September 5th, 2019 • 2h 52m
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boom his eyeball blows out Adam
Curry
Jhansi Dvorak 2019 this is your
award
winning give our nation media
assassination episode 1170 this
is no
agenda still fighting dark mode
and
broadcasting in the morning
everybody
I'm Adam curry and from
northern Silicon
Valley I'm John C Dvorak the
last show
was so long it took us three
three
retakes to do it and now it's
done one
and one and done it got a laugh
yeah
yeah for me yes it's true whoo
oh man
what's been going on blues yeah
yeah
what's been going on but I'll
tell you
what I did yesterday and then
you tell
me where you'd like to start
because I
watched a lot of that climate
change
watched very little of it every
time I
turn it I watched it why am i
watching
this it was a pathway can
elizabeth
warren gesticulate more
gesticulate what
is just stick you lating
throwing her
arms all over the place when
she talks
she makes a huge circle with
her arm and
she's throwing her arms left
and right
and left and right i mean it's
like if
she poke somebody's eye at us
they were
standing nearer
yeah it's it's the whole thing
it from a
television production
standpoint what a
losing piece of crap why would
anybody
want to watch that well I
watched a
little bit of Elizabeth Warren
I watched very little of Kamala
the
giggler yeah and I will say
this that
Scott Adams had a interesting
take on
Kamala Harris he says that she
has de
and I yeah I think he's maybe
right
about this she has the
personality of a
submissive huh interesting
because I have a clip where
that kind of
kind of comes out and just
looking at
this obviously the audience was
stacked
it wasn't really a town hall it
was a
CNN studio where they had you
know the
it was bogus changing images of
the
hurricane Dorian on the on the
big
screen because of course you
know we
know that this is all due to
climate
change and really I just I
because it
was it was ten hours and
everybody got a
turn and it's easy to grab the
gaps in
the dumbness but I just took
two two
examples of how set up and
scripted this
was because by the way I
disagree with
you right away
it's not easy to pull out the
gaps out
of a 10-hour document
I just needle dropped and found
stuff it
was that easy but when I when
I'm saying
what I was interested in is how
it was
set up and you know if you and
I were to
produce this
I think someone had some humor
I'd be
like okay Elizabeth Warren now
let's get
some questions for her oh I know
let's get an American Indian
desk or a
question great let's do that
Cobra del
she's from a narrow island of
land in
Louisiana known as Isle de Jean
Charles
it's rapidly disappearing
because of
rising sea levels and just
leave it will
deconstruct it in a minute
coastal
erosion Chantal thank you very
much for
being with us what's your
question
Chantal thank you so as he said
I'm from
the Jean Charles Biloxi
Jeremiah Choctaw
tribe we've been to designating
as
this is great the Cheung Chau
Chak Chak
turret prod I didn't even hear
what she
said but she's like something
Chuck
she's right out of central
casting she's
perfect to ask an American
Indian which
is the preferred way to
categorize them
an American Indian to ask a
question of
the fake American Indian it's a
great
idea CNN first American climate
refugees
were the first American climate
refugees
mm-hmm we had a front-row seat
to a
climate change for the past 20
years I
was had to move my home from
Ireland
home when I was little due to
mold
induced asthma and from replete
finally
repeat flooding so my question
to you is
if president what changes would
you make
to support communities like
mine who
face community-wide
displacement and
cultural Eurasia oh man I love
that she
said it's a cultural erasure or
because
it should be climate erasure as
I said
cultural called race sure
erasure how
about cultural climate erasure
I'm just
looking for a term here now
listen to
the submissive Liz go into her
spiel and
she knew this was coming watch
your home
disappear and know you've done
everything you can do what the
forces
bigger than you I have taken
over and
when when I think about climate
now this
was interesting she was so
ready for
this she took that and when she
when she
says no let me tell you about
this when
I think about kinda she turned
to the
camera and goes into a pre
rehearse
spiel it was it was slick and
so I see
it this way when when I think
about
climate is the existential
threat it is
the one to threaten all life on
this
planet the only day we're
losing species
it's changing the oceans are
getting
more yeah so when I first
started
thinking about how to describe
what I
will fight for you
president I decided I wasn't
gonna do
one climate plan no no no no
one no no
no not just one plan I decided
I was
gonna try to look at climate
and every
part of the plans I'm working
on so that
means I've got a lot of places
where
this comes in
because that's how I see it
it's not
going to be a one and done
that's all
confined it's that it hits in
different
places so for example yeah I
know I
can't it did actually the ends
funny but
I can't listen to it
here's the problem Isle de Jean
Charles
has been a quote-unquote
sinking for
decades because of the levees in
Louisiana the levee stopped the
silt and
this is you can find all kinds
of
articles here from the from the
New
Orleans lens the people of Isle
de Jean
Charles aren't the country's
first
climate refugees now and then
there's
all this oil and gas drilling
its
erosion it's not because the
sea level
is rising actually we have one
of our
producers who sent me a long
document I
was right fabulous fabulous and
he goes
on and says the item wasn't
even known
until 1935 even though it
apparently
existed before but they finally
started
mapping it and it turns out the
thing
hasn't been even eroding that
much the
problem one Road going in and
out that's
very poorly supported they
don't want to
keep this road going and then
there's a
bunch of oil and gas it that
they don't
drill there yeah so they're
rousting the
people this woman hasn't lived
there for
most of her life but of
cultural racial
thing is bullcrap now the
island is
bullcrap to them climate
immigrants is
bullcrap and and elizabeth
warren is
bullcrap let's move on to mayor
Pete so
mayor Pete if we were in the
meeting or
ended off by the way oh no man
if you
and I were in the meeting what
do we
want to do to have a little fun
with
mayor Pete now the gay guy
asked him a
question
ya know have a gay guy ask him a
question about children this is
even
funnier yeah and let's make
sure the gay
guy is in
solar power bill Jordan Troy
New York
he's the founder and CEO of
Jordan
Energy they do solar panel
installation
as well as the co-founder and
board
president of the let's share
the Sun
Foundation which installs solar
panels
in poor parts of the world bill
thank
you for being a part of this
what's your
question how do you and chasten
think
about leaving the world a
better place
particularly around the climate
change
issues discussed here today to
the next
generation and any children you
may
choose to raise well we're
hoping to
have kids one day and they want
to know
that our kids can thrive when I
got into
this campaign I talked a lot
about the
idea of generational justice
looked at
me funny because I don't think
it's
something that's been talked
generation
to me write that one down
generational
justice that goes right to the
top of
the list so does it good walked
about
much but each of us has an
obligation to
do our part not only to be just
to those
around us but to those who will
come in
the future and I think you know
when
we're on the campaign trail now
and more
and more the questions I get
from kids
are about climate they're
almost always
either about gun violence or
about
climate now remember do i
remember
children have been abused have
been
abused by abusing other
children to make
them all afraid and just abused
the crap
out of them and mayor Pete
seems to be
good with this these are
personal
questions there whether they're
going to
be able to those kids again
it's why I
think this isn't just saving
the planet
this is saving the future for
specific
people who are alive right now
I also frankly think of it a
little more
selfishly because when we're
talking
about whether we hit this
target of 2050
decarbonizing our economy you
know Lord
willing I plan to be here I
would now
wait for some stats be in my
60s by the
time we know whether we have
succeeded
and can look back at 2020 and
be proud
of what we did to begin getting
on the
right track or realize that
we're the
ones who blew it
these are the years you know we
talked
about 2030 as a deadline but in
many
ways 2020 is the deadline
because if
we're not underway by the time
the new
president takes office we
really have
lost our last shot it's why
there is so
much
sliding on this election we
have to be
underway by 2020 otherwise just
forget
about it so vote for me because
we have
to get it done by this election
so vote
for me talk about twenty thirty
is a
deadline
but in many ways twenty twenty
is the
deadline because if we're not
underway
by the time the new president
takes
office we really have lost our
last
choice why there is so much
riding on
this last wait wait and for me
and
everybody I know for the
children that
we hope to have for the people
who will
be alive at the turn of the
century when
if we don't change what we're
doing we
could lose half the world's
oxygen
because what's going on the
world's
oxygen Oh ladies and gentlemen
please
put your oxygen masks on if
they should
drop from the ceiling of your
house
because we're losing the
world's oxygen
and remember this is for the
children
that's why there is so much
riding on
this election and for me and
everybody I
know for the children that we
hope to
have for the people who will be
alive at
the turn of the century when if
we don't
change what we're doing we
could lose
half the world's oxygen because
of
what's going on in the oceans
that is
unthinkable we owe it we just
cannot
look we're the eyes of a child
right now
with a straight face and say
we're doing
right by them we owe it to them
to get
this done before it's too late
look in the eyes of our
children we
can't do that let me we just
need to go
through briefly when now
there's a
scripts there's a script to
abusing
children and getting this meme
this
message going and in this case
it's
being abused and children are
being
abused for climate change a
group of
producers of the No Agenda show
put a
couple things together to help
me
explain this exactly how this
is not
only works was extremely
effective so
first of all if you want to put
together
some campaign with kids
you've got to start by showing
the kids
bling playing grown-ups have
them
interact with adults making the
adults
obviously sounds stupid and
unaware of
what's going on this is an
example okay
so that that's how you'd start
off a
campaign then you have the kids
you got
to have them pitch the issue to
the
viewer and the audience address
them in
a little bit of a patronizing
way
showing them the ignorant
stupid but
you're not doing enough point
out the
deadline like twelve years or
twenty
twenty as mayor Pete said and
then you
have to have some authority like
scientists and you know say
that they
say it's has to happen we
polled kids
across Canada and asked them to
rank
election issues in order of
priority
seventy-four percent rates
climate
changes that issue most
important to
them climate scientists are now
saying
the only of 12 years left act
if you
want to avoid catastrophic
damage voting
age from eighteen to a so then
you've
got it you got to wrap it up
you've got
to have a catchy hook so you
know like
let the kids vote with these
clips are
from something we played on the
last
show let the kids vote what
it's music
kind of like a we are the world
vibe if
you can get the kids to sing on
in a
choir a melody that sticks in
your head
like cheap chewing gum
[Music]
you like the song if we were
and this song has been in my
head since
the last show
and I can't
these kids are not here to care
right so
there you have it that let the
kids vote
campaign done expertly with all
the
elements you need yeah so let's
see this
in real time with the No Agenda
show
[Music]
[Music]
excuse me guys do you have a
moment to
talk about exploding and mcgill
Julien's
ma'am
I think we're too late for that
one
there's a piece on your cheek
that looks
like Rachel Maddow
we pulled 33 kids because
getting our
nation in the morning and
awesome to
rank issues that affect them in
order
for priority they said stuff
like douche
bags camping on fortnight
friends
cheating in Pokemon and parents
hassling
them about screen time but when
we gave
them a list they all chose
exploding
amygdalas as a number one
concern
because it sounds funny
scientists say that we only
have 12
years of schooling as children
before we
irreversibly turn into adults
that's why
we've been exploited now for
cheap loss
and to get donations for the no
agenda
shirt
Felix why are we doing this
again my
dead bride man gave you a daddy
beer oh
I guess that's how the rest of
the world
works here comes a train that
gets stuck
in everybody's head hit it turn
ed
[Music]
you say
stop
[Music]
Oh
your breath
[Music]
today
the Borak dog /
[Music]
I'm crying right now being
exploited
special thanks to Sir Felix
Wilson and
Jenny Pham that's Felix's
friend mix
Wang Jenny's dad as sir Ned
Jeffery who
wrote and recorded the song
co-wrote the
lyrics and Squire Arlo Jeffrey
there at
the end but that's how it works
and
you're all now going to donate
to the
show let's hope so
mm-hmm now you have more on the
climate
thing yeah I have some clips I
have one
other thing there was an
interstitial
that ran of a CNN weatherman by
the way
the weatherman and they called
him the
weatherman not even
meteorologists just
weatherman weatherman
weatherman he got
to ask questions everybody he's
like
okay and here's a scene in
weatherman
Chad Meyers a little
interstitial saying
I used to be a climate skeptic
but then
it changed I was once a sighing
or a
change skeptic I get it
years ago I didn't think the
world's
climate would actually change
due to
global warming gases I was
convinced
that at some point the earth
would reach
a greenhouse gas equilibrium
where the
ocean and plant life would
absorb the
excess co2 that humans produced
this
would have certified the ocean
killed
the coral reefs and destroyed
the ocean
food chain but leave the
climate intact
then in 2013 co2 concentrations
in the
atmosphere past 450 per million
that's
when I knew the oceans and the
plants
couldn't keep up the demand we
were
placing on them there would be
no
equilibrium and the climate
would change
first so I went out to learn as
much as
I could about these climate
changing
guests the science the facts
and the
myths when you sort the facts
from the
fiction you may see things as I
do now
so this fool is using the 400
parts per
million as the tipping point
which we've
passed
well 360 was the tipping point
right
what no wasn't 350 I think was
climate
change 350 as that was 360 now
350 360
or 350.org but okay sorry
okay one of the two 316
everywhere were
way best at temperatures
haven't gone up
in response that much it was
350 meters
record I checked it
so I thirst something's fishy
about this
whole thing because this was
going on do
I think is something fishy
Captain
Obvious yes really
okay so I noticed it was good
there was
a bunch of stuff going on all
over the
world there all these climate
things but
there was a beef going on in
Australia I
don't know when this was but it
seemed
to be recent and it's with Alan
Jones an
old fart that's of one of the
presenters
on ABC Australian Broadcasting
Company
and he got into a beef because
they did
a climate thing the night
before his
show and they condemned him and
all the
rest it's really worth
following because
this guy is pretty funny and
this is
Alan Jones versus the professor
this is
the set at at part 1 I was
accused of
downplaying the human impact on
climate
change of course now attempt
was made to
contact me so that I could
offer a
defense that's the ABC but one
of the
guests was Professor David
karoli
referred to as an Australian
atmospheric
scientist based at the CSIRO
and the
questioner asked professor
karoli the
following I saw the radio
commentator
Ellen Jones on TV recently and
he said
that point oh four percent of
the
world's atmosphere is co2 the
question
went on and three percent of
that is
created by human beings around
the world
and of that 1.3 percent is
created by
Australians the questioner said
is that
correct and if so is human
activity
really making a difference a
pretty good
question professor Crawley
replied not
everything Jones says is
factually
correct no wonder he stumbled
in seeking
to repudiate me he were not to
say that
while it is correct that 0.04
percent of
the world's atmosphere is
carbon dioxide
quota Jones's statistics around
humans I
think it means human beings
causing
climate change and the role
Australians
specifically play is completely
false
yeah I think I've seen this
this bit was
very interesting I'm glad you
pulled
clips from it yeah I pulled the
whole
thing apart so this was because
the
night before there's a bunch of
climate
people on it this is like the
PBS news
hour you know they're obliged
to show
the line as you remember we had
that
clip with Al Gore and Judy and
Judy's
made some allusion to somebody
doubting
these numbers with stats and
Harrison or
Gore jumped all over her for
even
suggesting such a thing and
then seems
she relented anyway so this
goes on and
then you heard the numbers
which 0.0 0.0
4% is 400 parts per million
right that
part right so let's listen to
Alan Jones
let the S off first the
professor part
two
he said point out four of a
percent of
the world's carbon dioxide was
correct
the other numbers that the
question
referred to were three percent
of that
is what human beings create
around the
world and 1.3 percent of that 3
percent
is created by Australians
Karolyi said
though all his other numbers
they must
have in those last two numbers
are wrong
well on the 25th of May 2011
I interviewed professor karoli
on radio
let me just play you an extract
very
brief of that interview it was
very
courteous and very friendly
just listen
to this mr. Crowley good
morning good
morning Ellen how are you I'm
very well
thank you can I just begin
firstly with
a little bit of maths so that
we can
agree on a number of things
would you
say it's unarguable that the
level of
carbon dioxide in the air
less than 0.04 of a percent if
I'm at
that point because nitrogen we
know is
about 78 oxygen about 21 and
then
there's argon on things like
that but
co2 in the air about point O
four of a
percent okay do you agree that
the UN
IPCC Intergovernmental Panel on
Climate
Change says that of the Earth's
annual
production of carbon dioxide
this point
O four of a percent that's in
the air
nature produces 97 percent and
human
beings 3 percent of the annual
fluxes
that go in and the annual
fluxes that
come out yes that's it so I
just wanna
get this clear maths because
you're the
scientist
I'm not point o4 of a percent
of the air
is carbon dioxide and of that
point o4
of a percent 97 percent
produced by
nature and human beings 3
percent now of
that 3 percent all Australian
human
activity transport industry
agriculture
mining power generation that
stuff we
produce 1.3 to 1.5 percent the
same guy
the night before this that he
wasn't
right so so this is and by the
way
people should pay attention to
those
numbers because we kind of we
kind of
lost track of the fact that
that 0.04
percent of the carbon dioxide
97 percent
of it is produced by Nature we
got
nothing to do it and damnation
or just
the tip of a tip so anyway so
this isn't
some Jones bitching and moaning
and
making some generalities this
is a part
3 which says free I left the
tea on
Allen you're absolutely right
that ends that let's just put
that aside
I stand by what I've said for
years we
are talking about a global
warming hoax
demonizing carbon dioxide
demonizing
coal-fired power which has led
us into
this economic suicide mess
business
can't afford the energy bill
people at
home can't afford the
electricity bill
why well we export our coal so
that
others can have cheap
electricity but
we're not prepared to use it so
that we
can have cheap electricity
because
carbon dioxide is destroying
the planet
that's what karoli and the mob
on QA
would have you believe
now which brings us to the
point if if
people are coal producers like
Australia
and they're exporting the code
they
should just stop producing coal
hundred
percent all did you stop if
it's that
bad but okay now Jones did
continue
because this was really part of
a show
on something else which was he
brought
another guy in to talk about
sea levels
who's one of the world's
experts on sea
level rises which kind of plays
into
your clip about the little
island there
in the middle of the swamp
mm-hmm but in
that this is gonna where I
ended with
this but this is I just would
throw this
out there because I'm looking
at and
there's the big mud flats out
there
which is not assist by any means
since mud um boss Hilton
becomes more if
you get sweat so let's just
listen to
this then I'm done with this
segment
well here in this country in
Australia
children are being taught at
schools
that Bondi Beach could finish
up at
Bathurst you've been tracking
sea levels
at various parts of the globe
have you
not for fifty years
sea levels rising worldwide
which the
climate change apologists keep
telling
us is happening no not in the
northern
hemisphere and especially in the
European air we can prove and
that
absolute absolute sea level is
not
rising more than about one
millimeter
per year if we go to the except
Oriole
region and now we come closer to
Australia it's not even writing
at all
amazing it has been stable for
the last
50 to 70 years and that is
sorry I heard
a walkie-talkie somewhere yeah
yeah well
I will take us out on an up
note on the
laughs heaven forbid we present
these
facts yes we have hurricane
durian which
made some very interesting
moves but of
course
devastated most of the Bahamas
it's
pretty bad and we really don't
have any
I'm just have we just have that
helicopter footage which it
really never
does it justice you know you
think wow
that's a lot but you have to
get down to
the ground to see how bad it
really is
but this thing was supposed to
come
careening into Miami then it
was going
to be further north then it
looked like
it was going to be the power
the nuclear
power plant st. Lucie it was
headed
straight for it and then did it
bops up
here's a Emory college
professor Tiffany
unique interesting Tiffany
spelled tiph
a nie wow that's a cool I mean
my
sister's name is Tiffany but
she has the
traditional TI fFANY this is
that's a
new one for me I think the best
one is t
iff a and I with a hard I
suggested to
Tiffany here she is talking
about the
hurricane hurricane Dorian I'm
professor
unique you have said that the
Caribbean
is ground zero for the climate
crisis
and I want to say in the nonstop
coverage in the networks and of
course
it should be non-stop coverage
of what's
happening most of this
hurricane there
is almost no mention of climate
change
yes I don't know what she was
watching
good morning Amy come on Juan
thank you
for having me again the truth
is that
these storms that are hitting
the
Caribbean with this intense
magnitude or
historic unprecedented and
these storms
are man-made storms I love this
concept
man-made storms but yeah that
this falls
into the the conspiracy theory
this a
man-made storm so I could go
out and
wipeout Jeffrey Epstein's
island yeah
that was one of my favorites
this is guy
on YouTube Mike who does all
the weather
charts yeah it's like three
million
followers insane this guy's
been doing
it for years
and I've watched in many times
but I
usually give up cuz most of the
time
it's like hold on that's the
wrong chart
hold him oh why didn't it work
refresh
you know it just takes forever
to get
the charts working but he had
this radar
image which was you know a
recorded
image of about 3540 seconds I
put it in
the show notes and you see
Dorian
swirling and he has a whole
bunch of
comments about the winds at the
top and
different altitudes which I
won't get
into but then you can see clear
as day
shooting across the southern
part of the
Florida peninsula a black band
that
shoots right into the the the
bottoms
the bottom part of Dorian and
kind of
starts to whip it yeah almost
like if
you had a top and the you know
you you
wound a rope around it and
pulled it so
this was kind of whipping it as
if it
was to steer it in some
direction I
don't know what it is he
doesn't know
what it is but you can really
it's very
clear and I don't I don't think
he's a
faker it's very clear that
something was
pushing this thing so in a way
I don't
know if it was man-made it
could be I
mean we've been under the
weather
modification and weather as a
weapon is
nothing new and then to see
this thing
pop straight towards st. Lucie
nuclear
power plant was interesting and
that was
the path Trump thought it was
gonna take
and even drew a little little
extra on
his map but then it just
careens and
goes up the coast it was
interesting but
you know so when she says
man-made I
believe her only not in the
context
she's saying it when I was
growing up in
the Caribbean we would get
really
dangerous storms once a decade
and now
we're beginning to see them
regularly
the Virgin Islands was hit by
two
category 5 storms only two
years ago
while President Trump indeed
was our
president category 5 storms
Burma and
Maria in 2017 and to see now
that the
courage is saying things
Dorian is going to hit the
United States
later today is incredibly
insulting and
ongoing and insult to the
people of the
United States Virgin Islands
because
Dorian hit the United States
Virgin
Islands on August 28th when it
hit st.
Thomas and st. John it's as dr.
Campbell
said it is quite ironic and
standing
that the people who are most
vulnerable
to these man-made storms are
the ones
who in all cases are not the
contributing factors to the
carbon
emissions are causing these
storms
these storms are being caused
in huge
part because of capital us North
American Capital Islands and
the Bahamas
are the ones that are most
vulnerable to
these things orange man bad
just capital
its capital man-made
though the the big term now
amongst the
climate denier climate change
deniers
who of course also deny the
Holocaust
I'm still puzzled by that clip
this was
Amy Goodman yeah
on democracy now if I'm not
mistaken
right yes correct
and she has this nutcase come
on and
talk about this yeah and she
doesn't say
anything like what words you
get this
information what makes you
think so
why would she do this it's on
brand it's
on message mess it up
it's just beyond me well you
watch this
crap is the problem yes I'm
sorry go on
well I was just going to say
the the
term now amongst the climate
change
deniers is thermodynamic
equilibrium and
theirs might never use that
term I think
I would be in that category
well you're behind the times my
friend
there's been several scientific
papers
showing that the earth at this
very
moment is incomplete
thermodynamic
equilibrium meaning we have the
right
temperature for what we need
don't ask me how they arrived
at this is
this come from
yes it's got a wiki page and
everything
you know it's real only then it
must be
real yeah I'll read it too
thermodynamic
equilibrium is an axiomatic
concept
concept of thermodynamics
sounds legit
concept it's a key word it's an
internal
state of a single thermodynamic
system
or a relation between several
thermodynamic systems connected
by more
or less permeable or
impermeable walls
there you go never so but
that's I'm
just telling what the term is
so yeah well so you don't have
to go
looking at it yourself sounds
like a
bogus term if ever but when I
said just
to finish it when I saw those
that ten
hours when they were like the
high
priests of the the Church of
climate now
it's the green religion
and it's trend people are
really there I
don't think they're acting
they're
really all in well I think I
don't think
they're acting either all right
there
are it does happen at some
levels where
some people do act but I don't
think any
of these people these weeks
sister
candidates for the Democratic
Party
nomination I think that all of
them are
all in with the possible
exception to
Biden and then bite blew his
eyeball out
you know that's it and I think
that was
real that is that he got a
bloodshot eye
and it's the symptom of all
kinds of
other stuff and medication can
cause it
well I was somebody suggested my
suggestion to cuz get his
energy up a
little bit they get some some
speed
balls a couple of you know
shots of this
and that and he got his blood
pressure
blew on eyeball oh it would be
guys all
jacked up on something Bennie's
he's
jacked up and talking like a
madman he's
talking about climate change
and going
on and on boom his eyeball
blows out
this can happen yeah it's not
very
healthy though and it's not
being
addressed so much blood
pressure that it
blows out your eyeballs hold it
buddy
doesn't never spring on it well
where
were we
it's unbelievable it's not
healthy at
all porno then again they could
have
just got drugged him to get the
eyeball
to blow up to make it make you
know I
think he's this guy's not gonna
be the
nominee what it is what did you
think of
his performance overall I
didn't watch
it
oh those day i ball blow up
yeah he was
not good he wasn't it just not
good he's
not good
he doesn't want the nomination
he's just
doing it as kind of like a
favor to his
one son who does horrible
that's a
horrible way to go out you know
you
could have been you know the
man who
stood by Barack Obama side now
he's the
guy with the blow not eyeball
I'm sad
for Joe don't like this at all
he's not
and he's doing like he doesn't
even he's
not even camped
he's unkempt you know he's all
these
they have fake hair and I just
bawled
you know if he had any thing
going on
he'd be wearing a wig and he
would have
started wearing it years ago
when he had
his plugs now the cool thing is
that he
has the same sickness that
Trump has is
you know saying things wrong
getting
them wrong repeating things
that were
wrong saying something opposite
of what
he said yesterday it's kind of
a thing
and maybe that's just age I
don't think
so I think it's a style mixed
with age
but you have to remember it's
my style
[Music]
so Biden if you recall did run
for
president I think it was a
couple times
he way back before Barack and
right back
in the 80s and I'm leaving
right right
and he was just a foolish it
guy back
then yeah before it was old
he's kind of
yeah you're right it's kind of
back
where he was now hasn't really
changed
that much yeah he was a
plagiarist and
he also said he got some
degrees he
never got he was actually
humiliated out
of one of the races for lying
about his
college education oh I remember
that
yeah and he should be cancelled
for that
cancel him you know they only
did
they're letting him do his own
thing I
think it I think everyone knows
he's not
gonna make it and we all know
who the
nominee is gonna be in a
starting to
appear I think it's starting to
very
slowly move into the public
consciousness Hillary yes day
one and
I'm not I haven't changed my my
stick on
this list of the dominie sand
who's
running and who's gonna win I
keep
Hillary on there whether she's
on the
podium or not
it would you know timing is
everything
and I think Joe if Joe pulls
out she
swoops in we already removed
Gillibrand
which is good if you can't have
you
can't have someone else coming
from New
York yeah she's the Hillary
clone so
that would be that's an obvious
spot so
it does free up some some space
but a
big a biggie would have to go
and now
and Joe would be ah be I think
Elizabeth
Warren a lot being put
especially her
there's a lot being put on her
by the
media
I think BT and I think you've
picked her
up as the leader because they
don't know
camel is a a loser she can't
pull it off
and she's not gonna and she's
giggling
giggles and giggles and she's
got a
super-sized know what she's
talking
about about anything so she's
done and
yeah I mean somebody may still
think she
can win I mean including Scott
Adams
who's predicted her some time
ago nice
man with it well he's pretty
head at
this Janet who picked at her
picked her
for some time ago yeah but
she's guys
got no prayer Warren is the new
chosen
one by the media and but if
Hillary
comes in Oh goodbye ladies just
blow
warning bylaws yeah but Hillary
is still
not well you know there's
pictures of
her out and about and you can
see she's
retaining water her ankles are
incredibly swollen now then I
can't go
she's swollen ankles it that
happens
when yet yeah anyway I was
gonna follow
up on the shootings we had in
Texas
recently and I do that for a
number of
reasons mainly on my birthday
my buddy
in Holland called me from live
on his
morning radio show and yeah so
we're
were yucking it up and then
he's like
well I got asked you the
question
everyone wants to know you know
what's
going on with all the guns and
killing
in America I'm like damn it's my
birthday you want me to answer
this
question so it's really
worldwide and I
wanted to give a response to
that and
then follow up with what's
going on here
after the what we had al Paso
we had
Odessa so a lot of shooting
going on
here first part in a Matt and
I've lived
in many countries and the only
country
I've ever lived in where the
citizens
had a right and also owned guns
we have
hundreds of millions of them in
United
dates is the US and I've lived
in the
Netherlands I've lived in
Belgium I've
lived in the UK and I'm gonna
make it
very simple for people who were
who were
outside of the u.s. our country
was
founded on kicking the
government's
asked with guns
the Brits is it not look we
want to go
here leave us alone they didn't
leave us
alone so we fought them and we
shot at
it and they shot back and we
want so
it's founded on the concept of
having
guns is a good idea if you if
the
government's a problem now we
have the
Constitution and in there it
says very
very specifically that the
people if
they're tired of this shit then
they can
form a new government well how
do you do
that well you can't do it
without guns
because the in every country
I've been
in the the grasp that the
closing in the
Luton the notices the letters
the forms
they keep pushing you down and
down and
down and in the United States
we have
one ultimate deal which is we
have guns
so if you really push us too
far you
politician will not be able to
walk
anywhere because we're
everywhere and
that's the only reason we
really have
the guns I'm not gonna bullcrap
anyone
about it it's for to be ready
to be
against our own government does
that
come with risk yes does that
come with
crap yeah absolutely
it's not the biggest pool of
people
dying but it's really stepped
up it's no
good
that's just so if anyone said
mine they
have a guns yes to the Second
Amendment
fine I'm telling you the basics
of what
we're about
would you agree John I would not
disagree okay that's your
standard
bullcrap answer I appreciate it
thank
you for the many who emailed
although we
already know I wanted to know
if the
ak-47 was sold in the United
States as a
semi-automatic yes indeed and
it is
called the ak-47 there's a lot
of
copycats and we may not have
mentioned
it but we're very aware and
people
should be aware as well that
you can own
a machine gun a fully automatic
weapon
in the United States but most
don't
because it's very expensive in
the class
three permit you have to get
through the
National you know as a tax
stamp through
the end you know this the NFA
National
Firearms Act and you know it
can cost
ten thousand dollars or more
just to go
through this process so it's
friction
that's why we don't have them
that's
probably a good thing although
I don't
know I know what difference it
really
makes but it's not you know yes
but you
could do Kenny hand you can if
you're a
criminal or let's say you can
create
yeah you can you can make of
course but
I mean these are just fantasy
it's you
know people send me like reams
of text
and an email explaining that
I'm wrong
even though we we know this
we've been
through this for ten years I
appreciate
it yes it's legal to have a an
automatic
weapon you have to go through a
lot of
Hoops most people don't do it
but
there's plenty out there and we
don't
and people that sense you're
talking to
the overseas audience there is a
difference between an automatic
rifle
rat weapon machine gun and an
automatic
pistol which everybody owns
yeah an
automatic pistol is not a
machine gun
it's just a pistol that cocks
itself
yeah yeah it's called an
automatic but
it's semi-automatic so now we
have this
topic of background checks and
let me see I have a clip here
that I
wanted to play this is yeah
this is
governor Abbott of Texas with
some
information that I think it's
been
underutilized by the by the m5m
but it's
it's good governor Greg Abbott
said
Monday that's a suspected
gunman who
killed at least seven people
and injured
22 others in a shooting over
the weekend
had failed a gun background
check so he
had failed a background check
at a store
which is how it's supposed to
work
but he he had received a weapon
from a
friend and this is what they
mean by
comprehensive background checks
but of
course if is a private sale now
you'd be
the only way you can really
enforce
background checks on private
sales is to
have a guaranteed registration
of every
weapon and having lists of
people lists
is not a very loved idea
certainly not
lists of people who have guns
so that's
where the problem is and
obviously if
this guy cuz you know there's
all kinds
of reports that he was shooting
at
animals from the roof of his
house with
a gun that he knew whether he
had or not
someone should have gone and
looked in I
looked in on said and checked
to see if
he ever failed a background
check and so
none of this is done so it's a
lot of
lip service and we certainly
could do a
lot better
sadly the Washington Post
reports today
and they only quote sources
sources
familiar with it that Harper
Health Advanced Research
Project agency
is working with of course the
president
the the the White House the
complete
administration in and I'm
reading the
the the wording now in
considering a
proposal that would use Google
Amazon
and Apple to collect data on
users who
exhibit characteristics of
mental
illness that could leave to
violent
behavior
in other words a form of social
credit
score
and I if obviously if this is
true this
is this is a huge problem but
the
Washington Post doesn't tell us
who said
this to him
and so but the post is
literally calling
it a social credit score such
as China
and I'm flabbergasted I mean
surely this
this cannot be a true story if
this is
you could be making it up -
yeah I don't
trust the Washington Post
anymore well
that's the problem I have is
you know I
don't trust any publication
really but
you know USA Today is writing
about it
voted somebody maybe and use
some names
instead of just nonnamous
sources well
they're doing something like
this
the concept was advanced by the
Suzanne
Wright foundation and first
discussed by
officials on domestic on the
Domestic
Policy Council and senior White
House
staffers in June of 2017 so
this is
maybe very old old but the idea
has
gained momentum in the wake of
the
latest mass shootings that
killed 31
people in one weekend in El
Paso in
Dayton Ohio
the Susan Wright Foundation
reappropriation last weekend
proposed
that harpa include a safe home
of the
stopping aberrant fatal events
by
helping overcome mental
extremes project
no god they came up with an
acronym you
dicks safe home officials
discuss the
proposal at the White House
last week
said to people familiar with the
discussions these people and
others
spoke on the condition of
anonymity
because of the sensitivity of
the
conversations but you read
through this
whole article and they're
talking about
having some kind of either an
app or
using data directly from the
big Silicon
Valley companies to track you
and see if
your behavior is apparent
aberrant I'm
sorry and if you need to be
looked into
I that would be half the people
that use
these things I'm a little
flabbergasted
I mean I think okay maybe let's
look at
a simple one and I'm not happy
about
saying this but if we just took
one
simple example whose on
antidepressants
here's a question if someone is
depressed should they have a gun
No okay problem solved there's
your list
yeah go to the drug companies
get a list
over there pharmacies yet listen
everyone on antidepressants and
take the
guns away that's a start
yeah that would do it well
that's well
let's check in by the way since
we're on
the topic let's check in on
China's
China's social crest credit
score update
XI yang Yang's company has
developed a
social credit app it gives
China's youth
a taste of the benefits one can
have
with a good social credit
rating what is
this sargon of akkad speaking
this is
again where almost what you
just talked
about which is this is an app
that helps
you get this is the Google
stuff I mean
this is just a disgusting story
and it
is yes exactly who it is our
Cod XI yang
Yang's company has developed a
social
credit app it gives China's
youth a
taste of the benefits one can
have with
a good social credit rating the
Beijing
startup collaborated with the
Communist
Youth League of China to gather
personal
data from over 70 million young
people
the app is called eunuch town
it gives
user a score based on six
criteria
personal information volunteer
works
social connections credit
history
consumption history and track
record of
honoring contracts the lowest
score is
350 and the highest is 800
users with
high scores above 650 can
benefit by
getting discounts on online
courses or
even be parachuted directly
into the
second round of job interviews
but China
Youth Credit Management has more
ambitious goals when it comes to
capitalizing on social credit
it wants
to build a system to cover all
Chinese
citizens between the ages of 18
and 45
an estimated 460 million people
yay that's the future right
there well
we need to fight that maybe a
quick well
we didn't fight it with credit
scores no
but we didn't know and now
Credit Karma
and other companies of the like
are
owned by Google's yeah we
should know we
should know what's going on
this is why
you don't want to install these
apps
right I was watching TV last
night with
the keeper and I said you know
John and
I predicted this at least 10
years ago
cuz every in car insurance
company now
has an app you get extra
savings for
good behavior so the axis on
your phone
you're required to be a part of
the
discount program to have the
app the app
tracks your what you did the
app will
even know if you're holding on
to your
phone in the car with use of the
accelerometer it knows how fast
you're
going if you brake suddenly it
has all
this data and oh I'm sorry
you're you're
zipping some unsafe behavior so
your
premiums are going up and it's
here and
there's no one outraged about
it well
this is great discount discount
good
best price this price marshall
mcluhan
I've heard the name throughout
my life I
never really knew who the guy
was
he's a can the Navy indid you
ever
follow anything that he said
all I've
read everything here is ever
written I
used him as a basis for a lot
of my
college papers holy crap what's
the best
book that he's written that we
should
read when it pertains sanding
media
understanding media so someone
sent me a
link to a documentary about him
and so this is from 1967 and
just the
three topics but all kind of
around the
same idea you know when we talk
about
off the grid
ot G I want to play that here
is the
he's also the guy that came up
with the
the the medium is the message
was that
his quote yeah that's in the
book
understanding media okay so
that's
definitely but we have not
discussed
this book on the show ever that
I can
recall not on things it should
be on the
no agenda book list for shit
here he is
talking about now this is
before the
internet but not really before
satellite
or satellite was out there and
he saw
new communications and
satellites and
how this would affect news on
satellite
system of broadcasting permits
for
example an immediate
participation in
events anywhere in the world
ending all
news reports what we call a
news report
is a verbalized substitute for
participation in that event with
satellite broadcasting you just
go to
the place and participate
directly in
the sufferings or the events of
that
area floods or whatnot
weather this will tend to
create a a new
kind of news right know for
example the
present time what we
automatically think
office news it's just bad news
if it
isn't bad news it isn't news if
it's
good news it's likely to be PR
or
advertising and it takes an
awful lot of
bad news to sell all that good
news that
we have to carry in our
newspapers and
magazine so this and just think
of what
he's saying here in relation to
what
we're seeing with news today so
this
1967 I was three is fifty two
years ago
this guy was saying there's
either
deconstructing it perfectly
before it
even happened and now he's
going to give
us insight into what we're
witnessing
today on social media which
back in the
day was called the Global
Village the
electronic Global Village does
that go
back to the 60s that term
yeah that's where all came from
you guys
were smart back then here he is
and
listen yeah but there were just
the
other work they made us get
stoned so he
couldn't remember anything well
here's a
little jiggling of your handle
Global
Village is not created by the
motorcar
or even by the airplane is
created by
instant electronic them
information
movement the Global Village is
at once
planet as wide as the planet
and as
small is a little town where
everybody
is maliciously engaged in
poking his
nose at everybody else's
business the
global village is a world in
which you
don't necessarily have harmony
you have
extreme concern with everybody
else's
business and much involvement in
everybody else's life it's a
sort of an
lenders column writ large and
it doesn't
necessarily mean harmony peace
and quiet
but it does mean huge
involvement in
everybody's office of everybody
else's
affairs and so the Global
Village is as
big as a planet and as small as
the
village post office for example
under
the age of the information
explosion all
the walls go out between age
groups
ethnic groups between family
groups
national groups between
economies the
walls all go out people
suddenly have to
adjust themselves to this new
proximity
this new interrelationship and
merely to
tell them that this has
happened isn't
very helpful for help for what
they need
to know is if it is happening
what does
it mean to me for example in
the matter
of say automation and jobs
screwed
screwed by the way by the way
that what
is the deal or commentary there
reflects
on an earlier segment of the
show where
you got your call from Holland
about the
shootings in Texas as if they
should
care yep their button in and
they
witnessed it as if they were
there
because they witnessed the
video they
witnessed firsthand so that's
what he
would call satellite now the
final clip
short this is this was very
astute when
I heard this and it made me
start to
think ok what exactly are we
looking for
does things to people and
they're always
completely unaware of this
they don't really notice the
new medium
that is roughing them up they
think of
the old medium because the old
medium is
always the content of the new
medium as
movies are tend to be the
content of TV
and as books used to be the
content
novels used to be the content
of movies
and so every time a new medium
arrives
the old medium is the content
and it is
highly observable highly
noticeable but
the real real roughing up and
massaging
is done by the new medium and
it is
ignored yes so what exactly is
being
ignored that is being built
with the new
medium while everyone obsesses
over the
old content in the new medium
and with
that I mean a cable news clips
the
Netflix even Netflix Netflix
you know
they to a degree they're
creating
something new but not really
they're
still doing the old content on
the new
medium repurposing and
producing in
similar ways so maybe
podcasting is an
example of something that was
completely
new I think I say what we do
which is a
post modern form of old medium
is
exactly what he's talking about
yeah
which is why we're doing it
really yeah
I'm doing it to stay alive just
like you
fall in dude that you fall into
it well
I have a few somebody's got to
do it I
have a feeling everyone who's a
part of
this value for value network is
in one
way the other part of something
much
bigger than the individual
parts and
maybe that's a good time for me
too
thank you for your courage and
say in
the morning to you the man who
put the
sea and climate eraser John C
borass
good morning to you mr. Adam
Caruso in
the morning all ships you see
boots on
the ground feet in the air subs
in the
water and all the Dames
tonight's out
there yeah in the morning to
the trolls
in the troll room hey trolls
how you
doing no agenda stream calm
where you
and check in 24 hours a day 7
days a
week there's always at least a
hundred
people in there even the middle
of the
night they got that talk in
their
trollin they're listening to
shows and
we got a ton of great shows lot
of them
happen live check it out for
yourself
it's free no agenda stream calm
and I'd
like to say a hearty in the
morning -
Darren O'Neill hat-trick week
how could
we not give him the hat trick 3
album
arts in a row 4 episode 11 69 I
was
titled hockey-stick hoax it was
just a
great collage of buttons
including the
disgust better dead than red
the my
other job as a podcast button
you
trigger me I'm scared and never
reboot
and there was there was good art
but well let me just take away
a lot of
stuff but did have a debate
over a
couple of pieces oh oh so a lot
of
people did the the unhoused or
the
homeless experience which was
like a
Disney ride yes and I think was
yeah
Mike Riley did a very good
version but
it was so once you look at it
in a
smaller format there was just
so much
going on
Mike Riley that was the
competitive
piece I think Mike Riley had a
piece set
it was very good the funhouse
and yep it
was horrible actually it was a
gruesome
piece but it was all original
art very
nice piece make a great poster
yeah yeah
if you blow it up really big
and you're
just looking at it yes holy
crap what it
was too busy didn't pop yeah
yeah yeah
that the difference was is that
the
Darrow Neal buttons which were
simple by
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like a
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others
have a lot of it was
and I thought Nick the rats
we had this calm he had the
scooters
flying through the air for
scooter
Nadeau
oh yeah and then but we decided
to use
scooter Nadeau as the opening
and then
we had to title it something
different
it was very complicated when
you think
you're done you still have a
lot of work
after the show everyone's off
partying
drinking smoking weed why we
are just
choosing art and coming up with
the
perfect trio of bits to I want
to say
that one of the pieces from us
the show
but the camping one yes by oh
that was
also very good yeah I thought
that was
really a wonderful incredibly
great
piece it wasn't gonna look as
well as a
cover I was gonna pop so much
but I used
it for the newsletter so I
could at
least push it out there good
good well
it was just cause it's a
dynamite piece
yes all those little post dual
signs
that you see when you go
camping a lot
of yeah I was a lot it was good
it was
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things
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them do
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three or
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far oh
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thirty
three dollars and 33 cents after
listening to four shows all
deduced
after hearing Adams comments on
vaping
and the insane media coverage
of the
alleged lung illnesses ha I
felt it was
necessary to set the record
straight
I've worked on regulatory and
legislation vaping issues since
2011 I
led what was at the time and
still holds
the record for the large the
largest
vapor trade associations in the
space
and since departing the
organization
I've consulted two companies
larger and
small large and small I speak
routinely
at meetings like all like all
the annual
tobacco conference hosted
events by the
Food and Drug and law
institution goes
on and on with their background
the
vapor industry is regulated but
no
vaping products have been
approved by
the FDA in fact there is very
little
there's a very little baton
there's no
battle going on these are the
large
battle a large battle now me
you want me
to reach this is very small
here well
you might the problem is that
this is
the one moment that you pick to
do the
thing where the Sun is hitting
the base
of my monitor of your chefs and
right
into this abyss of flat base and
slamming me in the face okay so
let me
pick it up in fact there's a
very large
battle going on who's likely
final
outcome will wipe out all vapor
products
on the market as of May 10th
2020 any
vaping product that is not
submitted at
pmta pre market tobacco
application will
be considered an illegal
product this is
this is actually some
interesting news
this is content here so to
address one
of your quotes directly there
are no
approved products that have
gone through
the regulatory process jool
routine
routinely gets torn apart by
the media
the FDA and the CDC and every
anti
tobacco group out there
jool has been excoriated by
pretty much
everyone so they're not
protected or
immune from media coverage I
don't work
for Jul Altria took a 30%
investment in
Joule to the tune of 13 billion
and they
don't own the company oh crap
the 13
billion they only have 30
percent can't
believe that in fact they don't
even
have a board seat and direct no
activities at Jul including
their media
coverage the vaping illnesses
being
poorly reported on a largely
attributed
to synthetic THC or backroom
type stuff
yes that we did say that not
vaping
products like nicotine
containing
liquids in them we're a very
good
overview and more read
article from vaping 360 and as
a URL and
let's see the same data claims
Joule is
responsible for the epidemic of
teen
teen vaping lumps and lumped in
together
nicotine based products with
marijuana
based products which are used
quite a
bit amongst teens it is true
that THC
cartridge producers do not
generally add
nicotine to the mix although
such
product does exist if you ever
want
factual information about the
regulatory
shitstorm that is about to
destroy the
vaping industry please feel
free to
contact me you know what a
cynthia first
of all thank you very much for
this I
think it we talk we've been
following
vapes vaporizing for a long
time I went
up to the Dallas Convention
with with
Dexter which was a couple years
back and
so this is good to know and even
correcting us on the 13 billion
for only
30% of jewell that's there that
would a
monstrous company what a
monstrous
product well the thing that's
in there
is that there's 13 billion
invested in
the Joule and then the company
that did
the investment isn't helping
with their
PR which is dreadful yeah
that's an
issue that somebody should
address yes
that's that they haven't got
anybody on
the board which is probably a
bad idea
yeah what kind of what kind of
thirteen
billion dollars around you put
something
on the board maybe two people
yes except
you know they've obviously been
successful too but if she
thinks that
the whole thing's gonna go down
the
tubes well that what we're
gonna wind up
with is just a few companies
who will
have sanctioned products well
we kind of
figured this out early on is
that you
know it's gonna cost you have
to do a
million bucks to go through FDA
approval
per per flavor so yeah anyway a
lot of
this is just virtue signaling
there's no
there's there's no regulation
yet
so it's all just media you know
manipulation the making it
sound like
there's all kinds of stuff
happening but
it's all behind it well I'm
gonna say
the competitors I'm saying
anybody was
behind it but when I see the
media keep
picking up these same exact
stories and
so it's like a virtual like a
press
release yeah
that you know about the lung
damage well
I would say this company is
behind it
because what they're trying to
do is
you'll yes why not of course
that's but
bad publicity they're going to
be the
only guys doing it legally when
all this
is over maybe no I thought I
put that in
the book for me anyway
Cynthia thank you welcome to
the No
Agenda producing family and
thank you so
much for your support and me
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it's my
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excellent yes excellent I want
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thanks for keeping the keeping
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and the such
a little unconventional and a
bit brash
but I can but can I call out
sir ten T
it guesses 10 T has a douchebag
just you
can't be a dude gotta be
careful he can
do whatever he wants he has to
deal with
him tonight
if only for the fact that
tonight he'll
be cheering for the oh okay
football
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gonna
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second
stop the show we have talked
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before he's cheering for the
Packers
over the bear so this guy's a
Bears fan
the Bears he says this is
suboptimal
John any early Superbowl
predictions
yeah the Rams will be in the
Superbowl
and this time they'll win the
that's an
early prediction I haven't seen
one wait
wait don't I get to predict
anything
well you can predict all you
want but he
didn't ask you but let's back
up a
second we're not doing douchebag
call-outs for sports teams one
where the
policy so I didn't realize that
I died
can I hit the button because
you didn't
realize what he has yeah I
don't blame
you
but I'm just telling you
everyone out
there sis don't start douchebag
in the
different football baseball
teams it's
not part of the what we're
doing it for
because for one thing douchebag
in the
Packers isn't gonna get us you
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ridiculous but true so they all
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don't know which makes that is
I've
gotten a lot of mixes so I need
to know
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dude named Craig FEMA region 5
in
Warrenville Illinois which I
assume is
FEMA region 5 in 200 bucks john
and anna
mighty em please d douche me
douche the
genius at the beginning this is
really
interesting that this is on
this show
that really had the theme
mm-hmm but
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I've been
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and have
since hit my brother Scott in
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please call him out as a douche
bag okay
for you Scott but also give him
a jobs
camera as he continues to seek
out his
dream job that I know he'll get
and has
it because he has an upcoming
interview
I'm a 30 year old millennial
and hate
being called as such I didn't
want to be
dead I don't want a handout I'm
not
attached to my social media or
smartphone just know that there
are some
aberrations out there or
outliers as
we'd call them out there and
they're and
they're proud and living life
in a
better way no no no stop
they're not out
there they're here they're in
this group
where you are
the ones that are not crazy and
all in
are here most of them but I do
enjoy
making fun of us it's too easy
what we
do to that's truly everybody
does it's
true my consistent listening
has finally
I don't know from the into an
into an a
an atomic habit and gives my
life a
what's an atomic habit and
gives my life
so much balance
so I sincerely thank you too
for the
every your courage also I
constantly
tell my smoking-hot girlfriend
Kristen
about subject matter from the
show so
give her a shot out just to say
that
means a lot to me that she keeps
listening to the to me vent is
she
listening to the show shout out
to
Kristen hey Christina when we
met on our
first date I told her about the
show
give some dating advice here
yes we need
to do something Dvorak come on
do not
discuss the show on the first
date ever
ever this is a bad idea I mean
it you
might get enough clues by the
end of the
evening unless she's some like
Hillary
hater that is just maybe a
right-wing
gun nut and she hey you know
this canoe
there are certain women out
there that
yeah you can talk about this
show
immediately and they'd be very
happy to
hear about it but generally
speaking
that's a that's not the normal
person
you run into no this is bad
policy it's
bad policy yeah uh she died
anyway I
told her about the show and she
seemed
intrigued hmm and not triggered
or
annoyed I'll be like Jimmy he
said
possible that she was just no
maybe sexy
man
you know who knows there was
something
to pursue like this guy's got
money I
don't care what tinfoil hat
stuff is
talking about the a sniff test
so to
speak yeah you're you're doing
it wrong
here's to hoping you do not
find an exit
strategy dude named Craig FEMA
region 5
shit
car girl and uh oh my goodness
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well I've
got some stuff that I this was
a there's
a guy that does a kind of a
financial
love I know it's a video
podcast this is
for the investors most is good
guys
named Kyle bass you know I saw
this is
the this is the guy in the
hanger
yeah the guy in a hanger
unknown a
hanger I thought was
interesting that
you went back to the ban and
interview
we played clips from and you
pulled more
clips from it well I went the
the the
ban and one did the one I sent
to you
was this Chinese guy this is
the same
interviewer right yes same guy
yeah and
the guy's an expert in Bank of
China's
banking and Chinese banking
currencies
banking and currency exchange
currency
trading that kind of thing is
very
interesting guy he's not quite
he took
out he took on banning Steve
Banta and
Benin has a very interesting
hour long
spiel that he gives and I've
talked
about it before and I kept
wanting to
get closer on it but in this
case this
guy's was better at drawing
Bannen out
excuse me excuse me
you do know it's Banyan Banyan
Banyan in
concise ways either that or
Banyan has
been doing this bent long
enough that
he's polished his act Oh Mike
fall Mike
came out of his little holder
yes okay
you need to shove back in the
hole there
we go it's back in all right
so let's play I got a bunch of
clips
there's a lot of them are how
long are
these things er minute half
minute
there's one that's pretty long
but it's
good let's try it start with
the summary
a little summary overview this
is ban
and bitchin and moanin banda is
the
number one guy complaining
about china
and i believe within these clips
there'll be at least two or
three things
you've never known about before
and
you'll find interesting not
necessarily
- opening this is kind of a
background
or well yeah Davos the people
on Wall
Street what I call the IR
department's
of China which are the
investment banks
particularly Goldman Sachs and
some
commercial banks the lobbyists
for China
which is the basically the 25
or 30
largest corporations that deal
in China
today they're the lobbyists in
Washington DC these are all all
about
the big private equity guys like
Schwartzman these guys they're
all going
to have to be held accountable
for what
went on in China what China was
able to
do in in basically coordination
with the
elites in the West was
de-industrialized
the industrial democracies of
the west
both the Europe in the United
States
that's why brexit in 2016 are
inextricably linked what it is
is the
exporting of Chinese
overcapacity and
Chinese deflation in basic
industrial
goods and so China has and from
the
Chinese point of view has been
quite
brilliant they've essentially
taken 350
million of their people from
kind of
working poverty to middle class
and 400
million people from abject
poverty to
working poverty
so essentially two-thirds of
their of
their population because their
population I really think is
closer to
1.3 or 1.4 billion than what
they say in
1.1 so what they've done is
heroic in 30
years okay from from a from a
strategy
point of view but that has been
exacerbated by the elites in
the West
who basically kind of financed
it and
brought it along it in fact
would drop
the recent Trump was I think so
special
he said hey this is not the way
the
world has to be and just for
those who
may have forgotten Steve Bannon
on the
show known as Stephan Banyan
was the
Trump's right-hand man when he
had first
got into the White House and
for a while
of course during the campaign
and then
he yeah this is kind of an
intellectual
law and he kind of got
ceremoniously yes
yes yes he's irascible he never
shaves
and he's kind of a mess as a
looking guy
he doesn't keep him care of
himself
despite his Hollywood
underpinnings he
owns a big piece of the
Seinfeld show
and he has right Bart he's the
guy knows
he's been around he's got a lot
of money
and he's been around he doesn't
care but
he does hate the Chinese
situation and
he
claim in general is that it's
our
bankers are people that that
we're all
part of a prop making China
what it is
and he thinks it's a house of
cards it's
gonna collapse and it's going
to take
luckily because if you listen
to these
other guys that we're not so
linked to
the banking system over there
because
apparently the banks are all
according
to Bannon insolvent and the
whole thing
is a mess and this is something
but but
there'd meanwhile they're
kicking our
ass in different kinds of ways
so let's
let now here's the various
different
little aspects to this this one
is and
these are all different
discrepant clips
that don't really connect
there's just
one different one after another
for
informational purposes let's
try this
one Bannen on Chinese students
by
defense department report on the
infiltration of China into our
research
universities in our lab and a
weapons
lives weapons labs funded by
DARPA the
Air Force and why have why
haven't we
put into place a proper people
management project I want you
to go back
because I don't think people
understand
these reports these reports are
essentially declassified
reports that
showed that the 300,000
students are
here on student visas right and
the
10,000 contractors that we have
in the
weapons labs that you know up
to I think
it's 2/3 could be intelligence
assets
right right and in some
percentage our
intelligence officers are
agents and
they're working in our labs
they're
working our labs this is on
weapons
technology funded by our
government this
is political correctness and
greed and
avarice we're at large how did
the
second time we've heard writ
large on
this show he's not interesting
Marshall
McLuhan use that in one of his
case you
said writ large who oh good we
don't use
it what does this mean
it means it means to an extreme
Oh in
greed and avarice we're at
large how did
contractors and let's call him
at Booz
Allen and begin all these
contractors
how did these contractors on
these big
government programs get so many
Chinese
nationals working into our
weapons labs
our weapons labs are at the
cutting edge
of national security
how did it happen and so this
has got to
be done right away I don't know
why it's
been a huge I think bone of
contention
inside the administration the
political
correctness of it all Steve
admitted the
Financial Times of London
leaked the
other day that my colleague
Steven
Miller who's a terrific young
man
actually had the plan in place
to get
all 300,000 Chinese students
out of the
country right way to cut the
visas off
right away
not that we're going to execute
on it
but it was even in the thinking
and
obviously got leaked in the in
The Times
that goes around the State
Department
cetera right you look at all the
appeasers I am so glad I take
great
pride that someone like Susan
Thornton
is now you know owns a farm up
in Maine
because she was part of this
kind of you
know rational accommodationist
this kind
of softness in in the American
the
Defense Department in the in
the State
Department in our intelligence
services
that basically went along with
what
China wanted to do and look the
other
way that's a little tid bit we
don't
really think about let's listen
to Ben
and talk about the South China
Sea this
is kind of interesting - oh
this is
about the dashed line yeah a
little bit
for one thing I found that was
shocking
is that the South China Sea
when I was a
young naval officer we went
through the
South China Sea guns up radars
up
everything moving is called free
navigation we did in
international
borders what we want to do when
we want
to do it because we're the
United States
Navy okay we keep the sea lanes
free
what I found out now is they
got these
reeds everything like that in
China we
only go through in what's
called safe
navigation you go through with
your
radars off no fire control
solutions
like a good little boy just
kind of go
and you're basically answering
their
permission to go the South I
didn't I
was on the South they consider
they
consider when they
International Court china
considers the
South China Sea to be an
internal seat
of China I know they doubted
lucky I
think we played this exact clip
box they
think it's what they think it's
a
territorial seat I know they
are not
prepared the first thing
they'll tell
you that the territorial
integrity and
the sovereignty of China is not
to be
questioned not to be questioned
and they
consider that non dot line you
know the
more people put it into
documents the
more people put it on TV show
more
people that rien further that
mean they
want because they believe that
that's
reality yeah you asked me
what's going
to happen the South China Sea I
said on
my radio show five years ago
being a
shooting war
shooting war okay okay let's go
on and
listen to this one this is kind
of
interesting this is another
thing I
didn't know anything about the
Confucius
Institute I thought we talked
about this
it's it's big on tinfoil hat
shows the
Confucius scene this is Alex
Jones topic
one more issue is the Confucius
Institutes yes the Confucius
attitudes
are on many of our colleges
they're
funded directly by the PLA yeah
why do I
on the colleges allow so
officiousness
it would be odd because II like
the it
would be like in China having
something
funded by the CIA that was
directly half
like Church Catholic Church
we're not
the Catholic Church the
Catholic Church
just cut a deal that lets no no
but
there's a huge issue Pope
Francis just
cut a deal that lets the
Atheist that
run the the regime in Beijing
actually
pick our bishops so the
Catholic Church
would not be a good idea since
they've
already cal toad it would be
equivalent
having CIA adn I have a Student
Center
that promoted CIA culture right
- in
China in China yeah okay that
ain't
happening yeah okay you know
what's not
happening cuz the Chinese say
hey that
that's kind of that's not gonna
that's
not gonna happen because that
may affect
our sovereignty well how do so
give me
I've got a practical you got to
unwind
them Wow
I think you just said there you
got to
shut them down okay right I
think I
don't think it's anyway I do
what I
think hey this whole thing
about you
guys people are saying oh well
they're
not that bad that pushing
culture and
the help with students learn
Mandarin
hey they're financed by the PLA
they
have some server rooms in the
Confucius
Institutes what that F's going
oh this
is gonna be a sauna the
American people
working people though here's
what the
American people don't know this
because
nobody reports it don't know
some people
do in fact I do want to counter
that
although not completely in
China the
National Endowment for
democracy which
is what he should have used as
an
example is all over Hong Kong
and we've
spent millions of dollars
spurring Hong
Kong Freedom on particularly in
the most
recent events so it's it's not
it might
not like it has to be steak all
you out
on this floor is Hong Kong I
said it's
not China
prior
and by the way that we should
be doing
that really really good work
we've been
doing is getting these new or
but if we
have I I question whether we
really have
much influence on these riots
well the
problem I gotta tell you that I
got
along or protests and they're
not riot
it's got a couple of notes from
producers who said you know
yeah okay
the extradition bill which now
has been
cancelled won't make any
difference this
is something else
rents have risen 300% in five
years
people are starving they can't
you know
this it's shit it's all kinds of
corruption there's you know
this whole
extradition bill was really
about
getting corrupt bankers hauled
hauled
back home to take care of them
because all of Hong Kong is one
big scam
it's a big financial scam the
way I read
it
well it's if you did they do
talk about
the liquidity issues with the
banks of
the big banks or all the big
Chinese
banks are in Hong Kong mm-hmm
the whole
China is a complete scam for
the sounds
of these guys yes but when you
when
you're living in Hong Kong
you're
getting a taste can a taste of
what it's
really like you know you were
born and
you had nothing to do with the
agreements go away
no I I understand the problem
in Hong
Kong well the last clip is
another
obscurity and this is a little
interesting one just play the
Alaska's
Bannon on the bat tax the most
elegant
idea was the board adjustable
tax which
is immediately killed by you
and I both
know I love I love them that
was perfect
in my opinion now by the way
John I am I
am a huge believer that and I'm
you know
Paul Ryan I've had our
differences when
I first he first walked me
through that
I said that's the solution
exactly
that's the solution
it's kind of a gala terian way
of going
at it I think I think and we
all know I
get crushed yeah I think that
that is
something that should be
brought back up
in and very quickly in future
years we
can do away with tariffs if we
imposed a
border dress you got explained
the
border adjustable tax I'm not
quite sure
good ass yes I don't understand
more
importantly it seems to me who
crushed
it so I'd do a little research
to figure
that one out
because it has been suggested
Bryce the
board is really called a border
adjustment taxes the b8e
and I'll read from the invest
Opia
investopedia border adjustment
texas
short name for proposed
destination
based cash flow tax on imported
goods
also referred to as border
adjustment
taxed the destination tax or
border tax
adjustment and this scenario
exported
goods are exempt from tax while
imported
goods sold in the United States
are
subject to the tax so there's
no tariffs
it's just the tax it's the same
thing
it's the same damn thing no
it's not no
tariffs are terrorists are
before you
pay in this case the difference
is you
go to the store and they have
one of
these products you have to pay
this tax
you pay Oh with the bat attacks
yeah
border justice tax depending on
where
the good is consumed so it's
like a VAT
acts only for certain products
it's a
it's exactly like a VAT tax for
imports
oh well that's an ore sample of
a
corporation ship tries to and
then it
gets complicated when you go
back and
forth with to do car parts and
stuff
like that but has pretty much
been
worked out and it was first
introduced
in 1997 by economist Alan
Auerbach who
believed that the tax system
would be in
line with business goals and
national
interests this thing was killed
by the
Koch brothers
course that doesn't behoove
them well it
doesn't move a lot of people it
was a
bunch of there's some
politico's and the
Koch brothers and you know the
Koch
brothers don't come up in the
conversation much because
everyone still
tries to you know they try to
bring this
the Democrats try to bring this
nonsense
about citizens united and the
Koch
brothers into the picture when
neither
one of those groups is indicted
think or
the Cobras the Koch brothers
were
sending all their money against
Trump
and since you can't associate
Trump with
the Koch brothers because they
don't
like him and they've never
supported him
and they've never given their
money even
though apparently whatever they
give
their money to they win but
they didn't
and there all this stuff - about
Citizens United it didn't
affect Trump
one way or the other and so you
did the
conversation is dropped a
little bit
about it but they'll bring it
back in
but the Koch brothers they're
not
working and then in good faith
with the
American public even though
they're you
know they're libertarians they
have all
these high ideals and then
David Koch
dies two weeks ago there's no
retrospectives there's no and
thank you
from PBS that I saw for
supporting I
think he was the big PBS
support yes yes
yes it's now but now it's just
Koch bro
we don't have coke brother she
just
bought this actually a couple
other bro
yeah but that that's not funny
so it's
coke bro
but yeah yes in fact a coke
brother some
huge supporters of PBS the
NewsHour and
everything in between
and yes they should have given
him a
tribute but now of course not
it just
hit me that but the guys were
like
question sketchy but okay
whatever I
don't care but now but not just
for a
second back to the DAT instead
of a
value-added tax it would be a
boarder
adjusted tax and I think a
judge I think
automobiles they actually they
do know
exactly what percentage is
German if you
look at a Mercedes for instance
parts of
its America and you know some
of its
Chinese and those those are
broken down
on new vehicles I do know that
and so
they are those bits are taxed
differently but that is before
the
consumer sees it so it's an
interesting
idea I must should I be against
this I
kind of like the idea well you
can buy
this product or buy this
imported
product and here's we have to
pay extra
because it's imported yeah
that's not it
that's an interesting piece of
friction
to add to the mix well it adds
a little
barrier to entry for the
product but at
the same time it gives you a
realistic
look at how value is just
product than
me for example you know they're
gonna
put the tax on cheese and wine
from
France at some point so let's
just do
that yeah of course so you got
your
bottle of wine and you look at
the price
and you the curious thing I bet
you with
the tax added to the bottle of
wine it's
still gonna be cheaper than
you're gonna
get it in France that's in you
know in
in Europe the price is
advertised always
include the value-added tax so
I don't
think it's it's not in fact
it's very
uncommon like in the United
States where
you buy something and then
there's oh
and there's you know five you
know five
cents sales tax or eight cent
sales tax
and that gets added on at the
end in so
so you wouldn't necessarily and
they
could specify oh this includes
X percent
of B 80
yeah well be eighty yeah
apparently a lot of people like
this and
it's been sounds good to me I
don't know
I am drawn to it I'm sure I'm
wrong some
it sounds good to meet you
we're now
we're promoting it me you and
me anyway
so that's O'Banion if you're
gonna get
to see these these long
lectures if you
can find this one this is a
good one to
watch
it's an hour yeah and it's with
this guy
bass and it's online as such
for about a
year ago a year and a half ago
bass I
think his name is Kyle bass
well let's take a brief break
here and
go to KTLA's reporter on the
spot we
tried to reach out to the man
who died
in this pursuit they were
unavailable
for comment might go back to
you well
it's a single piece of video
it's linked
to it's a YouTube video and
it's not
edited that I can tell so it
makes total
sense
we tried to reach out to the
man who
died in this pursuit they were
unavailable for comment
everybody
[Applause]
recognized that would get that
thank you
just to stay on sorry you knew
you'd get
that's no no no I didn't I did
not
expect it to be clip of the day
but I'll
take it
Alan Greenspan made a rare
appearance on
CNBC and he had some comments
now we
need a guy who is that guy how
old oh
how old I don't ask ant look at
Andrea
Mitchell he's older good
they're married
aren't they married oh yeah I
don't like
the interest seems to me but oh
but he's
he was always a wolf a mumbler
and just
well she's on CNN this is CNBC
so it's
not a conflict of interest in
this case
so he's on the CNBC shows and
they're
talking about the economy
because that's
what he's supposed to
understand and
then this negative interest
rates which
we've discussed on the show
which is
taking place in in multiple
countries
around the world certainly in
Europe
which in an odd way means if
you if you
put money in the bank to save
you
actually have to pay the
interest and to
pay that if you borrow money
the money
if you borrow money to buy a
house they
actually pay you or you don't
have to
pay the whole thing back which
is just a
phenomenal concept sorry yes
I'm gonna
say he's 93 then he's still
pretty
chipper actually this is a
gimme then
for mr. Greenspan headline that
you were
talking about the idea of
negative
interest rates potentially
happening in
this country do you think that's
something possible and if so
what would
it signify well first of all
what it
signifies really isn't the world
population is aging and that
people are
recognizing that they're dying
off at a
much later date than they
originally
contemplated when they started
to save
and as a result of that there's
been an
endeavor to pick up fairly
quickly like
the US Treasury 30 year yield
I would say offset to the other
things
that are going on in the market
it's
it's a real time that's the
question the
reason that one of the reasons
that gold
price is rising as fast as it
is 1,500
pronouns that's telling us
essentially
that people are looking for
basically
resources which they know are
gonna have
a value 20 years from now or 30
years
from now as they age and they
want to
make sure that they have the
resources
to keep themselves in place
that is a
clearly fundamental force
that's driving
this but we don't know how far
it'll go
how far chairman Greenspan do
you think
it could go do you think you
could
actually visit our stores as
well well
hardly likely that it's been
you know
for example take a look at
Japan you can
see it you know quite visually
as it as
the population goes down and
you see
pretty much throughout the
world it's
just a matter of time before
it's more
in the United States and I
think the
issue here is watch the 30 year
US
Treasury yield that's gonna
tell you
what's happened all right I'd
be all for
its pay me yeah I got we have a
pretty
low interest rate on our house
but it
can only get better I'm
thinking refi
refi pay me pay the points yeah
well
what's Greenspan said he thinks
it won't
- we may not even take that
long the
problem is liquidity drops like
a rock
as you approach zero interest
what does
that mean that means the banks
aren't
gonna give you that loan that
you can do
your refi with so you just not
gonna get
it I mean you could I mean I D
Li yeah
well where I am now and negative
interest rates there's gonna be
someone
giving me something cheaper I
preserve a
B maybe not you might be
surprised how
hard it is to get refight well
then
that's no fun yeah it sounds
good on
paper in it so it's always was
a very
simple process but more
recently you
know they talk about all the
interest
rates on housing should do this
and that
anybody can't shake the money
loose from
these guys he's definitely not
gonna
shake it loose if there's
negative
interest rates because the
banks are
making money
because they you know they take
in an X
amount say $100,000 and then
there's a
negative interest rate so
they're just
chipping away at it and put in
their own
coffers then I gotta loan it to
you so
that would cause a housing
crisis
because no one can get a loan
to buy a
house and then we get across a
housing
problem and then we I know the
answer
that sounded all hell is gonna
break
loose and you're gonna need a
Bitcoin
need a Bitcoin son I stay with
CNBC for
a moment
Joe Kernan who is the kind of
the older
not he's not even at all but
the older
host on that morning show and
he who
seems a little befuddled from
time to
time he's he's kind of he's
become a
Bitcoin er he's blue well I'd
say he's
believing it okay well you
don't think
so no I know watch this show I
have no
idea whether it believes it or
not more
than what I can see people
doing it I
mean there's a lot of true
believers on
the Bitcoin I mean you did I
think max
is Wow max max max we all know
max is
Satoshi just leave it where it
is so
this is Mark Mobile Mobius
famous
investor and he gets into this
short
exchange about Bitcoin and you
know is
it what is it worth and what
happens is
they both end up realizing that
holy
crap bitcoin is not that much
different
from anything else that we're
peddling
on this channel do you think
that there
are crypto currencies that have
inherent
value like digital gold do you
think
Bitcoin for example has
inherent value
if there's a cryptocurrency
that is
really backed by gold and that
is there
is a meaningful agreement and
some kind
of modern thing of this
connection then
this could be quite interesting
that
would be a no then that's what
you're
telling me because there there
are
people that think the
blockchain itself
imbues the the asset with
inherent value
which is it which is that why
they call
it digital gold but I mean we
seem to be
okay with a lot of fiat
currencies that
aren't backed by gold you know
I don't
know is the Full Faith and
Credit of the
government but nothing's backed
by gold
anymore except an ETF so I
don't know I
mean why why would
we didn't have any faith in any
fiat
currency then no the bottom
line is that
there's old generation of
people who
have faith in the internet they
have
faith in these crypto
currencies that's
all it takes the reason why
people
believe in the US dollar is
because they
have faith but with dollars in
the hands
they can buy something so the
degree to
which a cryptocurrency can
enable you to
buy something and you believe
that to be
the case then it's it's fine
but I think people are going to
begin to
realize that these are very
very risky
situations and by the way I
believe
blockchain is a very high risk a
situation you know a lot of
people say
Oh blockchain can't be broken
into no it
can be anything that's created
by man
can be broken into and it could
create a
big crisis so I think we have
to be very
careful in blockchain okay
mister techno
wizard I think this is a
seminal clip
both of those guys realized
while they
were talking that's why he
threw in some
blockchain nonsense at the end
that
they're full of shit the
dollars no more
or less dependable than Bitcoin
in fact
I would argue it's less
dependable
because a bunch of Yahoo's
bronies in
charge of stuff so I like that
clip well
if you really honestly believe
that you
should change to take all your
money and
put it in bit I have been
stacking SATs
for quite a while okay good
ever since I
proclaim to be a maximalist I
do that
it's you know wheat you and I
have an
agreement we we don't take
Bitcoin as
donations but I certainly
convert you
know a little bit every month a
little
bit I convert into Bitcoin so I
started
doing it around 3900 when when
I Maksim
alized then we look at where we
are
today so that's triple the
money yeah
you've got 50 bucks now so I'm
very very
happy I think it's I think it's
a
seminal seminal clip
I was supposed to go a little
better
than that anyway go imagine all
the
people who could do with us oh
yeah well
we got a few people to thank
for sho
1170 I want to start and I'm
gonna give
you I'm going to turn it over
to you
when we get down to the tank we
happy
birthday Adam just alright this
is a
pretty good list we got a lot
of people
that came in with 55 55 or 55
usually 55
to say happy birthday to Adam
but not
Daymond drea she came over the
110
dollars in Rocky Mountain House
and
Alberta Canada and there's a
bunch of
people I will say that that
tried to get
in it we they had different
kinds of
monies and then it was like
turn out to
be of we have birthday included
but a
lot of these aren't gonna I'm
not gonna
get to John Ross anyways 100 I
just I
just I just want to read her
note
quickly she's a dame after all
Dame
Andrea and Sir Kelly are
driving 300
kilometres to the Calgary meet
up we
want more southern Alberta
producers at
this Friday's meet up 300
kilometres
nice
good good Anya
John Robin a hundred bucks no
comment
Paul arsenew and he wants to he
says
please help Darren O'Neill
become a
night fellow nights pitch in
and help
Darren to rise the knighthood
so he
assumed that this hundred bucks
is for
Darren O'Neill's knighthood okay
good although he never says
that someone
else has second comes in with a
hundred
dollars a richard Hillenbrand
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yes it was long but day long
about worth
and somehow we're still ahead of
schedule it's crazy how that
works
unbelievable yeah let's see all
right we
got a couple just some news
items going
on but by the way this I want
to do a
call back the earlier part of
the first
donation saying we talked about
vaping
we did have a vaping and school
report
locally tonight with rising
health
concerns over namely nationally
said
vaping Michigan has become the
first
state to ban the sale of most
flavored
cigarettes and tonight we show
you how
schools across the nation are
cracking
down hard as students get back
to class
there's NBC's Anne Thompson
they are
back to school at Milford
Connecticut
Jonathan law high and back to
lock
bathroom principal Fran
Thompson showing
us one of the four facilities
off-limits
to students just an what she
calls the
epidemic of vaping in the girls
room
like this they would literally
I can't
believe I'm saying this they
would
literally set up like blankets
it would
be like a little tent city
where they
would just hang out in the
bathroom
teachers monitor the other four
bathrooms signing kids in and
out and
you think it's made a
difference I think
it's made a difference in
monitoring
where the kids are the teachers
the kids
aren't going for twenty minutes
out of
class so that so that's how do
I think
it's cut down on the vaping I
don't know
it's a nationwide problem in
Texas some
schools make kids roll up their
long
sleeves so they can't hide the
devices
in February Nebraska they are
randomly
testing students and
extracurricular
activities for nicotine there
are VAP
sensors in Illinois and New
Jersey
bathroom like lungs have
collapsed back
in Connecticut these students
don't vape
but they know who does it
sounds like a
smoker scoff yeah
nothing they get territorial
sports
practices or their like their
wheezing
and heaving and like you know
everyone's
doing laughs what was once high
school
cool now with an increasingly
high cost
hmm I'm not so sure it's that
different
from the amount of kids who
were smoking
cigarettes in the bathroom back
in the
day well when I was a kid this
has gone
through a series of changes
this is
different because it's always
different
yeah when I was a kid there
would be a
few bad actors that would go
into the
bathrooms and smoke cigarettes
nope and
there are always the punks you
know and
they were the days they roll
they're
still smoking cigarettes as far
as I
know and they were in the
bathrooms and
then when I got it you know
actually
beyond college and being the
work force
I heard of the same school oh
yeah I
know the kids they all go in the
bathrooms they smoke dope
so all the kids there was
nobody smoking
cigarettes in the bathroom I
was told
they're all in there smoking
joints
which I thought was a change no
okay
and then it went on and then
now it
became they're all vaping and I
don't
know what they're vaping
because this
the report doesn't say either
marijuana
or these just vaping smelly
stuff well
that's that is the problem
there's so
much and this is why I believe
that all
this disinformation is being
thrown into
the market so one can emerge
victorious
it's gotta be the 60 billion
dollar
beast because that's about what
they're
valued at based upon the
thirteen
billion dollar 30% acquisition
30%
eighteen billion dollars so
yeah it all
comes down to who's making what
yeah if
you get your THC cartridges
made by some
dude and believe me I've tried
them I
gave it back it makes me cough
the
minute I try it so I don't know
what it
is would go away with this stuff
vaping no I haven't had a
problem with
that but I get reputable ejuice
I'm not a big believer in just
accepting
whatever jewel jams into their
ready-made cartridges I'm not a
big fan
of that juice it's a juice baby
the ELA
juice
well it's eat liquid but I
prefer juice
because if you can see that
cheese is it
right where is a lot of ways
you can go
with this material but I'm not
gonna go
anywhere well let me get the
before you
go any further I would like to
do a
quick update on the Austin
unhoused
situation oh yes I definitely I
swear I
have a high priority yes you
should do
that at the beginning of the
show as far
as I'm concerned yeah it just
didn't
work out that way we started
with God
climate change what were we
thinking we
didn't put this that we we blew
the lead
so there was another public
forum on
Austin homelessness which we
call
unhoused on this show and this
was at
st. edward's a university and
there was
another panel of jamokes and
the mayor
but this one finally got rowdy
and this
was right after the show on was
that I
think was Sunday wasn't it yeah
I think
I think they they did this on
Sunday so
and people are now pissed
and now the Yellin the Hootin
and
Hollerin some Infowars reporter
came in
and just and I don't have a
clip of that
unfortunately hijacked
everything and he
got kicked out so when you hear
in this
report from local station KXAN
one
person was all removed that was
the
Infowars guy who had no
megaphone is
yelling and everybody was not
really
productive for the conversation
but it
didn't matter because it was
pandemonium
a lot to digest this morning
after
another a heated public hearing
when it
comes to changes to the Austin
homeless
ordinance more than 300 people
showed up
last night some of them were
very vocal
both with the council and with
each
other
to repeal the changes they made
in tune
that can lead to a shantytown
we cannot
normalize many town that
doesn't help
anybody doesn't know
our City Council members and
integral
care were at the forum at st.
Edwards
University those people that
you heard
yelling there in that video were
actually some of the calmer
ones at
least one person was kicked out
yeah
last week the city manager
recommended
restrictions on where homeless
people
can camp one guest at the
meeting said
that he wants to make sure the
watershed
area behind his house included
in that
plan we were told by APD that
it's
probably not a good idea to go
back
there right now that there's
there's a
couple individuals that might
not be
safe
and the disruption continued at
a post
forum press conference with
Mayor Steve
Adler Muir Adler says city
council will
consider increasing the funding
for the
homeless of graduating next
week he says
the city has to act now because
next
year they will be constrained
by new
property tax restrictions he
also sent
revenue from any expansion of
the
Convention Center could be used
on the
homeless issue and there you
have it
that's always the answer don't
reverse
the dumb ordinances that you
that you
removed two months ago no just
say all
we need more money and yeah
we're gonna
charge everyone the max tax
rate this
year because we won't be able
to do that
next year's up let's join you
got a baby
boy we do poor buddy
thank God there are people
getting
pissed off now we need a lot
more of
that because this is almost old
austin
vs. new austin and it's
glorious to
watch and people that wear sumo
austin
was to get rid of the homeless
yes well
they at least want to turn back
that go
ahead and camp anywhere and
everyone
uses the same argument you're
you're
doing exactly the wrong thing
you do
what every other liberal city
has done
and look at their results
yeah the results are always bad
ah
anyway so i'm well we do it
better well
we know the mistakes were made
but we
can do it better yeah we can do
it we
can make it we can make bigger
mistakes
with more money you know the
shanty town
thing did come up in the
conversation I
am of the opinion that
just gonna have to bite the
bullet in
these towns these liberal towns
and let
a shantytown
crop up it goes on in South
America
there was I don't I don't like
your your
idea I know you don't nobody
does but
it's the most realistic thing
you can do
is s be honest about but you
have shanty
towns in multiple cities in
California
and it hasn't produced air
there's no
real true shanty town every
street
corner no that's not a shanty
town well
okay I mean how many how many
is just a
bunch of people hanging around
and you
know hanging out it with tents
yeah no
no okay
I'm not talk about camping what
they
call it now homeless camping
yeah I'm
not homeless you're just
camping oh yeah
just people camping you know I
talk
about you get a couple of acres
you put
some acres together in an era
that's
really some places you can get
waters
you usually a big water truck
that would
work bring it in once in a
while and
everyone have their own buckets
and let
that let you build little SH
lean twos
well have it's all the
government is way
it's like in Brazil in the
favelas they
have their own governments yeah
but but
that's my point is the favelas
are a
huge issue yeah
also at shanty towns but this
is dine
let's see any other solution
yeah but they cannot seem to
address the
problem correctly so you might
as well
just let it fall into third
world style
well it works outside of Africa
there's
all of these little towns in
Africa
there's little shanty towns
outside the
cities Mazda they all South
America
there used to be
Romani encampments all over
Europe and
you know it's similar to a
shanty town
only they could they move I
mean he
didn't do anything about it cuz
they're
not doing anything about it
well it go
to a fallback position so what
you're
saying is designate an area
where the
shanty town can prosper you're
saying a
designated place this is not a
your idea
alone people are saying hey
make a
designated camping ground yeah
well it
should be a shanty town it
camping
ground is no good it was tense
for no
good you want the you know you
want a
shantytown
you want the kind of thing that
people
and go and do reports about oh
look at
living like horrible and then
they show
that then there's a soap and
sewer you
want an open okay you can have
to design
these things that Scott Adams
has got
something like this but these
more you
know it's not gonna be like my
thinking
you want an open sewer so you
can be a
guest and the open sewer and
the turd
going down the sewer you know I
was just
open you want kids and a half
naked
wandering around y'all dirty
you know
barefoot barefoot barefoot way
we
playing with the rusty can lots
of dogs
everything yeah we had a we had
a quasi
cent shantytown here and in the
East Bay
over on the the the bulb was
called an
old ex garbage dump that's over
by
Golden Gate feels in Albany
there was a
there's
this big area that was was in
the very
far reaches of this is like an
like a
peninsula that is built of
garbage dumps
from me from the 20s and 30s so
it's
it's green now they got trees
and
everything's growing on it but
there was
a huge shantytown out there was
a a
genuine one you couldn't even
go out to
it because there's too many pit
bulls
you know guarding the place but
it was a
shantytown and they let it go
for years
and years and they finally went
in there
in the middle of the night and
tore it
down well go back to what else
we need
in the shantytown I was kind of
enjoying
it we we were at barefoot
children
playing with open sewers a lot
of lean
twos and now there was people
yes yes
leftover gelt you know that's
the kind
of stuff that you make for he's
kind of
a galvanized corrugated steel
hmm yes
hunks of that in Cork corrugated
fiberglass that she's got this
low
scurvy thing and then this hot
pounded
in and and there and you always
need to
have a boat trailer with half a
boat on
it oh there's definitely a
bunch of boat
trailers that have about people
living
in the boats open fires are
burned
barrels everywhere mm-hmm-hmm
especially
in the winter and ya know the
perfect
spot Tarrytown Tarrytown spec
it out
we're gonna do that in
Tarrytown here in
Austin there's a joke in there
right oh
yeah if you're in Austin you're
loving
it through all the rich
douchebags live
this Terri telling ya well you
put it
right next to him oh and uh
what's
before Tarrytown is uh
and I got to think about it yes
that's a
good neighborhood to do it
there's lots
of trees to connect the shin
that lien
two's oh if there's a lot that
trees are
good they clean the air well
we're
headed that way so we're
laughing about
it but it ain't all that funny
do you know why we're on that
topic
though there was an article
wanted you
to read it was about out of
some cities
like Amsterdam have over
tourism over
tourism they're trying to limit
the
number of tourists that come in
yes well
I was looking at the numbers
and the one
that that article didn't talk
about Sam
I mean it had San Francisco as
number
two mm-hmm where they have too
many
tourists to concern the
population the
population of Amsterdam is
about a
million with about eighteen
million
tourists yeah that's 18 million
people
in the whole country yeah and
they're
all in Amsterdam touring now
there's 18
million do you know that the
Netherlands
is at this point I believe more
densely
populated than Japan yes what
you yeah
it could be it's possible and
an easy
calculation to figure out yeah
because
it's just room per square meter
so
there's 18 million people in
the country
and 18 million come through his
tours
and I think we talked about
this there
doing active tourist management
to steer
them away from Amsterdam get
him to go
to the north which is a total
shithole
has nothing to do with old I
mean it's
beautiful if you want to live
there but
it's all new it means it's
brand new and
once you want to go to the
South you
either go to Rotterdam well
Rotterdam
would be better for outstanding
world-class architecture old
and new and
they got good restaurants they
got
Rotterdam is a good place to go
but yeah
Delft and you get that big that
you can
look at there's a they have you
know the
giant dam or whatever they call
it the
dike that means office the
Delta works
yeah you could there you go
there and
they have a little museum you
can look
at how the thing works it's
different I
can Amsterdam you can look at
that too
yeah you go look at some Delft
blue you
go look at how they make cheese
but
still the problem is people
don't go to
Amsterdam but it's like oh yeah
I'll go
to the anne frank house which is
complete shit
the antenna and Frank house
used to be
the Anne Frank House on the
canal you'd
go in and when I was there they
did the
walls were just the walls now
they have
what plastic in front of
plastic but
what's the word I'm looking for
lucite or whatever in front of
the walls
because people were we're
writing their
names graffiti so there's all
this shit
graffiti and they built this
huge modern
front and gift shop and the
lines are
outrageous and it's it's
nothing like a
bad Disneyland exhibit you know
the you
come when you walk past like
how am I
going in there let's go to Space
Mountain and so it's ruined and
people
are just there to party it's
annoying
yeah well now that that same
article
talked about San Francisco San
Francisco's population is a is
a little
less than Amsterdam's
mm-hmm it's smaller tradition
has always
been a lot 750,000 but it's up
to
900,000 they say but it has the
same
number of tourists pretty much
it has 16
million mm-hmm and they're
stepping in
poop yeah they don't know what
16
million means 60 million people
in a
town of it less than a million
which is
San Francisco it's a lot of
tourists I
don't know what they do I mean
I go to
San Francisco to shop at
different
places there that I get certain
things
I've been specifically did you
say
population who populates the
tourists
are all on Fisherman's Wharf
yeah what did they do there I
remember
as a kid going to San Francisco
and my
parents all Fisherman's Wharf
Fisherman's Wharf
I still don't remember what wet
where
was it what the hell why was it
what was
something great that I missed
no I just
miserable rocked around the
city and
like I don't know and the only
thing I
remember was
what's the windy street Lombard
which is
now I guess it's it's over you
know this
every morning on is the
reservation you
make a reservation to drive on
the road
when we were kids it was better
it was
but whatever hey just a couple
quick
ease looks like there are
thousands of
names that will be unsealed
from epstein
documents oh yeah another
unsealing oh
sure
well this one actually might
happen the
judge Presta and this is from a
separate
lawsuit from Jeffrey one of the
victims
and you know they want to
unseal a lot
of information and people are
really
kind of freaking out because
your name
could be in there even though
you didn't
do anything wrong there's gonna
be lots
of names you might have been to
some
party or whatever I'm just
saying this
for your benefit just so you
got a heads
up yeah well I'm pretty sure
I'm not
bond in those listen pretty
sure and I
think we would be remiss if we
did not
mention but brexit the latest
yeah yeah
we need to we need to update
everybody
on brexit not that there's any
actual
change is just some more bull
crap went
down but kind of in Boris
Johnson's
disadvantage
yes there's a move afoot to of
course
extend the date of course and
they're
trying to for a great or
whatever's
prorogue prorogue prorogue
prorogue even
though it did tend to take this
time off
anyway according to all the
experts and
Faraj is you know did you get
the latest
what happened yesterday what oh
no so
they they had a so what Boris
Johnson
said the way I understand it is
listen
we're going to get this done on
time by
October 31st and it's in
otherwise if
there's no deal it'll be a note
if
there's if there is no deal we
will do a
no deal brexit and and then he
threatened otherwise I'll call
for an
election and yes they voted
yesterday on
this piece of legislation which
effectively blocked him from
which by
some crazy number it's like the
the
Parliament doesn't appear to
represent
believe they love there's some
there's
some corruption and so Faraj
cos comes
on and yes there's a big block
johnson
from doing much and then they
they're
good maybe have an election
maybe not no
there's no election because
they voted
it down there's no election day
after
brexit of disco okay all right
all right
and Faraj was talking about it
turns out
they did a pre poll on if they
were
gonna do election before the
brexit and
the Faraj this party wasn't
going to
make any inroads and so nigel
has
accused boris in this clip
you'll hear
it of doing double-dealing and
actually
going over and trying to sneak
a deal
past everybody that is not
gonna be
acceptable remember what I said
remember
I predicted I said Boris
Johnson is not
going to get it done he will
not get a
brexit done
I think he's doing sneaky deals
but
they're sneakier than Faraj may
think
joining us now is breaks it
party leader
Nigel Farage good
morning you so when we look at
those
latest poll results 13 14
percent
doesn't translate into any
seats at all
this is a lot of effort bearing
in mind
that your motivation your
raison d'etre
is to see breaks it through we
do not be
better there for supporting
Boris
Johnson looking services to
make sure
that breaks if it does happen
I'm taking
that vote 19 weeks ago we
launched the
brexit party why because we
trusted to
resume we trusted the
conservative party
to deliver brexit they didn't
do it
so I formed the brexit party we
won the
European elections we reset the
agenda
and if we haven't been formed
to reason
mate would still be Prime
Minister now
Boris Johnson has picked up all
the
lines were used in that campaign
ecclesia yeah because we're
winning
we've completely reset the
British
agenda um and of course now No
Deal
leaving with a clean break
brexit is the
most popular option however we
now find
ourselves in a very similar
position to
that with mrs. May Boris is one
Melina
ship telling us he will take us
out on
the 31st of October but what
he's done
in the last week is he's gone
back to
Brussels and clearly he wants
to reheat
the fold withdraw agreement
that was
part year three times rejected
in the
House of Commons and if we
leave without
the Baxter even without the
backstop
it's still the worst deal in
history
even without the backstop it
costs us 39
billion it makes it virtually
impossible
for us ever to leave the
customs union
we will not be a free
independent nation
so we are standing and we will
stand in
every seat in this election and
we say
the Boris Johnson if you sell
us out on
brexit with this awful
withdrawal tree
see we will fight you in every
scene
right so if your rights in that
analysis
yai is it that your poll
figures are
dropping and his figures and the
Conservative Party's figures
rising if
he's actually pulling a fast
one and
he's going to give us because
the reason
reason people realized yet I
stupid to
see it yes because it's too
early this
only began to happen last week
and
you've got the loud noise says
we'll
leave with no D on the 31st of
October
yeah actually look what is
being said by
macro Merkel by Boris Johnson
Boris in a
letter last week said it was
his highest
priority to get a withdrawal
agreement
even before I a clean break
brexit
yeah now he's not gonna get it
done at
all at all this is not the
European Way
this is not how the EU functions
well vote again slaves you did
it wrong
it's not right there was a
funny moment
though I was watching just
before the
vote which came around I like
he was
late for them in the UK there
must've
been four or five in the
afternoon here
and there was a pretty funny
one some
member of parliament who is I
think
Pakistani and had the
appropriate outfit
on you know Boris Johnson at
some point
wrote in an op-ed article I
think and
this was a long time ago I
believe maybe
it was just this year but I
thought it
was longer ago he was talking
about how
the British I'm paraphrasing
how the
British Street Street scene had
changed
to when he said something
because he
called burkas letterboxes or a
derogatory term and this guy
stands up
and calls him out on it
let me see here we go that might
entertain some but Boris
Johnson is a
leader that repels as well as
attracts a
Labour MP demanding an apology
that
never came for a controversial
column he
wrote a year ago those of us
who from a
young age have had to endure
and face up
to being called names such as
towelhead
or Taliban or coming from bungo
bungo
land we can appreciate full
well the
hurt and pain felt by already
vulnerable
Muslim women when they are
described as
looking like bank robbers and
letter
boxes
I never heard coming from
bunkie made
that I don't know but I just
let me
throw in made me feel good and
let's
leave it on that high note yeah
okay
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the homelessness experience in
Disneyland this is an exit
strategy I
think we could create this ride
now do you sit in the ride or
do you I
think you should also
experience for a
brief moment you were stepping
into
human feces I think the most
enjoyable
Disney rides are in a cart you
know and
you got the music going on like
okay
there's two ways of going about
this
there's one is you're in the
little car
two little car or little thing
and it's
going through a homeless
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oh yeah
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take the
cards who wants place or
another come
out the other end of it and you
feel
real good about yourself and
you now you
understand understand now you
have
default way to go we were some
VR
glasses or you're in a VR
situation do
you experience the whole thing
holding
now it's even more realistic
not because
it's not animatronics it's not
it's not
dummies and and things like
Pirates of
the Caribbean is the actual
videos that
you're seeing and surrounded by
food the
real tension fills in like and
advance
blowing the smell of crap
and then you go through the
whole thing
and you're in come out the
other and
pretty much with the same
message but
it's just a cheaper way to do
the ride I
mean now you understand you
understand
now you have evolved people
used to live
in now the economically
disadvantaged
occupies substandard housing in
the
inner cities they don't have a
negative
cash flow position fucking bro
they're not homeless they are
neighbors
who are camping that are
camping in your
neighborhoods are your
neighbors - do
you notice a trend here you're
not
homeless which also is gonna
really help
people that are camping
currently to
live and more sanitary
conditions and be
healthier themselves people
just be in a
place because they have nowhere
else to
be
really starting to focus on
food its
protect that from our
communities from
our house communities we don't
expect
the people experiencing
homelessness
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for we're talking people
homeless unhoused experiencing
it for
eight years nine years 12 years
live effectively outdoors and
now
they're all just coming in to
the city
Hague we can camp there why not
it's not
closer to everything is whip
we're here
where I can get drugs if I want
him
it's a beautiful day this name
for her
to create a full take for labor
would
you be good
it's a beautiful day in the
neighborhood
I'm still not gonna see the
movie
it's a neighborly the
neighborly take
for a booty I'm still not gonna
see the
movie
it's one hell of a day in the
neighborhood the hand of a day
for a
neighbor would you be mine
could you be
mine I hope I get to move in
your
neighborhood someday the
problem is is
when I move in
y'all move away rouse up
blazing a
nation is being torn apart
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Theresa Mays plans they came
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the dead
just how many strange fellows
can you
fit in but dead Parliament is
on the
brink of reppin any deal will
be my
business the smirk on her face
showing
such sweet schadenfreude ah now
Boris
has been charged to get this
ice in
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