0:02
Adam curry this is no agenda in
the
0:21
morning everybody
0:22
I'm Adam curry and from
northern Silicon
0:24
Valley where we're getting
ready but not
0:26
for sealed indictments
hurricane durian
0:28
or helicopters on Mars we're
getting
0:31
ready for Greta mania I'm Josie
Devore a
0:38
professional man I just that
was so
0:40
slick greta mania Microsoft
morning
0:46
screw Greta what happened oh
man it was
0:54
a big Windows Update and I
always get up
0:56
at 5:30 on show days and I did
it last
0:58
night yeah you were some more
tonight
1:00
usually I just like if there's
gonna be
1:02
an update you know 5:30 a.m. is
okay if
1:05
it takes 30 minutes 45 minutes
and have
1:08
to reboot everything just to
make sure
1:09
it all works and then it reset
drivers
1:12
it turned my screen to dark
mode I've no
1:15
idea why yeah drivers were set
to the
1:18
wrong bitrate
1:19
just look I don't know why did
that yeah
1:23
I had that thing turned me into
dark
1:24
mode one side of the blue on
him update
1:26
I can't figure out why yeah but
I never
1:29
had a bunch of drivers reset
maybe
1:31
because you have all kinds of
weird
1:33
drivers that why would any of
them yeah
1:35
I shouldn't it just leave it
the way it
1:37
is maybe the updated a driver
that's
1:39
possible you see them Windows
10 updates
1:43
shouldn't be updating drivers
randomly
1:45
well who the hell knows that's
the one
1:49
thing I did appreciate about the
1:50
Macintosh
1:51
if it was broken it was just
broken for
1:53
a long time
1:55
there's no no quick little fix
on
1:57
Tuesday just busted you know I
just
2:00
these things anyway we're on
the air
2:04
everywhere
2:05
yes greta mania she made it
didn't she
2:08
oh man I was stunned and then
she
2:12
she came I guess she came out
the other
2:14
end okay now she's stuck over
here and
2:16
it's gonna be Greta mania you
watch
2:18
gonna be like the Beatles is
she gonna
2:20
do a ticker-tape parade through
New York
2:21
she might I do have an NBC a
soon Berg
2:25
report if you want to play that
a
2:27
teenage climate activists whose
passion
2:29
for the planet has attracted
global
2:31
attention arrived in New York
City today
2:33
the young environmentalist
chose to
2:34
travel on a zero emissions
yacht and she
2:37
invited fans to share the
journey here's
2:40
Kelly Kobe a tonight climate
activists
2:43
Bredesen Burke is back on dry
land after
2:46
15 days at sea the 16-year old
Swedish
2:52
student who started a global
youth
2:54
movement when she went on
strike from
2:56
school last year that sailed
from
2:58
England
2:59
August 14th for New York and
the United
3:02
Nations climate conference
taking a boat
3:04
she said because flying is
terrible for
3:07
the planet so I think this will
be fun
3:09
sharing her maiden voyage with
her two
3:11
million social media followers
tweeting
3:14
it's like camping on a roller
coaster
3:15
and on day eight you really
lose sense
3:19
of time but one day stood out
highway
3:24
that bad weather making them
just one
3:27
day late two weeks to stare at
the ocean
3:36
and think about the planet kelly
3:39
cobiella NBC News yeah yeah
well I hand
3:43
it to her I'm impressed that's
that was
3:45
no no small feat for a child I
probably
3:49
would have turned it down myself
3:50
yes that's okay guys unless
you're a
3:52
sailor and you really like you
want to
3:54
give it a shot on something
really in a
3:56
very high-end boat but now one
of those
3:59
guys now this is a whole United
Nations
4:01
deal and of course they're
flying the
4:03
crew back she getting bad
that's still
4:07
unclear she got a single hand
the boat
4:10
back it's gonna do we mean the
flying
4:11
the crew both gonna do I don't
know
4:13
maybe we get to keep her that
would be
4:17
nice so you know that here on
the no
4:19
agenda show were not big fans
of abusing
4:22
children for climate for green
New Deal
4:25
climate
4:26
hysteria but she seemed to be
into it so
4:30
okay let's find that Canadia
has a
4:32
Canada has a new campaign where
they're
4:38
really abusing kids and this is
the
4:40
eighteen to eight campaign have
you
4:42
heard of this yeah well the
eighteen to
4:46
eight ten to eight yeah so they
feel
4:48
that eighteen know the voting
age in
4:51
Canada Naevia is eighteen and I
want to
4:54
change it to eight yes they do
and
4:56
here's why excuse me do you
guys have a
5:04
moment to talk about climate
change we
5:05
pulled kids across Canada and
asked them
5:07
to rank election issues in
order of
5:09
priority 74% ranked climate
changes that
5:13
issue most important to them
climate
5:15
scientists are now saying the
only of
5:16
twelve years left asked if you
want to
5:18
avoid catastrophic damage
that's why
5:21
we're lobbying the federal
government to
5:23
lower the voting age from
eighteen to
5:25
eight
5:31
the future
5:35
[Music]
5:38
and if we were
5:44
[Music]
5:46
you're alive
5:48
I can't
5:54
these kids are not here let the
kids
6:00
vote let kids vote the last
voice at the
6:08
end was mr. Miyagi
6:10
they even got him in he's a
hundred
6:12
years old now from Karate Kid
yeah the
6:20
kids again terrorizing kids
there's also
6:26
any of the kids were seeing it
that was
6:28
pretty good
6:29
yeah that is actually a good
one was
6:36
[Music]
6:40
thats your chance
6:42
twelve years left we're all
gonna die
6:45
but it's okay because this what
happened
6:48
less frequently in our future
this is
6:50
going to go away it's going to
become
6:53
less of an issue you know why
that's why
6:58
well no no no it's the children
will no
7:01
longer be making children we
have to
7:03
reduce said so herself on her
live
7:09
Instagram I think about the
kind of
7:11
family that I want a plan and
I've
7:13
already known my entire life
that one
7:15
day I'd love to adopt children
but even
7:21
now you know when you put
climate change
7:23
on top of that I know that I
want to you
7:25
know perhaps have one less
child and I
7:29
thought I would maybe have it
if I can
7:32
even have a child biologically
I don't
7:33
know right and and you know I
think
7:42
having a mixed family is part
of my
7:46
personal
7:48
planning but it's really hard
and I
7:51
don't think sometimes that older
7:52
generations really understand
how much
7:56
we're taking this into account
who
8:00
didn't want to account that
they don't
8:03
want to have children's less
children's
8:05
and the way she says it she
says I don't
8:09
think down to older generations
know how
8:11
much they walk did she say it's
part of
8:17
my personal so she says she
once have a
8:20
mixed family with one less than
she
8:22
would have planned as part of
her
8:24
planning but it's really hard
and I
8:26
don't think sometimes that older
8:28
generations really understand
how much
8:32
we're taking this into account
oh no we
8:35
do you're terrorizing the
younger
8:38
generation night we're very
cognizant of
8:40
what's going on thank you very
much a
8:43
gist we know what's happening
just prick
8:48
what's happening what what we
don't talk
8:51
about is that Michael Mann the
premier
8:55
climate scientist who first
handed the
9:00
hockey stick graph to Al Gore
lost James
9:04
Hansen who handed the hockey
stick no is
9:06
it not was Michael Mann okay
and he just
9:11
lost the court battle has to
pay court K
9:13
court costs and lawyer costs
because he
9:16
refused to produce the
underlying data
9:19
in court
9:21
of his assertions oh he's got
nothing
9:25
well he refused to show it why
if it's
9:29
so powerful yeah so he just
made it up
9:33
yeah well it was the actual oh
this will
9:38
be good this will be swept
under the rug
9:40
well there's a bunch of reports
about
9:42
this now this was the hockey
stick trend
9:45
that was featured in the third
IPCC
9:49
assessment report that came out
in 2001
9:52
that is what Al Gore used and
what was
9:56
the oh yeah so the court and
British
9:58
Columbia dismissed his lawsuit
because
10:01
he was suing you know for
slander or
10:03
whatever because many dr. ball
I think
10:08
said is bullshit you don't have
it's not
10:10
true and they dismissed the
lawsuit with
10:13
prejudice which I think me in
this case
10:16
means it was so stupid you
brought this
10:19
to the court and it's the are to
10:23
regression analysis which
underlies his
10:26
graph he refused to produce the
10:28
documents was ordered to
produce them by
10:30
the court given a deadline
refused to
10:34
produce them the court
dismissed the
10:35
case now will you hear that
anywhere on
10:38
mainstream media probably not
not with
10:41
Greta mania a good old Greta
luckily
10:49
though luckily though we do
what you
10:59
brought the analysis of this
Amazon
11:01
lungs of the world to the
previous show
11:04
which now you were saying knew
I saw
11:06
Newsweek time um the New York
Times they
11:11
didn't did they do any kind of
story on
11:15
this this hoax that I didn't
see it that
11:18
the Amazon is the lives of the
world's
11:20
well that world NatGeo had a
nice little
11:24
ditty on on the Amazon and you
know the
11:29
funny thing is Pamela Anderson
used to
11:31
be the lungs of the world
11:34
one single tree can produce
enough
11:37
oxygen to support two people
and the
11:39
Amazon rainforest is ten times
the size
11:42
of Texas producing 20 times
more oxygen
11:45
than all the people on the
surface of
11:48
the earth could consume but not
one
11:51
breath of it leaves the Amazon
there are
11:53
so many animals living in the
Amazon
11:55
basin that the life their uses
all that
11:59
oxygen for all these years I've
been
12:02
thinking the rainforest is the
lungs of
12:05
the planet now sure it makes a
lot of
12:07
oxygen but it uses it all no
that's
12:11
another interesting little
factoid it
12:13
never really leaves the Amazon
it's not
12:17
it's like and I don't I think I
12:21
mentioned this after the show
and you
12:22
said you didn't say it on the
show I
12:23
thought I did but I'll say it
I'll say
12:24
it now which when I was a kid
that's
12:27
what we were taught we were
taught that
12:30
the Amazon is the you know get
produces
12:32
all this oxygen and it's like
very
12:35
crucial that it remain intact
yes I
12:37
think I learned similar yeah
this
12:41
reminds me of the International
12:45
Geophysical Year which I
believe was
12:47
1957 and was recorded by Steely
Dan then
12:52
before it before the
International
12:55
geophysics year everybody would
in the
12:58
schools would teach that it's
just a
13:00
coincidence that if you look at
a globe
13:04
that South America kind of fits
into
13:07
Africa like out like a couple
of jigsaw
13:09
puzzle keys oh yeah I always
heard that
13:12
no no no you think that fits
now no no
13:19
yeah then the International
Geophysical
13:21
Year appeared and they
determined big
13:23
that's when they discovered
tectonic
13:25
plates and that realized that
yes it was
13:28
once one giant landmass and
then it
13:31
moved away very slowly but it
did fit
13:33
which was the which was the
first thing
13:36
you'd see when you looked at a
globe
13:38
logically it looked like some
it fits
13:41
and they're trying to deny that
the
13:42
obvious 'ti of it why were they
denying
13:44
it and when now it's it's
13:46
generally accepted as true
baffling it
13:50
just became some sort of a
standard you
13:53
know somebody I have no idea hmm
13:56
think they didn't want to
believe it I
13:57
guess it was like now that can't
13:59
possibly be true because that
means it
14:01
would be one giant landmass and
we have
14:03
no evidence of such a thing
well this is
14:06
such a convoluted topic that the
14:10
Democratic National Committee
voted
14:16
against a presidential climate
debate
14:20
amongst the candidates the
delegates
14:23
voted two hundred and
twenty-two to 137
14:25
against allowing candidates to
14:27
participate in the debate
dedicated to
14:29
the topic after a heated floor
fight
14:32
interrupted by protesters
chanting we
14:35
can't wait and failure of
leadership
14:37
which are not good chance by
the way but
14:40
okay this was quite quite lame
so they
14:46
decided no we're not gonna have
a debate
14:48
just about climate change CNN
14:50
immediately turns around second
hmm if
14:53
you're gonna address this which
we have
14:55
addressed in the past this has
been
14:56
going on for a while but what
what would
15:00
be the debate they're all on
the same
15:02
side well I completely agree
with the
15:06
leadership actually that it's
it would
15:08
be suicide for them to have a
debate
15:10
because no one has answers it's
all
15:12
conflicting you can you're
right they're
15:15
all on the same side it would
just come
15:17
down to how much money I don't
know it
15:20
would be it would be hilarious
to watch
15:22
and great for our show it would
have
15:24
been fabulous so instead they
someone
15:28
co-opted CNN and they announced
an
15:32
unprecedented top primetime
event
15:36
they're going to do seven hours
of Town
15:39
Hall's back to back live from
New York
15:43
on Wednesday taking audience
questions
15:47
oh yeah so we start at 5:00
p.m. with
15:51
Julian Castro followed by
Andrew yang at
15:54
5:40 Oh there's different
interviewers
15:57
to hold on this is great
15:58
so wolf blitzer oh right
16:01
wait I should mention this
because yeah
16:05
this is a little a dimension to
what
16:06
you're doing here when this
first began
16:09
which was before the first
debate they
16:10
said anybody who takes part in
something
16:12
like this will be kicked off
the debate
16:14
stage period I don't know if you
16:16
remember that I do well these
guys that
16:19
you're starting to mention
already I
16:21
don't know maybe it's gonna be
changed
16:22
if you keep reading names
they're
16:25
already off because the
Democratic Party
16:27
decided no we're gonna do one
debate now
16:29
it's not gonna be twenty people
and
16:31
they've already exercising
numerous
16:34
people from the stage oh well
so that
16:38
sounds like these guys are two
of the
16:40
guys well we're only gonna have
one to
16:43
ten and but this lineup is very
16:47
interesting again it starts at
5:00 p.m.
16:50
Eastern Time and it ends at
year-round
16:54
midnight Eastern Time so if you
were to
16:57
take this rundown and you
flipped it to
16:59
the left you would have the
people on
17:02
the Left start and the people
on the
17:04
right end and of course the
important
17:06
people in primetime will be
right in the
17:09
middle so we start off with
Castro
17:11
interviewed by Blitzer at 5:00
p.m. then
17:13
Andrew yang at 5:40 then Kamala
Harris
17:17
at 6:20 p.m. interviewed by
Erin Burnett
17:21
then we get Amy Klobuchar I
can't
17:24
believe she's still around
17:25
she'll be at 7:00 of course
vice former
17:28
vice president joe biden
17:29
will be interviewed by pooper
at 8 p.m.
17:32
followed by bernie also by
pooper at
17:35
8:40 p.m. then elizabeth warren
17:37
interviewed by chris cuomo
17:40
what a bum rap that is at 9:20
followed
17:45
by mayor pete at 10:00 p.m.
17:49
and Don Lemon will interview
Beto
17:52
O'Rourke at 10:40 p.m. sayanora
Beto and
17:56
Cory Booker at 11:20 p.m. he
barely is
18:00
barely on the same day so it
looks like
18:05
Joe and we this is gonna be
five hours
18:08
or how many hours it is
18:11
seven seven hours and know of
an hour
18:13
and of one Laur
18:14
one hour long interviews with
the
18:16
various candidates about
climate change
18:18
it looks like it's 40 minutes
each time
18:21
well there be ads in there have
you ad
18:25
free is it I think it will
break for ads
18:28
it after each block I think I
don't know
18:31
they have not mentioned this
I'm not
18:33
looking at a at the spot card
the rate
18:36
card um this is a disaster
18:40
and notice Tulsi is not on the
list the
18:43
nor is Marianne Marianne
Williamson yeah
18:48
both the probably more
interesting than
18:51
all of them combined if you're
making a
18:53
show it sure would be and if
you want
18:55
some different noise definitely
told
18:59
actually Tulsi and Marianne
Williamson
19:01
Ruby - they get they get
ratings these
19:04
other people nobody wants to
listen to
19:05
any of them no you're right
blather on
19:09
any burn you'll probably get
some
19:10
numbers but who else is gonna
get
19:13
numbers this is like a ratings
nightmare
19:16
I can't believe we got to look
at the
19:17
overnights on that when this
happens
19:18
because it's gonna be it's a
joke yeah I
19:21
mean who wants to watch
anything for
19:23
seven hours on a Wednesday
isn't there
19:27
any is or something on
Wednesdays
19:29
Tuesday it's gotta be something
up
19:32
there's a bunch of like FBI and
I think
19:34
somebody's up these might be on
19:35
Wednesday SEAL team I know is
but
19:41
there's really actually not a
lot of
19:42
good programming on Wednesday
so buddy
19:44
but but still well you know
last night I
19:47
was surfing around and it's
like boom
19:50
the new Beverly Hills 90210
they brought
19:54
it back so I likes clickety
click I'm
19:55
like yeah let's watch this
within 7
19:58
seconds the keeper goes I can't
watch
20:01
this go bad ok I'll just turn
it off
20:07
speaking of television the
Video Music
20:11
Awards I don't know if you had
a chance
20:13
to see them once again MTV
rolling out
20:15
the Illuminati fest that it
usually is
20:18
and the alumnus in fact you one
of the
20:25
first VJs and very popular in
the in
20:29
your era yes and no so you were
invited
20:31
to do it like a retrospective
no there
20:34
was this little thing where I
quit and
20:37
took mtv.com with me that they
still
20:40
kind of hate me no but but they
don't
20:43
just hate me in 1989 I was
asked what it
20:50
was demanded of me that I gave
Michael
20:52
Jackson the video Vanguard
20:56
Music Award which was an award
the music
20:59
video would which had which had
not
21:00
existed prior to that and it
was a real
21:04
hassle because had to be done
LA and
21:06
there's a whole bunch of and I
really
21:07
didn't want to go but I had some
21:09
personal stuff and anyway they
they
21:11
worked it out and so I go there
and it's
21:13
a famous video of me with Tom
Freston
21:15
and Michael Jackson standing on
an Apple
21:18
crate so he's the guy 6 was 6
feet tall
21:20
he was half a foot taller than
me but it
21:26
very specifically the award was
from
21:29
then on always to be named the
Michael
21:31
Jackson video Vanguard Award
and began
21:35
probably because of the movie
the
21:37
documentary they decided to
just drop
21:40
that they would not say it it
was not in
21:43
any announcement it was not an
in any of
21:46
the voiceovers it was only the
video and
21:48
it went - what's her name Missy
Missy
21:56
Elliott and who deserved it but
she look
22:01
she was nice she actually said
you know
22:03
I want to thank Michael Jackson
but it
22:06
was so lame of MTV I mean that
was a
22:08
deal then and it was part of an
actual
22:11
contract that it be named after
him
22:14
because they wanted him to
perform on
22:15
the awards that year so they
broke their
22:18
contract down kid I don't but
anyone
22:19
cares
22:21
um so that was severely
disappointing
22:24
but man this the stage was in
triangles
22:28
there was all oh yeah I was
everywhere
22:31
and then they brought out the
high
22:32
priests of the Illuminati John
Travolta
22:36
and Queen Latifah's Raisa no
both at
22:39
least kind of gay and in the
Hollywood
22:44
weirdness though I just oh
there they
22:47
are there the high priests come
on in
22:49
and then they showed a Doritos
22:50
commercial where they didn't
show the
22:52
actual chip which is not that
commercial
22:55
yeah the commercial it's all
about the
22:56
triangle and they flashed the
all-seeing
22:59
eye I'm sure it's funny but but
the
23:02
thing that really got me is in
one
23:04
commercial block I saw an ad
for the
23:07
clear blue pregnancy test
followed by
23:12
teen moms - you can't make it
any
23:16
crazier have you ever seen teen
moms no
23:21
it's the saddest show you've
ever seen
23:24
and then the and and that comes
right
23:28
after a pregnancy test
23:29
Edie this they're going crazy
over there
23:36
well everything was sponsored
oh here's
23:42
the Jonas Brothers with their
Toyota ad
23:44
it's you could see the meeting
yeah what
23:47
can we do man we could Jonas
Brothers
23:48
there we can get him do some
photo for
23:50
the brand let me think
23:51
I know ultimate road trip
playlist from
23:55
the Jonas Brothers great idea
I'll run
23:58
it by management infantile
gnarly it's
24:04
what it is sometimes why don't
we break
24:09
sit we had a little bit of
action fine
24:15
well let's catch people up yes
I think
24:19
maybe this one clip will catch
people up
24:20
which is that the Queen has
agreed what
24:24
happened was Boris Johnson
decided that
24:26
he went he wanted to do this is
called
24:28
prorogue yes shut down what is
the what
24:32
is the etymology of pro-roh
24:34
is the word rogue a part of
that I don't
24:37
know Provo look it up if you
can find
24:40
look up entomology at prorogue
I think
24:41
it's uh just some old term that
had
24:44
referred to a shutdown but the
idea is
24:48
that we're coming up on heart
on brexit
24:54
in october end of october so
we're gonna
24:57
do is around September 15 shut
down
25:00
Parliament and leave it shut
down until
25:04
we just have a hard hard brush
well two
25:06
weeks before two weeks before
well yeah
25:10
actually the two weeks before
should be
25:12
time enough but probably won't
be two
25:15
weeks before be it just enough
time to
25:16
extend it might well it's my
debt none
25:20
yeah I have some thoughts but
let's do
25:21
your stuff yeah we have some
thoughts
25:23
well let's see if I got a Devon
number
25:25
comes mostly from people
moaning but
25:27
let's just the NBC and their
brexit
25:30
reports tonight the UK may be
on the
25:32
brink of a constitutional
crisis the
25:34
Queen has approved Prime
Minister Boris
25:36
Johnson's plan to suspend
Parliament
25:39
from early September to
mid-october the
25:41
surprise move blasted by
opposition
25:43
lawmakers one calling it a coup
they now
25:46
have less time to debate
Johnson's plan
25:48
for a brexit divorce from the
European
25:50
Union by the October 31st
deadline so
25:53
there were some fake news that
kind of
25:55
went along with this as your
people were
25:57
immediately saying oh this is a
hijack
26:00
and this is not uncle Scoob
26:03
hashtag coup Boris Johnson's
coup but
26:07
it's not uncommon for in fact
it's quite
26:11
normal for Parliament to shut
down just
26:13
before the Queen's Speech which
is kind
26:15
of the State of the Union only
it was
26:17
and by the way prorogue means
basically
26:21
prolong I looked it up that's
the that's
26:24
the etymology of it and so it's
longer
26:28
than it typically is and what
you just
26:33
heard at the beginning of that
report
26:34
that let me just play this
beginning
26:36
here tonight the UK may be on
the brink
26:38
of a constitutional crisis so
about that
26:41
constitutional crisis here is a
channel
26:44
for UK
26:46
the reporter standing of course
on the
26:49
grassy knoll there in front of
26:50
Parliament listen what he says
Rex the
26:52
crisis is that entering
uncharted waters
26:54
even file flexible unwritten
26:56
Constitution it just took the
Queen to
26:59
give her consent and it was done
27:00
Parliament will be paroled or
suspended
27:03
flexible unwritten Constitution
this is
27:10
not in their constitution they
don't
27:12
have a constitution we've got a
Magna
27:13
Carta so this is way back to
this
27:16
constitutionality is bullcrap I
think
27:21
that was put in that the phrase
27:23
constitutional crisis because of
27:26
something Americans can
understand okay
27:28
and it's some Brits can
understand too
27:30
because they think that Trump
is trying
27:32
to take over the place yeah
focus
27:37
blather bogus blather yes there
you go
27:40
do you have analysis of this I
have a
27:43
couple of guys on the street
moaning and
27:45
groaning some what's that my
famous
27:47
people and this is off this
little
27:49
network his little online
network called
27:52
Joe which is in the UK and it
is seems
27:56
to be a pro EU mechanism of
some sort
28:03
and this you know they every
time they
28:05
have anything so much waving
the hell
28:07
with the British flag we're
waving the
28:09
EU flag but let's listen to
this one
28:11
this is a guy who's a who's a
baron a
28:15
parent Adonis
28:17
used to be a member of
parliament wait a
28:19
minute that sounds like a no
agenda
28:20
Baron name he's there with his
pal he's
28:27
no Adonis I might add but he's
there
28:29
with his pal in there bitching
and
28:30
moaning to do to the man on the
street
28:32
report on the network Joe and
it breaks
28:35
it means no deal you know not
enough
28:38
medical supplies to the country
28:39
shortages of food people not
being as
28:41
getting an out of the country
then it
28:43
definitely needs to be either an
28:44
election or a friend of that
it's a huge
28:47
pity this has happened because
nobody
28:49
wants to queen dragged into
politics she
28:51
has to follow the advice of the
28:52
government but to be pierogi in
polymer
28:54
which prevents Parliament for
meeting at
28:56
all for five weeks during a
national
28:58
crisis is quite a
28:59
acceptable Hilary and I have
been in
29:01
Parliament a long time we've
been
29:02
ministers no way with the
governments of
29:05
which we were a party of
thought of
29:06
offering advice like this to
the Queen
29:07
and it's keep creating a deep
29:09
constitutional crisis which i
think is
29:12
only good to be resolved by
Boris
29:14
Johnson backing down and
allowing more
29:16
time for our Parliament to
debate these
29:17
crucial matters the referendum
campaign
29:19
much was made of taking back
control do
29:21
you think many people realize
that meant
29:22
taking back control for the
executive or
29:25
no one thought that because
remember all
29:26
the people were in favor of
brexit now
29:27
told us there'll be a deal you
know
29:29
indeed remember Faraj said that
Norway
29:31
was a great place to be well
Norway is a
29:33
much more elaborate deal than
even the
29:35
one that resume negotiated this
is
29:38
Norway nonsense yeah everyone's
scared
29:45
to death and that's why they're
29:47
promoting the second referendum
of
29:48
course I mean they're gonna
keep doing
29:49
that now this other guy is
actually more
29:51
interesting and this is the
clip Paul
29:53
Masson this guy was a BBC
economics
29:57
correspondent this shows you
the kind of
29:59
nature of the BBC being a
stooge for the
30:03
EU and the guy heads up
something called
30:05
Europe now or something like
that some
30:07
organization which is promoting
you know
30:10
Europe taking over the world
30:12
aka Germany and he's comes on
and he's
30:16
worse than this other guy he's
a and
30:18
again he's an ex BBC
correspondent he
30:22
was an economics the he could
the
30:24
economics guy and he just goes
he just
30:27
goes off think his lack of a
popular
30:29
mandate makes the decision to
Prague
30:31
even more suspect it's not even
suspect
30:33
it's so clearly programmed as
soon as
30:36
the MP said we're going to
unite to stop
30:38
you he's pulling the plug on
part of him
30:39
it's it's a plan whose plan is
it it's
30:42
the plan of the elite it's the
plan of
30:44
the billionaires behind Trump
the dark
30:46
money behind Nigel Faraj it's a
plan
30:48
it's being executed and you
know I know
30:50
make people just don't would
rather be
30:52
doing something else so what I
yeah it's
30:55
still somewhere in my head but
it's at
30:57
times like this that your
democracy can
30:59
be stolen from under your nose
31:01
Trump waded in today what's your
31:03
response to him saying that
Jeremy Trump
31:04
is my response fuck Trump
31:07
for Trump full stop exclamation
mark and
31:09
align the guy doesn't understand
31:11
democracy you know what what
right is
31:14
heated to dictate the outcome
of a
31:16
British political crisis but of
course
31:18
that's what it is but the whole
design
31:20
this is for me by the way this
is no
31:22
longer about brexit with or
without rex
31:25
it leave all remain the issue
is are we
31:27
going to become a colony of
trumps
31:29
America and lose our democracy
yeah
31:37
since he was mentioned in the
clip
31:39
I have Nigel Farage who of
course is
31:42
part of these billionaires and
the money
31:44
billionaires behind him black
money well
31:47
he says something very different
31:50
well here's the big dilemma you
know how
31:52
do we leave the European Union
on the
31:53
31st of October do we leave
with a clean
31:56
break back set or do we leave
with the
31:59
withdrawal agreement that mrs.
may put
32:02
to Parliament three times and
the three
32:04
times rejected and here's my
concern
32:06
much as I think Boris has
brought great
32:08
optimism and energy that the
job things
32:11
the president from who
identified it
32:14
looks like he wants to go for
an amended
32:17
form of that withdrawal
agreement and
32:20
that would still leave us very
tied to
32:22
he rules and would mean we
could not do
32:25
a trade deal with the USA for
several
32:27
years to come so I'm what I'm
doing as
32:29
leader of the brexit party is
putting as
32:31
much pressure as I can on Boris
because
32:33
they come on we spent over
three years
32:35
waiting to do this let's just
get out
32:38
with a clean break brexit and
get on
32:40
with our lives
32:40
I actually had two clips if you
know my
32:43
I'll just play this about the
same
32:44
length where he actually talks
about the
32:46
billionaires before you play it
the term
32:54
clean break brexit mm-hmm it's
really a
32:58
good term instead of hard
brexit clean
33:02
breath much regular me kind of
read they
33:06
should change the nomenclature
I think
33:08
clean break is very positive it
sounds
33:11
very positive sounds good well
that's
33:13
what you want in a relationship
you know
33:15
we just we had a clean break
yeah
33:17
what was the under hard break
33:20
difficult hard it's meant to
sound
33:23
difficult I'm sure someone
labored over
33:26
that term yes and they should
change it
33:28
to clean break if they're
brexit ears
33:30
let's talk about what'll happen
after
33:31
the break
33:32
I spent 20 years working in
financial
33:34
markets before getting involved
in
33:36
politics and very often you get
33:38
short-term hysteria in markets
and it's
33:41
always the old thing isn't it
you know
33:43
sell the rumor by the fact and
I think
33:45
frankly I think frankly once
the UK is
33:48
less the European Union if
you're in a
33:50
clean way
33:50
I think foreign direct
investment will
33:53
flood into the United Kingdom
because
33:55
we'll be free of Greece and
Italy and
33:59
all these economies that are
doing so
34:01
badly and the arguments against
leaving
34:03
are those from the status quo
those from
34:06
the big firms who were doing
very well
34:08
thank you you know and life's
always
34:10
like that you always get the
bigger the
34:12
rich one no change actually the
time has
34:16
come not just economically to
change but
34:18
democratically why should my
country be
34:21
run by unelected bureaucrats in
Brussels
34:24
I want to be free okay he wants
to be
34:28
free I want to be free I want
to break
34:31
free yeah well I don't think
it's gonna
34:36
happen by October 31st what do
you it's
34:39
not gonna slice Tomatoes yeah
it's not
34:42
gonna happen it's not gonna get
and
34:46
they've put it off and put it
off and
34:48
put it off and put it off I
mean I'd
34:50
like to see that mr. about time
we got
34:52
this off the table but they
just don't
34:55
want to do it they afraid well
you know
34:58
they're they're using the wrong
34:59
messaging and I think that if
you really
35:02
don't want this to happen if
you or
35:04
let's just say you don't want a
clean
35:06
break or a No Deal brexit you
know this
35:11
it was on PBS when I was
actually was
35:13
written on PBS I wish I had to
clip it
35:15
would have been funnier all
across
35:19
Europe families and couples on
vacation
35:21
are seamlessly crossing borders
were
35:23
their beloved dog thanks to the
European
35:25
Union pet Passport skiing now
oh is the
35:29
No Deal brexit looms as a
possibility
35:32
for Britain
35:38
that's right yeah your pooch if
you want
35:42
to travel with your pooch when
you come
35:43
back it'll have to go into
six-month
35:45
quarantine I mean it's not
really
35:47
what'll happen in reality but
man what a
35:49
scary thing to use
35:51
they should be hyping that it's
great
35:54
what the Britta didn't the
British
35:56
always have restrictions on
bringing
35:58
dogs into the country well if
you recall
36:02
when we moved from New Jersey
back to
36:05
Europe we wanted to move to the
UK
36:08
directly but we couldn't
because we had
36:10
six pets three dogs three cats
thank you
36:13
very much and so we had to be
stayin and
36:16
what do you hate dogs we had to
stay in
36:18
an EU country for at least six
months
36:21
which was great because in the
36:23
Netherlands you know it was no
problem
36:25
and didn't you know we flew him
over we
36:28
actually flew him over on a
small plane
36:30
my buddies flew us over and the
next day
36:35
Defra I think they're called
were there
36:37
was six cages here we're here
to take
36:39
your animals away because you
didn't
36:40
declare them I said would
they've been
36:42
in a European country for it
yeah no no
36:44
you have to they have to be
chipped I
36:46
said but they are chipped well
you have
36:47
to have the paperwork and they
they came
36:51
back and they were ready to put
these
36:52
animals in the cages and I had
had
36:54
called actually was a doctor in
Belgium
36:57
and I told him falsified that
shit and
37:00
send it over by fax right away
and he
37:03
did thank goodness and so they
were able
37:06
to stay with them because they
all had
37:08
the chip but the passport
scheme will
37:12
fall apart just like the regular
37:13
passport scheme I guess I don't
know
37:15
we'll never see it cuz it's not
gonna
37:16
happen I don't see this
happening for
37:21
some reason I it just doesn't
feel like
37:24
it will ever take place well if
it does
37:27
the mark is gonna collapse we
all market
37:31
like the financial markets well
I think
37:33
it's gonna be temporary but I
think it's
37:34
gonna be like one of those
flash crests
37:36
crashes yeah cuz people go nuts
oh my
37:39
god did it actually happen what
are we
37:41
gonna do I don't know I can't
take a
37:43
chance get out of my stock so
I'm gonna
37:45
I'm sure that all the scenario
37:47
have been baked in and they're
ready to
37:48
pull triggers at any yeah no no
not only
37:51
they are baked in because I
think
37:53
everybody's get your attitude
it's not
37:55
gonna happen it's not gonna
happen I
37:58
gonna say it happening so or
they gonna
38:02
have a redo which is my I'm
still
38:04
sticking with the redo hmm and
do
38:07
another election I mean that's
what your
38:08
original thesis is yes yep
do-over
38:12
well that's not the thesis
that's the
38:13
European Way is a difference
the EU ages
38:17
beat you down so there's a
controversy
38:22
amongst Americans Americans and
this
38:26
well then to some degree I
think anyone
38:29
in another country can follow
along with
38:30
the controversy and this is the
Dave
38:33
Chappelle special on Netflix
which has
38:37
just been a phenomenal
spectacle to view
38:42
the feedback I mean I know you
saw it
38:45
because you posted about it on
on the
38:47
tweeters yeah and now Scott
Adams I
38:51
think you in relation to that
or maybe
38:53
you tagged him or something
this was not
38:55
I disagree that if Scott Adams
says one
38:58
out of three people have no
sense of
39:00
humor while that's Beck might
be true I
39:03
think that number is one out of
four
39:05
well while that might be true
this was a
39:08
dimensional problem and a big
one I in
39:11
fact I viewed it in mixed
dimension
39:14
company and it was very on it
was that's
39:18
great you had that opportunity
it was
39:19
very like I did too cuz I
watched it
39:22
with with Jays fiancé Nick and
he's a
39:25
molecular millennial did he
like it he
39:29
loved it okay
39:30
yeah well you didn't have a
good mix
39:32
then he's clearly not dimension
B I
39:34
didn't say age difference as I
said mix
39:37
dimensions and I think that's
where the
39:40
difference is and I thought it
was
39:44
fantastic
39:46
I laughed a quite a lot
watching it it's
39:51
and I'm not gonna deconstruct a
Dave
39:53
Chappelle but I do think there
was a
39:56
moment that was just so
beautiful in its
39:59
simplicity it was a great joke
and he
40:03
set it up really well by
completely
40:05
preparing you to such a degree
that the
40:08
audience actually just shouted
out their
40:12
bias well here I'll play this
for you
40:15
this is the the impressions
that I say I
40:18
feel kind of well he it kind of
got the
40:21
whole ball rolling where people
got mad
40:23
tonight I'm gonna do something
that I'm
40:25
not particularly good at but
that I like
40:27
to do do not even try some
impressions
40:30
out
40:33
[Applause]
40:38
I only got two
40:42
I the first impressions kind of
dumb but
40:44
I like it this this is my
impression he
40:46
ready this is my impression of
the
40:49
founding fathers of America
when the
40:53
Constitution was being written
you read
40:56
it
40:56
yeah it goes hurry up and
finish that
41:01
Constitution nigger I'm trying
to get
41:02
some sleep now
41:06
now that's brilliant to set
people up
41:09
into a racist mindset you know
I found
41:12
it to be extremely smart what
he did
41:14
followed by this
41:22
the next one
41:29
the next one's a little harder
I want to
41:32
see if you can guess who it is
I'm doing
41:34
an impression of alright let me
get into
41:36
character yeah guess who it is
though
41:38
okay here goes hey sir if you do
41:43
anything wrong in your life and
I find
41:46
out about it I'm gonna try to
take
41:48
everything away from you and I
don't
41:49
care what I find out it could
be today
41:51
tomorrow 15-20 years from now
if I find
41:54
out you're fucking finished
who's that
41:59
that's you that's where the
audience
42:06
sounds like to me
42:11
that's why I will be coming out
doing
42:13
comedy old fandom y'all niggas
is the
42:15
worst motherfuckers our identity
42:21
so it was so beautiful that and
I
42:24
isolated that one little bit in
the
42:25
middle where he says who do I
sound like
42:27
and you can hear multiple
people in the
42:29
audience know it's yeah there
was a
42:37
number of people the audience
is said
42:38
Trump but I think I think that
trick by
42:42
setting you into a complete
racial
42:43
mindset just thinking about oh
my god
42:45
those guys were so racist and
of course
42:49
you're thinking about
Constitution
42:50
you're thinking about
presidents that
42:52
he's put that into your mind
and he may
42:55
I think he made people think
that and it
42:58
worked and then he said no but
that's
43:00
you and I think that really was
a blow I
43:04
think that really hurt some
people's
43:07
feelings it's possible and uh
it was
43:11
definitely he too recently one
of the
43:13
things about that particular
but I've
43:15
watched a lot of Chappelle uh
and his
43:20
comedies always been
unstructured this
43:22
was an extremely structured act
it had
43:26
the beginning of Midland and it
had
43:28
callbacks right yeah yeah and
it was
43:33
structured way more than
anything I've
43:35
ever seen him do before which
is one of
43:37
the reasons I kind of liked it
and more
43:40
than usual I mean other
people's oh my
43:41
gosh yeah they're gross yeah I
mean a
43:43
lot of people grousing about it
but I
43:46
don't know got me off-guard
there were
43:51
two things that I think really
that
43:56
here's what I heard from the
mixed
43:59
dimension
44:00
he's transphobic everyone he's
transfer
44:04
he's just and he did and I'm so
proud of
44:06
this show how many years have
we been
44:09
talking about what he calls the
alphabet
44:11
people what we call LGBTQIA PPK
and that
44:17
they don't get along that it's
not a
44:18
community and so he took that
basic
44:21
premise and he turned it into I
thought
44:23
a very funny joke about driving
and
44:25
everybody in that in the
alphabet car
44:28
but you but the only thing not
the only
44:32
thing I've heard
44:33
and read consistently is he's
44:34
transphobic either transphobic
and
44:39
because he did he messed with
everybody
44:42
including his own wife but also
his own
44:44
celebrity and fame and his kids
I think
44:48
that and you you posted a link
to a
44:50
review where the the reviewer
seems
44:53
somewhat ups and the reviews
are just
44:54
you know crazy social justice
warrior
44:58
stuff this particular reviewer
was
45:01
rather obsessed with how much
money he
45:04
has or how much money he made
and and I
45:07
figured it out
45:07
it's because of his privilege
but it
45:12
doesn't compute to say well the
black
45:13
man has white privilege because
that's
45:16
basically what he has and so
that came
45:19
out in the washes he's rich he
was
45:24
unbelievable
45:25
forage did you know there was
twenty
45:28
minutes of bonus footage I
actually we
45:31
killed it after that so I have
to go
45:33
watch the bonus footage like in
the next
45:35
day or two so the show there
was 20
45:37
minutes of bonus footage which
was an
45:40
easter egg he had to let it
play all the
45:43
way out and then it wasn't it
looked
45:45
like it was ending if you
looked on the
45:49
timeline but then it flipped to
another
45:51
playlist item and that was this
20
45:53
minutes right after his the same
45:56
performance I think on Broadway
and he
45:59
sat down he talked to people
and he had
46:03
one story of how he was
prepping for the
46:07
for the comedy for this
particular show
46:09
and he was doing some smaller
gigs and
46:12
in one like 200 seat I think in
San
46:14
Francisco does one woman got
really
46:17
angry and one of his jokes and
then as
46:19
she's leaving says well I'm
sorry I got
46:21
raped you know she was really
really
46:23
upset and crying and it kind of
you know
46:26
it really put the whole place
in a
46:27
downer yes but the same show he
said it
46:30
was interesting that there was
a a trans
46:33
woman there and she was
laughing and
46:35
laughing and he thought I mean
I have
46:37
the clip of him saying it if
you want to
46:38
hear maybe he'll explain it
better
46:40
because there was something
really
46:41
beautiful that came out of that
which I
46:44
think he he would have been
better to
46:45
put it in this
46:46
special the same show there's a
trans
46:50
woman sitting in the audience
this is
46:52
true story this is like a few
weeks ago
46:54
I did six shows that weekend
this trans
46:57
woman came to four of them
calls herself
47:00
Daphne man this chick defens
and they're
47:03
cracking the fuck up and
everything I
47:07
said about everybody
47:09
it was amazing she was laughing
and it
47:10
was fun to watch your ass do
you tell
47:13
she was letting go with
something that
47:14
was heavy and she throw her
head back
47:16
and she smile with all the
teeth she was
47:18
having a great time and the
more fun she
47:21
had I felt bad because I knew I
had some
47:25
trans jokes on Logan
47:30
and I thought to myself maybe I
47:32
shouldn't say these jokes cuz
I'm like
47:33
fuck her evening up she's
having so much
47:36
fun but then I thought to
myself if I
47:38
can't say it in front of us
should I say
47:40
this shit at all so I let her
rip to my
47:47
surprise Daphne laughs harder
the trans
47:50
jokes than anybody in the room
in fact
47:52
everybody in the room would
look at her
47:54
to make sure was okay
48:01
so now I go out of the dressing
room and
48:04
and like you can see like all
the staff
48:06
is there like cleaning the club
up to
48:08
the audience at dawn and
sitting at the
48:10
bar by herself who's definitely
and
48:13
she's like hey come join me for
a drink
48:17
and I don't want to think that
I'm
48:18
transphobic another I guess I
could have
48:21
at least a drink and we get
some tequila
48:23
I was sitting there and she was
fucking
48:26
cool turns out the damn thing
she wants
48:28
to be a comedian she's asked me
for
48:30
advice and I told her advice to
all this
48:32
shit and then she says to me
she says
48:34
boy you sure do get a bad rep
for your
48:36
trans jokes I said definitely
thank you
48:39
but you don't have to say that
I hope I
48:41
didn't offend you she goes nah
oh no no
48:44
no she said in fact I read
about you in
48:46
the New York Times I said you
did she
48:50
said yeah she said I thought it
was
48:51
interesting that they blamed
you for our
48:53
Kelly they said you normalize
them for
48:56
telling jokes about her I know
yeah yeah
48:57
they said that she goes I
wonder why
48:59
they never said that she
normalized
49:01
transgenders by telling jokes
about us
49:07
and I've never thought about
that it's
49:10
never occurred to me and we
started
49:12
making out
49:17
and and that was I thought that
was
49:19
really a beautiful thing and I
bet it
49:22
happened just like that but
it's not I
49:24
don't see trans people up in
arms
49:26
yelling I see people who had
you just
49:29
can't find any other group that
that
49:31
they can call victims then
trans yeah
49:36
this is the classic identity
politics
49:41
right which I explained in an
essay that
49:42
was sent around a lot of people
like
49:44
that that was good was a very
good essay
49:48
you want to summarize or just
saying hey
49:51
people go read it well it's no
it's
49:53
actually really something you
need to
49:55
read because it stems from the
thought
49:57
that you've changed the kind of
a
50:00
Marxist concept of oppressed and
50:03
oppressor into various little
groups
50:07
where you always have a
someone's being
50:09
oppressed as someone's the
oppressor
50:11
where it where it boils down to
the the
50:14
white male cisgendered white
male is the
50:17
maximum oppressor he's
oppressing
50:19
everybody and he must be you
know dealt
50:23
with somehow by I don't know
how you do
50:25
anything about it but it's just
very
50:26
interesting okay yeah well
start there
50:31
he's horrible white males so
yeah and I
50:36
have to go watch that end the
bonus was
50:38
with some good stuff in there
some good
50:40
stuff yeah anyway back to this
thing you
50:44
were talking about which is
that you had
50:45
a dual audience who was in the
audience
50:47
that you were watching it with
you
50:48
watched it with with one of the
kids
50:51
mother-in-law yeah it's called
the
50:53
stepdaughter
50:55
stepdaughter yeah yeah she
didn't find
50:58
it funny how is how old is she
22 so
51:04
she's a younger she's cutting
in between
51:06
or she's a young she's a younger
51:08
millennial millennial yeah and
20 just
51:12
fine any humor in it uh no I
don't think
51:16
she thought it was very funny
and and
51:17
she said you know he's he comes
across
51:20
as very transphobic and yeah we
didn't
51:22
really have any conversation
about it
51:23
but yeah I was laughing and you
know I
51:27
didn't see any laughter and I
felt
51:29
you know it's like wow wow what
is that
51:32
and she has humor she's not a
humorless
51:35
person I just what what is what
has
51:37
happened and she hates black
men no I
51:41
think also no exposure too by
the way
51:43
the debt joke due which I just
said
51:45
takes the transgender
complaining to
51:49
another level yeah it's just
trying to
51:52
let that one go sorry you
weren't gonna
51:54
get away with it well the you
know but I
51:56
think that she may not have had
any
52:00
exposure to this type of urban
ish humor
52:05
not even urban just just blatant
52:08
in-your-face comedy which let's
be
52:11
honest has kind of been
impossible for
52:13
comics to do for the past what
five
52:15
years at least not a ten well
there you
52:18
go there so it's it's a complete
52:21
different differently formed
funny bone
52:25
and if you go and look into
that guy who
52:29
wrote that article and patch
who hated
52:32
the the act yeah he does
describe his
52:37
favorite comic which is a guy
from
52:39
Saturday Night Live who does
extremely
52:40
weird dry comedy see the shapes
comedy
52:43
interestingly I watched a
little bit of
52:47
that and I didn't find it that
funny I
52:50
didn't find it funny at all
there was
52:51
nothing so that's the
dimensionality
52:53
wide wide did he find that
super funny
52:57
and why did we just
non-threatening
53:00
humor for starters hmm so that
may have
53:04
something to do with it
53:06
it's very strange that
dimensionally I
53:10
you should find out whether your
53:11
stepdaughter likes that guy oh
good idea
53:17
that's a good idea
53:19
because it's interesting to
understand
53:21
the word at least deconstruct
and try
53:24
and see what the things are you
know
53:27
it's uh but I guess it right if
it boils
53:31
right down to it if dave
chappelle were
53:34
white this show would not be on
Netflix
53:36
ever in a million years I think
that's
53:40
the bottom line so it comes
down to
53:42
something
53:42
that's who I am that's why he
gets on
53:46
the stage is because he's
member of an
53:50
oppressed group you see yeah as
you said
53:53
you see I know I was using that
on
53:56
purpose
53:56
I would think I've seen other
acts that
54:00
are pretty pretty pretty boy
pretty out
54:03
there on Netflix okay well
anyway I find
54:10
it's interesting little that's
a second
54:12
is a new segment of the show
54:13
entertainment reviewing yes
54:15
enter interdimensional so
instead of
54:18
intersectionality we need
54:20
interdimensional 'ti we we
demand more
54:23
interdimensional 'ti in our
country was
54:29
definitely educational what the
Dave
54:34
Chappelle special was
educational no it
54:36
wasn't I think so hmm I didn't
clip it
54:40
but I was watching succession
on HBO is
54:46
that HTML yet you know the show
54:47
succession is that the one with
54:50
what's-his-name it's kind of
like a
54:53
Murdoch family and in the
figure the one
54:58
where the president got killed
in a no
55:01
no no no no this is no this is
a very
55:04
very good series I like it a
lot this is
55:06
the second season and it's it's
a family
55:09
it's it's modeled after the
Murdock's
55:12
and the what was the family
that used to
55:14
own the the New York Times
Seoul's
55:17
burgers yes yes and you know
they're
55:20
it's it's really deep it anyway
in that
55:23
show I heard the phrase pump
the brakes
55:26
and I was blood and that was
Sunday
55:28
right after you said it on the
show like
55:30
holy crap pump the brakes there
it is
55:34
first sighting in the wild well
you may
55:36
have just missed it before well
if
55:39
that's a lot of these things I
happen to
55:41
me and maybe it happens to
everybody but
55:43
we bring out of a phrase that
we find
55:46
offensive and then you said
well I never
55:48
heard that before when in fact
you've
55:49
heard it over and over again
you just
55:51
haven't noticed it
55:52
well that's possible and this
of course
55:54
is what the No Agenda show does
to a lot
55:56
of people is like all of a
sudden is
55:58
like having a ten speed bike
you see all
56:00
those bikes driving around oh
yeah never
56:02
notice
56:04
never notice before yeah you
don't yeah
56:07
or bill you start looking for
Priuses I
56:12
used to have a gamer used to
play with
56:14
my daughter said I would make a
guess on
56:16
how many Priuses from going
from the
56:18
house to a store just about a
mile maybe
56:22
how many Priuses we'd see on
the way I
56:26
think I remember you talking
about this
56:27
on the show well a speaking of
things
56:35
you notice when you're looking
for him
56:37
the unhoused in Austin Texas
have
56:40
increased their visibility
dramatically
56:42
since the city ordinance
changed this is
56:46
big it has been about six weeks
and of
56:49
course we remember our mayor
Adler who
56:51
said that Wow what are you
worried about
56:53
we'll take a look in six weeks
and
56:55
before the six weeks were up
they were
56:57
already talking about maybe
changing
56:59
something today 6 p.m. to 8
p.m. but LGL
57:03
LBJ auditorium I think there's
a huge
57:07
town hall the university is
very pissed
57:10
off because they do not want
camping on
57:13
the perimeter of the campus
which is now
57:16
allowed and students are being
harassed
57:19
who are coming on campus but we
have a
57:22
lot of reports from Austin I
only want
57:24
to share to our main drag in
Austin is
57:28
Congress Avenue that it goes
straight up
57:31
to the Capitol you see the
Capitol right
57:33
there in front of you beautiful
building
57:35
extra large sidewalks and as
we've
57:38
discussed previously you're now
allowed
57:40
to camp on the sidewalk one of
my
57:43
favorite shops which we talked
about on
57:44
the show before is royal blue
grocer
57:47
it's the downtown grocery store
they
57:50
overcharge on a lot of stuff
because of
57:52
course you can just walk to it
57:53
particularly alcoholic
beverages they're
57:57
pure ripoff but it's a it's a
high-end
58:00
grocery store where you can get
58:02
prepackaged stuff and
58:05
no not really anything to cook
but some
58:08
produce and just it's for rich
people so
58:13
they are typically open until
midnight
58:17
and they are now thinking of
closing
58:19
down at 6:00 p.m.
58:20
with change comes issues we
just we
58:24
consider ourselves a compact
urban mark
58:28
we're a little different than a
58:29
convenience store we're also
not a
58:31
full-size grocery store and we
kind of
58:33
fit in the middle Craig Staley
is all
58:34
too familiar with the issues of
the
58:36
change in homelessness
ordinances we're
58:42
talking about the challenges of
58:44
operating a business on
Congress Avenue
58:45
with the changes to the
ordinances we're
58:47
really feeling a big difference
down
58:50
here we have a lot of sympathy
for the
58:52
people that live out here and
we take
58:54
care of a lot of them we feed
them in
58:55
our stores they come in with
money and
58:56
buy things from us thank you
the changes
59:01
and the things that are
happening down
59:02
here are having us consider
closing at
59:05
6:00 p.m. every night so we
don't have
59:07
to deal with what's going on in
the
59:08
evenings because it gets pretty
rough
59:10
down here we'll have folks just
take
59:12
something from our store and
argue with
59:14
us on the way out there I can
I'll be
59:15
right here remember and that's
a big
59:17
change wasn't always like that
59:19
and we have a pretty seasoned
staff that
59:21
works the night shift here yeah
there's
59:22
just a crew that works here at
night but
59:24
when they're coming to us
telling us I
59:26
no longer feel safe oh yeah
definitely
59:28
that's the big cause of concern
for us
59:32
so while they're staying open
right now
59:34
till midnight
59:35
al unless something changes
outside the
59:38
store they'll solve the issue
59:40
himself we've got a sooner than
later so
59:44
there's crime there's fighting
they're
59:48
stabbings amongst the homeless
59:50
themselves and I'm I know that
you saw
59:53
the the tweet from Austin Skid
Row the
59:57
at Austin Skid Row and they
showed this
1:00:01
whole perimeter of tents that in
1:00:05
downtown Austin I just wanted
to explain
1:00:07
what's going on there because
if very
1:00:09
interesting this is right by
the arch
1:00:12
that is the Austin Resource
Center for
1:00:15
the homeless it is the only
shelter that
1:00:17
we have at the moment in in
Austin
1:00:20
downtown Austin and they have
you know
1:00:24
your typical shelter facilities
inside
1:00:26
and this is run by a non-profit
and they
1:00:29
get lots of money and they have
lots of
1:00:31
people who serve their clients
but the
1:00:34
people on the outside are there
for a
1:00:36
reason it's a small gesture to
begin to
1:00:39
break down the walls keeping
dozens of
1:00:41
homeless people from seeking
services at
1:00:43
the Austin Resource Center for
the
1:00:45
homeless with just the number of
1:00:47
individuals that we're seeing
on the
1:00:48
outside and the folks who have
been here
1:00:51
for a long periods of time
1:00:53
that we've got a situation that
could
1:00:57
get a lot inside beds food
laundry
1:01:01
showers case management and a
cold place
1:01:04
to relax outside ever-growing
chaos even
1:01:13
with mounting safety concerns
about 80
1:01:15
percent of people living on the
outside
1:01:17
of the building never go in and
that's
1:01:20
not because we're capacity or
turning
1:01:21
anybody away it's just a choice
to not
1:01:24
come in great McCormack
executive
1:01:31
director of front steps the
nonprofit
1:01:33
that runs the arch says
building a new
1:01:35
shelter in South Austin likely
won't
1:01:37
make a dent here it's great I
don't
1:01:42
think from my engagement of the
1:01:44
individuals outside McCormick
says he
1:01:49
finds many people living
outside the
1:01:51
arch have developed their own
community
1:01:53
there and after years and the
elements
1:01:56
they're more comfortable here
they're
1:01:58
gonna go inside somewhere then
we need
1:02:00
more shelter space they are not
going to
1:02:02
go inside somewhere then we
have to look
1:02:04
at other solutions Austin Mayor
Steve
1:02:10
Adler proposed placing camping
1:02:11
restrictions on certain busy
streets and
1:02:13
at specific locations the arch
was one
1:02:16
of them
1:02:17
that's an unsafe place so it is
1:02:20
something that I think needs to
be a
1:02:22
relatively high priority to the
degree
1:02:25
that we don't let people sit
and lie
1:02:28
near the arch but we haven't
provided
1:02:31
homes or places for them to go
then all
1:02:34
we're doing is moving people
from one
1:02:36
place to another place in June
City
1:02:38
Council asked the city manager
to
1:02:40
consider at least 10 locations
one in
1:02:42
each council district that
would allow
1:02:44
camping what the manager came
back and
1:02:46
said is let's focus on getting
housing
1:02:49
all over the city rather than
focusing
1:02:52
on on an open camping area so
this is a
1:02:58
disaster people don't know they
showed
1:03:02
the inside of the shelter and
it looks
1:03:04
kind of like rule yes it looks
like
1:03:07
submarine berths you know I
wouldn't
1:03:10
want to be in there either it's
1:03:12
dangerous we all know that it's
housing
1:03:14
shelters can be very dangerous
1:03:15
particularly for women but
these people
1:03:18
really want to be on the street
for a
1:03:20
number of reasons one is that's
where
1:03:22
the drugs are you know and so
they want
1:03:24
a camp or where the drugs are
and where
1:03:26
they're and where they're
allowed to and
1:03:28
it's I don't know what's gonna
happen
1:03:31
today but it would be quite sad
if they
1:03:35
just continue to roll on this
well we
1:03:38
have to make it'll take years
but they
1:03:41
haven't killed anything it'll
take years
1:03:43
before they build something
after
1:03:45
they've appropriated land etc
Wow this
1:03:51
big football field where
everyone's
1:03:53
allowed to go you can only
imagine the
1:03:56
chaos that that will create
yeah well I
1:03:59
mean I could say the same for
San
1:04:01
Francisco I mean if or Los
Angeles
1:04:03
that's what I've been saying
and the
1:04:06
worst I guess it's getting even
worse in
1:04:08
Los Angeles where the
population of the
1:04:09
homeless has increased is such
an
1:04:11
extreme ever since it became
you know
1:04:13
the boos noted as a problem I
think it's
1:04:15
up to almost 60,000 people I am
actually
1:04:17
up my muscle play it there's a
woman
1:04:19
bitching about the homeless
living right
1:04:20
across the street from her and
in a
1:04:22
pretty good neighborhood what
am I
1:04:24
looking for here woman I have a
huge
1:04:30
rats nest right across the
street from
1:04:33
where I live where there's a
home and
1:04:34
homeless encampment I can't shop
1:04:36
downtown I literally get sick I
actually
1:04:38
have a cold right now because I
was
1:04:40
across the street talking to a
homeless
1:04:42
woman for about a half an hour
1:04:43
and I'm literally like I'm I
feel ill
1:04:45
after just talking to her
because I was
1:04:48
surrounded by trash and rats
and fecal
1:04:50
matter and urine
1:04:50
wait a minute from where you
live I
1:04:53
think that this misplaced
compassion is
1:04:59
is the problem yeah I hate to
say it but
1:05:03
you need to stigmatize
homelessness
1:05:06
people need to feel like they
have to
1:05:09
pull themselves up out of
something and
1:05:11
if they have substance abuse
issues
1:05:13
which i think is a massive
factor the
1:05:19
doctor I talked to dr. drew
says so so
1:05:21
why not but and he does have
experience
1:05:25
with substance abuse we've got
to do
1:05:28
something other than will do
homeless
1:05:31
because now people who are who
are
1:05:34
housed are running into trouble
you want
1:05:37
to change something with your
shed you
1:05:39
can go get 14 permits maybe now
you want
1:05:45
to camp right right -
unconscious go
1:05:48
ahead do whatever you want and
poop on
1:05:50
the streets while you're at it
we had
1:05:52
our first pooping video go
viral from
1:05:55
Austin on the corner in fact
they got a
1:05:57
note from Sir Mark Hall he's
thinking
1:05:59
about yeah I'm telling you San
Francisco
1:06:02
leads the way it's true you
guys are
1:06:08
always on the leading tip of
popular
1:06:10
culture yep sir Mark Hall said
that he's
1:06:13
thinking of starting a
non-profit he
1:06:15
wants to call it Austin poop
action and
1:06:18
the first thing the nonprofit
will do is
1:06:21
hold a public poop in at City
Hall and I
1:06:24
am in unit poop now we're gonna
get the
1:06:27
guy from build the dome to lead
the
1:06:29
movement of course we'll have
him poop
1:06:30
I'm not gonna poop I think it's
this is
1:06:35
it's really really really sad
but I have
1:06:38
hope for Austin because people
are
1:06:41
really pushing back um
particularly
1:06:46
downtown but it's everywhere
John it's
1:06:49
pushing back so much on the
west coast I
1:06:53
mean of course Austin did
welcome the
1:06:57
with open our course like like
idiots of
1:07:00
course we'd like idiots and so
the
1:07:02
homeless deserve to go there
because
1:07:03
they're gonna be welcomed with
open arms
1:07:05
and that's not happening here
1:07:07
but at the same time they're
not doing
1:07:08
anything about it besides still
hiring
1:07:11
more people to clean up poop
human poop
1:07:14
on the streets they got a team
before
1:07:16
like 7:00
1:07:17
it's almost they got more than
that now
1:07:18
mmm okay and Los Angeles
apparently it's
1:07:21
worse because in that report
but the
1:07:24
woman's bitching to Mona
1:07:25
turns out that this part of it
excuse me
1:07:28
a bigger report work because
the LA it's
1:07:31
got different climate than up
here where
1:07:33
it's pretty moist so the poop
stays in
1:07:35
its in a non friable its
moldable but
1:07:40
not fried but the poop in in
the LA
1:07:43
basin it's a hotter down there
and the
1:07:45
poop will dry out and then
powder and
1:07:47
turn into dust and then all the
1:07:49
pathogens and everything and
you breathe
1:07:52
it and that's what this woman
is sick
1:07:53
she says just from being around
it
1:07:55
because there's poop everywhere
in rats
1:07:57
is the other thing that's the
problem
1:07:58
which is the rodent infestation
which is
1:08:01
taking place in Los Angeles and
I'm sure
1:08:03
it'll be a problem in because
rodents
1:08:05
say you know as far as they're
concerned
1:08:06
this is great this is NPR with
poop talk
1:08:10
Jhansi Dvorak and Adam curry
discuss
1:08:14
feces yeah yeah well everyone's
got
1:08:21
problems
1:08:22
my Amsterdam is out of control
they used
1:08:25
to have not with homelessness
but with
1:08:29
tourists they used to have a
Bureau of
1:08:31
tourism sure it has been major
tourist
1:08:36
attractions do oh it has been
renamed
1:08:38
Bureau of tourism management
they are
1:08:41
turning people away their kind
because
1:08:45
it is over full it's become
some kind of
1:08:49
playground you know everything
is shut
1:08:51
down throughout all of Europe
really all
1:08:54
the fun is gone in Amsterdam
which never
1:08:56
at legalized marijuana it's
harder and
1:08:59
harder to buy it in the coffee
shops
1:09:02
because once you die or you
sell the
1:09:04
coffee shop it could never be a
coffee
1:09:06
shop again so that's diminished
the red
1:09:08
light this job is is the
moniker for a
1:09:11
yes I'm sorry the red-light
district has
1:09:14
been almost shuttered they have
one
1:09:18
street left and now they want
to even
1:09:20
close the curtains it was it
was a fun
1:09:22
tourist attraction but yeah it
was what
1:09:25
you get is tourists coming in
drinking
1:09:27
too much eatin the brownies
smoking the
1:09:29
weed puking and everyone's
plant holders
1:09:32
peeing in mailboxes making a
general
1:09:36
nuisance but we live therein in
2000 and
1:09:40
it was already a problem it is
just out
1:09:43
of control so this stuff going
on or
1:09:47
maybe I just have too many
people maybe
1:09:49
a day o'seas on to something
less people
1:09:52
maybe no tourism is out mass
immigration
1:09:56
is in it's the way of the world
1:09:58
everybody and with that I'd
like to
1:10:01
thank you for your courage and
say in
1:10:03
the morning to you the man who
put the
1:10:05
sea and unwritten Constitution
1:10:07
John C Dvorak well anymore new
you mr.
1:10:12
Adam curry in the morning all
that boots
1:10:14
on the ground feet in the air
subs in
1:10:15
the water and all the Dames
tonight says
1:10:17
hey trolls in the morning to
y'all good
1:10:20
to see you all there in the
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1:10:21
no agendas dream.com incredibly
1:10:24
important element of our show I
would
1:10:28
say it feels so good to be live
and have
1:10:31
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even you
1:10:34
could barely even get back in
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1:10:36
days unless you had someone
call in its
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color 100 gears have a
continuous roll
1:10:41
of people calling us names and
saying
1:10:47
thank you that's what we're
talking
1:10:49
about so they're trolling and
it's good
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because it keeps me on my toes
you know
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and it's something gives me a
little
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cannon and a little aggravation
from
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time to time which is it is
appreciated
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especially during the Dave
Chappelle
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segment quite embarrassing I
hope
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there's no log no agendas
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24 hours a
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have a troll fest also I'd like
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in the morning to the artists
for
1:11:16
episode 1167 this is Darren
O'Neill
1:11:20
and let me see we had a hard
time I
1:11:24
recall and go back to the art
generator
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no agenda art generator calm
there was a
1:11:30
lot of what did we have now he
actually
1:11:34
had almost nothing we have a
couple
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pieces I like yeah but not like
the
1:11:40
Darren O'Neil piece and I liked
one
1:11:42
other piece on there yeah it was
1:11:44
unusable it was the get slogan
here was
1:11:48
the bumper stickers the Chinese
bumper
1:11:50
stickers no that wasn't it now
you're
1:11:53
gonna have to make me do work
and yes
1:11:55
sorry let me see what you would
have I
1:11:58
think I'm the one there now
that was the
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one that was no that was there
was very
1:12:02
little there and I remember I
liked a
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taco truck hip okay and that's
I liked
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the taco truck and I'd like to
know
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agenda University of those are
two I
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liked and you said the taco
truck was no
1:12:18
good and it was mad and then
turned out
1:12:23
we couldn't find anything else
and so
1:12:25
you felt with due to fall back
on the no
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agenda University a sweatshirt
which by
1:12:30
the way decided Darren O'Neill
is
1:12:32
selling that sweatshirt yes I
was going
1:12:35
to mention that
1:12:36
where is he selling that and
auntie
1:12:41
spring I think let me just
double check
1:12:45
uh uh oh I got a whole page
I'll put the
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up with the link in the show
notes its I
1:12:52
like the art because it did
refer to the
1:12:54
daydrian Peters Adrian
Peterson's before
1:12:59
Jordan Peterson say a parent
starting of
1:13:03
a university is some sort of a
gimmick I
1:13:06
don't know what he's up to
1:13:07
well as teespring calm slash no
agenda
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University and I see here rush
shipping
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available hmm thank you very
much Derek
1:13:15
know that he sold any to Rush
Limbaugh
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has he oh thank you very much
Darren Oh
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you've
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who we
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shall thank right now yes I'm
going
1:13:54
through the art generator I
should get
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back to the spreadsheet we're
gonna
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start with now this is a name I
can't
1:14:00
pronounce but I'm gonna say
it's yard
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short yes and where is he lived
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should we give him a D douching
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first donation he writes after
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this came in as a check after
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or so listening I can't tell
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I can't even shame others into
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but I'll never keep trying
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I will keep trying thank you
both Tim
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Dale so we'll just give us some
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that I'll
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add a goat spin you've got clay
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alchemist comes in with 333
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luck in the past month between
my hand
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tremors due to a new migraine
medication
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and then keep injuring my hand
the first
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day back after a lovely two-week
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vacation thankfully both the
migraines
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and the hand issues are
resolved I could
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use some goat Carm as insurance
for my
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hands as I'm ready for my first
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exhibition mm-hmm what does it
do it's
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an artist I'm not sure also can
you can
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you shoot me an invite to no
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social call i Adam an email
yesterday
1:16:30
after being suspended from
Twitter when
1:16:33
I tried to send him a link to an
1:16:35
interesting article about the
censorship
1:16:36
of the Tiananmen Square
photograph on
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reddit yeah that was a banned
photo for
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a little bit there and read it
Ron
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stated it because it's it's
dangerous
1:16:46
for your health no you talked
about the
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photo of the kid standing in
front of
1:16:50
the tank
1:16:51
no the photo after the tank
rolled over
1:16:53
the kids you ever seen that one
it's
1:16:56
probably about 18 19 people
some of them
1:17:01
chopped in half by the tank
laying there
1:17:03
it's not a very it's not very
detailed
1:17:05
or yeah he consumers okay it's
gruesome
1:17:08
yeah so that would be against
Twitter's
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as health and safety teams terms
1:17:16
somebody finally and I sent a
tweet out
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I reported somebody I keep
reporting P
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Mike report Rob Reiner all the
time for
1:17:23
hate speech and so he says am
you and
1:17:28
apparently doesn't never feel
either
1:17:29
they whitelist him that you
can't get
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rid of him but I did get
somebody kicked
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off account suspended
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oh really proud of myself no
sensor
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you're you're part of canceled
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very good jcd very good what
are they
1:17:43
what did this person what did
this
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entity do but it was so long
ago it
1:17:48
takes forever to do this that I
can't
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remember oh that's lame anyway
wait wait
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I just I just wanted to finish
about the
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invite I'll get you an invite
you can
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troll room
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that is and I think you do
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exclamation mark in a social I
think let
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me see if it works
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yes if you go into the chat
room the
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troll room and you do
exclamation mark
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in a social it'll give you an
invite
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link right there yeah how cool
is that
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it's very cool hopefully he's
writes
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I'll meet some people on na
social from
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the Grand Rapids area or local
one I
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have yet to make it to a
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make sure you get on the
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has note let's see here fiddler
fiddler
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here it is now this is a
handwritten
1:18:53
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it's
1:18:55
written in a handwriting that
looks a
1:18:57
lot like Matt Groening he does
put the
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jingle requests at the
beginning Obama a
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team space force and pew pew so
there
1:19:08
you have it okay I am happy to
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me to
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finally join the illustrious
roundtable
1:19:14
of knights and dames you might
as well
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see if he's on the list I don't
know I
1:19:16
was first hit in the mouth on
show 666
1:19:19
while spending two months in
Turkey
1:19:21
aha you had been discussing
Gulen and my
1:19:25
friend wanted to bring
1:19:26
more information to light I
started
1:19:28
sharing asking questions and was
1:19:30
reportedly asked if I was CIA I
knew
1:19:33
right away and found the
podcast for me
1:19:37
what was the third gene we had
Tim do
1:19:40
you America
1:19:41
pew-pew and what was the third
one space
1:19:43
force space war Scott okay that
which
1:19:45
was the second one in the list
okay this
1:19:48
was a couple years before the
coup and
1:19:50
the rest of the world started
hearing
1:19:52
his name that's when I realized
that
1:19:54
atom was from the future in
2015 when
1:19:56
the migrant caravan started
marching
1:19:58
across Europe
1:19:59
I remember Adam stating that
this would
1:20:01
be the end of the EU
1:20:02
once again future Adam was
correct as we
1:20:06
continue to watch the EU slowly
implode
1:20:09
well I often don't agree with
many of
1:20:11
your positions I don't think
people need
1:20:12
to say that because it's kind
of I mean
1:20:19
I don't agree with my wife
sometimes I
1:20:21
mean it's kind of do you know
what it is
1:20:24
it's a kind of hedge virtue
signal I'm
1:20:27
convinced it's to say I listen
to those
1:20:30
guys of course I don't agree
with
1:20:31
everything they say yeah you're
right
1:20:34
this exact it's a fact that you
don't
1:20:36
have to say another word that's
exactly
1:20:38
what it is so people stop doing
it I
1:20:41
love that you challenged us to
think
1:20:43
about research topics research
topics
1:20:46
and not just the be spoon-fed
1:20:49
information from the media and
society
1:20:51
at large your podcast helped me
to call
1:20:53
BS on my friends in both
universes keep
1:20:56
up the good work
1:20:57
work yeah one small complaint
though oh
1:20:59
here we go
1:21:02
small small complaint small
complaint
1:21:05
yeah eight or ten episodes back
you did
1:21:09
what you said you would never
do you
1:21:14
opened up the alternate
universe machine
1:21:16
as part of the end of the show
mix and
1:21:17
just left us there I did I don't
1:21:21
remember that either that and
the fact
1:21:24
that you do the show twice a
week on
1:21:26
Thursdays has me a little
messed up
1:21:29
lately going to church on
Wednesday
1:21:32
something's wrong
1:21:36
so if he's on the list it
should be
1:21:39
knighted as Sir Ichabod of the
bike path
1:21:42
Korbel yes he is on the list
this is the
1:21:46
good news
1:21:46
and we were to read no sorry it
would be
1:21:51
a dis I know it's not on the
list it
1:21:54
would be appreciated if Adam
could
1:21:56
please make sure that there are
extra
1:21:58
helpings of bong hits and
bourbon at the
1:22:01
round table as I have never
been able to
1:22:03
develop the taste for mutton
and Mead
1:22:05
you got an extra hit extra
extra bong
1:22:08
hit some bourbon at the table
I'll take
1:22:10
care of that and I would like
to say
1:22:12
that although I sometimes don't
agree
1:22:15
with my beautiful wife I soon
see the
1:22:17
error of my ways
1:22:19
sorry yeah one night when I
don't agree
1:22:23
with her I soon see the error
of my ways
1:22:26
I'll bet you do remember
candles bathtub
1:22:31
be careful anyway he says he's
in
1:22:35
Seattle l-lois
1:22:36
and this was Lake Forest on
this on the
1:22:39
spreadsheet onward what does he
know he
1:22:41
has it the pew pew in this
stuff never
1:22:43
mind there's a need for a
rescue mission
1:22:45
when the world is threatened
the world
1:22:47
needs help it calls on America
1:22:54
and that's the storage space
for you
1:23:00
thought karma okay Jean morphus
in
1:23:09
Bellingham Washington to 7377
be a first
1:23:13
associate executive reduced
read also
1:23:14
sent a check in a note in he
also sent a
1:23:17
second note for me discuss he's
a he's a
1:23:22
an accountant and he has he's a
CPA and
1:23:28
he sent me some stuff on the
wealth tax
1:23:30
notations which I will put into
my files
1:23:33
for a future discussion ITM
gentlemen
1:23:37
clothes find some value in
exchange for
1:23:38
value received a few random
comments one
1:23:41
one thanks indeed for the
ongoing
1:23:43
instruction and critical
thinking a
1:23:45
couple of years of listening
has brought
1:23:47
me to at least the post grad
level two I
1:23:50
was going to recommend a
meet-up here in
1:23:53
Texas to cysts taxa chooses let
me start
1:23:57
using that cousin Bellingham
1:23:59
Massachusetts not Washington
sorry
1:24:02
Bellingham Massachusetts got it
or as he
1:24:05
calls it taxa chooses which
presumably
1:24:08
would be well attended we are
going to
1:24:10
do something in October
November first
1:24:13
part of November and Mimi and I
will be
1:24:16
there however you've recognized
very few
1:24:19
producers from this area
recently time
1:24:21
to chip in fellow Mass
residents or be
1:24:24
called out as lazy churlish
sort short
1:24:26
sighted freeloading douchebags
is a
1:24:30
special three a special
commendation to
1:24:33
you both for watch must be an
endless
1:24:35
painful hours of watching and
listening
1:24:37
to prattling pundits yeah biased
1:24:39
newsreaders and dim-witted
polls as you
1:24:43
develop show content and
particularly in
1:24:46
an enviable occupation my
sincere thanks
1:24:50
for taking that task on and for
finally
1:24:54
a shout out to Sir Cal whose
magic
1:24:56
elixir has brought relief to my
aching
1:24:59
joints the lavender blossoms
solve is
1:25:03
doing it again huh
1:25:05
it's what it does fantastic
they would
1:25:07
like a Putin don't worry be
happy
1:25:10
warm regards Jean Martha's and
then he
1:25:14
sends his PS John I got some
thoughts on
1:25:17
the wealth tax
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school science teacher who
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wins national awards including
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deGrasse Tyson Oh every year
she takes
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her gifted students to tour
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this system yep
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that's crazy you know I I tried
to teach
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this Dutch guy at aubergine so
it was I
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talked about a famous TV guy
and started
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doing a podcast and his podcast
really
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took off and now he's back he's
like I'm
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gonna I'm gonna start doing
daily now
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and I'm still gonna do stuff on
video at
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the same time and I'm gonna have
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sponsors like what are you
doing this is
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the only way to go well there's
a thing
1:29:49
called overextending yourself
and you
1:29:54
yeah if you're not in a system
like for
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example I think there's a
number of
1:29:58
people on a TV in the radio
that do a
1:30:00
lot of radio work they do us
daily show
1:30:02
Rush Limbaugh would be a guy
who does
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the daily show but the better
example is
1:30:05
Sean Hannity you just three
hours of
1:30:07
radio a day every day except the
1:30:10
weekends and then he does a
one-hour TV
1:30:13
show at night yeah you know
what he's
1:30:14
probably one of us good sounds
like a
1:30:16
robot I know I couldn't do
anything like
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this but it's but he's in a
system he's
1:30:22
in a system but it's also
boring he's a
1:30:25
boring system he's just a robot
and it's
1:30:29
boring because you have to fill
three
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hours a day on radio and then
you carry
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that stuff over into t he sucks
he's no
1:30:37
I can't watch him
1:30:38
ya can't well I watched Tucker
Carlson I
1:30:41
gotta talk about that right
after we
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typically i watch well i
usually watch
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MSNBC during the day and when I
say
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watch that means I have it
streaming on
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my hearing aids that so I can
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know but that I can always look
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but it I
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have no it's what it's is what
we do
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it's what I do
1:32:01
yeah you have to monitor this
stuff and
1:32:03
understand where people are
coming from
1:32:05
I will switch I switched over
to CNN a
1:32:08
little bit more often these
days because
1:32:10
MSNBC you might just called
election TV
1:32:13
they have nothing else but
election
1:32:15
stuff CNN does the same but
they'll
1:32:18
break away oh let's take a look
at
1:32:20
brexit for a second you know so
please
1:32:22
had the idea that if something
horrible
1:32:24
happened and oh I'll hear about
it and
1:32:27
Fox I might watch the five for
a second
1:32:31
in the afternoon to see who's
in the leg
1:32:32
seat and who's in the the
Democrat seat
1:32:36
um which is surprisingly often
is Donna
1:32:40
Brazile which is a head
scratcher in
1:32:42
general and then i'd like to
watch
1:32:44
tucker carlson because he has
some
1:32:46
interesting guests on but last
night
1:32:48
holy crap he did something
which really
1:32:51
pissed and actually scratch
that he
1:32:55
always does stories about
marijuana that
1:32:58
make me angry and not so much
the
1:33:00
content of the story but he has
the same
1:33:02
damn file footage then I've
bitched
1:33:05
about it before you see close
up in
1:33:07
little box and the screen in
the corner
1:33:09
while here the guest is talking
you see
1:33:11
some guy with these nasty
yellow fungus
1:33:15
ridden nails rolling up a joint
a
1:33:18
shittiest joint you've ever
seen it
1:33:20
burns holes halfway down then
the guy
1:33:23
licks his fingers were the big
saliva
1:33:25
droppings likes trying to stop
the
1:33:27
burning that is not how you
consume the
1:33:30
holy herb
1:33:32
he took it one step further
yesterday
1:33:34
brought on an incredible narc
who wrote
1:33:37
a book about the topic and to
me it's
1:33:40
like I'm sorry
1:33:41
this is nuts in the aftermath
of the
1:33:44
mass shootings in El Paso and
Dayton the
1:33:46
country scramble justifiably to
1:33:48
understand what
1:33:48
might have motivated the
killer's
1:33:50
ideology seemed like an obvious
reason
1:33:53
and we we picked that apart at
some
1:33:54
length but could it just be
part of the
1:33:57
answer a toxicology report on
the Dayton
1:33:59
shooter for example revealed
that he had
1:34:01
several drugs in his system
including
1:34:03
cocaine and xanax who's also
known to be
1:34:05
a longtime user of marijuana
now again
1:34:08
the Tucker is for some reason
very anti
1:34:11
marijuana you just heard him
set this up
1:34:13
by saying he's also known to be
a
1:34:16
longtime user of marijuana if
he's a
1:34:19
heavy user or whatever's exact
words
1:34:21
were that shit stays in your
system for
1:34:24
a couple of days so if you're a
heavy
1:34:26
user and I will freely admit I
may have
1:34:30
been a regular user since I was
15 which
1:34:34
was actually too young I'll be
the also
1:34:36
be the first to admit you really
1:34:37
shouldn't be smoking that stuff
with
1:34:39
your brain still developing but
to say
1:34:41
well alcohol xanax cocaine also
known to
1:34:45
have weed okay well there was
nothing in
1:34:48
the toxicology report about it
so as far
1:34:51
as I'm concerned it's bogus
1:34:52
for example revealed that he
had several
1:34:54
drugs in his system including
cocaine
1:34:56
and xanax who's also known to
be a
1:34:58
longtime user of marijuana it
turns out
1:35:01
in fact that many violent
individuals
1:35:03
have been avid marijuana users
probably
1:35:11
would have because I got his
own out
1:35:12
sometimes on some of these
clips and I'm
1:35:15
glad you stopped it to point
out the
1:35:18
obvious 'ti of what's going on
here this
1:35:20
report has nothing to do with
marijuana
1:35:23
he throws it in as an
afterthought and
1:35:26
then he makes it the topic of
1:35:28
conversation this is the
cheapest trick
1:35:30
and by the way I want to point
out to
1:35:32
people that because I get this
nose
1:35:34
where these guys you know
they'd you'd
1:35:37
like to deconstruct him media
but they
1:35:39
never deconstruct conservative
media
1:35:41
usually because it's so stupid
this is
1:35:44
the dumbest cheapest crappiest
trick
1:35:48
coughs I've heard from quite a
while and
1:35:51
I'm wondering you I want to
mention that
1:35:55
Tucker is in the O'Reilly spot
which has
1:35:58
always been the anti marijuana
our
1:36:01
why I don't know you might as
well ask
1:36:04
somebody at Fox because it
disappears to
1:36:06
me now and that you brought
this up that
1:36:08
this has more to do with the
anti
1:36:11
marijuana hour which is that's
that's
1:36:13
exact same time slot that
Tucker's in
1:36:16
that that or Riley was in and I
don't
1:36:17
know why but that's the fact
but this is
1:36:19
bullshit this report well it
gets worse
1:36:22
and I do want you to hear the
narc speak
1:36:24
and I just want to again
reiterate I
1:36:27
have standing in this area and
I am
1:36:30
certainly not an advocate of if
you're
1:36:33
underage to learn use the word
knowledge
1:36:35
instead of standing please but
I have
1:36:40
used overusing the word
standing when I
1:36:41
think knowledge is a better
work term
1:36:43
and it's standing ready to me
me so
1:36:45
that's legal you are the one
that
1:36:48
started the holes
1:36:49
I have standing on this on this
very
1:36:51
show I'm remiss I will never
say it
1:36:54
again instead of remiss me
please say
1:36:56
I'm wrong I have knowledge of
this being
1:37:01
a marijuana smoker from the
early days
1:37:04
of when I was 15 in the
Netherlands I
1:37:06
didn't smoke a lot but by the
time I was
1:37:08
17 on the weekends definitely
and in my
1:37:11
adult life
1:37:12
there's many years I didn't
smoke at all
1:37:14
particularly my daughter was
just born
1:37:16
but I've pretty much been
smoking every
1:37:19
single day for the last 30
years almost
1:37:22
there 25 maybe and I'm you know
so maybe
1:37:25
it's three day at it depends
depends on
1:37:27
what the day is what I got to
do I'm
1:37:29
very functional I don't think
I'm a
1:37:32
violent person I do not have a
history
1:37:33
of violence yet I'd maybe I'm
just one
1:37:36
of the lucky ones when
individuals have
1:37:39
been I never heard the
Association
1:37:45
Jamaica where they smoke the
ganja I
1:37:49
have never heard an association
of
1:37:51
marijuana with violence here it
comes
1:37:53
there's a book about it the
narc in a
1:37:56
system including cocaine and
xanax was
1:37:58
also known to be a longtime
user of
1:38:00
marijuana it turns out in fact
that many
1:38:03
violent individuals have been
avid
1:38:06
marijuana users is there a
connection
1:38:08
well experience knows more
about this
1:38:10
subject at almost
1:38:10
the former New York Times
reporter and
1:38:13
author the fantastic book tell
your
1:38:14
children the truth about
marijuana
1:38:16
mental illness and violence
what what is
1:38:18
we don't want to jump to any
conclusions
1:38:20
they're not supported by
evidence of
1:38:21
course the whole intro was
jumping to
1:38:30
conclusions without any
evidence but
1:38:32
what is the evidence that
connects
1:38:34
marijuana used to violence so
we know
1:38:37
that a large number you know in
the wake
1:38:40
of the Dayton killer and the
information
1:38:43
that came out about him being
you know
1:38:45
having signs of mental illness
and
1:38:47
possibly being diagnosed with
bipolar
1:38:48
disorder a lot of people said
you know a
1:38:51
lot of people in the media well
many
1:38:52
people in the media said well
there's no
1:38:54
connection between mental
illness and
1:38:55
violence there's no real
connection
1:38:57
people with mental illness are
not
1:38:58
really more likely to be
violent than
1:39:00
the rest of the population that
is not
1:39:02
true but if you talk about
people with
1:39:04
severe mental illness people
with
1:39:05
psychosis people with
schizophrenia
1:39:07
right those illnesses
unfortunately are
1:39:10
highly linked to violence so
the best
1:39:12
studies which really come out
of Europe
1:39:14
show that as many as 20% of
people who
1:39:17
commit homicides have
diagnoseable
1:39:19
psychotic disorders and that
appears to
1:39:22
be the case in the u.s. too so
we so we
1:39:25
know that mental illness
accounts for an
1:39:27
appreciable amount of the
extreme
1:39:28
violence in not just in the
United
1:39:30
States but all over the world
and we
1:39:32
also know that cannabis can
produce
1:39:34
psychosis drugs in general can
produce
1:39:36
psychosis but cannabis
specifically can
1:39:38
produce psychosis
1:39:40
so I mean I don't think it's
going way
1:39:43
out on a limb to draw the
connection
1:39:45
then this use particular issue
in
1:39:47
chronic use and acts of
violence I mean
1:39:51
what the heck because marijuana
is known
1:39:56
to create psychosis and it is
in young
1:40:00
children definitely but that's
the
1:40:03
connection it's not hard to
make the
1:40:06
connection between mass
shooters and
1:40:08
marijuana Poly's I think if
anything
1:40:12
he's trying to get drug
companies to
1:40:14
advertise on the show again
this is
1:40:17
despicable but why don't you
talk about
1:40:19
what the drug companies are
doing by the
1:40:22
way
1:40:22
no report about Johnson &
Johnson on
1:40:25
Tucker show no report about the
Purdue
1:40:29
Pharma on Tucker show no no
let's blame
1:40:33
mass shooting on marijuana
that's pretty
1:40:37
bad Hey I think it's
unforgivable it is
1:40:43
it's the holy herb can't
believe my
1:40:48
voice skip down that stupid
yeah so gosh
1:40:54
golly gee golly gee whiz golly
gee whiz
1:40:58
people stop that anyway
1:41:01
that's very you shit I'll make
you feel
1:41:04
better
1:41:05
give him a douche bag yeah yeah
gosh my
1:41:14
gosh golly gee oh so I have a
nice old
1:41:17
church we're talking about
these online
1:41:19
guys like we're gonna take a
piece of
1:41:21
this thing but it's so stupid I
just
1:41:23
took the I so mmm this is
lawrence
1:41:26
O'Donnell the president is
raving
1:41:28
lunatic no contest it's already
in the
1:41:32
last slot on the line it's good
to go
1:41:36
yeah that was that was quite a
fun
1:41:39
little little escapade there
where the
1:41:44
he and Rachel Maddow we're
talking about
1:41:46
Deutsche Bank having loans to
Trump with
1:41:50
Russian oligarchs is cosine
1:41:52
it's true they brought back the
old if
1:41:54
true and what did some Trump's
person
1:41:59
one of trumps personal lawyers
that you
1:42:01
gotta apologize any day oh my
goodness
1:42:06
I dug up from I took this from
that
1:42:10
actually took just from one of
it one of
1:42:11
the Alex Jones Show they dug it
up not
1:42:14
Alex Jones just stroke but one
of these
1:42:16
other spin-offs he's got a
bunch of them
1:42:18
mm-hmm and this is this is from
Twitter
1:42:20
check she says Trump 2016 but
this is
1:42:22
actually from 2015
1:42:24
this is Trump talking about not
getting
1:42:27
flu shots on the Opie and
whatever show
1:42:29
it is on XM Sirius XM alright
well do
1:42:31
you get the flu shot every year
1:42:33
no why I don't know I've never
had one
1:42:36
and thus far I've never had the
flu like
1:42:40
the idea of injecting bad stuff
into
1:42:42
your body you which is
basically what
1:42:45
they do and I guess this one
has not
1:42:46
been very effective to start
off with
1:42:48
but the last one but I've never
had a
1:42:50
flu shot and I've never had the
flu I've
1:42:53
been a knock on wood with some
water how
1:42:55
is it that you've never had the
flu with
1:42:56
all the business you've done
over the
1:42:58
years you're always shaking
hands I am
1:43:01
shaking hands and I just don't
1:43:03
understand it myself
1:43:05
but I have friends that
religiously get
1:43:07
the flu shot and then they get
the flu
1:43:09
you know that helps my thinking
because
1:43:11
I say why am I doing this and
then I've
1:43:13
seen a lot of reports that the
last flu
1:43:15
shot is virtually totally
ineffective I
1:43:17
passed on this but that doesn't
mean
1:43:19
people I know how you're a
healthy guy
1:43:22
and I'll bet with those flu
germs show
1:43:24
up you go get fired I can't
believe
1:43:29
people like those guys so much
I never
1:43:35
heard him so I don't know yeah
1:43:37
unfortunately I don't have them
a recent
1:43:39
clip of the president saying how
1:43:41
important vaccines are I didn't
say flu
1:43:43
vaccine then be great anybody
said oh
1:43:44
yeah back to god I haven't got
to do
1:43:46
them well I do have an update
from the
1:43:48
CDC we're in big trouble when
it comes
1:43:51
to measles
1:43:51
did I see earlier in this week
breaking
1:43:54
news breaking news woman at
concert has
1:43:58
measles it was breaking news
who has
1:44:01
measles
1:44:02
but some woman I think was a
concert or
1:44:04
a concert or conference and she
had
1:44:08
measles and was breaking news
breaking
1:44:12
news because she was in the
midst of a
1:44:14
lot of people and she might have
1:44:16
infected them with the evil
Meisel the
1:44:19
evil measles so you know we got
a blaze
1:44:23
so we got to blame this measles
stuff on
1:44:25
somebody
1:44:27
evil Meisel we got to blame it
on
1:44:30
somebody who should we blame
the measles
1:44:32
out and not just the outbreak
but we're
1:44:34
about to get D listed as a
country this
1:44:36
is how bad it is oh my can you
hear it
1:44:43
I'd only have one channel this
is crap
1:44:45
piece of shit no like not
hearing
1:44:47
anything you didn't hear
anything at all
1:44:49
oh my goodness this is such a
great clip
1:44:54
let me see if I'm to reboot
well no it's
1:44:56
the stream heard it but you're
not
1:44:59
hearing it well just bear with
me for a
1:45:01
second at the beginning is not
that
1:45:02
important you may hear the
Nexen rubella
1:45:08
so low that in the year 2000
the World
1:45:11
Health Organization declared
eliminated
1:45:14
in the United States now CNN is
first to
1:45:17
report that the US Centers for
Disease
1:45:19
Control and Prevention says
there's a
1:45:21
quote reasonable chance that
the US will
1:45:23
lose its measles elimination
status as
1:45:26
early as October 1st by the way
this is
1:45:28
some idiot who produced this
CNN report
1:45:31
this television report where
they did
1:45:33
the voice over on the left
channel and
1:45:35
everything else on the right
channel who
1:45:37
does that anymore dr. William
Schaffner
1:45:40
is a longtime adviser to the
CDC on
1:45:43
vaccine issues losing the
elimination
1:45:45
status of measles yeah you
can't hear
1:45:48
okay it's no fun if you can't
hear that
1:45:49
now anyway he blames it on the
Jews
1:45:52
that's that's the punchline
what yeah
1:45:54
I'm the on the Orthodox Jews in
New York
1:45:57
who refused refused to get the
1:46:01
vaccinated yeah that's their
fault it is
1:46:03
pretty lame anyway so we're in
danger of
1:46:07
losing our Meisel free Meisel
eradicated
1:46:11
status on the world stage I'm
not quite
1:46:13
sure what
1:46:14
that's that is an embarrassment
to who
1:46:19
to the country I didn't even
know it
1:46:21
existed I don't know which I
don't know
1:46:24
which body does this I'm sorry
that clip
1:46:26
is the unhearable for you very
1:46:30
interesting that they did that
should
1:46:31
Amano do it before you yeah I
didn't
1:46:34
catch it I didn't catch it I
didn't
1:46:36
catch I would have I was
dealing with
1:46:38
the Microsoft Monday what can I
tell you
1:46:40
so I was something else you
were talking
1:46:42
about diseases go to the
mosquito report
1:46:44
oh boy now what more than a
pass tonight
1:46:47
some mosquitoes from the
Midwest to the
1:46:49
east coast are carrying a virus
that can
1:46:52
kill people in days spreading
across wet
1:46:55
warm regions where mosquitos
thrive
1:46:57
eastern equine encephalitis or
Triple E
1:47:00
is being detected at an
alarming rate
1:47:03
her brain is trying to heal
itself and
1:47:05
she can't do anything until
that happens
1:47:07
14 year old Savannah to heart
is one of
1:47:10
three suspected cases in
Michigan that's
1:47:13
done probably the worst time in
my life
1:47:15
I watched my daughter almost
check out
1:47:18
while extremely rare Triple E is
1:47:21
incredibly deadly a mortality
rate of
1:47:23
30% with no vaccine the virus
targets
1:47:27
the central nervous system
causing
1:47:29
swelling of the brain mother
and wife
1:47:31
Lori Sylvia died over the
weekend the
1:47:34
fourth confirmed case of
Tripoli in
1:47:36
Massachusetts this is one of
the most
1:47:38
deadly mosquito borne
infections with
1:47:40
nearly 30 communities now at
critical
1:47:43
risk in the state tonight health
1:47:45
officials are warning residents
in parts
1:47:47
of New Jersey Michigan and
Massachusetts
1:47:49
to avoid outdoor activity
during dusk
1:47:52
and dawn the heightened concern
comes
1:47:55
just before the holiday weekend
as many
1:47:57
flock to the outdoors the
advice is
1:47:59
simple use bug spray with DEET
on your
1:48:02
body and your clothes and avoid
standing
1:48:04
water where mosquitoes breed
tonight a
1:48:07
warning protect yourself from a
small
1:48:09
bug with a deadly bite you
might not
1:48:14
you know it's possibly that was
a native
1:48:16
ad for DEET I was going to say
why did
1:48:19
they that cuz that's a brand no
that's
1:48:21
not a chemical it's not a brand
it's a
1:48:23
chemical that's in in various
brands uh
1:48:26
insect repellent hmm could be I
had not
1:48:32
heard about the killer
mosquitoes Oh
1:48:34
gonna die so what exactly are
they
1:48:38
infected with equine
encephalitis
1:48:42
something he Triple E mm-hmm
ACEF
1:48:46
lightest where your head swell
your
1:48:47
brain swells correct yeah your
brain
1:48:49
swells and then you're you're
you're
1:48:50
kind of you've used long shot
you die if
1:48:53
you can get through without
being brain
1:48:54
damage well thanks for that
uplift
1:48:58
neurologist I live next door
and they
1:49:00
told me about some of these
brain
1:49:02
swelling diseases and the way
you're
1:49:04
supposed to do it if you catch
it by the
1:49:07
brain is swelling what you hit
if you
1:49:10
catch it while you're
breathless wait do
1:49:12
you have a headache lessen the
swelling
1:49:15
oh god nobody talks about this
they you
1:49:22
have to drill a hole in the
skull and
1:49:25
let the excess fluid which is
1:49:27
accumulating stream out like
you know I
1:49:30
could drain it nice it's like
it's like
1:49:33
collecting maple syrup put a
little tap
1:49:36
in there mmm and you little boy
at the
1:49:38
bottom I always thought that was
1:49:41
gruesome but okay whatever I
hated to be
1:49:44
very careful when you drill I
guess you
1:49:47
want to get any shards mmm
let's do a
1:49:50
little a little OTG
off-the-grid report
1:49:53
oh good a couple of things here
first
1:49:55
big news rain wait where's the
jingle
1:49:57
come on I like the jingle Oh
which one
1:49:59
would you like
1:50:00
Oh TG going OTG I'm an OTG got
a guy
1:50:06
[Music]
1:50:18
like that yeah happy yeah
that's the OTG
1:50:25
yes okay
1:50:28
big news came out as we kind of
expected
1:50:33
Amazon has part well we're not
gonna say
1:50:36
Amazon will say doorbell camera
company
1:50:40
ring owned by Amazon has
partnered with
1:50:44
for hundreds police forces
across the
1:50:47
United States granting them
potential
1:50:50
access to homeowners camera
footage and
1:50:52
a powerful role in what the
community
1:50:55
calls the nation's new
neighborhood
1:50:58
watch the partnership allows
police to
1:51:02
automatically request video
recorded by
1:51:05
homeowners cameras within a
specific
1:51:07
time and area helping officers
see
1:51:10
footage from the companies
millions of
1:51:12
Internet connected cameras
installed
1:51:15
nationwide I just want to read
that
1:51:16
again helping officers see
footage from
1:51:19
the company's millions of
Internet
1:51:22
connected cameras installed
nationwide
1:51:24
now you're the company's
customers but
1:51:28
ok they're yours I guess
probably in the
1:51:31
EULA officers will not receive
ongoing
1:51:35
or live video access and
homeowners can
1:51:38
decline the requests which ring
sends
1:51:41
via email and I have a feeling
that if
1:51:45
you don't respond they just do
it anyway
1:51:48
and why the hell wouldn't they
allow
1:51:50
access regardless of what you
say this
1:51:53
is so bad we have created a
security
1:51:56
state in our own neighborhoods
everybody
1:52:00
on my street has them you
cannot walk on
1:52:04
my street without someone
seeing you you
1:52:06
must obey that's exactly what
it is I I
1:52:09
find this very disturbing and I
don't
1:52:13
know what to do you can't
vandalize them
1:52:16
because everyone sees you
walking up so
1:52:17
I don't know what is there any
any
1:52:19
thinking on how we can you can
vandalize
1:52:23
them yeah but I don't want to
be caught
1:52:24
vandalizing no here's how you
do it
1:52:27
no tip for any vandals out
there and we
1:52:29
probably have a few few
listeners who
1:52:31
are vandals you know the humor
the
1:52:33
humorous ones you put a ski
mask on run
1:52:38
out of your house as fast as
you can but
1:52:40
first you first of all you
block put a
1:52:42
piece of wood or something in
front of
1:52:43
your own whirring oh I didn't
know is
1:52:47
that I gotta take notes hold on
okay put
1:52:51
block of wood wood wood yes
would put a
1:52:59
ski mask on grab a spray can of
do I
1:53:02
need a rope for this is well
just a
1:53:05
spray can of black like a
maggot hat use
1:53:08
rust-oleum paint cuz it's got
some
1:53:10
chemicals in there that might
scratch up
1:53:13
the blends uh-huh and then run
over to
1:53:16
your neighbors and spray them
thing as
1:53:18
fast as you can making sure
that you're
1:53:20
not being you can't be seen
from other
1:53:22
ring doorbells good leaving
your own
1:53:24
house if you can make sure of
that then
1:53:27
you can do it no the the whole
street is
1:53:30
well we're honest cul-de-sac so
we're
1:53:32
blanketed all the way around I
don't
1:53:34
think you can see your porch
from
1:53:36
another house the minute you
get on the
1:53:39
street everybody can see you so
the
1:53:42
minute you walk out your
driveway
1:53:44
everybody can see me in this
1:53:47
configuration where we're gonna
1:53:48
cul-de-sac that's that's where
we live
1:53:51
so I don't like your idea I
wish there
1:53:54
was something I wish I could
can you
1:53:55
destroy him with a laser you
know kind
1:53:58
of shine of laser well that
used to ruin
1:54:01
cameras that won't work anymore
will it
1:54:02
I don't think a laser is gonna
do much I
1:54:07
mean it's possible from a
distance if
1:54:08
you had a high enough foot
laser which
1:54:10
is probably illegal at the
begin with
1:54:12
that's something you don't want
to play
1:54:14
with you could probably blast
them you
1:54:16
know one at a time but you have
to be a
1:54:18
pretty good shot yeah yeah but
again you
1:54:22
know you oh maybe a drone maybe
a drone
1:54:25
with a spray can attachment or
something
1:54:27
that's an oh yeah that would
spray can
1:54:32
attachment or like good is one
of those
1:54:34
drones that holds like a 45 and
she's
1:54:37
the judge strapped the judge to
my drone
1:54:40
we'll take care of that for you
yeah
1:54:43
anyway so there's your security
state
1:54:44
you know and and believe me
it's gonna
1:54:47
come to bite people in the ass
but okay
1:54:51
see oh I got an interesting
note from
1:54:53
one of our anonymous that was
it for the
1:54:57
no no what is the phone that
you have is
1:55:00
it app you said it was a guy
phone five
1:55:03
something yeah hold on this is
this is
1:55:05
still part of the OTG segment
just
1:55:07
because I'm going into an email
oh yes
1:55:10
the iPhone 5 is the lowest
number I used
1:55:16
to be on the Nokia e75 it I
still like
1:55:19
that device but it's 3G only
and that's
1:55:22
starting to go away and it has
problems
1:55:25
seriously what Jay has found an
1:55:29
accessory for your phone for
the Nokia
1:55:35
no for the iPhone 5 well then
let me
1:55:39
tell you about my setup and
then I want
1:55:41
to swing it over and then I
want to hear
1:55:43
what the accessory is so in
order to be
1:55:46
prepared for the ultimate
shutdown of 3G
1:55:50
the lowest iPhone that will do
4G LTE is
1:55:55
the iPhone 5 you don't want the
SE you
1:55:57
want the five is a five has
good battery
1:56:00
life you want to turn every
first of all
1:56:02
you buy it off of Amazon
between 125 150
1:56:05
bucks and it comes in yeah it's
1:56:09
completely fresh and new so you
have to
1:56:11
create an Apple account we
should just
1:56:14
do a bogus name and you get a
you know
1:56:18
like an Apple ID and you do not
put your
1:56:21
credit card or anything in
that's just
1:56:23
so you can get through the
through the
1:56:25
process of setting it all up
you there
1:56:29
is one little gotcha that I ran
into
1:56:33
because I wanted the latest
software
1:56:38
update for that phone available
because
1:56:41
that would allow me to use my
hearing
1:56:44
aids it's the also the first
phone that
1:56:46
allowed that had the hearing aid
1:56:47
integration from Apple
1:56:49
you have to sink it through
iTunes
1:56:51
because it will no longer
download that
1:56:53
automatically over-the-air so
you have
1:56:55
to do some work now so once
that's done
1:56:58
you turn off all of the iCloud
stuff
1:57:00
turn off backups turn
everything off all
1:57:03
the privacy settings to the
left off off
1:57:06
off no location and I kind of
trust
1:57:08
apple's device in this regard I
think
1:57:10
that they're pretty fair if
you're not
1:57:13
logged in through iCloud now of
course
1:57:16
your maps won't know where you
are and
1:57:18
you only want to use Apple maps
if you
1:57:20
have to but the thing about
this phone
1:57:22
is you could flip it on also
you're not
1:57:25
going to install any apps
except for one
1:57:27
and this is the tricky part
because this
1:57:29
is where you do need to
consider if you
1:57:31
want to pay for this or not and
that's
1:57:34
called privacy Pro and you can
get one I
1:57:37
think free but you really want
the paid
1:57:40
version and that is the
equivalent of a
1:57:42
pie hole for your iPhone 5 so
you can
1:57:46
block any URL it comes loaded
with with
1:57:50
all kinds of links that it'll
block and
1:57:52
you can fully block Google
Twitter face
1:57:55
back and Instagram none of that
stuff
1:57:57
will work you can add things
and it's
1:58:01
essentially a VPN so what you
are left
1:58:03
over with after you go through
all this
1:58:05
and I should probably write it
up and do
1:58:06
a video which I think I'll do
just so
1:58:09
people have the steps then you
will have
1:58:12
a phone that does calling it
does
1:58:16
you couldn't down you can use
the
1:58:18
podcast app that works
reasonably well
1:58:19
you can do text messaging and
you also
1:58:22
want to make sure that I
message shit is
1:58:24
shut off so none of that you
don't want
1:58:26
to be because you'll get locked
into
1:58:27
their system to don't use that
and
1:58:30
you'll have a web browser and
the web
1:58:32
browser is really underpowered
you can't
1:58:36
you can barely do Twitter with
it if you
1:58:40
want to Twitter of course a
heavy site
1:58:42
just on the web browser itself
but if
1:58:43
you just want to you know do
something
1:58:45
really quick it's possible an
email now
1:58:49
email is not going to be a great
1:58:50
experience but if I'm out on a
Saturday
1:58:53
afternoon I get the newsletter
email
1:58:55
from you I want to take a look
at it it
1:58:57
takes me longer it's a pain in
the ass
1:58:58
but the flipside is I have no
reason to
1:59:02
grab this phone
1:59:02
to look at something really
quick
1:59:04
because it's a pain in the ass
1:59:06
so either you don't look at it
you ask
1:59:08
someone else a handy instrument
1:59:10
interdimensional millennial who
might be
1:59:12
nearby Hey look that up for me
I learned
1:59:14
that from you it works very
well or you
1:59:16
just just don't do it go home
and we'll
1:59:19
do it there and I feel that
Google has
1:59:23
having a hard time tracking me
and you
1:59:26
know it's it's blocking all of
these
1:59:28
wonderful all of these
wonderful little
1:59:31
URLs with trackers and clickers
etc so
1:59:34
and that the battery lasts a
long time
1:59:37
because there's no apps that
are you
1:59:39
know spying on you and talking
to home
1:59:42
base in fact nothing goes out
of there I
1:59:44
think you're gonna bring down
Google I
1:59:47
hope so
1:59:49
well we have a case that we
found
1:59:53
brand-new in the box did you
email it to
1:59:55
me no email it mail it to you
oh I
1:59:58
thought you said you're gonna
eat as a
2:00:00
picture or something okay no no
I got a
2:00:01
stainless send you and it's a
case but
2:00:03
it also has a battery in it so
your
2:00:06
battery life will last for
months yeah
2:00:09
and I appreciate that and I
will try it
2:00:12
out but I really like the very
2:00:14
lightweight I pick up the the
keepers
2:00:16
fine like you're having a case
you're
2:00:18
gonna drop it
2:00:19
oh I've dropped this phone
already this
2:00:22
is known as a busted into a
million
2:00:23
pieces no no haven't they fixed
your
2:00:27
problem chip the corner off
because it
2:00:30
has an actual you know metal
rim not all
2:00:33
glass that shatters on impact
but you
2:00:35
pick up an iPhone 10 like whoa
what is
2:00:39
this brick you're carrying
around no I
2:00:41
love it and I don't use it I
use it for
2:00:43
phone calls text messaging and
maybe an
2:00:45
email and that's it method all
you want
2:00:48
and you're reasonably secure
still not
2:00:50
the best but it's better than
nothing
2:00:52
and you got the 4G anonymous
says he
2:00:55
works at a university or she
and the
2:00:58
second day of class
administration was
2:01:01
left flat-footed after a
technology
2:01:05
glitch
2:01:07
over the past several years the
school
2:01:09
has moved to automated door
locks on
2:01:12
many buildings and classrooms
these
2:01:14
doors are unlocked the specific
times of
2:01:16
day and days of the week based
on a
2:01:17
central server well after a
nightly
2:01:20
technology glitch the network
servers
2:01:24
were down in the morning and
guess what
2:01:26
the students couldn't get into
2:01:28
classrooms employees couldn't
get into
2:01:30
their buildings employees who
found
2:01:32
their buildings master key
found it did
2:01:34
not open most of the doors
2:01:35
police were asked to break down
the
2:01:38
doors and can you imagine what
kind of
2:01:43
crap we're gonna run into in
the future
2:01:45
this is just the start I don't
2:01:48
understand why anyone would
think this
2:01:50
was a good idea
2:01:51
well I think it's I don't know
I don't
2:01:54
know why it's at that apartment
that you
2:01:56
used to live in to have this
system like
2:01:58
this and this is just power
went out
2:01:59
people would be stuck in or out
no it
2:02:02
was the elevator okay
2:02:04
it was the elevator that that
you have
2:02:08
to you have to pre-program the
floor you
2:02:10
want to go to and so all the
panel's
2:02:12
turn off but yeah you also
can't access
2:02:16
certain areas because the the
the swipe
2:02:20
cards you know the RFID system
doesn't
2:02:22
work which is surprising you
know we
2:02:25
have Texas that's another thing
I will
2:02:27
not do we have toll roads in
Austin
2:02:31
particularly yeah we have a
toll lane on
2:02:34
Mopac and you have this you
know if
2:02:38
we're like the tolls in San
Francisco
2:02:39
for the bridge or whatever you
got a box
2:02:41
right and how big is this box
that they
2:02:43
gave you for putting is about
three
2:02:46
inches by three inches is it
powered or
2:02:48
is it no bad as massive it's
it's RF
2:02:51
it's passive is induction so
they have
2:02:54
now it's just a sticker it's
just a
2:02:58
sticker yeah but these things
the thing
2:03:01
over the highway that's about
10 feet in
2:03:03
the air that's a good distance
it's
2:03:05
powering it's passively
powering this
2:03:08
this are RFID sticker and it's
blasting
2:03:11
it back I'm impressed
2:03:13
tell you might get irradiated
ten feet
2:03:17
at least give induction telling
yeah
2:03:20
just like that cooking machine
you know
2:03:22
he says cool burner you put a
piece of
2:03:25
mail on it starts heating up if
you by
2:03:28
any chance and I all your
fillings are
2:03:30
gonna be heating up if
everybody would
2:03:34
like to take a look at their
smart
2:03:35
phones if you got them shame on
you make
2:03:38
sure you do not have the
Foursquare app
2:03:41
still lurking on there
somewhere I don't
2:03:46
know if anyone even uses
Foursquare
2:03:48
anymore but several years ago
they've
2:03:51
checked in well yes apparently
that
2:03:56
audit they've automated some of
that
2:03:58
check-in stuff based upon where
you've
2:04:01
been in the past or where
you're going
2:04:02
this company still makes
according to
2:04:06
reports 100 million dollars a
year off
2:04:11
of location data and that's
just went
2:04:13
zombie apps because they have
very
2:04:16
because of the check-ins and
where
2:04:19
certain locations are if you're
on the
2:04:21
fifth floor of a building or
the ninth
2:04:23
floor the fair the Foursquare
app
2:04:25
somehow knows that still based
upon you
2:04:29
know they have 100 million
profiles and
2:04:31
still people leave this app on
their
2:04:34
phone you just don't think
about it but
2:04:35
it's communicating your exact
data back
2:04:38
continuously remove that
battery it
2:04:41
wasting battery to remove that
from your
2:04:44
phone so I'm doing all kinds of
research
2:04:47
about tracking etc I came
across a movie
2:04:51
which is on YouTube which I I
know if we
2:04:53
talked about it I'd never seen
it called
2:04:55
a good American have you heard
of this
2:04:57
movie just a cartoon
2:05:00
no it's and how that's Team
America a
2:05:04
good American is about the NSA a
2:05:09
particular bill Binney story
and Bill
2:05:13
Binney the whistleblower but
there's a
2:05:15
part of the story that I had
never heard
2:05:17
and you end this is a must see
it's
2:05:20
about an hour and 20 minutes
it's well
2:05:22
done is professionally done
it's little
2:05:24
slow from time to time but he
goes
2:05:27
through this scenario that he
and his
2:05:29
small team within the NSA had
built a
2:05:33
metadata
2:05:34
only tracking system called
thinthread
2:05:37
and it was so good that it was
2:05:40
automatically predicting things
were
2:05:42
going to happen based upon the
2:05:46
algorithms they had built he was
2:05:48
predicting them not after the
fact but
2:05:50
they could say in fact they
came closer
2:05:52
within 24 hours or something
happening
2:05:55
was I think the the coal yeah a
US coal
2:06:01
attack and they know and they
hadn't and
2:06:04
they hadn't even completed the
system at
2:06:06
that point and what he also had
done or
2:06:08
Benny and his team is they had
encrypted
2:06:11
all of the metadata nodes so in
you
2:06:14
would never know who who was
talking to
2:06:16
who they were just represented
by a
2:06:19
cryptographically signed or
generated
2:06:21
hash I guess and so if you want
to find
2:06:24
out who it was after seeing the
patterns
2:06:27
because that's what it was all
about for
2:06:29
this particular system then you
could
2:06:31
always get a warrant and then
you know
2:06:33
get the the private key out of
the vault
2:06:36
and unlock it and this system
works so
2:06:40
well that when one of the
bosses before
2:06:44
the the boss are you're gonna
hear about
2:06:45
in a second came in said well
what if he
2:06:49
gave you a billion dollars what
could
2:06:50
you do with this program and
Benny you
2:06:53
know and beanie and his team
went away
2:06:54
and they they thought about
they came
2:06:56
back said well for 300 million
we can
2:06:59
blanket the entire world with
the system
2:07:01
we really don't know how to
spend the
2:07:02
other one you know the other
1.1 billion
2:07:05
dollars so in 2001 a new leader
of the
2:07:13
NSA came in do you remember who
that was
2:07:17
that was general Hayden exactly
Hayden
2:07:22
came in and now I'm going to
switch over
2:07:25
to a piece of this movie
general Hayden
2:07:28
higher bill black to come in
and take
2:07:32
over the deputy director ship
2:07:35
once bill black was brought in
from SAIC
2:07:40
where he had been a vice
president the
2:07:43
following spring he brought in
another
2:07:46
senior vice president from SAIC
and that
2:07:50
person with Sam visitor
2:07:53
and who gets the contract to
develop
2:07:56
trailblazer
2:07:58
SAIC what's wrong with this
picture
2:08:06
SAIC was a private company it
is made up
2:08:10
basically of retired NSA
individuals
2:08:13
people from NSA retire and
they'll go
2:08:16
into a company like SAIC and
then
2:08:18
they'll use their contacts back
at NSA
2:08:20
to get contracts back to the
CIC so this
2:08:24
was really the start of what
would
2:08:25
become an incredible boondoggle
as the
2:08:29
thin thread system which was
working had
2:08:31
accurately predicted things
that NSA had
2:08:34
not even seen before and
retroactively
2:08:39
Lee found these patterns as
well which
2:08:40
they had missed no no Hayden
had decided
2:08:44
that it was going to be thin
thread was
2:08:48
going to weigh going away and
it was
2:08:50
going to be trailblazer and
Trailblazer
2:08:54
was all these big consulting
firms you
2:08:57
heard about SAIC coming in all
the big
2:09:00
manufacturers billions of
dollars on the
2:09:03
line consultants everywhere
they shut
2:09:06
down the thing that was working
2:09:08
perfectly well and these guys
came in
2:09:10
and started to create this huge
storage
2:09:12
of everything unencrypted no
2:09:16
cryptographic masking of names
etc and
2:09:20
it's a fantastic story to hear
how all
2:09:23
they gave but all they cared
about was
2:09:25
just big money from their own
buddies
2:09:29
and then listen to this last
clip about
2:09:35
9/11 I remembered this these
Hayden came
2:09:39
in in 2000 one day after 9/11 I
came in
2:09:42
dressed like I was going to
sweep the
2:09:44
floor so the guards let me in
otherwise
2:09:46
they would have kept me out
then too
2:09:48
because that day that general
Hayden
2:09:51
ordered everybody out of the
building -
2:09:52
I just need to mention that
you'll hear
2:09:54
a name here who was the number
three in
2:09:56
command Maureen Baginski and
she you'll
2:10:00
hear about her about in this
clip so she
2:10:02
was the third in command under
hate know
2:10:04
when I got in there
2:10:05
my god went up to the sark and
while I
2:10:08
was in there trying to look at
the
2:10:10
material and my on my computer
why my
2:10:13
contracting president of the
contract
2:10:16
during a group that I had
working on a
2:10:17
thin thread came over to me and
said
2:10:19
that he had just been in a
contractor
2:10:21
meeting with Sam visitor and
the in that
2:10:23
meeting
2:10:24
Sam Bazar had told him that he
said to
2:10:28
him do not embarrass large
companies you
2:10:31
do your part you'll get your
share
2:10:32
there's plenty for everybody
and he also
2:10:35
said that Sam had said that we
could
2:10:38
milk this cow for 15 years
2:10:40
we began to go about to the
workforce
2:10:43
and I would accompany marine
Baginski
2:10:46
the workforce took this
extraordinarily
2:10:50
hard people would ask her what
are you
2:10:52
gonna do and I still remember
her saying
2:10:54
9/11 is a gift to NSA we're
gonna get
2:10:59
all the money we need and then
some
2:11:01
direct quote 9/11 was a gift
innocent
2:11:05
all she saw was dollars coming
from
2:11:08
Congress here we would get to
spend
2:11:10
freely
2:11:11
how does makes my stomach turn
yeah they
2:11:17
already disgusting they
compromised the
2:11:20
country and it'll give a shit
about the
2:11:22
country now they don't take
care about
2:11:25
their pocketbooks this is a very
2:11:27
disabled should be rousted they
should
2:11:28
be rousted and they should be
roasted
2:11:32
beaten with with rubber tubing
in front
2:11:35
of ring cameras for all the
world to see
2:11:37
it's and hate and especially
and we
2:11:40
always thought he was creepy
and we know
2:11:42
these things are about
boondoggles I
2:11:44
hadn't heard this history no I
haven't
2:11:47
heard this story either i'ma
have to
2:11:48
watch this now thanks you'll
like it a
2:11:51
good American is the time
always like
2:11:53
Benny Benny and Thomas Drake or
my to
2:11:56
the you know there's a two or
three
2:11:57
other guys yeah but those are
the two
2:11:59
guys the main two guys that I
like Drake
2:12:02
and Benny
2:12:03
I think Drake was the second
guy you
2:12:04
heard in that clip I think I'm
not I
2:12:06
didn't for me but that's the
guy who
2:12:09
gives us lecture he always
charged it
2:12:11
off with was now it is never
talked to
2:12:15
the FBI don't talk to the feds
man ever
2:12:21
yes if you remember Thomas
Drake was
2:12:24
another whistleblower and he
would
2:12:26
before he got you know rousted
busted he
2:12:30
actually went through the normal
2:12:32
channels you're supposed to do
and that
2:12:33
included talking to the FBI
about some
2:12:36
bad things going on at the NSA
and they
2:12:40
just took all what he said and
turn it
2:12:42
against him and arrested him
yeah oh
2:12:46
yeah you know they they rousted
those
2:12:48
guys they took all their files
from
2:12:50
their home everything pointed
guns at
2:12:51
him while they were in the
shower
2:12:53
yeah it's so corrupt it's so
corrupt -
2:12:58
its damn congressmen people
they went
2:13:01
outside protocol no they never
did go
2:13:04
outside protocol they were in
protocol I
2:13:05
think the prowl created the
protocol and
2:13:07
Hayden went on to run the CIA
yeah
2:13:11
jackasses man so while we're on
TG and
2:13:15
then some B mile I got tons of
stuff to
2:13:17
talk about but
2:13:18
please stop using uber and lyft
you're
2:13:21
getting ripped off besides that
they're
2:13:23
selling all of your data I
noticed this
2:13:25
years ago maybe two years ago
that I was
2:13:29
getting weird pricing based
upon just
2:13:32
who I was because of tena
standing next
2:13:35
to me use the uber app on her
phone
2:13:38
she get a lower price now it's
coming
2:13:42
out Ars Technica had a big
article about
2:13:44
especially how these dial eber
is when
2:13:49
it comes to surge pricing
they'll charge
2:13:51
twice or three times as much as
the fare
2:13:54
only give the driver like five
bucks so
2:13:58
it could be it could be that
there's a
2:14:00
$90 charge with surge pricing
and the
2:14:05
driver still gets $15 this is a
horrible
2:14:08
company I I don't think I I
think people
2:14:14
don't even know he'd use it
well they
2:14:17
use --lift
2:14:18
but I think lyft is similar
it's all
2:14:20
based on algorithms and they're
just
2:14:22
charging your shit do whatever
whatever
2:14:25
they want to do don't just take
it fine
2:14:28
so don't use that I'm going to
attempt I
2:14:32
don't use these things I've
actually
2:14:33
used a regular cab but sure
Here I am
2:14:36
I'm getting off of one time I
there's
2:14:38
nobody to pick me up from the
airport so
2:14:39
I took the BART through the
whole system
2:14:42
and got ended up over in El
Cerrito I'd
2:14:44
take cab home
2:14:45
meaning II don't want any
friends while
2:14:46
you're on BART must have been
fun no
2:14:50
it's not very sociable to be
honest
2:14:52
about this drug addicts on BART
anyway
2:14:55
so I come back and I say have a
lyft
2:14:58
account and so I said well it's
lyft was
2:15:00
there was a car right around
the corner
2:15:02
and the price it was 750 I said
and
2:15:04
there's a cab sitting there
waiting just
2:15:06
jumping this cab hell with this
I get
2:15:08
back and I get to the house and
what was
2:15:11
the fee you think okay yeah
2:15:15
the fee what do you mean the
fee was I
2:15:18
pay to the cabbie Oh versus the
$15 for
2:15:22
the app no versus the 750 I
would have
2:15:25
had to pay lift I have no idea
2:15:28
750 exactly the same yeah hmm
so I'm
2:15:35
thinking what's the point
2:15:37
well you get to wait around
instead of
2:15:40
going straight to a cab I mean
the cabs
2:15:43
in Austin are not great at the
airport
2:15:44
not a family I use it though I
know I
2:15:47
just I'm tired I'm gonna pick
you up
2:15:51
yeah well like you we have
children oh
2:15:54
don't give a shit you come back
from a
2:15:56
trip they're not there to pick
you up
2:15:57
there's nothing in the house
2:15:58
everything's dark your weeds
gone that's
2:16:01
all this stuff it's just
horrible can't
2:16:04
when I tell you that happened I
didn't
2:16:08
mean to do that you know what
the clip
2:16:10
you should have played during
your
2:16:12
little thing there with the Bob
Benny
2:16:13
was the pre-crime clip Oh
2:16:16
do we still have that we haven't
2:16:19
replayed that Berlin times
pre-crime
2:16:21
let's see he's the under
pre-crime it
2:16:24
might be under pre-crime let me
see you
2:16:27
know I think this is it getting
comfy no
2:16:30
that's not it I have a lot of
pre-crime
2:16:35
but it's all it's all I don't
have the
2:16:37
the jingle why wouldn't I have
that
2:16:39
jingle I do however have this
jingle to
2:16:43
show my food by donation to no
agenda
2:16:46
imagine all the people who
could use ice
2:16:47
oh yeah
2:16:52
[Music]
2:16:56
well I'm gonna have you play
that again
2:16:59
because I have a lead in here
for this
2:17:02
it's a clip okay that would be
what we'd
2:17:06
be doing on this show had it
not been
2:17:08
for our model okay this is the
second
2:17:14
part of Malcolm Gladwell's
podcast
2:17:18
revisionist history I noticed
we played
2:17:20
at the opening of his show a
couple
2:17:23
shows ago but in the middle of
the show
2:17:25
he interrupts things to bring
in his
2:17:27
sponsor and and and kowtow to
him
2:17:31
in this clip and back with no
kotoba
2:17:38
we're talking about 5g the next
great
2:17:40
digital revolution the
revolution beyond
2:17:43
the phone today an ambulance
pulls up to
2:17:47
the hospital and you've got a
handoff
2:17:49
data to the medical
professionals inside
2:17:51
the hospital with 5g you can
imagine
2:17:53
that becomes an automated
process which
2:17:56
also helps patient lives it's
more
2:17:58
efficient and you're handing
off the
2:18:00
data more precisely it's a
beautiful
2:18:03
thing and then more long-term
becomes
2:18:06
how do we think through
training doctors
2:18:09
to become better surgeons
faster in the
2:18:12
future using augmented reality
you can
2:18:14
literally watch the best
surgeons on
2:18:16
earth perform surgery and learn
as if
2:18:20
it's you doing it with
augmented reality
2:18:22
you can overlay the scan of the
patient
2:18:25
if you will so you never have
to look
2:18:27
away from them it can help
guide you on
2:18:29
the next thing you need to do
as part of
2:18:31
your surgery and presumably
when you're
2:18:33
training someone you would no
longer
2:18:36
have to be in the room as you
train them
2:18:38
you could have access to a wide
number
2:18:41
of people who are giving you
advice
2:18:42
because they could all watch
through
2:18:43
your eyes right exactly
2:18:45
wait this is just a general
2:18:47
if she made have add what the
hell it's
2:18:51
just for the whole industry
well he's
2:18:55
from AT&T so it's for AT&T
2:18:57
oh oh oh this oh you're right
it's the
2:18:59
eight oh gosh well that's
pathetic he's
2:19:04
so like the part where because
of 5g you
2:19:07
can hand off the documents it
much
2:19:09
smoother away somehow I don't
know how
2:19:11
that works
2:19:12
jam it into that little hole in
your
2:19:14
phone we're gonna thank our
really
2:19:34
matter people who really matters
2:19:37
including of course the course
gets
2:19:39
demean you by our man's name
here so sir
2:19:43
foamer brahman of the Hat -
hatchapee
2:19:46
loop so sir foamer I
contributed 111
2:19:50
dollars and 11 cents Oh
2:19:52
he says he's moved to Harrison
New
2:19:54
Jersey I'm not far not far from
my old
2:19:57
stomping grounds all right
George Jack
2:20:01
London Square mm-hmm do it live
sure Cal
2:20:05
North various Michigan's yes are
2:20:09
lavender blossoms gay live under
2:20:11
blossoms org is where you can
get the
2:20:13
finest CBD salves and creams
and we're
2:20:16
not getting paid to say that we
actually
2:20:18
use the product yeah it's a
good product
2:20:21
one hundred eleven dollars
eleven cents
2:20:22
and he says can you see my
address
2:20:24
I live on curry Road yeah it's
with IE
2:20:27
though doesn't count Mark Hall
your
2:20:30
buddy in Austin you talked
about earlier
2:20:31
100 $1.33 does he say did John
Adam the
2:20:35
No Agenda sad puppy has kept me
awake at
2:20:37
night this week sending a hundo
for
2:20:39
milk-bones also is a dollar as
a tip on
2:20:42
the hip for Raven from Reseda
33 to go
2:20:48
to the find Epstein's killer
GoFundMe
2:20:50
set up by master sleuth OJ
Simpson good
2:20:53
work as always fellas mark aw
man he's
2:20:57
he's it he's one of the special
ones in
2:21:00
Austin
2:21:00
John Patrick 100 bucks John s
Chris tech
2:21:05
$100 and he's got a completed
knighthood
2:21:08
music it completes my
knighthood anyone
2:21:10
say jobs karma which we'll give
him as a
2:21:14
part of the compilation at the
end he's
2:21:16
getting started a new role and
OCAD Amin
2:21:19
and whippets
2:21:20
all round at the table let me
order
2:21:22
those because good he will be
with he
2:21:26
will be at the round table in a
few
2:21:28
moments Kyle Winfield in Cedar
Park
2:21:32
Texas 98 99 sir Brian Kaufman in
2:21:35
Scottsdale Arizona 75 75
Jeffrey fields
2:21:39
6650 james rogers 5555 crisp uh
spray
2:21:45
Spradling in her Healdsburg
California
2:21:49
5510 double nickels on the dime
wine
2:21:51
country
2:21:52
he needs a D douching douched
2:21:58
jokes we give some karma at the
end
2:22:01
there Chris justice Stokes in
Montgomery
2:22:03
Texas Dublin that goes on the
dime Peter
2:22:05
Chong Joseph needs a F cancer
karma for
2:22:09
Patsy's full recovery love
Brandon so
2:22:12
will take care of that in a
moment Peter
2:22:15
Truong 5510 Erin Newberry 5533
sir
2:22:18
Austin of the snowy Cascades of
the
2:22:20
birthday coming up for somebody
5150
2:22:23
ease and Sammamish he's
doubling down he
2:22:27
says as he forgot to wish Dame
Laura of
2:22:30
the snowy Cascades a happy
birthday for
2:22:31
Friday when she turns 50 - yeah
and it's
2:22:35
his first donation no 52 in in
my first
2:22:39
donation I'm not sure what do
you mean
2:22:40
but there's probably this one
which is a
2:22:43
sir Austin in the second
donation of
2:22:45
5150
2:22:46
okay got it Cassandra Hudson in
2:22:49
Kitchener Ontario fifty-fifty
2:22:52
happy birthday huh blob loves
new and
2:22:54
Caleb okay we dive at dawn red
Sparrow
2:22:58
other wet bird flies at night
Maxine
2:23:02
Waters gravel comes in with
fifty
2:23:04
dollars and five cents and that
believe
2:23:06
that Maxie's waters gravels I
wanna sent
2:23:09
me the hat that says make
Hillary run
2:23:11
again yes
2:23:12
he says small batch limited
edition
2:23:15
unofficial no agenda make
Hillary run
2:23:17
again hats three only three
first three
2:23:21
executive donations to the next
no
2:23:23
agenda show using promo code
gravel can
2:23:25
have one yeah I don't about all
the
2:23:31
extra promotions fine
promotions we
2:23:35
can't keep track of the
promotions
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something comes in I'm like no
I'm just
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like I don't want to do it but
they
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yeah no
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2:30:04
he'd be more than help happy to
get your
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ring out to you once you have
all of the
2:30:09
sizes and your address etc the
meetups
2:30:15
yet another thing that no other
2:30:18
podcasts can do like we do
because you
2:30:20
do it that's the great part
about it
2:30:22
this is our value for value
model works
2:30:25
we got a meetup report from
Lincoln
2:30:27
Nebraska
2:30:29
with a nice picture was all
dudes this
2:30:31
time hey Adam and John wanted
to write
2:30:32
in share report about the
Nebraska no
2:30:34
agenda meetup ended up being
twelve guys
2:30:36
that attended we had a
university
2:30:37
professor a no agenda night a
big pharma
2:30:40
shill and a guy who lives in a
van down
2:30:42
by the river think about that
for a
2:30:45
second where are you going to
have this
2:30:48
combination of people in one
place
2:30:50
everyone was cool and
down-to-earth the
2:30:53
conversations flowed everyone
was cool
2:30:55
as hell actually and we all
agreed to
2:30:57
have another hope to see more
people at
2:30:59
the next one I encourage any No
Agenda
2:31:01
listener to attend or organize
a meet-up
2:31:04
in their area and I want to
thank dart
2:31:07
dude named Daniel who was
running No
2:31:09
Agenda meetups calm he has a
couple of
2:31:11
updates to the site we now have
a
2:31:13
working map map view for the
meetups
2:31:16
this is cool so you can see
he's gonna
2:31:18
zoom out and see all the
international
2:31:20
meetups as long as the
producers entered
2:31:22
the address of the venue
correctly
2:31:24
events should flow straight
into the map
2:31:26
very important there now files
for
2:31:30
people to print you'll find it
under
2:31:32
resources the resources menu
these are
2:31:35
of course our heads for a
printout to
2:31:37
put on sticks and a big request
was
2:31:40
RSVPs many people were asking
for them
2:31:43
it is now integrated into this
into the
2:31:45
system for event organizers log
in at
2:31:48
the top right hand of the site
you'll
2:31:49
see a list of your upcoming
events this
2:31:52
is fantastic
2:31:53
again the value for value model
you see
2:31:55
how it works right before your
very eyes
2:31:57
you do not get this kind of
stuff in
2:31:59
mainstream it's only what we
can do here
2:32:02
and I congratulate everybody on
this now
2:32:04
a quick list of what's coming
up we have
2:32:06
Burning Man today
2:32:07
that's Black Rock City Nevada
of course
2:32:09
I don't have to mention this
because
2:32:11
you're already there and you
can't
2:32:12
listen at all do they have
connection up
2:32:14
there to their bandwidth or
they have
2:32:15
internet they're not supposed
to not the
2:32:19
post now at the 31st of August
we've got
2:32:22
to Busan South Korea and South
Paulo and
2:32:25
added Peterborough Ontario
Canada
2:32:28
September 5th Seattle the six
in Calgary
2:32:30
Alberta September 7th
2:32:31
Jurek 11th in Orlando the 14th
2:32:34
Pittsburgh and El Paso las
cruces the
2:32:37
20th the September Southeast
Louisiana
2:32:39
Nelson British Columbia South
East
2:32:41
London and Salem Oregon the
entire world
2:32:44
four quarters of the earth
almost will
2:32:46
be meeting with No Agenda
producers on
2:32:51
the 20th the 21st Eastern North
Carolina
2:32:54
the 26th Las Vegas and
Luxembourg San
2:32:57
Antonio on the 27th the 28th in
2:33:00
Copenhagen I think this may be
a new
2:33:03
entry and I would like to
request if
2:33:06
anyone is so willing to consider
2:33:09
organizing a meet-up at Delray
Beach
2:33:12
Florida for Friday February
21st the
2:33:16
keeper and I will be there we
would love
2:33:18
to attend to meet up again if
you can if
2:33:20
you're in the area and you'd
like to
2:33:22
organize it get go to no agenda
meetups
2:33:25
comm and we're looking for a
Delray
2:33:27
Beach or in that general area
Delray
2:33:29
Beach meet up Friday February
1st and
2:33:31
thank you for participating in
this
2:33:34
social experiment that are the
knowledge
2:33:37
in the meetups I find it to be
2:33:38
incredibly exciting personally
I'd love
2:33:41
that this is happening it's
something
2:33:43
about it that is bigger than us
and
2:33:46
hopefully legacy you know
you'll make
2:33:49
friends and contact in your
area and
2:33:52
hopefully some of those will be
around
2:33:54
much longer than we are or the
show
2:33:57
sounds kind of shaped
fatalistic I know
2:34:00
but I say I got a couple of
things I
2:34:04
want to get out of the way one
I've been
2:34:07
noticing these six week cycle
events
2:34:09
that are I'm just marking them
all six
2:34:11
week cycles so we were over the
time we
2:34:13
can see if any of them actually
are
2:34:14
mm-hmm there was one a couple
weeks ago
2:34:17
some some doofus did something
stupid
2:34:20
this is one here's a little bit
more
2:34:21
dubious even than the one from
the last
2:34:25
one I'll explain why also
breaking the
2:34:27
knew all right you want me to
stop
2:34:29
explain why after the clip also
breaking
2:34:31
the new mass shooting plot that
2:34:33
authorities say they have
foiled tonight
2:34:35
a student at High Point
University in
2:34:37
North Carolina arrested with
guns in his
2:34:39
dorm NBC's Steve Patterson on
what
2:34:41
police say he was planning and
how they
2:34:43
caught him
2:34:45
you're in court today the 19
year old
2:34:47
suspect appearing in court via
2:34:49
videoconference today are you
accepting
2:34:51
this attorney services as your
attorney
2:34:55
prosecutors say High Point
University
2:34:57
student Paul ste burr wanted to
carry
2:35:00
out America's next massacre he
guards
2:35:04
foiled the alleged plot when
they
2:35:06
confiscated this 9-millimeter
2:35:07
semi-automatic handgun and
12-gauge
2:35:10
shotgun plus ammunition from
his dorm
2:35:13
room
2:35:13
prosecutors say ste burr a
Boston native
2:35:16
planned to shoot up the school
2:35:17
confessing his timeline to kill
people
2:35:20
had been planned since December
and that
2:35:22
he had studied other mass
shootings the
2:35:27
district attorney told the
court stiver
2:35:29
chose to enroll at school in
North
2:35:30
Carolina because it was easier
to buy
2:35:33
weapons state law prohibits the
2:35:35
possession of firearms on
school grounds
2:35:37
stiver faces charges for having
weapons
2:35:39
on campus and for communicating
a threat
2:35:41
of mass violence university
officials
2:35:43
say they discovered the alleged
plot
2:35:45
when other students alerted
security
2:35:46
okay
2:35:47
Steve Patterson thank you hmm
talks
2:35:51
funny now this is bullcrap the
guy had
2:35:55
he had a gun he had a
semi-automatic gun
2:35:58
which he kept in his room which
is not
2:35:59
supposed to do I guess on this
school
2:36:01
and then this so called shotgun
looked
2:36:03
like an old blunderbuss I don't
even
2:36:06
know if it was a shotgun big
horn big
2:36:10
horn at the end didn't have the
horn at
2:36:14
the end but it had big giant
hammers I
2:36:16
mean if it was anything it may
have been
2:36:17
some old shot I have a I have a
2:36:20
double-barrel 20 gauge with
hammers on
2:36:23
top they're beautiful this is
not a gun
2:36:27
for a mass shooting you need a
pump back
2:36:28
should gun the choice of shells
and you
2:36:30
can pump away oh do tell John
what else
2:36:32
do we need for mass shooting
well you
2:36:34
don't want a double-barrel
shotgun with
2:36:36
hammers at the top no and he
had a
2:36:41
pistol big deal he didn't have
like any
2:36:43
just dumb did he have a
military-style
2:36:46
assault rifle no oh
2:36:49
stupid shotgun if it was that I
still
2:36:52
think it was a blunderbuss and
a pistol
2:36:55
what's it gonna do now
2:36:58
said that he communicated that
he wanted
2:37:01
to before to execute a mass
shooting so
2:37:04
where did he communicate they
don't talk
2:37:06
about it it's like he said
something
2:37:08
just girlfriend or I have no
idea this
2:37:10
is bullcrap this is the bad
story
2:37:13
well no it's it's a story that
keeps
2:37:15
them everybody looking like
they know
2:37:17
what they're doing and we're
protecting
2:37:18
the public because yes you see
we can
2:37:21
thwart mass shootings yeah
that's what
2:37:28
it is exactly now the clip
which is also
2:37:31
from NBC which really irked me
cuz we
2:37:34
did this clip over a year ago
and we
2:37:38
could have gotten on NBC we
could have
2:37:39
done some publicity I don't
know why we
2:37:42
can't get publicity for some of
our good
2:37:44
work because we're old white
men hello
2:37:48
so here is the story that they
did on
2:37:51
NBC which is the story we did a
year ago
2:37:54
but they're gonna do it anyway
and of
2:37:55
course there's no way if they
have no
2:37:57
solution they don't bring in
Elizabeth
2:37:59
Warren they don't bitch and
moan they
2:38:00
don't do anything this is the
phone
2:38:02
cause scammers here's a twist
on yet
2:38:04
another story about criminals
using
2:38:06
phone scams to trick people
into giving
2:38:08
up personal information this
week the
2:38:11
tables were turned on one card
con
2:38:13
artist
2:38:14
when a police captain answered
the call
2:38:16
NBC's Tom Costello has more on
how the
2:38:18
scammer got scammed and Stevens
admits
2:38:25
she enjoyed messing with this
scammer
2:38:34
security number with you
without a clue
2:38:36
he was talking to an apex North
Carolina
2:38:38
police captain the phone crook
claimed
2:38:40
he was a social security
officer and in
2:38:43
45 minutes
2:38:44
she'd be arrested on serious
charges not
2:38:57
coming to get me I'm pretty
sure that
2:38:58
she posted the video as a
warning to
2:39:01
victims especially the elderly
we wanted
2:39:04
them to see they're gonna use
any tactic
2:39:06
they can to try to scare you
into
2:39:08
believing that something is
going to
2:39:09
happen so you'll give up your
personal
2:39:11
information
2:39:12
we just want people to know
never do
2:39:13
that the bad guy hung up folks
these are
2:39:27
scam calls don't ever give out
your
2:39:29
information the good news this
scammer
2:39:32
has now gone viral Tom Costello
NBC News
2:39:35
Washington
2:39:36
viral Heath gone viral I'm
Betty so
2:39:40
embarrassed
2:39:43
NBC stuff out of the way first
of all
2:39:45
the scammer never got scammed
like they
2:39:48
started the story with oh the
scammer
2:39:49
got scammed how did he get
scammed
2:39:51
because they they they call out
culture
2:39:54
man we called him out we win
went viral
2:39:56
so and then the other reporter
says she
2:40:01
was messing with him she wasn't
I when I
2:40:03
did my clip I was messing with
the guy
2:40:05
was getting a bad information I
was
2:40:08
stringing him along she just
refused to
2:40:10
talk to the guy I'm not giving
you my
2:40:11
number I'm not there was no
2:40:12
entertainment in this clip
there was no
2:40:15
entertainment and then it's a
cop and
2:40:18
this is legal and what does the
cop do
2:40:20
about it laughs it off and
posts it how
2:40:23
about going after the guy
finding some
2:40:25
way to stop this bitching about
the fact
2:40:27
that Elizabeth Warren promised
that she
2:40:30
was gonna tell about this bull
crap well
2:40:32
no I laughed it off oh it's all
funny
2:40:36
two things happened yesterday
to me and
2:40:39
as it relates to this I this I
know
2:40:43
unless it's unless I recognize
a number
2:40:46
like it's in my address book I
think I
2:40:48
have 20 names in my address
book on this
2:40:50
phone that's it I don't pick up
when it
2:40:53
goes to voicemail here's one
that went
2:40:54
to voicemail yesterday
2:40:57
let me see if I can make this
work
2:41:02
social security number is being
2:41:05
suspended and there is an
arrest warrant
2:41:08
being issued under your name to
talk to
2:41:10
an officer press one I repeat
to know
2:41:13
more about the case press 1 so
you know
2:41:18
obviously I didn't didn't call
back or
2:41:20
anything like that but I caught
a call
2:41:22
somewhat later in the day and
it was an
2:41:25
877 number now if it's a 5-1 to
I'm
2:41:29
inclined to pick it up which is
our area
2:41:31
code 877 is typically like that
might be
2:41:34
a legit service it wasn't my
own six
2:41:36
five-oh area code I still have
a phone
2:41:38
from Silicon Valley days and
this lovely
2:41:42
lady but she sounded older you
know
2:41:45
hello may I speak with Adam
curry I hate
2:41:50
that by the way I despise it
announce
2:41:53
who you are first but no so I
said who's
2:41:56
calling so I can always you
know get out
2:41:58
of it well this is a Ford
credit like
2:42:01
this sounds like a scam and she
really
2:42:04
sounded like a scammer but you
know my
2:42:06
lease is up in six weeks and
I'm happy
2:42:09
to get rid of this this car
because I
2:42:12
don't need it anymore I don't
have the
2:42:14
Airstream
2:42:14
and and it's too you know they
come to
2:42:18
you she's like sit well we're
gonna come
2:42:20
to your house and we're going
to and I'm
2:42:22
still not believing it we're
gonna
2:42:23
inspect the cars your
inspection said
2:42:25
you're gonna come to my house
and
2:42:26
inspect my car and what does
this cost
2:42:28
me said no no this is a Ford
credit and
2:42:31
she and she kept in - I need
your home I
2:42:34
like it gave you my home
address I know
2:42:35
who you are you clearly know
what kind
2:42:37
of car I have I don't like this
and then
2:42:39
she went through a whole bunch
of
2:42:41
numbers that I could verify
account
2:42:44
number okay you're really and
she was
2:42:46
and but it took 10 minutes of
me just
2:42:49
trying to figure out if she was
legit or
2:42:51
not yeah that's part of the
problem yeah
2:42:56
so I'm sure they feel crappy
about it
2:42:59
cuz everyone thinks they're
criminals
2:43:01
she might have been a criminal
2:43:03
it's always the old grandma
it's always
2:43:05
the grass she was
2:43:07
good man she got me good yeah
on Sunday
2:43:10
I do want to provide an update
on
2:43:12
Patrick Byrne who continues to
write
2:43:15
about his his involvement with
Maria boo
2:43:18
Tina he's writing some crypts
of cryptic
2:43:23
stuff that he says I'm not
gonna talk
2:43:25
about this but I've already
I've already
2:43:28
figured out that it relates to
Anna
2:43:29
Chapman apparently Maria boo
Tina was a
2:43:33
part of the same outreach
program that
2:43:38
the actual hot Russian spy was
a part of
2:43:41
only Anna Chapman was the one
who was
2:43:44
spying on the Democrats and
Hillary
2:43:46
Clinton and he has you know
I've done
2:43:50
some research on that and we'll
talk
2:43:51
about that on send up and go a
little
2:43:52
bit deeper unless there's some
kind of
2:43:55
breaking news I did want to
leave with
2:43:57
this one clip from Andrew yang
who I'm
2:43:59
getting a little more respect
for except
2:44:01
he never says this stuff on
television
2:44:05
or in interviews he only does
it on
2:44:07
podcasts and in this case it's
about the
2:44:10
media the other thing is just
how
2:44:12
corrupt our media conglomerates
are
2:44:14
where I was stunned I thought
they just
2:44:17
reported news much more so but
they're
2:44:20
actually really do have their
fingers on
2:44:22
scales in various ways so
there's a
2:44:24
little bit of truth to a lot of
the I
2:44:27
guess traditional conservative
criticism
2:44:29
that the media is not always
even-handed
2:44:32
its wild during this run I feel
like
2:44:34
I've now seen kernels of truth
and a lot
2:44:36
of Trump isms honestly it's
like fake
2:44:38
news and then you're like come
on Trump
2:44:40
but then you look into it well
there is
2:44:42
something there obviously he's
overly
2:44:45
emphasizing it and dramatizing
like
2:44:48
enemy the people stops
obviously like
2:44:50
you know like heedlessly
extreme but
2:44:52
yeah that's actually been a
surprise to
2:44:54
me like I'm sort of stunned
that I get
2:44:56
treated better by fox and MSNBC
I
2:44:58
thought MSNBC would like me I
would have
2:45:00
thought that that's very funny
I wish
2:45:04
you would just be honest and
say hey you
2:45:05
guys suck he would actually get
traction
2:45:08
he would that's what Trump did
it work I
2:45:11
mean I think the public is kind
of
2:45:12
amenable today I do have a clip
to
2:45:14
follow up that which is the
Sanders who
2:45:17
he's also saying he's saying
the same
2:45:20
thing
2:45:20
he's being treated very poorly
by them
2:45:22
by the media but he's going
about his
2:45:25
condemnation kind of the wrong
way and I
2:45:27
think it's you know it's been
documented
2:45:30
that the New York Times has got
a
2:45:31
reporter that that covers him
and who
2:45:34
hates him and his parent his
job is to
2:45:36
dismiss him and I
2:45:38
according to Sanders the wall
the
2:45:41
Washington Post has a person
like that
2:45:43
too and even though he stays up
there in
2:45:46
the numbers race is not gonna
last for
2:45:48
long especially after he does
this kind
2:45:50
of thing and this is the
unreported this
2:45:52
on democracy now it was
unreported by
2:45:54
everybody else but it's quite
2:45:55
interesting independent senator
2020
2:45:57
hopeful Bernie Sanders has
released a
2:45:59
plan to protect independent
journalism
2:46:01
and end the consolidation and
corporate
2:46:03
control of media outlets his
plan
2:46:06
includes ending federal
approval of
2:46:08
major media mergers giving
employees an
2:46:11
opportunity to have ownership
and news
2:46:13
outlets increasing funding for
local and
2:46:15
independent news and
strengthening
2:46:18
antitrust regulations to stop
tech
2:46:20
giants like Facebook and Google
from
2:46:23
quote cannibalizing bilking and
2:46:25
defunding news organizations
Sanders
2:46:28
notes president Trump's assault
on the
2:46:30
press has further threatened
the media
2:46:32
landscape nice threatened nice
threaten
2:46:35
yeah I don't like you know like
some of
2:46:41
these ideas I'm hearing you
know I think
2:46:44
the I think the the the press
when they
2:46:49
can't make their business model
work
2:46:51
just have to go away I'm sorry
we may
2:46:55
wind up with the New York Times
2:46:59
Washington Post I'm sure we'll
survive
2:47:01
probably USA Today and the rest
will be
2:47:04
just whatever blogs you trust I
mean all
2:47:06
these these hot shit publishing
2:47:08
companies are all going out of
business
2:47:10
I'm sure you read that essay by
some
2:47:14
person who was on staff at I
guess
2:47:17
Gawker and they got spun out
and bought
2:47:19
and this person was complaining
that oh
2:47:23
all the all the Silicon Valley
hotshots
2:47:26
who bought the company all they
wanted
2:47:27
was clickbait and yeah I mean
exactly
2:47:31
the shit weed they're accused of
2:47:33
basically
2:47:33
yeah like no one cares about
your dear
2:47:36
in-depth reporting online this
is
2:47:39
there's no money to be made off
of that
2:47:41
we fix it we need takes lots of
clicks
2:47:44
so it's cat videos yeah it
seems like
2:47:48
the lot of this stuff is over
things do
2:47:51
come to an end you know well
you know
2:47:56
the fact anyone who study it
the fact is
2:47:59
that the newspapers began their
decline
2:48:02
with television news it had
nothing to
2:48:04
do with the Internet has always
been
2:48:05
declining and it forced them to
like do
2:48:07
to certain kinds of
consolidation if you
2:48:10
look at old newspapers from the
1900s
2:48:13
it's nothing like today there's
lots of
2:48:16
competition San Francisco had
like what
2:48:18
four or five newspapers you
know they
2:48:20
had the call they had the
bulletin which
2:48:22
had the merchants at the call
bulletin
2:48:23
they had the examiner they had
the
2:48:25
Chronicle which had to
eventually merge
2:48:26
merchants eventually everybody
got but
2:48:29
and I was at one newspaper The
Chronicle
2:48:31
and there was other papers
there was a
2:48:33
New York must have had 10 or
more
2:48:36
newspapers and it was very
competitive
2:48:37
and everybody got paid well and
there
2:48:39
was their breaking stories and
they were
2:48:41
doing they clickbait in their
own
2:48:43
version with the headlines and
they
2:48:44
would sell paper boys would
selling on
2:48:46
the to the commuters yeah read
all about
2:48:49
it all that sort of thing died
with it
2:48:51
with the television and cut
started to
2:48:53
consolidate and just got worse
with the
2:48:55
internet I'm surprised they're
hanging
2:48:57
on as long as they are well
what I see
2:49:00
forming before our very eyes I
see long
2:49:03
form journalism being done and
I think
2:49:05
very well there's some
journalists out
2:49:08
there who don't need money even
call
2:49:10
themselves journalists and like
George
2:49:14
Webb on YouTube and there's a
lot of
2:49:17
in-depth work being done that is
2:49:19
extremely valuable and very
readable and
2:49:22
I would say it appears better
sourced
2:49:26
now you can't trust the
so-called
2:49:29
mainstream either so at a
certain point
2:49:31
you you follow someone and you
see what
2:49:34
if they were talking crap or
not and the
2:49:37
future appears to be people
like you and
2:49:40
I you know human content
routers we sift
2:49:43
through it to still let some
stuff seep
2:49:45
through if I had a penny for
2:49:47
every time someone says I only
listen to
2:49:49
you guys I don't need to watch
that shit
2:49:51
anymore well I'd have a hundred
pennies
2:49:53
but it now an element of that
should be
2:49:57
noted which is well what are
you gonna
2:49:58
do if the all the big papers
you won't
2:50:01
do stealing content from the
big boards
2:50:04
and just usual for them we
wouldn't have
2:50:06
any kind of the best content
that we
2:50:08
have including this the things
that you
2:50:10
just played is that like that
you Andrew
2:50:13
yang clip that you have exactly
our best
2:50:17
content does not our best
ridiculing
2:50:21
content where we just exploit
these guys
2:50:24
for doing a piss-poor job that
comes
2:50:27
from the mainstream media but
our best
2:50:29
informational content does not
it comes
2:50:31
from all these other sources we
don't
2:50:33
really use the New York Times
to source
2:50:35
some of our stories if we're
going to go
2:50:37
into in depth stuff we use them
to point
2:50:39
out that they're biased so
that's
2:50:42
bullcrap so you're right it's
gonna be
2:50:44
guys like us as long as we can
keep each
2:50:47
other alive we're in good shape
nice
2:50:53
stop smoking so much weed all
right
2:50:58
Thank You trolls for keeping us
on our
2:51:02
toes at least me John doesn't
look at
2:51:05
you I do I see you trolls and
thank you
2:51:09
to our producers for today's
program and
2:51:12
of course we will return on
Sunday I
2:51:14
hopefully will have an update
and we'll
2:51:17
see if I can make it to the big
the big
2:51:18
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2:51:21
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2:51:59
until Sunday and coming this
fall to a
2:52:06
home video July night 2019 was
the
2:52:10
hottest month ever recorded
across the
2:52:13
world that is according to a
reports on
2:52:15
Monday by the ears of copernicus
2:52:16
a climate change program the
thing that
2:52:19
couldn't die UDOT from NASA
shows 2018
2:52:31
was a book hottest of lost 159
years the
2:52:35
thing that couldn't die
2:52:40
[Music]
2:52:43
2014 was the hottest year on
record in
2:52:46
the world's oceans and 2017
where the
2:52:48
hottest ever recorded the
researchers
2:52:50
said in a study the thing that
couldn't
2:52:52
die you begin by denying that
there's a
2:52:55
consensus besides there is a
consensus
2:52:59
and science
2:53:05
the thing that couldn't die
NASA records
2:53:08
show global temperatures have
risen
2:53:09
steadily
2:53:12
but there was never a spike in
2:53:14
temperature like we saw in 2015
there is
2:53:17
no stopping analogizing people
to
2:53:30
insects is is always wrong we
can do
2:53:33
better you don't have a
mathematics that
2:53:35
proves one thing is better than
the
2:53:37
other
2:53:37
we just have opinions I welcome
being
2:53:40
called the buck a professor at
George
2:53:42
Washington University described
me as a
2:53:45
bedbug or a metaphorical bedbug
he had
2:53:48
to get Queen Elizabeth to go
along guess
2:53:51
what she lost she did and the
chicken
2:53:53
sandwich wars are coming to an
end the
2:53:56
question they're raising is
that why
2:53:58
shouldn't this be up to the
voters who
2:54:01
are going to be voting in early
2020
2:54:03
rather than up to the to the
Democratic
2:54:06
Party officials I'm not
2:54:19
what a fine they went on to say
it
2:54:20
forces campaigns to fork over
millions
2:54:23
of dollars to face but if the
people
2:54:25
don't qualify what does that
actually
2:54:26
mean for their campaigns moving
forward
2:54:28
they won't have the exposure
where I had
2:54:30
no intention whatsoever to get
him in
2:54:33
any kind of professional
trouble I mean
2:54:35
we are just children we
shouldn't have
2:54:37
to do this if the adults should
take
2:54:40
that responsibility
2:54:42
wacky shells zany shells
2:54:46
[Music]
2:55:03
[Music]
2:55:17
I think we should stop while
we're ahead
2:55:46
[Music]
2:55:51
mofo for an org slash and a the
2:55:56
president is a raving lunatic