the public forum
website cannot
2:08:11
be held legally responsible for
that
2:08:13
content that's a good thing
2:08:15
it gives YouTube and other
public forums
2:08:17
the chance to host a wide
variety of
2:08:19
material from nature videos to
political
2:08:21
diatribes without fear of being
sued and
2:08:24
it worked and then it didn't
the few
2:08:27
years ago the social media
Giants Google
2:08:30
Facebook YouTube and Twitter
started to
2:08:33
behave not like public forums
but like
2:08:36
publishers they stopped
following
2:08:37
section 230 which specifically
requires
2:08:40
that these websites promote a
true
2:08:42
diversity of political
discourse and
2:08:44
began to judge content by their
own
2:08:47
political and social criteria
so and by
2:08:50
the way I pulled out every
three-second
2:08:53
gap between every sentence he
read so
2:08:56
that was painful as it was it
was much
2:08:58
more painful before I chopped
it down
2:09:00
and I think this is yeah I
think this is
2:09:03
interesting this lawsuit
because it goes
2:09:05
after a different part of the
statute
2:09:08
which is the description this a
light -
2:09:12
description but it is it
2:09:13
of some of the responsibilities
and I
2:09:16
think they I think they can
argue it
2:09:18
yeah I've always believed this
I wrote a
2:09:21
column last year in PC Magazine
that
2:09:23
said that Facebook and Twitter
I said
2:09:26
their publisher and one of
these days
2:09:29
something has to be done about
it
2:09:31
because they're not acting like
2:09:32
publishers and they're I mean
they're I
2:09:34
mean they're acting like
publishers and
2:09:35
that they call products they
take out
2:09:38
terrorist stuff they take out
stuff they
2:09:40
don't like and they have
buildings full
2:09:42
of people that look at things
and decide
2:09:44
whether it should be removed or
not
2:09:45
including these some of these
very lame
2:09:47
videos that Praeger you has
been had
2:09:50
pulled including an Alan
Dershowitz
2:09:54
explanation of the founding of
Israel
2:09:56
why would you pull that BDS man
hey
2:10:02
where are Israeli Knights by
the way I
2:10:05
don't hear from them anymore
that's a
2:10:09
good point little war I don't
see him on
2:10:11
Twitter we nearly had a lot of
Israeli
2:10:13
listeners on it but we have
Serge oh no
2:10:15
we have we have a couple of
nights from
2:10:17
in Israel I have not heard from
anyway
2:10:19
sorry continue on your good
point anyway
2:10:23
so there so I've written about
this and
2:10:25
I sent the column over to that
law firm
2:10:27
and you know I don't know if
they're
2:10:32
gonna how they're gonna handle
this
2:10:34
whole thing but it's about time
because
2:10:36
it would be if somebody put
years of my
2:10:39
concern and I've seen it
somebody on
2:10:43
YouTube or anywhere any of
these systems
2:10:47
publishes something libelous
you should
2:10:50
be able to sue the publisher
mm-hmm
2:10:54
I bet you can't because there's
a
2:10:56
section 230 supposedly these
are not
2:10:58
these are forums I like you
know like a
2:11:00
bulletin board it's you know
it's your
2:11:02
local taqueria you know you can
just
2:11:03
accept them up there there it
is yeah I
2:11:06
don't think so Stuart's
internationals I
2:11:09
mean the Germans don't YouTube
and all
2:11:12
these guys they make them take
down any
2:11:14
not seep stuff and they gladly
do it
2:11:17
yeah you're gonna you kind of
set forum
2:11:19
you can't do that yeah yeah
well so
2:11:22
first before I do and say
anything I
2:11:25
could not resist I went to try
out the
2:11:27
new Burger King Taco since you
said
2:11:31
taqueria I did that left it
left myself
2:11:35
open yes for the
cross-examination now
2:11:39
you can go to Taco subject no I
just
2:11:43
wanted to say that I I love me
a hard
2:11:47
shell taco and in the
commercial they
2:11:49
look so good and the people
eating them
2:11:52
look so happy
2:11:53
let me tell you this is a piece
of shit
2:11:56
product it comes flat and it
looks like
2:11:59
a quesadilla it's it gets soggy
it
2:12:02
almost like a ninja with a
2:12:03
jack-in-the-box taco car it
looks
2:12:06
nothing like the pictures
nothing like
2:12:08
the commercial it has the taste
2:12:11
you can't even I am right now
I'm put
2:12:13
him on blast I could not even
see what
2:12:17
was in there oh what a piece of
crap
2:12:20
have you ever had a talk a a a
2:12:22
jack-in-the-box taco no okay
well I'm
2:12:27
not a big jack-in-the-box
2:12:28
I'm not a big jack-in-the-box
guy
2:12:32
telling you this right now do
your abuse
2:12:34
should do this okay now that
you've
2:12:36
entered the realm of taco bar
these are
2:12:39
Co reviewer yes you have to go
to the
2:12:42
jack-in-the-box I get a
jack-in-the-box
2:12:44
taco to compare it to the
Burger King
2:12:46
taco yes am I then not a taco
wrist
2:12:50
accurate taco restock attack
Arista yes
2:12:57
thank you
2:12:58
all right back to YouTube after
this
2:13:02
slight detour Dave Rubin that
you
2:13:07
brought up the taco thing of
mine I'm
2:13:10
sorry yes because you are flies
at Taco
2:13:14
Bell cuz they try to get to the
French
2:13:15
fry game yeah with some dip
2:13:18
there's coated with some
god-awful
2:13:20
powder are the worst french
fries you
2:13:24
can buy anywhere I have a
feeling taco
2:13:27
talk maybe a whole segment taco
talk
2:13:32
with your taco is there a
podcast there
2:13:34
should be a podcast taco talk
with your
2:13:37
taco resis Adam and John hey
John
2:13:41
how's your your beans alright
back to
2:13:45
back to Google dave rubin who
is of
2:13:49
course he's a leading warrior
on the
2:13:52
front against against
censorship and
2:13:55
what youtube is doing and the
deep
2:13:57
platforming and the canceled
culture
2:14:00
because he's witnessed it
firsthand and
2:14:03
and i applaud him for doing
that so he
2:14:06
had a panel that he pulled
together with
2:14:08
a number of people talking
about deep
2:14:10
platforming and on that panel
former
2:14:12
facebook guys been they would
been at
2:14:14
facebook for seven or eight
years i'm
2:14:16
sure he has his money and he's
fine he's
2:14:18
doing other stuff brian Amrish
and he's
2:14:21
asked and wouldn't you know it
the guy
2:14:23
inside the companies is saying
exactly
2:14:26
what we've been saying about the
2:14:28
platforming on this show since
the word
2:14:30
deep platforming was invented I
mean
2:14:32
just a little insight on how in
terms of
2:14:36
what makes it hard to be
transparent and
2:14:37
a little bit about how these
algorithms
2:14:39
work whether it's you know
ranking and
2:14:41
newsfeed or or D monetization
on YouTube
2:14:45
so what they don't have is some
sort of
2:14:47
band list of you know if you
talk about
2:14:50
these topics or you use these
words you
2:14:52
know with your if you're an
Objectivist
2:14:53
or you're on the right that
you're gonna
2:14:56
fall into this category and
we're gonna
2:14:57
treat you this way that's not
how it
2:14:59
works so what's essentially
happening
2:15:00
and for this is true for both
YouTube
2:15:02
and Facebook on the you know
talk about
2:15:06
D monetization for example what
they're
2:15:08
trying to instantly advertisers
from is
2:15:10
the risk of their brands being
tarnished
2:15:13
by controversy that's that's
the thing
2:15:16
that advertisers are worried
about
2:15:17
they're worried about the fact
that if
2:15:19
they're associated with
something that's
2:15:21
considered hateful or hate
speech or
2:15:23
politically incorrect that
that's gonna
2:15:25
blow up it's gonna tarnish
their brand
2:15:26
that's gonna they don't want to
be
2:15:28
associated with that is that a
very
2:15:30
strange thing though because I
don't
2:15:31
think to say before the
internet if you
2:15:33
were watching any NBC sitcom
you you
2:15:37
weren't thinking that
2:15:38
whoever at you know tied
endorsed that
2:15:41
particular episode of The Cosby
Show or
2:15:44
something like that yeah I
think people
2:15:45
have become a lot more
sensitive about
2:15:47
it and they become much more
may become
2:15:50
more activist like about it in
saying
2:15:52
like oh you're right next to
that ad
2:15:54
therefore you know we're gonna
try to
2:15:55
punish you and control you in
this way
2:15:56
and so what I've understood
from the
2:15:59
advertisers and you know I
didn't work
2:16:00
on that part directly but I've
spoken to
2:16:02
folks inside Facebook about
this is that
2:16:04
that's essentially their
concern it's
2:16:05
not that they have any you know
they're
2:16:06
they're against it Objectivist
or
2:16:08
they're against people on the
right it's
2:16:10
that they they don't want to be
2:16:11
associated with something that
could
2:16:13
become controversial and so the
problem
2:16:15
for these companies becomes how
do we
2:16:17
predict what's going to become
2:16:18
controversial and the way you
do that is
2:16:20
not that you have a team of
human beings
2:16:22
who are deciding what's
controversial
2:16:23
it's not the answer is that you
build
2:16:25
fairly sophisticated models
using
2:16:27
artificial intelligence and
machine
2:16:29
learning that essentially try
to predict
2:16:32
what's going to be
controversial and
2:16:34
what's not okay so without
going to
2:16:36
matrix right now aren't the
humans the
2:16:39
flaw in the system there I mean
these
2:16:40
systems are built by humans who
have
2:16:42
their own biases and all that I
mean I
2:16:44
look at it from a higher level
than that
2:16:46
like I think the flaw is what
you were
2:16:49
saying in the sense of like you
can't be
2:16:52
that sensitive about being
associated
2:16:54
with with content that's
controversial
2:16:57
because it is it is impossible
to build
2:17:01
models that are going to
predict this
2:17:02
stuff accurately what those
models end
2:17:05
up predicting like nobody can
even tell
2:17:08
you you might look at it from a
very
2:17:10
human perspective and say like
oh it
2:17:12
kind of fuzzy looks like
they're biased
2:17:14
against conservatives or
Objectivists or
2:17:17
you know whatever it is but in
practice
2:17:21
the way these models work is
there there
2:17:24
are hundreds of thousands of
levers
2:17:26
nobody knows what they all are
they're
2:17:28
trained essentially you know
with data
2:17:31
sets that are and again they're
trying
2:17:34
to reduce controversy and
essentially
2:17:37
with them and
2:17:39
the advertiser concern at least
and
2:17:40
that's where it's coming from
but
2:17:41
there's no sort of band list on
far
2:17:44
writer exactly and that's the
whole
2:17:49
problem it's what has always
been now
2:17:52
are they're biased people
pulling the
2:17:55
levers absolutely there's
something in
2:17:59
there that was funny
2:18:00
and catch okay well and why did
he keep
2:18:04
saying it Objectivist yeah
because he's
2:18:10
an iron ran guy I guess that's
gotta be
2:18:13
it or somebody is at the
company maybe
2:18:17
he was always a Randian and he
that's
2:18:19
why he had to leave
2:18:21
or maybe face because I haven't
heard
2:18:25
that word for decades no we
talked about
2:18:28
an ran who you're a big fan up
yeah fana
2:18:30
here we talked about
objectivism ever
2:18:32
heard you ever used the word
objectivism
2:18:34
well you're wrong because we
went into
2:18:36
in fact you went into great
deal of
2:18:38
detail about the bullcrap
objectivism
2:18:41
but after I said hey I read
this book I
2:18:43
kind of liked it Atlas Shrugged
little
2:18:45
grab objectivism here remember
that's
2:18:48
not me that's exactly you I am
nailing
2:18:51
your dream bit no no we did
talk about
2:18:54
yeah we did the dream okay
alright well
2:18:58
we have our pipes I just found
in that
2:19:00
clip it was very very unusual
that they
2:19:02
kept bringing that up I agree
I'm glad
2:19:05
you did catch it okay yeah of
course
2:19:08
then the troll room caught it
two people
2:19:12
people people do listen and
they also
2:19:17
listen to their customers it
looks like
2:19:18
Gillette has figured out that
their idea
2:19:21
of the causing controversy with
the best
2:19:24
of man Kambei which backfired
2:19:26
spectacularly with a five
billion dollar
2:19:29
right down on the Gillette
property so
2:19:32
they've gone back yeah they've
gone back
2:19:34
they've now changed they are
now going
2:19:37
to stop talking about toxic
masculinity
2:19:39
and they're going to local
heroes as we
2:19:43
see a firefighter in Australia
wake up
2:19:45
in the morning getting ready to
shave
2:19:50
and what I've been a
firefighter for 19
2:19:53
years people sometimes ask if
it's scary
2:19:58
it can be but like anyone who
has a job
2:20:01
to do you prepare not just in
terms of
2:20:05
your equipment but also
mentally and
2:20:10
physically
2:20:12
in urban environments it's
mandatory for
2:20:15
Australian firefighters to be
2:20:17
clean-shaven so that our
facemask keep
2:20:21
an airtight seal
2:20:23
sometimes it's total chaos but
you're
2:20:27
trained to control your stress
response
2:20:30
by lots of gleizes fences skin
shaving
2:20:33
every day can cause redness and
2:20:35
irritation
2:20:36
[Music]
2:20:39
but Nanami
2:20:43
honestly it's not the fire I
bet most
2:20:50
it's more the constant reminder
of he
2:20:53
might leave behind
2:20:59
I'm a jerk man let's give God
the razor
2:21:02
designed to slow our skin
irritation
2:21:05
what after playing the I'm
taking away
2:21:08
your clip of the day we used to
have
2:21:14
something for that didn't we
2:21:17
worst clip of the day we don't
have
2:21:20
anything yet maybe Kristi Noem
over so I
2:21:22
thought we had I thought we had
a thing
2:21:24
that reversed yes yes I'm
correct gone
2:21:38
now can I bring it back to
tacos because
2:21:41
I planned this you want you
want to talk
2:21:49
about Gillette first and then
go to
2:21:50
tacos again no I don't want to
talk
2:21:52
about Jill I don't care about
Gillette
2:21:53
well I'm gonna bring it back
around to
2:21:56
an article in The New York
Times which
2:21:59
shows exactly what stage we are
in in
2:22:02
the podcast revolution ma'am we
went
2:22:06
through this yeah we went
through this
2:22:09
we we I've said many times you
can't
2:22:12
monetize the network it doesn't
work
2:22:14
this is not going to end well
and
2:22:16
there's this whole article
about fast
2:22:21
food companies doing podcasts
and
2:22:24
according to the New York Times
what's
2:22:26
more surprising people are
actually
2:22:28
listening to them Oh bullcrap
now the
2:22:32
thing that got me though and
it's a
2:22:33
whole it's a whole article
about so
2:22:36
Gizmodo is producing the
McDonald's the
2:22:41
sauce podcast but then I got to
gimlet a
2:22:45
gimlet is working for New
Balance
2:22:50
creating a show about clothing
and
2:22:53
sneaker culture this is the
death knell
2:22:56
of the podcasting network the
minute the
2:22:59
podcast network take it from me
I had
2:23:02
one the minute the podcast
network
2:23:04
resorts to getting in
advertisers to
2:23:07
make a show for that
advertisers product
2:23:10
your
2:23:11
on the brink of another round
of finance
2:23:16
this will not work for a gimlet
this
2:23:20
will not any of these never
works for
2:23:22
anybody you know any of these
podcast
2:23:24
companies that are going to
make payroll
2:23:26
by making podcasts for their
advertisers
2:23:29
who should be advertising on
their
2:23:31
outstanding podcast is going
down the
2:23:35
tubes yes today I can't agree
more and
2:23:42
in fact the whole thing there's
some
2:23:43
thought I had and I'd lost it
we did
2:23:46
that at me vo we did the our
dx7 we did
2:23:52
we had a bunch of sketches we
unbox
2:23:57
motorcycles yes so yeah this is
where I
2:24:04
was gonna say this is worse
worse it is
2:24:11
the pits
2:24:12
it is the pits is really bad we
on the
2:24:17
other New York Times the New
York Times
2:24:19
is in under somehow because
there's no
2:24:21
way that people are flocking to
a taco
2:24:24
podcast done by Taco Bell
2:24:27
whoever the sponsor is well
they say
2:24:31
that talked a little bit about
the shell
2:24:33
bill we got bill in here from
the shell
2:24:35
manufacturing facility outside
of
2:24:38
Nashville taco shell makers
bill how to
2:24:45
do at the taco manufacturing
taco shell
2:24:48
company yeah I thought I was
gonna be
2:24:51
Bill you played both roles no
your bill
2:24:59
bill
2:25:00
how you doing I'm good we got
bill on on
2:25:04
skype yeah I'm sorry bill taco
shells
2:25:09
bill well first of all thanks
for having
2:25:11
me on the shell cast I really
enjoy
2:25:15
talking about the different
kinds of
2:25:17
taco shells that are out there
so far we
2:25:21
found that the one that looks
like a
2:25:22
quesadilla stuck together where
you
2:25:25
can't see what
2:25:25
inside seems to work the best
for the
2:25:28
for our tacos but that's not
the way
2:25:32
Taco Bell Taco is bill you sure
you
2:25:35
actually work for Taco Bell or
are you
2:25:37
just a generic shell maker the
Taco Bell
2:25:39
buys from your contract oh hey
what this
2:25:43
is the shell cast I got all
kinds of
2:25:44
shells big shells small shells
I got
2:25:46
wacky shells zany shells they
got
2:25:48
coloured shells got hard shell
soft
2:25:50
shells I got shells so you you
who's the
2:25:53
inventor I was very fascinated
by this
2:25:55
by the way who is the inventor
I think
2:25:57
El Paso makes these and that
the shell
2:26:00
has got like a bottom so it's
like it
2:26:03
goes down as a hard shell
that's got a
2:26:05
bottom it that's about an inch
wide and
2:26:07
then it comes up on the other
side so
2:26:08
you can actually stand up the
shell yeah
2:26:11
yeah that was that yeah we I
think we
2:26:16
should stop while we're ahead
2:26:19
you know what Jim imagine all
the people
2:26:22
who could do is awesome oh yeah
that'd
2:26:23
be fun
2:26:27
[Music]
2:26:32
you just weren't up for it ended
2:26:35
somewhere no a lot to be talked
about
2:26:44
maybe there is something to
that but
2:26:46
let's somebody please register
shell
2:26:49
cast calm and the talker show
with your
2:26:53
tucker Easter's talk for hours
about
2:27:04
tacos bitchy bottom that's for
sure to
2:27:09
get into taco truck tacos thing
becomes
2:27:11
more interesting but let's
thank Terry
2:27:13
rule ik out there in Niles Ohio
2:27:15
uh-oh and she says John C has a
note or
2:27:19
or just write it says JC d as a
noted
2:27:24
you see if I can find it Terry
for you
2:27:29
you got ITM I want to wish my
smokin hot
2:27:36
boyfriend Chris Hampton a happy
46th on
2:27:40
August 22nd you have your
listener and
2:27:42
add it yeah okay so it's from
is from
2:27:47
who
2:27:48
Terry Terry what's her last
name Brule
2:27:52
ik rule ik for you Ellie
2:27:53
yeah and to smoking hot
boyfriend Chris
2:27:58
Hanson okay 46 on his 22nd what
do you
2:28:05
say I'm sorry we've got it yeah
I do
2:28:09
he punched me in the mouth a
few years
2:28:11
ago and I can't think of a
better
2:28:13
birthday gift and donating
towards his
2:28:16
knighthood that's very sweet
you both
2:28:19
for keeping us sane so thank
both of you
2:28:22
for keeping us both same and so
she says
2:28:28
the thank-you notes actually a
card that
2:28:30
says thank you on the front it
says
2:28:32
thank you card yeah I should
mention
2:28:35
this though there's another one
it's on
2:28:37
but it just comes up in the
conversation
2:28:38
somewhere
2:28:39
but the Baroness of Kendall
County sent
2:28:41
a note about them actually I'll
do this
2:28:45
remind me to read her note when
you do
2:28:47
the meetup rundown because I've
got a
2:28:49
meet up okay uh she's doing okay
2:28:52
all right now Neil's bond occur
in
2:28:56
Hamburg Deutschland $111 11
cents and
2:28:59
Brian man in Burlington
Wisconsin
2:29:02
another birthday one hundred
two dollars
2:29:04
and eight cents sir Jeff yerkey
over
2:29:07
here in concord california I
need to get
2:29:09
back with him on he needs to D
do Shing
2:29:14
douched
2:29:16
[Music]
2:29:18
we've been doing these Redd
Foxx things
2:29:21
and I am done anything for like
Oh Fox
2:29:24
guy I think it's been longer
than two
2:29:25
years
2:29:26
that's ridiculous Nicolas for
moso $100
2:29:30
John Patrick in Decatur
Illinois $100
2:29:33
Leah Delancey yeah blonde Co
Valencia
2:29:41
now waited she has $50 of the
donation
2:29:44
towards Jessica's Stowe B's
knighthood
2:29:47
or Dame hood in honor of her
28th
2:29:50
birthday best friends who
listen to no
2:29:52
agenda together stay together Oh
2:29:55
probably true yes all right
after her
2:29:58
after her best buddy that's
very good
2:30:00
that's very good that's very
sweet it is
2:30:02
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convention in the post that you
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have enough something Austin
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like you mentioned in the past
you don't
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have enough Austin friends
would love to
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try and scrounge together and
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dinner sometime if you're
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yeah we call those meetups
we'll do
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another one definitely been
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forward to it and Adam is a
loner yeah
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mercury out in st. Louis
Missouri 55 she
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needs interview Karma for
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md/phd interviews we'll do it
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for you Anna sure Reddy
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the
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birthday list I don't think he
is okay
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what do we have now the huge
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list today yeah it is read it
to wonder
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why that it read it soon
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okay August 22nd he's gonna be
48 whoo
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Oh Kerry Colton sorry Kerry
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Cory Cory Cory Colton and
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Cleveland Heights actually 48
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22nd that's today he says you
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listening to his friends listen
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choice infinity here it's true
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meetings and Gomberg Thunder
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London
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on the
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dime Nancy Murphy in San Bruno
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California 5244 where she at
the meetups
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surveillance in Brentwood
Tennessee $52
2:37:40
dedicated to the to the 2d
douche Lisa
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as a reward for feeding Tilly
the dog of
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yes I saw
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the picture of her next to the
b-52 big
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deal the next thing that was
she was not
2:37:59
standing next to a b-52 only
thought
2:38:01
there wasn't war was it what
was she
2:38:02
standing next to some small
plane I
2:38:05
guess she also plays I guess
here's the
2:38:07
ask can I pretty please fly
along
2:38:10
sometime oh I'd love to be a
ticket one
2:38:15
flight in a b-52 kidding me
uh-huh I
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know they got a little they got
all
2:38:20
kinds of seats in that thing
sir yeah
2:38:23
let's do it let's take a flight
that
2:38:24
b-52 not together named Jim
5150 Robert
2:38:31
Umberger 5150 Jonathan Evans
50/50
2:38:35
Matthew Repco in leesport
Pennsylvania
2:38:39
answering the call to arms with
$50 in
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once Annette thank you
2:38:42
Yancy's summer or
2:38:46
summer are in Houston Texas 50
the
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following people are $50 donate
donate
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ORS name and location if
available
2:38:55
starting with Robert Marsh
actually
2:38:57
starting with the ANSI but
Robert Marsh
2:38:59
in Hartsville Alabama a Robert
case in
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Mill Spring North Carolina
Cassidy
2:39:03
Eastwood Daniel a boy Patrick
may calm
2:39:07
Sir Patrick and in New York
City George
2:39:11
Bush at who's also a sir and
Universal
2:39:14
City Texas in no place like
that existed
2:39:17
Andrew gusik it will roll on
restart to
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install Windows 10 update no no
no
2:39:28
cancel change to restart later
no now I
2:39:33
had to go to restart option
while you're
2:39:37
doing that I'll retreat back to
Robert
2:39:39
Marsh who says hello I reached
the
2:39:42
donation threshold of
knighthood a one
2:39:45
donation ago I would like to be
known as
2:39:47
Sir Robert of the limestone
Creek you
2:39:50
will be and request that the
musical
2:39:52
stylings of John see Dvorak be
played
2:39:54
during the ceremony bongos are
preferred
2:39:56
but any instrument is welcome
yet that's
2:39:58
not going to happen but we will
put
2:40:01
slide whistles and bongos at
the round
2:40:04
table so you can the bongo and
and
2:40:07
whistle yourself are you bow I
should
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mention this so it says restart
options
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I said schedule a time has an
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switch so you just turn this
stupid
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right if
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wanted to click it doesn't work
it's
2:40:24
just a button that doesn't do
anything
2:40:26
it's just there for show then I
say I
2:40:34
said it to Wednesday August
28th pick a
2:40:37
time I got it I and then I'm
just as I'm
2:40:39
talking to you it resets to
today you
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know why it's the it's that
2:40:47
vulnerability they discovered
so they're
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really forcing everybody to
update in
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the Remote Desktop Protocol
yeah cuz you
2:40:54
could get hacked man it could
take the
2:40:56
Russians
2:40:58
Russians onward Robert K and
these are
2:41:02
the 250 dollar donors I've yet
in Sarli
2:41:04
I was interrupted by Microsoft
2:41:06
Robert case in Mill Spring North
2:41:08
Carolina Cassidy Eastwood
already did
2:41:10
her and make common in woosh
Ettin and
2:41:13
George woosh yet I think in
Universal
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Texas that's when it happened
andrew
2:41:17
gusty in Greenville North
Carolina
2:41:19
Robert Newby bhaskar dead Donna
in
2:41:23
Birmingham the chair Nomos in
Valley
2:41:29
Beach Australia
2:41:32
tah Thomas Colette in Shawnee
Oklahoma
2:41:37
Eric Vaughn martyr in Van Nuys
and oh
2:41:41
that's it there you go
2:41:43
wow what a list what a list
it's a very
2:41:46
good list he says I missed a
segment
2:41:49
intros maybe others do too yes
even the
2:41:55
alternate universe is the view
stolen
2:42:02
but we did dogs or people to
jingle and
2:42:06
other things and you now I now
I know
2:42:08
what's what's been going on
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2:42:12
you after the show and said if
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2:42:14
call up your damn ISPs and tell
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stop throttling you I'm gonna
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you cause it's ruining the show
it's bad
2:42:21
for the show because you've
been ever
2:42:23
since you switched Network shit
but you
2:42:25
know it's crackly but I know
why because
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look at
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2:42:44
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2:42:47
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2:42:49
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let's try and even it
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2:43:16
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2:43:19
broke Beagle did his job and
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2:43:23
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2:43:26
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2:43:31
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2:43:34
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2:43:48
laughing about I'm doing a
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2:43:52
people have no talent in making
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2:44:10
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2:45:07
to say John has a note here
before we do
2:45:10
a quick rundown of the meetups
the
2:45:12
happiness Baroness of Kent
County she's
2:45:17
looking forward to the San
Antonio
2:45:18
meetup next Saturday August 17th
2:45:21
I have plans to give away the
first ten
2:45:24
guests one of these Trump 2020
bills
2:45:28
jacked up you're reading a note
for a
2:45:31
meet-up that happened oh I
thought you
2:45:35
had a meetup report oh oh well
she gave
2:45:39
away these bills by the way
these bills
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are dynamite you can get them
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2:45:52
you can these meetups just go
to no
2:45:56
agenda meetups dot-com today in
2:45:59
Charleston South Carolina
2:46:00
and in Toronto tomorrow there's
a
2:46:02
meet-up in Salem Oregon on the
25th
2:46:05
Lincoln Nebraska the 29th still
on deck
2:46:08
Burning Man blocked Black Rock
City
2:46:10
Nevada the 31st Suzanne south
Busan
2:46:14
South Korea and Sun Paulo two
separate
2:46:17
ones obviously the 31st of
August
2:46:18
Petersburg Ontario Canada and
moving
2:46:21
into September the 5th of
September
2:46:23
Seattle Washington the six in
Calgary
2:46:25
Alberta the 7th in Zurich that
should be
2:46:29
a good Meetup the 17th
Pittsburgh PA and
2:46:32
El Paso Las Cruces between
September
2:46:35
Southeast Louisiana and Nelson
British
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Columbia the 26 of September
Las Vegas
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and Luxembourg now on the list
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hello Luxembourg and Copenhagen
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in at in the 28th of September
go to no
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about where you can meet
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2:46:58
you'll all have something in
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small amygdalas Liechtenstein
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2:47:10
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2:47:15
yes it was just a discover
today is the
2:47:17
22nd of August 28th 2019 belated
2:47:20
birthday Sir Paul Webb
celebrated on the
2:47:22
16th was a happy birthday to Sir
2:47:24
American carnage who turned 29
on the
2:47:27
18th
2:47:28
Lisa says happy birthday to her
daughter
2:47:30
Olivia May she was born on the
18th new
2:47:33
human resource congratulations
Brian man
2:47:35
happy birthday to his son who
turned 10
2:47:37
on the 20th Joel trench hill
happy
2:47:40
birthday to Carol Ann chase she
turned
2:47:42
60 on the 23rd that's tomorrow
Lea
2:47:45
billing CEO happy birthday -
Jessica
2:47:48
stow be the 28th she is 28
today Sir
2:47:51
Patrick opals is happy birthday
to his
2:47:52
son James he's turning nine
Baroness
2:47:54
whack Amole birthday - sir
American
2:47:57
carnage turning 29 turn 29th on
the 18th
2:48:00
we did that one terry rule ik
happy
2:48:03
birthday to her smoking-hot
boyfriend
2:48:05
Chris Hanson 46 today and Cory
Colton in
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Cleveland also 48 today happy
birthday
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from everybody here at the best
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got a couple of nights as well
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can grab your blade Monsieur
Dubois
2:48:27
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expanded round table the No
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knights and dames it's rather
large but
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you belong here thanks to your
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pronounce the kV Sir Robert of
the
2:48:46
limestone Creek and straw
gentlemen for
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you we have hookers and blow
rentboys
2:48:52
and Chardonnay slide whistles
and bongos
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2:49:50
everybody who supports the show
gracias
2:49:54
my friends well I have a actual
2:49:58
deconstruction you like to run
all right
2:50:03
NVC which I got to get more
clips from
2:50:07
them because they always run
these
2:50:08
whipsaws or whatever we call it
whatever
2:50:10
I call and I keep changing the
name and
2:50:12
there's a good example they ran
this I'm
2:50:14
not gonna run with these clips
but they
2:50:17
did this essentially the clip
I'm gonna
2:50:20
play which is the Wednesday
Trump
2:50:21
rundown was almost identical to
the
2:50:25
Tuesday Trump but in the
Tuesday Trump
2:50:28
rundown they didn't have any
whipsaws oh
2:50:30
so we'll just run - yeah
whipsaw is
2:50:33
where they say one thing and
then they
2:50:34
clip something else so here's
the
2:50:37
Wednesday Trump rundown and
then I will
2:50:39
take two whipsaws out of it
after that
2:50:42
we hear the whole thing
2:50:43
also making head
2:50:44
lines this evening president
Trump
2:50:45
sparking new confusion on gun
background
2:50:48
checks polling new tax cuts off
the
2:50:50
table and feuding with Denmark
over his
2:50:53
rejected offer to buy Greenland
all
2:50:55
while doubling down on his
controversial
2:50:57
remarks about Jewish voters
NBC's Peter
2:51:00
Alexander is at the White House
2:51:02
President Trump tonight
delivering mixed
2:51:05
messages about enhanced
background
2:51:06
checks for gun buyers oh I have
an
2:51:09
appetite for background checks
we're
2:51:10
gonna be doing background
checks at the
2:51:12
same time after another call
with the
2:51:14
NRA chief Tuesday arguing the
existing
2:51:16
system is already strong we have
2:51:19
background checks but there are
2:51:20
loopholes in the background
checks and
2:51:22
that's what I spoke to the NRA
about
2:51:24
yesterday the president also
appearing
2:51:26
to reverse course amid concerns
the
2:51:27
economy may be weakening and
outlook he
2:51:30
disputes after floating the
idea of a
2:51:32
tax cut Tuesday payroll tax is
something
2:51:35
that we think about today
saying it's
2:51:37
not on the table looking at a
tax cut
2:51:39
now we don't need it we have a
strong
2:51:41
economy the president again
defending
2:51:43
the ongoing trade war with
China this
2:51:45
isn't my trade war this is a
trade war
2:51:49
that should have taken place a
long time
2:51:51
ago by a lot of other presidents
2:51:53
delivering this
self-aggrandizing
2:51:55
assessment somebody had to do
it I am
2:51:58
the chosen one somebody had it
do it so
2:52:02
I'm taking on China President
Trump also
2:52:04
digging in again painting Jewish
2:52:06
Americans as disloyal if they
support
2:52:08
Democrats I think that if you
vote for a
2:52:11
Democrat you're very very
disloyal to
2:52:14
Israel and to the Jewish people
2:52:16
many Jewish groups have
condemned the
2:52:17
comments accusing the president
of
2:52:19
echoing an anti-semitic trope
that
2:52:21
Jewish people have dual
loyalties and
2:52:23
are more devoted to Israel than
to their
2:52:26
own countries and tonight the
president
2:52:28
found another target blaming
the prime
2:52:30
minister of Denmark a longtime
ally for
2:52:32
the abrupt cancellation of a
state visit
2:52:34
there next month after she
ridiculed his
2:52:37
desire to buy Greenland it was
nasty I
2:52:40
thought it was an inappropriate
2:52:42
statement all they had to do is
say no
2:52:44
we'd rather not do that or we'd
rather
2:52:47
not talk about it don't say
what an
2:52:49
absurd idea that is the
president's
2:52:53
decision to pick a fight with
an ally
2:52:54
comes as he's advocating for a
2:52:56
traditional
2:52:57
Cerie tuesdays before heading
to the g7
2:53:00
summit calling for russia to be
allowed
2:53:02
back into the group before you
continue
2:53:05
with the deconstruction this is
only
2:53:09
possible because of his new
format of
2:53:11
the grass the chopper and just
Trump
2:53:14
yeah that's interesting okay
2:53:17
so I heard a lot of I mean he's
also
2:53:20
making it easy for him to put
this
2:53:21
together well they still can't
do it
2:53:25
without cheating yeah just
can't do it
2:53:29
they can't bring themselves to
it if you
2:53:30
listen to the Tuesday version
of the
2:53:32
same thing it was pretty
straightforward
2:53:34
there was no cheating in that
one
2:53:36
same exact report but somebody
obviously
2:53:38
at NBC really one of the worst
of these
2:53:41
networks say the MSNBC you know
being
2:53:45
the epitome of it somebody hey
can you
2:53:48
we do this again but let's you
know give
2:53:50
the guy a little some needling
here
2:53:52
because it was like a pretty
soft yeah
2:53:54
and so they threw all
everything and
2:53:56
they could and the second
report but is
2:53:58
the same thing but here's two
examples
2:53:59
of the whipsaws that were in
there and I
2:54:02
will listen to both of them and
then
2:54:03
you'll see how obvious it is
but let's
2:54:05
play whipsaw 1 arguing the
existing
2:54:08
system is already strong we have
2:54:10
background checks but there are
2:54:12
loopholes in the background
check so
2:54:14
that's what I spoke to the NRA
about
2:54:16
yesterday ok he says that the
quote says
2:54:21
that he's to call the NRA to
tell them
2:54:24
that the existing system is
already
2:54:25
strong that's not the clip
holder things
2:54:29
have got loopholes in them I'm
here
2:54:31
together how is that well how
does what
2:54:34
Peter says in his analysis says
that he
2:54:37
called the NRA to tell him that
the
2:54:39
background checks are already
strong
2:54:40
that's not that is not what he
said in
2:54:43
the clip arguing the existing
system is
2:54:45
already strong we have
background checks
2:54:47
but there are loopholes in the
2:54:49
background that's what I spoke
to the
2:54:51
NRA about yesterday yeah they
were it to
2:54:54
be fair and not cheaters they
would have
2:54:56
used the other one where he
said we got
2:55:00
great background checks but he
doesn't
2:55:01
have that he nany never said
they were
2:55:04
strong no the NBC correspondent
asserts
2:55:08
that Trump said they were strong
2:55:11
does not say that lies alright
lies lies
2:55:16
okay let's try we'll talk to
another
2:55:17
example after floating the idea
of a tax
2:55:20
cut Tuesday
2:55:21
payroll tax is something that
we think
2:55:23
about today saying it's not on
the table
2:55:25
I'm not looking at a tax cut
now we're
2:55:27
not needed we have a strong
economy
2:55:30
Oh old I want to play it again
after
2:55:34
floating the idea of a tax cut
Tuesday
2:55:36
payroll tax is something that
we think
2:55:38
about today saying it's not on
the table
2:55:40
I'm not looking at a tax cut
now we're
2:55:43
not needed we have a strong
economy
2:55:46
where we're in there does he
float the
2:55:49
idea he says he's looking at
we're
2:55:51
looking at tax cuz we're
looking at
2:55:53
Attica that's a float float to
be
2:55:56
specific he says tax payroll
taxes is
2:56:01
something we think about you
know who
2:56:02
doesn't you get payroll tax you
think
2:56:04
about it thinking about
something but
2:56:07
the same as floating an idea he
2:56:10
specifically says yeah we think
about
2:56:12
nannies ready contradicted
himself
2:56:14
we never contradicted him Suze
never
2:56:16
said the fourteen ever the first
2:56:17
assertion was a false assertion
this is
2:56:20
what NBC does constantly this
is what
2:56:25
they do you're officially on
the Trump
2:56:37
defense force anybody I know
2:56:42
I'm just condemning NBC's for
reporting
2:56:46
your reporting is bigoted
biased you
2:56:50
have biased and slanted it's
it's
2:56:52
terrible it's really is
terrible it is
2:56:55
it is the best part of all
those clips
2:57:00
that you played for me
personally was
2:57:01
the end of show I so I am the
chosen one
2:57:03
[Music]
2:57:05
just can't get enough of that
in fact
2:57:09
that was pretty funny cuz they
condemn
2:57:11
everybody all the networks all
oh he
2:57:13
thinks he's God now yes if you
watch the
2:57:17
video Trump out on the lawn and
he he's
2:57:21
he's mocking the whole idea and
he turns
2:57:24
to the left and looks up in the
sky and
2:57:26
throws his arms out and says I
am the
2:57:28
chosen when is a joke what he
should do
2:57:31
nobody takes what he should do
he's done
2:57:35
he's already done I am the
chosen one he
2:57:41
tweeted a quote from the rabbi
who said
2:57:45
he's king of the Jews so of
course now
2:57:47
Trump says he's king of the
Jews he way
2:57:49
should do now is I am the God of
2:57:53
hellfire now that would be
great that
2:57:57
would be well we we went way
over time
2:58:00
the affiliates are pissed but
that means
2:58:02
we have some good stuff to
carry over to
2:58:05
Sunday the second Thursday show
of the
2:58:07
week and we look forward to
seeing
2:58:10
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2:58:11
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2:58:13
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2:58:17
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2:58:21
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2:58:26
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2:58:29
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2:58:32
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song
2:58:38
about Al Gore great song
looking forward
2:58:45
to that coming up on no agenda
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2:58:47
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with Adam
2:58:50
Curry the facts and fallacies
enjoy that
2:58:53
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2:59:02
and from northern Silicon
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2:59:04
it's still balmy I'm John C
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2:59:06
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2:59:11
then adios mofos
2:59:13
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2:59:21
wait.you science over fiction
over facts
2:59:26
of course are all over the
place right
2:59:27
it major chain restaurants and a
2:59:29
thousands of grocery stores
across Wow
2:59:32
hopefully we learned what was
going on I
2:59:36
have all the answers I've been
sitting
2:59:39
on them waiting for America to
get there
2:59:42
I know that people love to
embrace
2:59:45
conspiracy theory I let me let
me give
2:59:49
it to you in a nutshell in a
very
2:59:51
strange way by a weird fluke of
history
2:59:53
I ended up in the center not
impacted by
3:00:01
who advertises on my show I
don't know
3:00:03
who advertises on my show
spokesperson
3:00:09
calling the tweet ridiculous
and of
3:00:11
course not true just look out
the window
3:00:14
at what's going on if you were
writing a
3:00:15
thriller you wouldn't put in
anything
3:00:17
this obvious way he just gets
whacked
3:00:19
before they fold the truck
sharing an
3:00:22
unfounded conspiracy theory
speculating
3:00:24
I think is determined for after
years
3:00:26
and years to find out what the
truth is
3:00:27
but I think that that the truth
is at
3:00:31
its core probably something if
my
3:00:36
company hadn't been successful
we
3:00:38
wouldn't be here today so
enough with
3:00:40
this so is it healthy probably
not I say
3:00:44
this miss trains on a roll off
the ball
3:00:47
most modern most beautiful most
3:00:49
thrilling to ride is the
California
3:00:51
Zephyr mm-hmm sorry mmm sorry
mmm
3:01:00
sorry mm I got a topper oh yeah
3:01:04
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3:01:34
wait for it wasn't that bad I
think we
3:02:03
could there goes this effort
3:02:05
[Music]
3:02:17
tells lies God tells lies he
needs to
3:02:25
lie the times he lies about
climate
3:02:30
change opposes false accounts
he feels
3:02:33
good
3:02:39
every day global warm with snow
still
3:02:55
falling down
3:02:57
Freeza stop pupas it it's the
blind
3:03:02
[Music]
3:03:10
the debate now is about the
best ways to
3:03:13
move as fast as we can to solve
this
3:03:16
crisis yep we all know that
best way is
3:03:19
to pay Al Gore now he lies we
need the
3:03:24
money tree
3:03:26
97% of scientists recruit
scaring kids
3:03:30
you know they're too blind
telling all
3:03:35
of them
3:03:49
Oh
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3:04:08
mofo Dvorak org slash and a I
am the
3:04:13
chosen one