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September 19th, 2019 • 2h 51m

1174: Soros Jugend

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dark mode is here Adam curry Jhansi
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Devorah Thursday September 19 2019 this
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is your award-winning Gitmo nation media
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assassination episode 11 74 this is no
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agenda being scrubbed slowly and
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broadcasting live from opportunity zone
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33 in the frontier of Austin Texas
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capital of the drone star state in the
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morning everybody by Adam Curry and
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from northern Silicon Valley I see a
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yellow truck I'm John C Dvorak okay is
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it a big yellow truck is not that be a
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nice kindness your spiel is it a dump
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truck it was a small pickup truck as a
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matter of fact and now that I think
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about it as I look out and I can see B I
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can look out and and see the freeway
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I don't see anything but gray and black
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and the occasional red white what car
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colors ooh I saw one blue there's a
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great great great great great black
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black black gray black black white I
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mean this is it's dull out there John
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also this yellow truck stands out like a
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sore thumb did men in white coats get
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out of that truck in front of your house
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so boring to see these w-what can take
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me back in I was a kid in the fifties I
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used to have three tone cars oh yeah
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yeah tan roof
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well I'm sad to report and I'm pretty
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sure nine I'd and I I wouldn't call it
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shadow banning but the new Twitter
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algorithms are definitely screwing with
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me and I attribute that to the fact that
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I have no blue checkmark and I can see
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it I post something normally within five
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minutes there might be 10 20 retweets or
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likes now 2 3 maybe I retweet myself
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maybe wanted to pick up all all kinds of
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reports of people even entering at Adam
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Curry in the search box doesn't
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autocomplete so I think the and by the
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way I'm not seeing a lot of people
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either I never see Scott Adams anymore
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not that you know it's that much of none
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of this is a really a problem for me but
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when it comes to the show like
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announcing the show and you know just
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announcements it's not working for us
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anymore here let me see what I got now
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buy it on the bat-signal let's see
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so we have how many people we have in
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the we've got 763 trolls and looks like
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four retweets come on so it's a college
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I don't call it shadow banning I don't
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think that's what it is this is just the
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algorithms like oh this guy let me help
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you out with that
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okay I can't do it at now cuz it's real
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complicated but I will walk you through
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a process to make your life to make this
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less of an issue there's a process yeah
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no just tell me simply what is the
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process I don't believe it I think this
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is just the settings and you got it you
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gotta take a and look at what Twitter is
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determined that are your interests oh no
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I understand
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I can change it uncheck a million boxes
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have you done that if you cha unchecked
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any boxes well then what happens I see
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more of who I want to see I want people
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to see me know it changes it it's like
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that the boxes that are checked yeah are
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represented milieu oh I mean the wrong
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milieu I see hmm well
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yeah maybe you've got a solution now but
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this there's no this is not a I'm not
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saying this is a good thing I mean even
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the solution is like sketchy right but
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it does help a little bit well this is
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why I'm going to suggest two things
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first of all after today's show I will
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post in the show notes
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an invitation link to no agenda social
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calm I mean this is clearly we need to
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have some mechanism so now you can get
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all kinds of apps and they can give you
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alerts but when I'm posting and there's
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all kinds of stuff we can do because the
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Twitter is over for us and yes so maybe
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now I can change my perceive milieu I
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don't know what I have to check or
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uncheck yeah but that's not that's no
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future for us it's just going to get
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worse and I think it's time to reinstate
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no agenda hams what don't you remember
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we had a repeater we had reflectors we
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had echo link channels we had all kinds
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of cool stuff going on ya know why it
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was to be fair seven or eight years ago
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but it was like yeah it was not long
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after we started with the after you got
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me into the Hobby let's know I see okay
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yeah you were you're all jacked up there
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goes the Zephyr thank god you're all
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jacked up buddy yeah well I am I'm
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reject and it's and I think with good
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reason and I've set up my my HT my handy
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set that up again and I'm monitoring on
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D star reflector 33 charlie right now in
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fact if anyone can I saw you know yeah
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I'm thinking I've just as I think about
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this I saw those tweets yeah that's when
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the algorithm went in the the full force
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and and shadow bad oh my god one of
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these guys get off but I I think we have
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a ham radio as a competitor it is and
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if you I think that we have enough
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people now to start up the No Agenda
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nation repeater network which could be -
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you know it should it should actually be
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a repeater to repeater Network we may
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have people in close enough proximity to
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get a lot of that instant you know not
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rely on the on the internet back-end but
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I'm gonna be Ondi star on reflector 33
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charlie and I'm going to be monitoring
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and the conversation I'm interested in
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having this was the problem we had
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nothing to talk about
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we had the No Agenda hands like yeah
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yeah your rig sounds great yep yeah it's
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coming through fine yes good all the
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conversations it's pretty much but now
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we can talk about building our repeater
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network which will be handy for
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something you know you can do a digital
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and we can do a lot in fact you know
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what we need their own CubeSat that's
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what we need if every there's an idea if
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every and if just continuously we could
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be the ones we could be the ones who
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save the world when all hell breaks
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right fly right but I think a CubeSat
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a CubeSat could really could really do
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it
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you can leave messages on those too for
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them to be rebroadcast now here we have
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ham radio guys ham radio is the public
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service network of last resort when the
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apocalypse comes we're the guys who are
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going to save the world right right
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but I'm serious I I want to build this I
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want to build a repeater in I want
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people to set up we can do echo linked
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reflectors we need to do cross cross
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linking between reflectors we need
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analog with a repeater to repeater and
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I'll meet you on D star and of course be
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like so someone needs to set up a
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reflector again and then we can do it on
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echo link and if you don't know what
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this is you're missing out on a fabulous
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hobby known as amateur radio and you too
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can become a ham today anybody who
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listens this show can pass the tech test
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probably probably just right now study a
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couple minutes and you definitely pass
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well the beauty of it is that the
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questions for each test for each year
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are released publicly with the answers
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you get the test it's the same answers
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just in a different order if you can't
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and by the way that's well it's not all
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of them sure it's just a a selection of
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them anybody can do this and you can get
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a ham radio that would work on this
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network for 25 bucks now yeah the Bayeux
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trying to go Oh T G and using Chinese
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crap to do it with it's great well
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that's the cheapest stuff that's for
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sure yeah so
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and and and are no agenda hams are so
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alert not a single one has called me on
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the channel like Oh watch I'm gonna
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mention it on the show and they're gonna
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fire up their machines and start talking
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to me nope
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well so I have a way to go with the
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eventual evangelizing of the project
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well that's the way it always just yeah
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yes
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uh-oh lot going on it was actually a lot
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going on it's all subtle yeah I mean the
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brexit thing what's going on did you by
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the way I did just to start with if you
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want to start with breakfast sure this
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guy you know Giggy vanderhoven bluffin
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he's the Belgian guy the Belgian guy who
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you hope sound exactly like when you do
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that voice yes sure I am given hofstadt
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I am very very nice to be here in the
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show well here's a I got two clips from
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him there's actually shows three but
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when it was just a long clip that we
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don't want to play but we got he went to
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London and he was at the meet up or
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convention of des Liberal Democrats who
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are all wearing get you know stop brexit
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and you know Liberal Democrats are
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really New World Order uh globalist that
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they don't like England any more than
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half the people of England writing well
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yes that's known like the country yeah
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and so this guy he's gonna go he gives
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one of the keynotes and gets a big round
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of applause but he had two moments in
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the keynotes that I thought were
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worthwhile besides him trying to be
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funny which he apparently does
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constantly yeah and this would be the
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this is one that I just heard
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offhandedly and I felt it needed to be
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rethought and this is Gyan brexit
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interpret dis I have one conviction that
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breakfast happens is also assigned this
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European Union needs to be modernized
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needs to be more effective we cannot
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continue
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we cannot continue the friends where the
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Europe that is always acting too little
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and too late yes she cannot go on like
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this as I said to my wife this morning
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that's hey it's pretty hard not to laugh
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at this guy because it is his accent yes
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well this particular commentary which
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was short it was a what was it the
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length 21 second what he's saying there
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was he started by saying the brexit was
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a only happy wait let me I'm gonna
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deconstruct it completely and tell you
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what he actually said was that brexit
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should have never have happened because
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the it only happened because the EU is
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too weak to put the kibosh to put the
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kibosh on the whole thing to begin with
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they were they just were not strong and
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underneath that thinking is that we
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needed a European army and we need to
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you know we shouldn't let these
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countries do stuff like this brexit
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mmm-hmm and that's what he said he
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literally said stop if we had our act
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together brexit would have never have
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happened because we wouldn't have
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allowed it but let's listen one more
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time it's only 20 seconds I have one
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conviction that breakfast happens is
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also a sign that this European Union
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needs to be modernized needs to be more
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effective we cannot continue
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we cannot continue the friends with a
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Europe that is always acting too little
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and too late and friends we will be
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acting on behalf of the European Union
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vvill gives them shit if they try to
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leave it's not going to happen on my
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watch
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yep yeah but this guy is a total douche
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he's a he isn't order Kratz love him
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he's the guy I on I have the he's the
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guy that said you have to hand over all
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your sovereignty yeah cuz way he's the
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guy you're right
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he has such a jocular style of delivery
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that you don't take it too seriously as
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you should
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this guy is threatening you yeah
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as I can't find it that easily but
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anyway oh yes here we go here it is it's
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20 seconds as well it guy speaks in 20
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seconds sound bytes how about that and
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that is the real problem colleagues why
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there is such a problem in this crisis
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because member states are reluctant to
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transfer new sovereignty and powers to
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the European Union and we all know that
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the only way out of this crisis is a new
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transfer of powers to the European Union
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and to the European institution and make
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it Snell yes it's not it's not a one-off
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this guy is very consistent yeah and
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they're loving it over there too the Lib
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Dems
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anyway so he did the thing somebody's
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one of our producers sent me this flip
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and I pulled that other part but he's
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the emphasis everybody's making is on
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this clip which is I don't know it's I
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don't think it's as onerous as the other
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one is longer but it does tell you a
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little bit about some of the kinds of
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screwball thinking that goes on and this
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is
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aggi on the new world order of tomorrow
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in the world order of tomorrow the world
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order of tomorrow is not a world order
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based on nation states or countries it's
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a world order that is based on empires
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China is not a nation it's a
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civilization hung in you you know it
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better than I do is not a nation there
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are two thousand nations in India 20
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different languages that are used there
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there are four big religions at the same
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time it is the biggest democracy
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worldwide the u.s. is also an empire
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more than a nation maybe tomorrow they
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will speak their more Spanish than
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English I don't know and then finally
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the restaurant phaedra the world of
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tomorrow is a world I gotta start do you
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hear what this dick just did actually
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it's like being overrun by immigrants
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you can't be speaking Spanish tomorrow
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this is exactly what's happening in his
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backyard in Europe people are coming in
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who do not learn the native languages of
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the Member States
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if you dig deeper into what he's saying
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and again nobody takes him seriously
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because of where he talks but he's
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saying that look at India it is there's
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20 or I guess he said 20 languages that
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they're all speaking but yet it's this
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big democracy that seems to work get
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that out but it's somehow it works
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according to him India is they're moving
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to Europe because they got no water
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this is shithole oh shit let's finish
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the clip I'm sorry I didn't mean it
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interrupt but I think come on time it is
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the biggest democracy worldwide
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the u.s. is also an empire more than a
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nation maybe tomorrow they will speak
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there more Spanish than English I don't
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know what will happen in the last and
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then finally the restaurant phaedra the
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world of tomorrow is a world of empires
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in which we European and new bridges can
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only defend your entry
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your way of life by doing it together
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any European framework and in you
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[Applause]
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and those difference those who want to
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defend or standards of living of social
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standards or ecological standards our
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labor standards can only do that they
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know it only in the framework of Europe
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and inside Europe in the center a
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Britain that take its responsibilities
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and not is going out of this great
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project
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yep to me it's unbelievable and they
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cheer him yeah oh yeah yeah yeah right
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let's just that now that's this is I
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don't want to make a analogy that
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stretches it too far but this is as if
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Hitler
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gave a speech in England sand the late
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30 or mid-30s before a world any of the
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frictions began and said why don't you
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just surrender to Germany that way you
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don't to worry about having this big
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Wars gonna kill a bunch of people and
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we'll all be happy and we'll get this
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done together because you guys can't
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take to keep care of yourselves you're
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you're incompetent
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I need us I could just go on and on get
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the clips they are applauding this this
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to me and we're seeing some of this
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happening in our country there's stuff
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that's like I mean waiting room who will
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be talking I'm sure about the the school
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strike tomorrow and these are all really
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old the policies from socialist country
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communist China I mean this is crazy
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what's happening and this is in the EU
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he's exactly he's just saying we should
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go back to how it was in the 40s the
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good old days
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I don't know I just find it distressing
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and they're gonna have another election
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I'm sure of it
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breakfast is not gonna happen I mean
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it's the Brits are so screwed at their
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core but they're they've already you
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know they got too many of these Liberal
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Democrats that are that sort of thinking
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this is yeah let's just give ourselves
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away and just throw our sovereignty and
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give it to the EU just let them have it
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because we can't we can't manage
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ourselves we're gonna do it boneheads
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that's what that's what the guy said
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that's what he says you guys don't you
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can't do this we need labor laws that we
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tell you what to do yeah you guys have
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he's almost like you had your shot now
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you gotta listen to us
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I'm sure that's what he'd like to say
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that's what he wants to say he's there
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just what he wants to say I'm sure is
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much even better than this I do have one
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brexit clip as now this was very odd to
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me as the prorogation is now in front of
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the UK Supreme Court and to see if this
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is legal and there's all kinds of issues
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going on and as I predicted I don't
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think Boris was ever gonna make it
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happen and now I didn't even know the UK
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had a Supreme Court they don't have a
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written constitution it's kind of it
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yeah well this bits from here and there
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and we got some precedents and some
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jurisprudence and the Supreme Court is a
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dude at a low desk in a small room and
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like he's it like he's a university
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professor I think even had a blackboard
21:08
behind him he's got you know did like
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binders and crates not you know he's not
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wearing robes or anything it doesn't
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even look like me this is one guy you
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see the court I don't know how it works
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and then some other guy is pleading his
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case and this is and they don't know
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they it's like well you know we you know
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who determines what's right who is the
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ultimate authority in the land to do the
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exercise of the power to prove that
21:34
Parliament has the potential to affect
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or undermine Parliament's ability to
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carry out its constitutional function
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while holding the executive to account
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my law by definition my trial exception
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exactly those terms that I'll be accused
21:50
of accepting a contentious proposition
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but McCory Gatien that's the point that
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I will come back to has the effects that
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it has as though the bills that were
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previously before Parliament full they
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can be reintroduced and so that
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parliamentary questions cannot be asked
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so that the parliamentary committees do
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not sit and so of course to that extent
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it has the effects that it has that my
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my submission will be as despite those
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features this is a well-established
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constitutional function exercisable and
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to be exercised by the executive and the
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question remains
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whether there are to go back to the
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rational identified in struggle whether
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there are judicial manageable standards
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against which the sort of political
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judgments that are inevitably interwoven
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into decisions to propagate at whether
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there are such standards I'm going to
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come to analyze that and also but
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whether it is as a matter of
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constitutional propriety appropriate for
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those controls to be exercised by the
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course as opposed altum at least in the
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body to which the executive is
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ultimately accountable and this is how a
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ghost
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shut up slaves your representatives
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don't mean crap they wanted they want
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the court to make a decision on this
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well we'll see and he says Constitution
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like what Constitution now I'm sure of
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course
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Horsham does of course will have left
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plenty plenty helping us out
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I you know I I spoke to perch annek
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yesterday ah good what did you find out
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well I asked him specifically about
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these the drones and the Saudi Arabian
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refinery good because I'm like you know
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what what is what is this is it from
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Iran did some did Iranian shoot it off
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in Iraq was that a cruise missile was it
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some kind of sophisticated drone how did
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it get through the to the defenses look
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at by now I think everyone's seen the
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holes I mean these are what maybe 20
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yards apart perfect holes in these domes
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and that that's a pretty pretty badass
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cruise missile strike and just a whole
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look there's been a couple I don't know
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if I have a lead-in clip but there's
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been a couple of different reports at
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first I heard there were two draw
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there's a bunch of these I don't know
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what the point of the drones were but
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there were two at least two cruise
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missiles and then it was NBC I think
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they said there were there were nine
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here's this play there's a lead-in clip
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this is David Martin and this David
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Martin is probably one of their best
24:39
foreign correspondent old-time our leads
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pretty straight in terms of his
24:45
reporting it doesn't likely lean into
24:47
the Trump hate thing and and he could be
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CIA but he gives you a really good
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reports this is David Martin on the on
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the drone strike front CBS we're gonna
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begin tonight with David Martin at the
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Pentagon who has more on the growing
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case the u.s. is building against Iran
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US officials say experts have examined
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pieces of the wreckage on the ground in
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Saudi Arabia identified the specific
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type of cruise missiles and drones fired
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and determined they were made in Iran
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other analysts have traced their tracks
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back to points in southwestern Iran one
25:21
official called it a complex and
25:22
coordinated attack involving two dozen
25:25
drones and nine cruise missiles although
25:28
vice-president pence stopped short of
25:30
saying flatly it was Iran it's certainly
25:33
looking like Iran was behind these
25:35
attacks our intelligence community at
25:38
this very hour is working diligently to
25:41
review the evidence
25:42
Iran appears to have found by the way
25:45
that's a great little thing he threw in
25:48
there the intelligence community at this
25:51
very hour that's that's war talk that's
25:53
great you know it's like at this hour we
25:56
are bombing Baghdad at this hour landing
26:00
on the beaches of Normandy at this hour
26:02
there's another tent going up in
26:04
downtown Austin these attacks our
26:08
intelligence community at this very hour
26:09
did he say my intelligence community
26:12
fantastic pensee no he said he said our
26:16
intelligence kamar gee I think he's our
26:18
our our now I miss the best part
26:23
okay our intelligence community of this
26:25
very hour is working diligently to
26:28
review the evidence it's interesting
26:43
that pants you know I mean there's this
26:45
issue we've talked about on the show
26:46
before about the pronunciation of Iran
26:48
mm-hmm and the insiders had at some
26:53
level at some side of the fence
26:55
pronounce that Iran which is what which
26:58
is what David Martin says if you listen
27:00
to me says Iran and then of course the
27:02
other side of this of the pronunciation
27:04
fences Iran yeah that's wrong that's
27:06
just wrong it's wrong it's wrong it's
27:07
wrong
27:09
repents pronounces it sorry just once no
27:11
I just got to throw some as some sound
27:13
effects in there there seems to work
27:14
really well at this hour great hour is
27:19
working diligently to review the
27:21
evidence in Tirana people found a gaping
27:24
hole in Saudi air defences around their
27:27
most valuable asset oil Saudi Arabia
27:30
relies on US made Patriot air defense
27:33
batteries but they were all pointed
27:35
south toward Yemen where past missile
27:37
attacks have come from the missiles and
27:39
drones that hit the oil facilities this
27:41
weekend came in from the north
27:43
the US has patriots of his own and an
27:46
airbase in the middle of the country but
27:48
they were too far away having been
27:51
unable to prevent the attack the u.s.
27:53
warned it might retaliate we're locked
27:55
and loaded
27:56
locked and loaded we're ready to defend
27:58
our interests and our allies in the
28:00
region make no mistake about it Lewis
28:03
has been locked and loaded
28:05
spring one issue that is my sound effect
28:07
they just used their listen to it I'm
28:10
gonna you're gonna hear theirs and then
28:11
I'll play mine okay you're ready and
28:13
we're ready to defend our interests and
28:15
our allies in the region make no mistake
28:18
about it us that's there's my effect
28:23
yours is more elaborate mine's better
28:25
for sure region make no mistake about it
28:28
USA fed locked and loaded since last
28:30
spring when it sent an aircraft carrier
28:32
and b-52 bombers to the Persian Gulf
28:35
but Joint Chiefs chairman General Joseph
28:37
Dunford told reporters the president has
28:39
not yet asked for any military options
28:42
for now the most concrete consequence of
28:44
what Secretary of State Pompeo called an
28:46
unprecedented attack on the world's
28:48
energy supply is that President Trump
28:51
said he'd prefer not to meet with
28:52
Iranian president rouhani next week when
28:55
world leaders gather at the UN not right
28:58
now before I get to poach an egg that is
28:59
a good lead-in thank you for that Shep
29:02
Smith brought Shep you know Shep Smith
29:05
Fox News he brought it which I never
29:07
watched but I did find this clip soin
29:09
sent it to me he brought up the obvious
29:11
which we said always has to be part of
29:14
one of these deals expecting the
29:16
president shortly we'll play that for
29:17
you as we get it Michael the bigger
29:19
picture there was a time when world oil
29:22
prices factored in risks to oil
29:24
facilities and there's a name for that
29:27
it sort of been on the on the side for a
29:29
while but with with this new drone
29:31
technology and instability of the region
29:33
I wonder a bigger picture how concerned
29:35
you are that this sort of thing could
29:36
happen again I do worry because what we
29:39
really need to stop this kind of thing
29:41
is is directed energy defense laser
29:43
beams essentially an indefinite number
29:46
of small if you have to use a missile to
29:49
take out each drone the economics are
29:52
against you the geographies against you
29:54
and the laser technology is coming along
29:56
but it's not quite economic I'm
29:58
surprised these guys they don't do any
29:59
effects they should be doing okay you
30:01
talking about lasers and shit nothing I
30:03
call an effective enough yet that it
30:05
could really protect all these Saudi or
30:07
other oil facilities so on balance there
30:09
is going to be some ongoing
30:10
vulnerability here my guess is we could
30:12
probably do a little better with the
30:13
point defense of these kinds of
30:14
facilities maybe not each and every one
30:17
but the most valuable the most
30:19
agile so I think that's the next step is
30:21
to look into how much better defense you
30:23
can do there's going to be a certain
30:24
amount of vulnerability however either
30:26
way you look at it our allies seem
30:28
concerned all right so there's Europe
30:32
there's your military-industrial complex
30:34
you know thinking about ramping up some
30:36
directed-energy weapon technology so
30:39
that we can take those drones down so I
30:43
spoke to patch enik and I recorded our
30:44
conversation and I asked him a couple of
30:48
things and out for those who don't know
30:50
Steve poach an egg go look him up on
30:51
Wikipedia p IE CZE and
30:54
i k he has an unbelievable record and
30:57
resume a resume for sure record I guess
31:02
and he certainly has his own take and
31:05
when I asked him about what kind of
31:07
drone was this who did this he came out
31:10
of such a no agenda angle I'm angry I
31:12
didn't figure it out myself one of the
31:14
key factors that came out but nobody
31:16
really realized was the fact that Aramco
31:19
or the Saudi Arabian oil was to go
31:22
public recently oh I thought that was
31:25
off that was off the table it was still
31:27
ready to go it was off the table because
31:31
the what we call the strike price or the
31:33
price of the stock that the initial
31:36
offering was not what been haha what
31:39
Mohammed had wanted or the Saudis had
31:42
wanted because in fact without Saudi oil
31:46
we do very well thank you very much of
31:50
America is a net exporter of oil and we
31:53
do not need Saudi oil the reason we
31:55
allow Saudi royal to go up there is to
31:57
really allow them to be our subordinates
32:00
or sycophants so to say but Mohammed
32:03
then Salman doesn't want to admit it and
32:05
I honestly if I were in his military I
32:07
would have an overthrow because he's
32:09
really a danger to Saudi Arabia and to
32:12
the Middle East the truth of the matter
32:14
is I don't think anything hit those oil
32:17
- on their own because when you have an
32:21
IPO and this goes back to my days as a
32:23
managing director of an investment
32:25
banking firm and you pull away from us
32:28
strike price that means you did not make
32:31
the front of the
32:32
money that you wanted now Mohammed bin
32:35
Salman fantasy is that he will make two
32:37
trillion dollars based on the net asset
32:40
value of oil in Saudi Arabia there's no
32:43
way you can say that that's worth two
32:45
trillion he spends about a hundred
32:48
billion a year just subsidizing the
32:50
whole government and using his National
32:53
Guard to terrorize people and the war in
32:55
Yemen which he does not be millions of
32:58
kids have died it's a proxy war against
33:00
Iran and guess what Iran will always win
33:03
they've been around a lot longer so the
33:05
bottom line is I don't believe the story
33:08
it was a five percent deficit in oil we
33:10
made it up within minutes and Trump
33:12
correctly said oh let me see I don't
33:15
think anything hit them but it was
33:17
Iranian operatives involved or machinery
33:21
baloney you know this is a
33:25
self-described destructive element in
33:28
order to get the oil price up and it
33:30
didn't work and I went and looked on
33:34
Reuters and market watch and it's true
33:37
they were planning on going public and
33:42
well we don't know I like the theory of
33:45
the strike price being off the ie the
33:47
price of oil wasn't high enough let's
33:48
see if we can jack it up and now they're
33:50
saying they want to take it public in
33:52
November instead of next year so now
33:56
there's all kinds of IPO news they're
33:59
really trying to do anything that maybe
34:00
before oil goes down again even further
34:06
yeah they ain't plan to go out when they
34:09
plan to go out the price of oil was too
34:11
low so that we're gonna get to all that
34:12
money that they were hopeful and they
34:14
had to change the as I don't know why
34:16
says what we call a strike for whose we
34:19
know he calls a strike prices the price
34:22
it's what he's now but what he's talking
34:25
about is the IPO you have it's your
34:28
price of price it is how is it different
34:32
than price
34:35
I don't know why you're acting on that
34:38
but okay I know I just seemed odd okay
34:41
you think that's our son right is it it
34:45
was actually wasn't that it was like it
34:46
was somewhat patronizing I thought I
34:49
think he means what he means we as an
34:53
Adam and Steve because we talk a lot
34:55
about day trading he's a day trader yeah
34:58
so that I think that's what he meant I
35:00
don't think he meant it patronizing he
35:03
did go on to say that the real problem
35:05
in all of this is mb/s it's Mohammed bin
35:09
Salman who we don't talk about much but
35:11
you see his investments in Twitter and
35:13
he's trying to do anything he can
35:15
according to Pacino cause you're here to
35:18
find additional value in anything he can
35:21
get his hands on now remember this Adam
35:23
your audience has to understand this is
35:25
not the first time the Saudi Arabia has
35:27
wanted to go public right because they
35:29
have no indigenous businesses in other
35:32
words Mohammed bin Salman in his fantasy
35:34
world is going to my age and William
35:37
Morris in Beverly Hills he has to reach
35:39
out all the Jewish guys in order to
35:41
bring up how does that work out
35:45
[Music]
35:49
high-tech companies but in fact the
35:52
reality is he tried 2017 they failed to
35:56
go public 2018 they failed to above
35:59
public a few days ago wasn't an accident
36:02
when Bolton left suddenly we had a
36:04
missile strike so to speak in the Saudi
36:07
gas tanks when in fact there was no
36:08
missile strike there was a deficit of 5%
36:11
of oil when there is no debt for system
36:13
we can make it up in a nanosecond then
36:15
we do with West Texas Permian oil thanks
36:18
to you guys right attacks we can make it
36:21
up we don't even need Brent oil which is
36:22
$10 more than what we do in whisper mian
36:25
so basically the Saudis are pretty much
36:29
screwed they know and we know it and
36:31
their valuation can never come to their
36:34
own assessments in other words they have
36:37
no assets that really are valuable now
36:39
you know more about the oil market so
36:41
I'm just gonna presume he knew what he
36:42
was talking about well he can't say that
36:45
there's they got nothing of value
36:50
so that giant pile of oil is worthless
36:52
is that what he's trying to say there it
36:54
makes no sense um I think what he's
36:57
saying is that they're no longer the
36:58
boss damn they don't have guaranteed
37:01
customers we're no longer a guaranteed
37:04
customer we have other choices I think
37:06
that's the point uh that's not what he
37:09
said
37:09
he said they have nothing of value I
37:13
don't think the oil market is drying up
37:16
so much - if you pull if you pulled the
37:18
Saudi oil off the market completely it
37:22
would have an effect on the oil price no
37:24
doubt endowed but the this bombing
37:28
didn't have the effect that was rumor
37:30
and memorize that was before was chatted
37:33
about this it was like the oil price had
37:36
a short spike mm-hmm
37:38
because oh no and then everyone came to
37:40
their senses except apparently the TV
37:43
networks I don't have a clip I don't
37:44
think where they they brought some goof
37:47
doofus onto one of the congressmen as
37:49
well you know we're so weird the paper
37:52
so dependent on Saudi oil I'm saying
37:54
what window is this oh yeah I was read
37:57
was watching Sunderland yeah we're we
37:59
haven't been dependent on anybody's all
38:01
week we're self-sufficient hello so when
38:04
you hear somebody say we're dependent on
38:06
Saudi oil yeah who's it's bull crap
38:09
where's he getting this check from is
38:10
the first question spiked up and then it
38:15
did ramp down as fast as it spiked up
38:17
pretty much and it was a net result of
38:20
nothing exactly nothing burger as you'd
38:22
like to say no I don't say that I've not
38:25
yes I've never no find it bullshit
38:33
recently what you want again two shows
38:36
oh I'll give you four shows find it make
38:39
finds eight eight fine done okay and
38:44
then what count the times you go so uh
38:47
you're supposed to stop me from doing
38:49
that it's impossible this is you in and
38:51
it's the imperfections that make you
38:53
perfect
38:55
the point is is that the there's it
38:58
didn't work he's right but genic is
39:00
totally right about this which is yeah
39:03
it was a flop if it was designed to run
39:05
the prices up now here's the funniest
39:07
part sure and by the way I thought it
39:09
would
39:09
yeah well I I said they were talking a
39:12
hundred and you said no that's not gonna
39:14
happen it went uh but yeah I don't
39:15
believe a hundred but I believe twenty
39:18
twenty points up but it went up like two
39:20
sixty and then back down again yeah yeah
39:22
final clip which is funny because
39:26
obviously alright we so this didn't work
39:29
we still have the looming war with Iran
39:32
and we're locked and loaded and what
39:34
does it mean why is Trump doing this
39:36
well what what Trump's to do and loaded
39:40
and the Iranians are pretty smart
39:42
they've watched Trump over the years
39:45
just like I did in New York and we know
39:47
that he actually builds what he says he
39:49
builds he built woman Memorial Park ice
39:52
skating ring he built 42nd Street he
39:54
puts the Trump Tower so they're
39:56
interested more than anything else
39:59
where is Trump gonna come in and where
40:01
would he'd like to build a hotel Boulton
40:11
and Pompey is gonna make a deal and
40:13
somewhere on the southeastern coast of
40:16
North Korea you're gonna see it Trump
40:17
Towers and a Trump Hotel surely I'm not
40:20
being facetious you're gonna see in
40:22
Tehran and Azerbaijan and police all
40:26
kinds of Trump Tower hotels he's not
40:28
interested in war never has been never
40:30
will be but he will use force and the
40:33
threat of force in order to force you to
40:36
come to the cut the tables but he has no
40:38
problem coming back again and again and
40:41
again until he cuts the deal and he'll
40:43
cut the deal I think he listens to us
40:47
too much Wow he's getting way too many
40:50
ideas from us
40:51
[Music]
40:54
there you go everybody drones drones
40:59
well that's just that's something you
41:02
don't hear on the networks constantly
41:10
but yeah it makes sense and then have
41:13
you know if you hear pens at this hour
41:15
so that makes a lot of sense
41:17
it's pen sense it makes so much sense
41:20
for him to all soon you'll be echoing
41:22
this and making kind of war talk there's
41:24
no intention whatsoever and everyone I
41:26
know who has family in Iran is or was
41:29
born in around lived in Iran they all
41:31
say these moas and the Americans they
41:34
always work together we're not really
41:36
worried I mean it sucks they got a lot
41:38
of problems but they're never really
41:39
worried about America coming in and
41:42
wiping them out well it's they feel
41:45
there's too much collusion too much
41:48
collusion could be yeah I'm not saying
41:51
this I'm not saying that anything said
41:55
there was beyond the realm of
41:57
possibility right exactly
42:01
what else we got here oh man there's
42:04
well Trudeau this is uh you see
42:07
Trudeau's in blackface
42:08
yes I got the clips I got everything oh
42:10
good cuz I got to go I got the photo by
42:12
never got the clips oh yeah I got well
42:16
here's what I'm gonna do I have a I sort
42:18
of the clip as brought to us by Fox News
42:22
which i think is important and then
42:26
because this is a all part of kind of
42:29
canceled culture stuff
42:32
at least they're trying to cancel
42:34
Trudeau out with this Thank You Time
42:36
magazine and here and so then I have his
42:40
actual statement but here's the here's
42:43
the hyperbole off the top we should know
42:46
the Canadian Prime Minister Justin
42:47
Trudeau admits the picture is him it
42:50
shows Trudeau wearing brown makeup on
42:52
his face neck and hands during a party
42:55
in 2001 at the time the 29 year old was
42:58
teaching in a private school called West
43:00
Point Grey Academy the school was
43:02
holding an Arabian Nights theme gala and
43:04
Trudeau was dressed up as a character
43:06
from Aladdin complete with robes
43:08
headdress and brown skin the party was
43:10
attended by faculty administrators and
43:12
parents and the photo was given to time
43:15
formerly Time magazine by a Vancouver
43:17
businessman who was part of the West
43:19
Point gray community and the man said
43:21
it's important the public see the
43:23
picture this is not a good start to the
43:25
prime minister's re-election campaign
43:27
because Trudeau is already involved in a
43:28
scandal over whether he pressured his
43:31
then Attorney General to drop corruption
43:33
charges against the large and powerful
43:35
Canadian engineering firm it also may
43:37
not sit well with voters considering
43:39
Trudeau has called himself a champion of
43:41
minority groups
43:42
Canada's many cultures he's speaking
43:45
right now he was asked if he'll resign
43:47
he did not answer the question he has
43:50
said that he did this before this
43:52
picture was not the first time he
43:54
acknowledges that a ticket will not
43:57
think it was racist but now he knows
43:59
that it was racist let's listen to him
44:01
done something like this mr. Trudeau is
44:03
that the only time in your life you've
44:05
ever done something like that not when I
44:07
was in high school
44:10
dressed up at a talent show and thank
44:13
you heesang Dale for those who are too
44:20
young deo is also known as the Banana
44:23
Boat song made famous by Harry Belafonte
44:28
[Music]
44:37
and this is often done by big black
44:41
women with lots of bananas all over the
44:43
place and I think I've seen some in old
44:47
school actresses dress up and do this I
44:51
think Lucille Ball might have even done
44:53
it once or twice here now okay so that's
44:59
really sensationalized and and you know
45:02
this is twenty years or to be the
45:04
funniest thing in the news this week
45:07
it's funny because he's such a social
45:09
justice warrior yeah that's why it's
45:12
funny exactly but but I will give him
45:15
props for just explaining what happened
45:18
here's his his full statement a little
45:20
calmer and not so shouty and is I think
45:23
better audio - in 2001 when I was a
45:26
teacher I was in Vancouver I attended
45:29
their end of year gala where the theme
45:32
was Arabian nice anyway dressed up in an
45:36
Aladdin costume and put makeup on
45:41
I shouldn't have done I should have
45:45
known better but I didn't and I'm really
45:47
sorry
45:50
Toph remember step down I think there
45:54
are people who've made mistakes in in
45:57
this life and you make decisions based
46:00
on what they actually do what they did
46:03
and on a case by case basis I think I
46:07
deeply regret that we that I did that I
46:11
should have known better yeah so what
46:14
else can you do I'm sorry and that's
46:17
what he's doing
46:17
however if they let him get off which of
46:19
course he will then there's another
46:21
chink in the armor did I say chink a
46:24
chink in the armor that you know of this
46:28
whole social justice warrior cancel
46:31
culture movement which thank goodness
46:34
we're seeing some resistance and we
46:38
typically don't do show business things
46:40
but I think that seeing as we're slowly
46:42
being scrubbed away from Twitter for
46:46
probably similar reasons including not
46:48
having a checkmark the SNL comedian
46:51
scandal was just fabulous and tonight a
46:55
dramatic reversal of fortune for a comic
46:58
who by the way this is NBC reporting on
47:00
NBC gotta love that but just been hired
47:02
by Saturday Night Live now fired over
47:05
racist and homophobic remarks here's
47:07
Stephanie Gosk
47:08
[Music]
47:11
tonight comedian Shane Gillis is out of
47:14
a job his offer to join Saturday Night
47:16
Live rescinded after days of backlash
47:19
over racist and homophobic slurs he used
47:22
during a podcast damn Chinatown's nuts
47:25
the video surfaced just after it was
47:27
announced Dilys will join the SNL cast
47:29
along with the show's first comedian of
47:32
East Asian descent now a spokesperson
47:34
for show creator and producer Lauren
47:36
Michaels releasing this statement
47:38
writing in part we hired Shane on the
47:41
strength of his talent as a comedian and
47:43
his impressive audition for SNL we were
47:45
not aware of his prior remarks that have
47:48
surfaced over the past few days the
47:49
language he used is offensive hurtful
47:52
and unacceptable
47:54
31 year-old Gillis who made a name for
47:56
himself and stand up from New York to LA
47:58
responding tonight I'm a comedian who is
48:01
funny enough to get SNL that can't be
48:04
taken away I understand it would be too
48:07
much of a distraction I respect the
48:09
decision they made I'm honestly grateful
48:11
for the opportunity the coveted job on
48:13
SNL which appears on NBC network has
48:16
launched comedians careers for decades
48:19
tonight one comedian watched the chance
48:21
slip through his fingers Stephanie Gosk
48:23
NBC News New York
48:25
you know I watched the video it's a
48:27
podcast and it was a it was a the hidden
48:29
episode or some bullshit like that and
48:31
they're talking about Chinese
48:32
restaurants and and you know making fun
48:35
of accents no nothing that we don't do
48:39
you know exactly about Chinese and
48:42
Asians it was it was afar haha
48:45
marginally funny I'm sure I've never
48:48
seen this show I'm sure that they make
48:50
fun of everybody as we often do and it's
48:53
always surprising that when we make fun
48:55
of everyone and then we'll hit someone
48:57
will get bent out of shape you never
48:59
hear from them but well my wife is this
49:01
or my brother's this or and people
49:03
forget that you know it's you're
49:05
supposed to be able to offend equally
49:08
luckily I'm seeing comedians pushback
49:12
and Bill burr would have to have you
49:14
seen his new special yes I have I
49:17
thought it was pretty good well I
49:20
thought it was it wasn't a one sit down
49:24
were like the Chappelle show where you
49:26
just started watching you couldn't stop
49:28
but it was it was in the state it was
49:31
kind of like us I don't like bill burr I
49:34
think his hilarious guy he's very down
49:36
there it's kind of quarter borderline
49:38
right-winger and he is funny he's
49:41
extremely funny but I hate to say it but
49:44
compared to the Chappelle not produced
49:47
knowledge to each other I agree it was
49:48
kind of this it was second-tier well it
49:51
was I liked it was good what I thought
49:53
was interesting about that specialist he
49:56
taped to the Royal Albert Hall in front
49:57
of a mainly British audience fascinating
50:00
yes and the shit translated a lot of it
50:02
translate it was good I was a crew man
50:04
well he also blew up
50:06
one of burrs bits sticks is that he will
50:11
do some extremely he'll do something
50:14
very offensive to the point where the
50:16
audience just freezes yeah yes then he
50:21
uses that Johnny Carson as a comic used
50:24
to pull this kind of thing - he loved to
50:26
do these bomb gags
50:28
and then he would work on that and he
50:30
gets the audience to freeze and then he
50:32
will go he will give the audience grief
50:34
and he does it is he burns really really
50:38
adept at this particular gambit and I've
50:41
never seen anyone any better at it
50:43
actually but yeah I saw it I liked it
50:45
and so the David Spade has a show lights
50:50
out I think I told you should probably
50:51
give that a watch I have been trying to
50:53
catch this on at 8:30 and yeah I just
50:56
put it on the on the jar otherwise yeah
50:59
I just put on the DVR because it's hard
51:01
to believe it or not it's on too late
51:02
for me I have to be in bed and David
51:05
Spade was on SNL and he had Jim Jeffries
51:09
on with Jim cherish from Australia I
51:11
think and and Bill burr I'll just play
51:13
this just because they're doing it
51:15
they're responding publicly and that at
51:18
the very least is needed but this is
51:20
just canceled culture the guys should
51:21
have been fired it's just a couple of
51:23
things back in his history we're gonna
51:24
go through everyone's history or are we
51:26
going to get rid of every sketch that
51:28
SNL has done that involves race like I
51:31
remember John Belushi dressing as an
51:32
Asian man with a samurai sword that was
51:34
the whole sketch
51:36
- or maybe I could have read what was it
51:40
Mike Myers used by a Japanese host like
51:43
this and if they got the question wrong
51:45
they had to cut their hand off did they
51:49
go back and also try to look at good
51:51
things that the person might have done
51:52
are they just looking for the bad stuff
51:54
is it you just scroll through help cat
51:55
out of a tree that's not it grandmother
51:58
walk across the street that's not it you
52:01
know that's not like on a podcast there
52:03
it is yeah do that you could honestly do
52:06
that to anybody so I don't get it and
52:09
then I don't get if you say something
52:10
like that you can't work in a sketch
52:11
show but like it's okay from what he can
52:13
work in a lumberyard
52:14
yeah he's certainly going to meet more
52:16
agents there right now that's a joke
52:21
about our SNL's not hiring agents you
52:22
know so I'm in trouble
52:25
we're not running for office when is
52:27
this gonna end is it
52:30
Millennials you're a bunch of rats
52:36
exactly bunch of rats now the thing that
52:39
never comes up is you know why did SNL
52:43
fire him and we know the answer no
52:46
agenda nation knows the answer is
52:48
because they don't want to launch their
52:50
new season with this kind of controversy
52:53
that the advertisers won't like that's
52:55
the bottom line I'm sure that every
52:57
comedian SNL is like well all right you
53:01
know exactly what he said they had
53:02
entire bits about this in the past
53:06
good point there racist bits all kinds
53:09
of things what the thing is that the the
53:13
people who do this is they're very
53:16
successful okay you know it's when I
53:20
went to Iraq in 2003 with the Dutch
53:25
Marines and we walked around different
53:27
towns and you know and I and I've meet
53:30
people you know it was kind of a you
53:32
know it's like the the USO you know it's
53:35
you get to meet culture and the people's
53:37
okay fine I mean while I'm with 20 guys
53:39
and tank so it's pretty safe for old
53:41
Adam and I think it was the commander of
53:47
the unit said you know what really
53:49
fueled a lot of what's going on here
53:52
because it's very confusing place
53:53
certainly 2003 is or actually going back
53:57
to the first Gulf where we had the Scud
53:59
missiles remember the Scud missiles and
54:02
these things were big and bulky and
54:04
sometimes he just crashed in the ground
54:06
and just stuck there like what broke up
54:08
in his life like wily coyote had didn't
54:12
explode on the impact all kinds of weird
54:14
stuff we said what was so fantastic was
54:17
the feedback loop these guys would you
54:20
know light off a Scud run back to their
54:24
to their Hut
54:26
with their satellite dish and watch Wolf
54:28
Blitzer report on it on CNN that this is
54:30
kind of what we're seeing here it's like
54:33
let's all let's all jump on this
54:35
let's go completely crazy and and then
54:38
get cancelled and they think that they
54:40
have this power but it's really the
54:43
advertisers that hold the power and you
54:46
know those things can change over time
54:50
you want to say something no I was just
54:52
thinking that yeah you're correct
54:55
yep Adam's right it's but Esther it's
54:59
this feedback loop you know you and and
55:02
and by the way it's like a pressure
55:04
cooker you know where's everyone so I
55:05
gotta impeach Trump and we're trying to
55:09
to blow the valve open and all of a
55:12
sudden there's a little teeny valve over
55:14
there whew the steam out the little
55:19
Cavanaugh hole which lasted for exactly
55:21
24 hours
55:23
yeah well it's coming back Cavanaugh is
55:26
coming back after this book has been
55:27
discredited after it's been discredited
55:30
yeah what you got I don't have any clips
55:34
I thought you knew yeah I mean they're
55:35
going after him again yeah but no but
55:37
they went after him and the whole you
55:40
probably haven't followed this so the
55:42
New York Times published something and
55:44
it was from a book and they omitted the
55:46
fact that the person they were talking
55:47
about didn't remember the whole incident
55:49
and then the two journalists who wrote
55:53
this who worked for the New York Times
55:54
it was a PR piece for their book said
55:57
well in the editing process in the rush
55:59
to get the paper out somehow they
56:01
inadvertently removed the part that the
56:03
witness couldn't remember any of this
56:05
this whole premise that we're talking
56:06
about so I think it's kind of filling
56:09
it's a dud I don't think cuz I don't
56:10
think that's always be everything is a
56:12
dud right but so they're not really
56:13
doing much else now it's just dud world
56:17
but yeah this in and there's gonna be a
56:20
lot more canceling before some of this
56:23
ends but I I love hearing you know
56:25
Chappell and Bill burr and other people
56:27
just pushing back against it come on
56:30
well they're on their own I mean they're
56:32
undone these specials that don't have
56:34
any to worry if there's no worry about
56:36
advertisers on Netflix but then there's
56:39
no worry
56:40
I mean worry about advertisers on Amazon
56:43
and Amazon actually has put on a one of
56:46
these little stand-ups are starting to
56:47
do stand-up comedy it's not and they've
56:50
got a girl who is one of the social
56:52
justice warriors pushing back the other
56:54
way on Amazon
56:57
it's not them you get it the details on
57:00
this woman here you notice the but she
57:02
doesn't sound funny you notice that
57:04
they're tried oh this is a good point
57:06
thank you so when it's an advertiser
57:10
based medium you're very quick to get
57:13
cancelled when it's not advertiser based
57:17
turns out that people really aren't that
57:20
motivated so I did see calls for I'm
57:23
consoling my Netflix subscription
57:26
well of course no one does there's
57:29
bullcrap they're not really cancelling
57:30
that so you see that the model it's like
57:33
our model Wow
57:35
it is like our model that's why we
57:38
haven't been canceled yet we haven't
57:41
been canceled because we don't care and
57:44
I'd like to thank you for your courage
57:47
and say in the morning to you the man
57:48
who put the C and canceled culture twice
57:51
John CC Dvorak in the morning you missed
57:56
random curry also in the morning day all
57:58
the ships of deceive boots on the ground
58:00
feet in the air subs in the water and
58:01
all the Dames and nights out there yes
58:04
and in the morning to our trolls in the
58:06
troll room where you can always get an
58:08
invite to no agenda social calm if you
58:13
go in there right now you can sit with
58:14
other trolls and see how we'd only had
58:16
736 earlier we currently have 944 trolls
58:20
hello trolls it's good to have you guys
58:22
here and there's always something going
58:23
on then you can listen to the live
58:25
stream which is 24/7 with hundreds of
58:28
shows and episodes to listen to also a
58:31
big in the morning to our artists for
58:34
episode 1173 we titled that the vinyl
58:37
vote and John Fletcher Fletcher Fletcher
58:41
is back he gave us the danger blow hole
58:43
sign which was simply just the best I
58:46
don't think we had any argument did we
58:51
well he had an argument about yeah we
58:53
did but it was there was not this
58:55
because the no one caught anything
58:58
really good we went to a even was the
59:02
disease the best which was simple yeah
59:05
we hadn't we had an argument with
59:08
non-existent people who had not
59:10
delivered anything good is that what
59:13
you're saying something like that I
59:15
remember the moment and it was like I
59:17
would say that this is like no offense
59:20
to Fletcher he knows horses love of
59:22
course but we settled well we didn't go
59:27
into the into the evergreens let's put
59:29
it that way that's always always a good
59:31
that's a plus you don't go into the
59:33
evergreens this is our value for value
59:35
network where we're honest and we love
59:37
everyone who participates in it we have
59:39
Fletcher who does all kinds of stuff for
59:41
us we have images have so many people
59:45
involved in this program and you're all
59:46
producers and just like Hollywood we
59:48
like to thank the producers who came in
59:51
with financial support of the show
59:53
particularly in the higher numbers we'd
59:56
like to call them and we like to honor
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them with their executive producer ship
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and associate executive producer she
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ladies and gentlemen I present the Grand
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1:00:08
since Wayne melon song that's right
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right up top yes and curiously he's
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right on top and the only executive
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producer with a light show for some
1:00:20
reason well I think it's because of the
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palindrome because of the palindrome I
1:00:26
blame everything on that now yes or
1:00:30
Dwayne Melanson and Tigard Oregon or
1:00:34
Tigard or tie it to guy don't know 33333
1:00:38
ITM gents I'll be attending Oregon local
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33 meetup this Friday in Wilsonville
1:00:44
only a handful ordered the squirrel
1:00:47
burger place is still there only a
1:00:51
handful of it was a hamburger place and
1:00:53
it you had the Pacific Northwest
1:00:55
hamburger his signature a hamburger if
1:00:58
anyone hasn't had one they used to have
1:00:59
them at Burger master which i think is
1:01:01
folded
1:01:02
and other burger places where it's a
1:01:04
it's a cheeseburger with an egg on it oh
1:01:06
no no no I do like the idea of a
1:01:10
squirrel burger though I think that
1:01:11
could get legs
1:01:12
it's called squirrel burger but as beef
1:01:14
I'd like to I try I'll eat squirrel yeah
1:01:18
it's like rabbit it's like cat
1:01:20
tastes a bit like cat it's not that much
1:01:22
cat probably is pretty good at it
1:01:24
only a handful of RSVP so far but I'm
1:01:27
hoping to see many nights dames and
1:01:28
wannabes as possible to value you to
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bring to our community is immense thank
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you for your courage jingle the more you
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know please the more you know in the
1:01:38
morning you've got karma beautiful and
1:01:47
now I look up or next I have a you may
1:01:53
have his email I do I have it okay good
1:01:56
well let me just read is now is his
1:01:57
vitals okay Dave sir de fuga Soto who is
1:02:02
actually a baron $239 a 19 cents and you
1:02:05
have his email
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yeah and just as I said that it popped
1:02:09
off the screen give me a second to
1:02:11
retrieve it again where did it go
1:02:14
here we go dear Jeeves and Wooster I bid
1:02:18
you in the morning and closes my
1:02:19
donation of $239 and 19 cents in
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recognition of Saudi Arabian National
1:02:24
Day on the 23rd of September so hey Dad
1:02:28
our celebration well the 23rd is right
1:02:31
around the corner
1:02:34
hence two three nine one nine given
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events of late we are hoping they will
1:02:39
issue any further fireworks I'm getting
1:02:42
in a bit early but I'm traveling this
1:02:43
weekend didn't want to miss the chance
1:02:45
John feel free to use the amount as yet
1:02:47
another one of your fabulous Leah
1:02:48
fective donation gimmicks sure I'm sure
1:02:52
y'all turn on me eventually as he says
1:02:54
I'm sure it'll be a smashing success
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because well Saudi Arabia we have a long
1:02:59
weekend for the holidays so I'm headed
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to kick around Ethiopia for you for a
1:03:02
few days Wow
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a cheap and short flight and a
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surprisingly easy online visa
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application process should be a fun trip
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about 40 degrees cooler where's that
1:03:12
sweater I packed finally this amount oh
1:03:15
this amount levels me up to Earl all we
1:03:18
need to put them on the list I will for
1:03:20
now keep my current holdings of
1:03:21
America's heartland and Saudi Arabia
1:03:24
however an ulterior motive of my trip
1:03:26
this weekend is to meet with some more
1:03:28
influential uber drivers to discuss
1:03:30
Ethiopia's entry into my sphere of
1:03:32
influence I shall keep you posted and he
1:03:35
says
1:03:38
I didn't see this okay clip request is
1:03:41
the ISO of the guy yammering in Arabic
1:03:45
from show 1173 which for our purposes we
1:03:47
will assume is wishing the world a happy
1:03:49
Saudi Arabia day followed by a little
1:03:52
girl yay and and what is the last thing
1:03:56
and travel goat Karma
1:03:58
won't we happen to be able to do that on
1:04:00
the fly probably mean a lot
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[Music]
1:04:06
you've got karma man thank you very much
1:04:11
sir de fuga sotto I'm gonna put you on
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the list right now as the Earl and it's
1:04:17
the Earl of America's heartland Saudi
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Arabia thank you so much
1:04:24
Michael Goodell in Grosse Pointe
1:04:26
Michigan $231 toward $31 and 41 cents
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and he says oh I think acai should close
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that and open this war debt will or hit
1:04:40
me in the mouth back in March and my
1:04:42
amygdala has been steadily shrinking
1:04:44
ever since as this is my first donation
1:04:47
I need to be deduced he wants China ass
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asshole and job karma please I choose to
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start with this amount as this is my
1:05:03
number of the number words I've written
1:05:05
in my latest novel one suggestion Adam
1:05:12
has expressed the need for something
1:05:13
more contemporary than war in peace for
1:05:17
overly long notes and have by the way
1:05:20
I'm the one who uses the war in peace
1:05:22
joke for these notes correct for overly
1:05:25
because I'm stuck with him for over the
1:05:27
long notes of which this one is in
1:05:29
danger of becoming not really try saying
1:05:32
he or she went all Neal Steffensen on me
1:05:36
Stevenson you know who cares keep up the
1:05:39
good work and I've adopted a Stephanie
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because of the basketball player keep up
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the good work and thank you for your
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courage jobs jobs jobs and jobs
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[Music]
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well there goes my SNL gig but there
1:06:02
goes your SNL gig and there goes your
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visa and I rebuke I rebuke that clip you
1:06:13
rebuke that clip buchen yeah what does
1:06:15
that mean you rebuke it I don't know but
1:06:17
when I go to the office and they
1:06:19
yesterday you'd you we were sponsor for
1:06:21
this clip I said I read I have rebuked
1:06:24
publicly every buked all right you know
1:06:26
what you can do you can say I rebuked
1:06:27
and I blame Adam Curry buek and I blame
1:06:31
Adam Curry because he's no pussy Daniel
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Auslan is next on the list 200 $1.33
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from blaine minnesota nuts taking a
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career leap and need some jobs karma
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dealer's choice I've been listening
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since 2008 and no agenda still remains
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the best podcast in the universe thank
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you very much Daniel jobs jobs jobs and
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job that's right for you well then it
1:07:06
drops off by the way for the next
1:07:07
segment there's nobody in the hundred
1:07:09
dollar range I got lots of long clips
1:07:11
for today we don't have by the way
1:07:13
nation convention since I'm looking at
1:07:16
the spreadsheet now how many people do
1:07:18
you think took part on the 9 1919 and
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1919 hours right now we got like a
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triple quadruple palindrome on T people
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don't let me why don't we tease that so
1:07:32
people will stay listening to find out
1:07:34
how many it really was okay I did want
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to mention because I did I did open up
1:07:40
the spreadsheet today and I always loved
1:07:43
looking at people who know they're not
1:07:45
going to mention but they put notes in
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and so I can't mention his name but he
1:07:50
he's a consistent four cent donor from
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Anthem Arizona and he says only 14 weeks
1:07:58
to knighthood
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so I don't know how many times you need
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to donate force for since it's bullcrap
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thank you wait don't any force sensors
1:08:11
like donating nothing cuz PayPal just
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takes it all that's correct
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thank you to our soul to be Earl to be
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old executive producer offer this show
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and our associate executive producers
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these are the credits that are exactly
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the same as in Hollywood and will vouch
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for if anyone ever questions that and
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they are valuable there where credit to
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recognize that Johnson will be thanking
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more people in a very few but more
1:08:36
people in her second half and please
1:08:38
remember us for Sunday vollrath org our
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formula is this we go out for your
1:08:51
people in the mouth
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the probably me Nevada
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1:09:06
actually means something like God is
1:09:08
loving isn't that what it is
1:09:10
the Yemeni thing I forgot people
1:09:15
answered us I know don't remember the
1:09:17
exact translation is something for God
1:09:19
lying her it was your question no I'm
1:09:23
sorry that I'm - somehow I it was like
1:09:26
it was it was kind of boring um I got a
1:09:31
couple of notes from the former New York
1:09:33
banker ah and I wanted to know if you
1:09:36
guys had discussed this over at the
1:09:38
Dvorak Horowitz unplugged that the Fed
1:09:43
started something hadn't done in about
1:09:45
ten years since the Great Recession and
1:09:49
they started injecting money into the
1:09:53
system as the overnight lending rates
1:09:57
between banks spiked at one point there
1:10:00
was a bid for 10% and this is very
1:10:04
similar to what happened in the
1:10:07
2007-2008 crisis and they've already
1:10:10
pumped in 56 billion they think though
1:10:13
they can go up to 73 billion we can
1:10:15
probably just double that who they sure
1:10:17
these guys are they talk a big game that
1:10:20
do all kinds of stuff did you guys talk
1:10:21
about this injection is not for this
1:10:24
particular thing and it now do you know
1:10:28
what this means do you understand this I
1:10:29
mean I got completely
1:10:31
this is banker stuff the overnight repo
1:10:34
rate as it's known which is what banks
1:10:36
and other financial players charge each
1:10:37
other to lend cash in exchange for
1:10:40
super-safe bonds should be close to two
1:10:43
percent but it shot up almost as high as
1:10:45
ten percent on Tuesday one of the
1:10:48
underlying causes of this scarcity of
1:10:50
reserves compared with the amount of
1:10:52
Treasury bonds in the market that has
1:10:55
made banks less willing to lend to each
1:10:56
other even in exchange for safe
1:10:58
government bonds to settle markets down
1:11:01
this is from the Wall Street Journal the
1:11:03
Federal Reserve Bank of New York has
1:11:05
dipped into this market conducting three
1:11:07
auctions this week where banks could
1:11:09
swap Treasuries for new reserves so the
1:11:13
banker sent me this note when it
1:11:15
happened I guess they sent it to me on
1:11:17
Wednesday it happened to
1:11:18
in the overnight and I of course what
1:11:21
does it mean and this follows along
1:11:23
perfectly with now with what he told us
1:11:28
before do you remember he talked about
1:11:31
Goldman Sachs maybe being the next Bank
1:11:33
to go out of business yeah so here's
1:11:36
what he wrote me this is additional
1:11:39
capital requirements that have been put
1:11:41
in since the crisis which make it harder
1:11:43
to borrow overnight that's corroborated
1:11:45
that there's there's more kind of
1:11:50
sarbanes-oxley type rules and they have
1:11:52
to have certain amount of money on hand
1:11:54
since the crisis and I think they might
1:11:56
have tightened down a little bit or
1:11:58
started yammering the banks are really
1:12:00
doing this so too can you that bankers
1:12:02
has additional capital requirements are
1:12:03
put in since the crisis make it hard to
1:12:05
borrow overnight were huge amounts of
1:12:07
money sits like all other big banks
1:12:09
central bank level borrowing is no real
1:12:12
credit risk here just another way the
1:12:13
Fed is needed to make things work
1:12:15
smoothly good for big US banks bad for
1:12:19
trading houses Goldman Sachs Morgan
1:12:22
Stanley foreign banks and large
1:12:24
investors when the Fed needs to step in
1:12:27
there's always a loser
1:12:31
so this could be the Goldman Sachs
1:12:32
moment kind of like Lehman and Bear
1:12:35
Stearns ten years ago
1:12:38
well the Goldman Sachs should have been
1:12:39
amongst that group ten years ago
1:12:41
according to most of the people
1:12:43
especially the ones that worked at
1:12:45
Lehman mm-hmm um so as possible I mean
1:12:49
maybe maybe not it's hard to predict it
1:12:52
yeah if you could predict this stuff so
1:12:55
well you would be you wouldn't be
1:12:57
talking to anybody you just be me maybe
1:13:00
lawyer castles maybe he's just trying to
1:13:02
share the wealth John you're so
1:13:04
skeptical either that are trying to
1:13:06
manipulate you in the market yeah I'm
1:13:09
going short Goldman everybody hey dude
1:13:11
I'm a podcaster give me a break
1:13:13
podcast podcast is revolt yes
1:13:19
podcasters in blackface yeah podcasters
1:13:27
in blackface I like it I like yeah be a
1:13:31
good podcast but she was just audio yes
1:13:38
I'm wearing my Aladdin outfit what are
1:13:41
you wearing John in your pocket
1:13:47
podcasters in black P IBF podcasters in
1:13:52
blackface nice is it that's it that's a
1:13:54
very good idea for a show I think I'll
1:13:57
snort another one that's savart to
1:14:00
Pete's podcast exactly
1:14:04
okay well anyway let's go on to the
1:14:06
little politics we're done with this
1:14:08
let's do some political I collected a
1:14:11
bunch of Biden gaffes yes yes it's kind
1:14:15
of its kind of your beat well I've got a
1:14:17
couple of them that are interesting then
1:14:19
one I think is miss Desmond he's been
1:14:21
missed it's been miss applied to bite
1:14:23
and I think they're giving it was a bum
1:14:25
rap but I have a I have the corn pop
1:14:28
story which is that idiotic story that
1:14:32
he told I think as a couple years ago
1:14:34
it's great it's great it's a great story
1:14:37
it's a crappy story but it was a
1:14:44
Biden drops like sometimes entire
1:14:47
sentences the way Ron Paul used to do
1:14:51
well Ron Paul will be talking about
1:14:52
something a bit dented did you buddy he
1:14:54
has some little things in the middle of
1:14:55
that buddy
1:14:56
he'd have a little little auctioneering
1:14:58
going on in the middle of this thing and
1:15:00
you know you're expected to know what
1:15:01
he's supposed to be saying but Biden
1:15:04
does that and here he is here's the corn
1:15:06
to start with this is cuz this I don't
1:15:08
know if he's a bull crap story or not
1:15:10
somebody did some research you don't
1:15:13
know if it's a bull crap story and I
1:15:20
learned that it makes a difference
1:15:23
this was the diving board area and I was
1:15:26
what I think you need to do we need to
1:15:28
set it up by saying for those who didn't
1:15:30
see it that he's in a black community is
1:15:32
talking about when he was a lifeguard at
1:15:34
this you know in this main lovely pool
1:15:37
public pool mainly used by black kids I
1:15:40
think that's his point he's surrounded
1:15:42
by black people I learned a lot and I
1:15:45
learned that it makes a difference this
1:15:48
was the diving board area and I was one
1:15:52
of the guards and they were allowed to
1:15:54
choose a three meter board and he fell
1:15:56
off sideways you landed on the damp side
1:15:59
the darn cement over there and corn pop
1:16:02
was a bad dude
1:16:04
and he ran a bunch of bad boys back whoa
1:16:09
I'm surprised no one called him out on
1:16:12
that racist you call black men boys come
1:16:14
on Joe and corn pop was a bad dude and
1:16:18
he ran a bunch of bad boys and I did gym
1:16:22
and back in those days and shot things
1:16:24
have changed one of the things had to
1:16:26
use if you use pomade in your hair you
1:16:28
had to wear a baby cap and to ease up on
1:16:32
the board would enlist and I said hey
1:16:33
Esther you off the board
1:16:36
rough up and drag you off keep Majan I
1:16:38
mean this is being completely glossed
1:16:41
over calling a black man Esther Williams
1:16:43
has got to be the most racist thing I've
1:16:45
heard it's funny but it's got to be
1:16:47
racist could you say that today hey
1:16:50
Esther Williams I don't think so I don't
1:16:54
think so either job why he came off
1:16:57
and he said I'll meet you outside my car
1:16:59
this was mostly these are all public
1:17:02
housing behind it my car there was a
1:17:04
gate out here I parked my car outside
1:17:07
the gate yeah
1:17:08
the Stargate and I said I'll be waiting
1:17:11
for her three guys and straight razors
1:17:13
not a joke there's a guy named no joke
1:17:17
Mouse the only white guy and he did all
1:17:19
the pools
1:17:20
he was the mechanic and I said what am I
1:17:23
going to do he said come down here in
1:17:25
the basement where mechanics where where
1:17:27
all the pool builder is you know the
1:17:30
chain that used to be a chain that went
1:17:31
across the deep end and you cut off a
1:17:34
six foot length of chain you fold up he
1:17:36
said you walk out that was a chain that
1:17:38
went across the deep end those are
1:17:40
plastic like the plastic red and white
1:17:42
chain is that what he got he's talking
1:17:46
about the chain in the pool that's not
1:17:47
it's not it maybe it was a big heavy
1:17:49
metal chain back in the day no wear
1:17:54
mechanics where all the bull builder is
1:17:58
you know the chain used to be a chain
1:18:00
that went across the deep end and he cut
1:18:02
off a six foot length of chain you fold
1:18:04
up he said you walk out he cut it off
1:18:06
with scissors with that chain and you
1:18:09
walked out of car and say you may cut me
1:18:11
man but I'm gonna wrap this chain around
1:18:13
your head I said you kidding me he said
1:18:16
no if you don't don't come back and he
1:18:18
was right so I walked out with the chain
1:18:22
and I walked up to my car and that's
1:18:25
that those days used to remember the
1:18:27
street rays you'd bang him on the curb
1:18:28
get him rusty put him in a rain barrel
1:18:31
get him rusty and I looked at him but I
1:18:34
was smart then I said first of all I
1:18:37
said when I tell you get off the board
1:18:39
you get off the board and I'll kick you
1:18:40
out again but I shouldn't have called
1:18:42
you Esther Williams I apologize for that
1:18:44
I apologize but I didn't know that
1:18:47
polish is gonna work he said you
1:18:49
apologize to me I said I apologize but
1:18:52
I'm not for throwing you out but I
1:18:53
apologize to what I said he said okay
1:18:56
close the straight razor my heart began
1:18:58
to beat again what was the point
1:19:04
straight razors are a dangerous and
1:19:08
extremely sharp why would you want them
1:19:10
rusty and why would you leave him in up
1:19:12
in a bucket or whatever he said to get
1:19:15
them all rusty and scraped up because
1:19:17
they're not gonna be what there's
1:19:19
nothing like a straight razor if you're
1:19:21
gonna cut someone you don't want to so
1:19:22
it's don't you do admit wanted make it
1:19:24
dull what's the point use any old knife
1:19:26
I think he's what's the point of that
1:19:30
well back in the day of course bad bad
1:19:33
Leroy Brown baddest man in the whole
1:19:35
damn town he had a rusty razor in his
1:19:37
shoe and I think Jo has just had that in
1:19:40
his head he's like what can I do then
1:19:43
raise any rusty razor shave his belly
1:19:46
with a rusty razor I don't know it
1:19:49
causes infection
1:19:53
Gary's nuts
1:19:55
well this is the more typical this was
1:19:59
the gaffe of the week and everybody uh
1:20:01
and I don't know what he was trying to
1:20:04
say but his numbers were way off this is
1:20:06
biting on the 720 million women you get
1:20:10
a tax break for a racehorse why in god's
1:20:12
name couldn't we provide a $8,000 tax
1:20:15
credit for everybody who has child care
1:20:17
cause it would put they would put 720
1:20:22
million back a million women back into
1:20:24
workforce it would increase the GDP to
1:20:27
sound like a walk here by about eight
1:20:29
tenths of one percent it would grow the
1:20:31
economy I don't know what happened there
1:20:35
I really don't we of course have about
1:20:39
325 million people in America yeah in
1:20:42
these United States
1:20:44
it can't be 720 million women 128 she's
1:20:50
the one is the seven because some people
1:20:51
draw it draw it funny
1:20:52
oh I mean he was reading or he read it
1:20:55
he wasn't reading that I know of he was
1:20:57
just chatting but I think a minute is
1:20:59
sometimes in your head especially read
1:21:01
something off of a prompter maybe he saw
1:21:03
the number at his bed is 720 I don't
1:21:06
know it was really stupid but now I'm
1:21:10
gonna be balanced here on the pod show
1:21:12
pod show in the pod down with this one
1:21:16
the African gap which I'm gonna say that
1:21:18
they were this was they were condemning
1:21:21
Biden for answering a question and then
1:21:25
saying that Guiana was in Africa and if
1:21:29
we listen carefully you can see that
1:21:31
Biden would bite and said is not really
1:21:34
inaccurate thank you for being here mr.
1:21:36
vice president
1:21:37
growing up as a child in Guyana my
1:21:38
grandfather used to tell us stories that
1:21:40
God made the United States Pete ole is
1:21:43
the one about the wonders and freedoms
1:21:45
in this country I live my life striving
1:21:47
to become an American citizen and I'm
1:21:49
proud to have achieved that goal as
1:21:51
president what will you do the future
1:21:54
grandfather's will continue to share
1:21:56
stories of our great nation i bendiga
1:22:00
I've known all through Africa
1:22:03
and understand what's wrong well Guillen
1:22:05
is in South America
1:22:08
oh I see what you're saying
1:22:11
but he's been to Africa
1:22:14
no he says I've been to Ghana did not
1:22:20
hear this guy was sock monkey on on well
1:22:23
to be honest if that's what he meant I
1:22:25
pronounce it Guiana What did he say
1:22:27
thank you for being here mr. vice
1:22:28
president growing up as a child in
1:22:30
Guyana my grandfather in there well he's
1:22:33
from guy aina or whatever he said I
1:22:35
think it's I would pronounce it Guiana
1:22:37
but that's why I pronounced it but he
1:22:40
says enjoy your local but he could
1:22:44
easily be heard yeah if you're thinking
1:22:46
the you thinking there's a black guy he
1:22:48
must be from B Ghana he said Ghana
1:22:50
here's why I been to Ghana I've been all
1:22:52
over Africa it's just he's just misheard
1:22:55
I this is not a true Biden gaffe this
1:22:58
should be off the list and her head is
1:23:00
gone here it is i bendiga I've been all
1:23:03
threatened well you know he says Ghana
1:23:06
but it almost sounds a bit like Guiana
1:23:08
was this again I bendiga I know he says
1:23:11
gone he says Gandhi just misunderstood
1:23:12
it
1:23:13
yeah he's honest so this is not a
1:23:15
tillage it this is a non this is an
1:23:18
illegitimate bite and gaffe please take
1:23:22
it off your list yeah immediately all
1:23:25
those who are collecting these as mi
1:23:27
your collecting the good gas is that
1:23:30
what you're doing only real gaps only
1:23:33
real ones
1:23:33
excellent maybe that's my bite in Sigma
1:23:37
that's good I liked it well let's talk
1:23:39
about the green new deal for a second
1:23:41
because tomorrow and many people will be
1:23:43
listening to this tomorrow so when we
1:23:45
said yesterday you're gonna hear a lot
1:23:47
about the kids on strike led by Greta
1:23:51
who who is I have I can't have the
1:23:55
perfect lead-in for this if you want to
1:23:56
talk about it we may have similar but
1:23:59
what you got I will you know I doubt it
1:24:01
cuz you don't have them from democracy
1:24:02
no no I don't this is climate news one
1:24:06
and two which Lee it leads into the
1:24:10
strike that you're gonna discuss hang
1:24:13
but but apparently Amy who asked
1:24:16
specifically asked foon Berg whom how to
1:24:19
pronounce her name yeah and you can come
1:24:22
close to it
1:24:24
grasan doesn't mean somebody she now
1:24:27
called it because she asked her twice we
1:24:30
had those clips she now calls her Greta
1:24:33
Thune Berry in climate news a new study
1:24:37
warns the global average temperature
1:24:40
could rise by as much as seven degrees
1:24:42
Celsius or 12 and a half degrees
1:24:45
Fahrenheit above pre-industrial levels
1:24:47
by the end of the century unless nations
1:24:49
move rapidly to slash greenhouse gas
1:24:51
emissions the stark warning comes as
1:24:54
world leaders are preparing to gather at
1:24:55
the United Nations headquarters in New
1:24:57
York on Monday for the climate action
1:24:59
summit UN Secretary General Antonio
1:25:01
Guterres said Tuesday the world is
1:25:03
losing the race to avert catastrophe
1:25:06
why was the hottest month ever these
1:25:09
five years will be the hottest five
1:25:12
years in record we see the rising level
1:25:15
of the ocean taking place the highest
1:25:16
concentrations ever of co2 in the
1:25:18
atmosphere to go back three to five
1:25:21
million years to get the same levels of
1:25:23
co2 and at that time water level was 10
1:25:26
to 20 meters higher than what it is
1:25:27
today so we are really dealing with very
1:25:31
dramatic in Washington DC youth climate
1:25:38
leaders called out lawmakers Tuesday for
1:25:40
failing to act urgently to prevent a
1:25:42
climate catastrophe 16 year old Swedish
1:25:44
climate activists school strike leader
1:25:46
get it tuned Greta right Swedish climate
1:25:59
activists school strike leader granted
1:26:01
to marine Getty okay I can do this now
1:26:03
here's the theme Betty and people go who
1:26:07
was invited by Democrats to a meeting of
1:26:09
the Senate climate crisis task force
1:26:12
told The Gathering quote don't invite us
1:26:14
here to tell us how inspiring we are
1:26:16
without doing anything about it she
1:26:19
added I know you're trying but just not
1:26:21
hard enough sorry she said yeah this is
1:26:25
a this is a big move everybody's in on
1:26:29
it NBC I know if you saw their climate
1:26:32
confessions they put up on website I
1:26:35
contributed
1:26:37
you did well it's basically Twitter in
1:26:39
squares I mean I don't know what's so
1:26:41
great about this this is pretty funny if
1:26:43
you read them it's I love meat I hide my
1:26:47
own car because I think that public
1:26:49
transit is horrible and unreliable I
1:26:52
compost at home but not at work I use
1:26:55
way too much plastic I live in South
1:26:58
Carolina so we don't have the options to
1:27:00
buy products and specialty stores I
1:27:02
bought a year's worth of freeze-dried
1:27:05
food in case of emergency I'll probably
1:27:07
never eat it before I die so wasteful
1:27:13
this is very funny that the whole thing
1:27:16
is hilarious and it's like I we should
1:27:20
probably have a link in the show notes
1:27:21
way to do it I got it I use a lot of
1:27:30
q-tips I can't find a better alternative
1:27:34
I'm eating bacon with breakfast this
1:27:36
morning and I'll have it again tomorrow
1:27:38
see this is why Twitter senses this is
1:27:40
why twin Twitter shadow bands this is
1:27:42
not what NBC wants no this is not what
1:27:45
they want but this is a hundred and
1:27:48
fifty countries apparently well I party
1:27:52
leads you into what you're gonna hear
1:27:55
old Carolyn Benson of Marilyn called on
1:27:57
students and workers to join a massive
1:27:59
series of climate strikes planned for
1:28:01
Friday and you have to be involved and
1:28:04
that means you adults as well you are
1:28:07
the ones currently empowered we don't
1:28:10
have time to wait till my generation
1:28:12
takes over it's you but have to act we
1:28:17
need you to listen to the scientists
1:28:19
that are showing us that climate change
1:28:21
is here and climate change is human
1:28:24
caused stop burning fossil fuels please
1:28:28
for my generation organizers predict
1:28:31
Friday's global climate strike will be
1:28:34
some of the largest climate protests in
1:28:36
US history with actions planned and over
1:28:39
800 sites in all 50 states more actions
1:28:43
are planned worldwide this is I have a
1:28:46
big problem with this New York of course
1:28:49
is ground zero
1:28:50
for this is that's where all the the New
1:28:53
World Order is assembling for the United
1:28:55
Nations global assembly and that's you
1:28:58
know it's no coincidence this is all
1:28:59
pre-planned good create that you ready
1:29:02
you know took her little sailboat and
1:29:04
she's I guess she's been in the States
1:29:05
the whole time and all public schools in
1:29:09
New York are going to go on strike which
1:29:13
of course is the opposite of what the
1:29:14
word strike means it's not a strike if
1:29:18
the school says ok let's go let's go to
1:29:21
the and they could have done it after
1:29:23
school perhaps but no so it's not really
1:29:26
a strike all paint on a strike in the
1:29:28
Indian East but any sense of any meaning
1:29:31
of the many definitions all at all all
1:29:33
parents have to sign an approval that
1:29:37
their child is going and you know that
1:29:39
half of these parents are afraid to say
1:29:41
no they don't want their kids singled
1:29:43
out and what are they doing they're
1:29:45
holding up signs saying you're not doing
1:29:47
anything which of course politicians
1:29:49
aren't doing anything except trying to
1:29:52
scam money out of this and you're
1:29:54
terrorizing these children I have an
1:29:57
idea why not instead of going on strike
1:29:59
we all won't use our phones for 48 hours
1:30:03
that would probably that would saving
1:30:05
some electricity how about going
1:30:07
cleaning up the beaches or sweeping the
1:30:10
streets or doing anything except just
1:30:13
holding prefab signs just like Communist
1:30:18
China where the party put kids out to
1:30:22
prote it's an old it's not this is
1:30:25
nothing new you pull associate I want to
1:30:28
do it as quick mention
1:30:29
I'm as this progresses especially with
1:30:33
Greta Thune bury him in it and that girl
1:30:37
who just gave did a little speech the 15
1:30:38
year old she's in tears in her you know
1:30:40
she's just almost crying this reminds me
1:30:45
of the Communist Youth party that Nazi
1:30:48
youth yes her youth yes
1:30:50
brainwashed kids easy to brainwash you
1:30:53
got them to the point now where they
1:30:55
want to vote at the age of 8 it's just
1:30:59
like this is that I'm wondering if this
1:31:01
is one not one great big
1:31:03
monstrous social experiment to see how
1:31:06
far you can go outside of government in
1:31:09
other words it's not the United States
1:31:11
that's doing this like it was Hitler or
1:31:13
like it was the Stalin but creating this
1:31:16
this movement of youth but just the
1:31:18
independence Soros let's say how far can
1:31:22
you go how far can you get with this
1:31:24
especially if everybody's kind of
1:31:26
playing the game to have a bunch of
1:31:28
brainwashed kids who are really
1:31:30
borderline morons at this point they are
1:31:32
in fact Soros Uganda
1:31:34
that's what they are chorus Uganda so
1:31:38
like it so they had a panel on the hill
1:31:40
and they brought in a bunch of kids and
1:31:42
this is a typical of a report about this
1:31:47
this hearing and then we'll listen to
1:31:50
who these kids really are so here's your
1:31:53
teen climate activists I already have
1:31:55
like underlying issues of like anxiety
1:31:57
and it's just really hard to grow up in
1:32:00
a world full of ifs you know I don't
1:32:03
think a lot of people in Congress
1:32:04
understand the conversations that are
1:32:07
happening in everyday American high
1:32:08
schools and it's just like this constant
1:32:10
looming uncertainty and it's this weird
1:32:12
form of of nihilism and and weird
1:32:15
um just fear that's that's been existing
1:32:18
in my generation where kids are joking
1:32:21
like what is even like the point though
1:32:24
the world is ending what are we studying
1:32:26
for what are we doing and it's this kind
1:32:29
of depression and it's this fear that is
1:32:30
not just among me or my panelists here
1:32:32
but but everyone and that anxiety is
1:32:35
something that no child should ever have
1:32:37
to fear very convincing and this is
1:32:40
absolutely true you need to add to that
1:32:42
that kids are constantly being
1:32:44
conditioned and trained to be shot at
1:32:48
even though the percentage that love
1:32:51
likelihood that happens is quite low the
1:32:53
drills the training the constant we saw
1:32:56
the Sandy Hook parents come out with a
1:32:58
video today back to school and showing
1:33:01
you know kids using their backpack to
1:33:03
stop bullets and the skateboard to smash
1:33:05
a window to escape you're terrorizing
1:33:07
these children and yes that's why you
1:33:10
have these anxieties throw some SSRIs
1:33:13
and antidepressants on top of them hey
1:33:15
you're slowing down a bit BAM some
1:33:17
adderall on that bitch and you're going
1:33:18
and this teen climate activists is a
1:33:22
part of the problem because her name is
1:33:24
Miss Margolin she is Jamie Margolin from
1:33:28
zero hour which is one of the you know
1:33:32
it's just it's in the group here are
1:33:34
partners they got a whole website you
1:33:36
can donate not a non-profit
1:33:38
it's a haha yes it's a political action
1:33:41
fund and their partners are the Sierra
1:33:44
Club 350.org the climate reality project
1:33:46
Al Gore
1:33:48
indigenous environmental network women's
1:33:51
March youth empower the years project
1:33:54
the Alliance for climate education this
1:33:57
is big money Baltimore beyond plastic
1:34:01
better future project biodiversity
1:34:03
bye-bye plastic bags care about climate
1:34:06
Chesapeake Bay Foundation the local
1:34:10
ambassador's climate Hawks vote earth
1:34:13
Guardians hip hop caucus I matter muzaka
1:34:17
talks m40 iMac Mother Earth project our
1:34:20
climate Voices planet for the planet
1:34:23
Seattle schools under two degrees
1:34:25
centigrade schools for climate action I
1:34:28
mean it goes on and on and on and here
1:34:31
she is talking like the she'll that she
1:34:34
really is how do I even begin to convey
1:34:36
to you what it feels like to know that
1:34:38
within my lifetime the destruction that
1:34:40
we have already seen from the climate
1:34:41
crisis will only get worse doesn't sound
1:34:43
too much like a paranoid scaredy cat kid
1:34:46
now does she all of a sudden like that
1:34:48
previous clip injury is the fact that we
1:34:53
keep getting promised what isn't there
1:34:55
on college applications I keep getting
1:34:57
asked what do you want to be when you
1:34:58
grow up the media pop culture businesses
1:35:01
and the whole world tells me that I and
1:35:03
my whole generation will have something
1:35:05
to look forward to that we just don't
1:35:06
you're promising me lies everyone who
1:35:09
will walk up to me after this testimony
1:35:11
saying that I have such a bright future
1:35:13
ahead of me will be lying to my face it
1:35:16
doesn't matter how talented we are it
1:35:18
doesn't matter how much work we put in
1:35:19
how many dreams we have the reality is
1:35:22
my generation has been committed to a
1:35:24
planet that is collapsing the fact that
1:35:27
you are staring at a panel of young
1:35:29
people testifying before you too
1:35:30
pleading for a livable earth should not
1:35:33
fill you with pride it should fill you
1:35:35
with shame youth climate activism should
1:35:39
not have to exist we're exhausted
1:35:42
because we have tried everything we've
1:35:45
built organizations organized marches
1:35:47
and worked on political campaigns I sued
1:35:50
my state government in a lawsuit called
1:35:52
Piper versus versus the state of
1:35:53
Washington yes sounds like your typical
1:35:55
teenaged college a high school kid
1:35:58
doesn't it along with 12 other
1:35:59
plaintiffs for contributing to the
1:36:01
climate crisis denying my generation's
1:36:03
constitutional rights to life liberty
1:36:05
and property
1:36:06
I thought it was life liberty and the
1:36:09
pursuit of happiness is it life liberty
1:36:12
and property it why does she say
1:36:14
property oh she maybe has a big land
1:36:17
holdings yeah for contributing to the
1:36:19
climate crisis denying my generations
1:36:22
constitutional rights to life liberty
1:36:23
and property the lawsuit is also arguing
1:36:27
that the natural resources of my state
1:36:29
are protected as a right under the
1:36:31
Washington State Constitution the
1:36:33
shellfish salmon orcas and all of the
1:36:36
beautiful wildlife lordosis civic
1:36:38
northwest home is dying due to ocean
1:36:40
acidification caused by the climate
1:36:42
crisis and communities all over Seattle
1:36:44
are suffering from the new fossil fuel
1:36:46
infrastructure being built to lock in
1:36:48
decades more of climate destruction into
1:36:51
my state my friends and I were warned to
1:36:53
stay inside the last two summers because
1:36:55
our city was shrouded in a suffocating
1:36:57
smoke from wildfires it gave me such bad
1:37:00
headaches for so long and my friends
1:37:02
really had to go to the ER the future
1:37:06
that we have to look forward to climate
1:37:08
change is real it's real it's real it's
1:37:11
real so these are just a bunch of
1:37:14
activists and the entire scholastic
1:37:17
system worldwide it appears is in on
1:37:20
this it if you want to go protest
1:37:23
something else you're not gonna get
1:37:25
approval from the school and then the
1:37:27
audacity to keep calling it a strike
1:37:30
please this is this is if if the kids
1:37:35
held up inside a sign that said China is
1:37:38
asshole they are they're polluting
1:37:40
everything that would kind of give him a
1:37:42
pass but no
1:37:44
no no
1:37:46
and meanwhile this kind of noise this
1:37:48
kind of nonsense terrifies children
1:37:51
you're hurting your children take them
1:37:53
out of school home school anything but
1:37:55
this this is ridiculous again I'm gonna
1:37:58
go back to the idea that the kids are
1:38:01
part of a larger experiment and mean if
1:38:02
you look at the documents for MKULTRA
1:38:05
which was a program from the CIA we've
1:38:07
discussed it a million times it was
1:38:08
supposed to be discontinued we don't
1:38:09
know that but it starts by kind of
1:38:11
frightening the making somebody you know
1:38:14
creating artificial PTSD by frightening
1:38:18
somebody tying them up beating them up
1:38:20
you're giving him electroshock there's a
1:38:21
lot of ways to do it but it's possible
1:38:24
you can get the same results by doing
1:38:25
these just this what we're doing which
1:38:27
is what you said Tara making the kids
1:38:30
worry about getting shot so they're on
1:38:32
edge all the time and then move and then
1:38:34
pumping them full of this the whole
1:38:36
world's gonna blow up if we don't do
1:38:38
something about climate change and
1:38:40
they're acceptable to becoming just
1:38:44
MKULTRA zombies yes but then you drug
1:38:49
them a drug drugging is another part of
1:38:51
that whole experience it's part of
1:38:53
MKULTRA yes the drugging is part of
1:38:56
MKULTRA the terrorizing is part of
1:38:58
MKULTRA the propagandizing
1:39:00
non-stop so I'm gonna what is the point
1:39:03
why are we treating these kids this way
1:39:05
and what are we trying to get out of it
1:39:06
well how about I'd look at it a
1:39:07
different way I like your MKULTRA angle
1:39:09
I would say they took everything they
1:39:13
learned from Oh MK ULTRA and they're
1:39:15
applying it that's nothing to do with
1:39:18
the test its application they know it
1:39:21
works I I'm gonna say that's a
1:39:24
possibility but what is the what is the
1:39:27
long game
1:39:30
to steal our money and to keep there the
1:39:33
elites money safe there isn't that
1:39:35
always the end game
1:39:37
that is always the endgame
1:39:39
[Music]
1:39:41
we need to do something light-hearted
1:39:42
here I need to we need to change the
1:39:44
pace for a second was kind of
1:39:46
light-hearted know that wait until you
1:39:48
get this my millennial taught me
1:39:51
something that apparently has been all
1:39:53
the rage for the past year and you and I
1:39:55
missed it no no mukbang
1:40:00
are you familiar with mukbang
1:40:03
the term well don't look it up cuz
1:40:07
that'll ruin looking up anything I'm
1:40:08
writing it down as a possible Showtime
1:40:10
mu K ba ng mukbang YouTube videos have
1:40:16
millions of views and it's all from
1:40:19
South Korea I'm here to look at a
1:40:21
completely new unusual trend called
1:40:24
mukbang it roughly translates as food
1:40:26
porn but not in the way you'd hope it's
1:40:29
more kind of like a food selfie where
1:40:32
users are logging on eating lots of food
1:40:37
to camera and then thousands of other
1:40:38
people are logging on to watch them so
1:40:41
this is there's more to this report so
1:40:43
we already discussed this on the show he
1:40:45
had the clip of that guy who used to eat
1:40:47
food you know that he's very popular he
1:40:50
just eats and eats like huge amounts of
1:40:52
food and then bitches and moans and get
1:40:54
sick and this guy's got millions of
1:40:57
viewers okay
1:40:58
yeah like bang it's much yes and and the
1:41:02
keeper watches some do not miss this but
1:41:05
well but we didn't get the name mut
1:41:07
mukbang and we didn't get some other
1:41:10
important facts yes we did miss a lot of
1:41:13
this story since 2011 a peculiar trend
1:41:23
of live streaming while eating large
1:41:25
quantities of food has become more and
1:41:28
more popular in South Korea because the
1:41:31
people who participate in mukbang have
1:41:33
become - celebrities in their own right
1:41:35
to the point that they're referred to as
1:41:38
broadcast jockeys or the more popular
1:41:41
term don't laugh BJ's become BJ's yeah I
1:41:50
agree
1:41:51
we didn't catch these so-called BJ's I
1:41:55
learned that there is such a thing as a
1:41:58
free young
1:42:00
this is Park su-yong one of the
1:42:02
country's most popular BJ's for whom our
1:42:05
town was a full time job better known as
1:42:08
the diva at one point she was making up
1:42:12
to $9,000 a month fascination strategy
1:42:19
we can do this $9,000 a month compared
1:42:23
to the girls who do make up videos is
1:42:26
minor but we can do ASMR mukbang here's
1:42:30
an example this is a guy eating a pizza
1:42:42
we could do this well maybe you're not
1:42:49
in but I think I need to do some mukbang
1:42:50
I think you should do it I think you
1:42:52
should do it and I'll watch but listen
1:42:54
to the headline VJ becomes BJ I mean
1:42:57
could it be any better it's obvious the
1:42:59
promotions right there ready to go yeah
1:43:04
well there's another dead end
1:43:08
look I'm the number one BJ in America I
1:43:11
think we should look in it start
1:43:13
thinking about why it's popular watch
1:43:15
people eat I think with the homeless
1:43:17
situation I did this is just a mockery
1:43:19
this is mmm this is the elitist mockery
1:43:23
I'm gonna people who don't really get a
1:43:25
good meal of rarely I am with you I'm
1:43:29
totally with you and yet there's this
1:43:32
millennial arrogance well not entirely I
1:43:35
don't know I think it is I think is more
1:43:38
than Millennials we know you know
1:43:40
there's another guy can t let me know
1:43:42
hey let me I'm gonna eat a big sandwich
1:43:43
in front of you well the keeper watches
1:43:47
this one guy in Instagram who always
1:43:49
it's not like a huge quantities but he
1:43:52
eats cookies and stuff and the any so
1:43:55
into it and it's funny to watch it's not
1:43:58
him consuming an entire meal like the
1:44:00
BJ's but there is something about food
1:44:05
that it now it's not for me I'm I'm nots
1:44:08
food-centric at all
1:44:11
yeah and I'd be like yeah I'm hungry now
1:44:14
fuck it I'll smoke a joint I mean that's
1:44:16
who I am but a lot of people very very
1:44:17
food centric and there's something going
1:44:20
on with this which is societal and I've
1:44:23
everything's societal yeah but I don't
1:44:25
know if it's just Millennials hi it's
1:44:29
Adam Curry yeah everybody I am your BJ's
1:44:31
the muck bangers ball everybody
1:44:37
we gotta get to deal with a Korean
1:44:40
accent got them OTG booze gonna bring
1:44:47
you some news ladies and gentlemen
1:44:51
please welcome to the stage the vocal
1:44:53
stylings and mr. John C Duvall Rambo TG
1:44:59
blue
1:45:08
I was stunned yeah you watch it give me
1:45:30
like the Beatles now normally I wouldn't
1:45:32
play a jingle that long but it was so
1:45:34
good I had to you are really talented
1:45:40
yeah yeah unfortunately had the wrong
1:45:44
key on his blues riffs it should have
1:45:45
been the key of bad Thank You Hugh
1:45:48
Alison yes a couple of OTG mentions have
1:45:51
I forgot a very important part of my
1:45:54
report about Las Vegas Bruno Mars we
1:45:57
went to see is the og OTG artist and I
1:46:01
had completely forgotten what happened
1:46:04
about I think is a year and a half ago
1:46:06
Bruno Mars started four he was the first
1:46:09
one he was started forbidding cell
1:46:12
phones at his concerts and and we didn't
1:46:17
know this or I didn't think about it and
1:46:18
when we went to go into the theater the
1:46:22
the Park Theatre there at the MGM there
1:46:25
were people you know throngs of people
1:46:28
around the cardboard box I thought maybe
1:46:30
was like some merch some merch
1:46:32
merchandise that a little bag looked
1:46:34
like beer cozies actually and so we just
1:46:36
walked right through and went up to the
1:46:38
metal detector and I put myself my
1:46:40
iphone my cloaked iPhone five down that
1:46:44
the keeper had her little clutch and she
1:46:46
had her her iPhone in there and we just
1:46:48
went through and then we're in there we
1:46:51
realized everyone's holding onto these
1:46:52
little like bags and they're locked with
1:46:56
the same mechanism similar to what you
1:46:58
have in the clothing store so you can't
1:46:59
they take the tag off
1:47:01
they have to demagnetize it at the end
1:47:03
of the show yes this is by the way I
1:47:05
should interrupt you and mention this is
1:47:07
the thing going on in the local schools
1:47:09
good and there's one school district
1:47:11
here that has required the kids to come
1:47:13
to school I think a San Mateo which one
1:47:16
of the school districts and they show it
1:47:18
on the news all the time it's a little
1:47:20
gray bag and they put that to put their
1:47:22
cell phone in there and then they have
1:47:23
this little blocking Micmac netic
1:47:25
locking mechanism that you dislike
1:47:27
exactly what you said it's like the ones
1:47:29
in the Clovis and then you can carry
1:47:32
that you keep it or put it somewhere but
1:47:34
you can keep it but at the end of the
1:47:36
school day you unlock and you get your
1:47:37
phone back now and at first the kids all
1:47:39
objected I don't know why because you're
1:47:42
supposed to be in the school you know
1:47:43
supposed to be on the phone but okay but
1:47:45
then they said after a couple of weeks
1:47:47
the kids they were studying harder and
1:47:50
they were everyone what got into it it's
1:47:51
a no problem I don't worry about you
1:47:53
know
1:47:54
don't worry about taking messages while
1:47:56
I'm in class yeah it's like a big deal I
1:47:58
think this is gonna be a national thing
1:48:00
I hope so and that's just at the
1:48:02
beginning of it if you if you notice it
1:48:04
at that place but this is I think and
1:48:07
it's a California thing I believe this
1:48:09
will be a national trend once because
1:48:11
who the hell wants to teach a bunch of
1:48:13
kids are looking at their phone well in
1:48:16
China they and there's a a ten minute
1:48:20
video which you'll find in the show
1:48:21
notes here's about fifty seconds of it
1:48:23
teachers at this primary school in China
1:48:27
know exactly when someone isn't paying
1:48:30
attention these headbands measure each
1:48:32
student's level of concentration the
1:48:34
information is then directly sent to the
1:48:36
teachers computer and to parents China
1:48:39
has big plans to become a global leader
1:48:41
in artificial intelligence it has
1:48:44
enabled a cashless economy where people
1:48:47
make purchases with their faces a giant
1:48:50
network of surveillance cameras with
1:48:51
facial recognition post police monitor
1:48:54
citizens meanwhile some schools offer
1:48:57
glimpses of what the future of high-tech
1:49:00
education and the country might look
1:49:02
like classrooms have robots that analyze
1:49:04
students health and engagement level
1:49:06
students wear uniforms with ships that
1:49:08
track their location there are even
1:49:10
surveillance cameras that monitor how
1:49:12
often students check their phones or
1:49:14
yawn during classes these gadgets have
1:49:18
alarmed Chinese netizens but schools say
1:49:21
it wasn't hard for them getting parental
1:49:23
consent to enroll kids into what is one
1:49:25
of the world's largest experiments in AI
1:49:27
education a program that's supposed to
1:49:30
be students grades while also feeding
1:49:32
powerful algorithms so the kids where am
1:49:36
a headband that tracks their brain
1:49:40
activity and changes color based upon
1:49:44
their engagement so the teacher can see
1:49:46
where they're at and they can see from
1:49:49
each other where they're at and the
1:49:51
whole thing is you know if there's a
1:49:53
reason to get rid of phones it's because
1:49:55
they want to control the technology in
1:49:57
the schools this is only beginning the
1:49:59
BBC by the way are doing the most
1:50:02
disgusting thing I've ever heard of with
1:50:04
children and apps and
1:50:06
with the backing of Prince William and
1:50:08
the princes brother William making a
1:50:11
splash with a new app as well the BBC
1:50:13
launching the app to fight cyber
1:50:14
bullying it was created with help from
1:50:17
Prince William cyber bullying task force
1:50:19
it's called own it and it recognizes if
1:50:22
a child is typing something that could
1:50:24
be hurtful and then ask the person to
1:50:26
rethink what they're about to send
1:50:28
interesting you can also identify
1:50:29
language suggesting a child is in
1:50:31
trouble and encourage them to speak with
1:50:34
a trusted adult I don't know about you
1:50:36
but that's what we call a keylogger
1:50:40
it's a keylogger they're logging the
1:50:42
kids keystrokes and tracking what
1:50:45
they're writing sounds great Prince
1:50:47
William this is what what could go wrong
1:50:50
this fantastic and that is from the BBC
1:50:54
I just discussed they're idiots that's
1:50:58
really disgusting you and I have talked
1:51:02
about the surveillance network known as
1:51:04
the ring doorbell now in this case which
1:51:08
is what you want is a positive message
1:51:11
the ring doorbell saved the child
1:51:13
Irving allegations tonight out of North
1:51:15
Phoenix the mother accused of abusing
1:51:16
her own son and police say they have the
1:51:18
visual evidence to prove it Nicole
1:51:21
marker and a boyfriend William Johnson
1:51:23
now facing charges police started
1:51:25
investigating after markers young child
1:51:27
showed up at school with a burn on his
1:51:30
hand officers later recovering thousands
1:51:33
of ring video clips from inside and
1:51:35
outside the child's home near 32nd
1:51:37
Street and Bell Kelis say those videos
1:51:39
showed the two adults assaulting that
1:51:41
six-year-old well police say the abuse
1:51:43
happened because the child struggled
1:51:45
with reading words or sentences