September 19th, 2019 • 2h 51m
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dark mode is here Adam curry
Jhansi
Devorah Thursday September 19
2019 this
is your award-winning Gitmo
nation media
assassination episode 11 74
this is no
agenda being scrubbed slowly and
broadcasting live from
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33 in the frontier of Austin
Texas
capital of the drone star state
in the
morning everybody by Adam Curry
and
from northern Silicon Valley I
see a
yellow truck I'm John C Dvorak
okay is
it a big yellow truck is not
that be a
nice kindness your spiel is it
a dump
truck it was a small pickup
truck as a
matter of fact and now that I
think
about it as I look out and I
can see B I
can look out and and see the
freeway
I don't see anything but gray
and black
and the occasional red white
what car
colors ooh I saw one blue
there's a
great great great great great
black
black black gray black black
white I
mean this is it's dull out
there John
also this yellow truck stands
out like a
sore thumb did men in white
coats get
out of that truck in front of
your house
so boring to see these w-what
can take
me back in I was a kid in the
fifties I
used to have three tone cars oh
yeah
yeah tan roof
well I'm sad to report and I'm
pretty
sure nine I'd and I I wouldn't
call it
shadow banning but the new
Twitter
algorithms are definitely
screwing with
me and I attribute that to the
fact that
I have no blue checkmark and I
can see
it I post something normally
within five
minutes there might be 10 20
retweets or
likes now 2 3 maybe I retweet
myself
maybe wanted to pick up all all
kinds of
reports of people even entering
at Adam
Curry in the search box doesn't
autocomplete so I think the and
by the
way I'm not seeing a lot of
people
either I never see Scott Adams
anymore
not that you know it's that
much of none
of this is a really a problem
for me but
when it comes to the show like
announcing the show and you
know just
announcements it's not working
for us
anymore here let me see what I
got now
buy it on the bat-signal let's
see
so we have how many people we
have in
the we've got 763 trolls and
looks like
four retweets come on so it's a
college
I don't call it shadow banning
I don't
think that's what it is this is
just the
algorithms like oh this guy let
me help
you out with that
okay I can't do it at now cuz
it's real
complicated but I will walk you
through
a process to make your life to
make this
less of an issue there's a
process yeah
no just tell me simply what is
the
process I don't believe it I
think this
is just the settings and you
got it you
gotta take a and look at what
Twitter is
determined that are your
interests oh no
I understand
I can change it uncheck a
million boxes
have you done that if you cha
unchecked
any boxes well then what
happens I see
more of who I want to see I
want people
to see me know it changes it
it's like
that the boxes that are checked
yeah are
represented milieu oh I mean
the wrong
milieu I see hmm well
yeah maybe you've got a
solution now but
this there's no this is not a
I'm not
saying this is a good thing I
mean even
the solution is like sketchy
right but
it does help a little bit well
this is
why I'm going to suggest two
things
first of all after today's show
I will
post in the show notes
an invitation link to no agenda
social
calm I mean this is clearly we
need to
have some mechanism so now you
can get
all kinds of apps and they can
give you
alerts but when I'm posting and
there's
all kinds of stuff we can do
because the
Twitter is over for us and yes
so maybe
now I can change my perceive
milieu I
don't know what I have to check
or
uncheck yeah but that's not
that's no
future for us it's just going
to get
worse and I think it's time to
reinstate
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right now in
fact if anyone can I saw you
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I'm thinking I've just as I
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that's when
the algorithm went in the the
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the
eventual evangelizing of the
project
well that's the way it always
just yeah
yes
uh-oh lot going on it was
actually a lot
going on it's all subtle yeah I
mean the
brexit thing what's going on
did you by
the way I did just to start
with if you
want to start with breakfast
sure this
guy you know Giggy vanderhoven
bluffin
he's the Belgian guy the
Belgian guy who
you hope sound exactly like
when you do
that voice yes sure I am given
hofstadt
I am very very nice to be here
in the
show well here's a I got two
clips from
him there's actually shows
three but
when it was just a long clip
that we
don't want to play but we got
he went to
London and he was at the meet
up or
convention of des Liberal
Democrats who
are all wearing get you know
stop brexit
and you know Liberal Democrats
are
really New World Order uh
globalist that
they don't like England any
more than
half the people of England
writing well
yes that's known like the
country yeah
and so this guy he's gonna go
he gives
one of the keynotes and gets a
big round
of applause but he had two
moments in
the keynotes that I thought were
worthwhile besides him trying
to be
funny which he apparently does
constantly yeah and this would
be the
this is one that I just heard
offhandedly and I felt it
needed to be
rethought and this is Gyan
brexit
interpret dis I have one
conviction that
breakfast happens is also
assigned this
European Union needs to be
modernized
needs to be more effective we
cannot
continue
we cannot continue the friends
where the
Europe that is always acting
too little
and too late yes she cannot go
on like
this as I said to my wife this
morning
that's hey it's pretty hard not
to laugh
at this guy because it is his
accent yes
well this particular commentary
which
was short it was a what was it
the
length 21 second what he's
saying there
was he started by saying the
brexit was
a only happy wait let me I'm
gonna
deconstruct it completely and
tell you
what he actually said was that
brexit
should have never have happened
because
the it only happened because
the EU is
too weak to put the kibosh to
put the
kibosh on the whole thing to
begin with
they were they just were not
strong and
underneath that thinking is
that we
needed a European army and we
need to
you know we shouldn't let these
countries do stuff like this
brexit
mmm-hmm and that's what he said
he
literally said stop if we had
our act
together brexit would have
never have
happened because we wouldn't
have
allowed it but let's listen one
more
time it's only 20 seconds I
have one
conviction that breakfast
happens is
also a sign that this European
Union
needs to be modernized needs to
be more
effective we cannot continue
we cannot continue the friends
with a
Europe that is always acting
too little
and too late and friends we
will be
acting on behalf of the
European Union
vvill gives them shit if they
try to
leave it's not going to happen
on my
watch
yep yeah but this guy is a
total douche
he's a he isn't order Kratz
love him
he's the guy I on I have the
he's the
guy that said you have to hand
over all
your sovereignty yeah cuz way
he's the
guy you're right
he has such a jocular style of
delivery
that you don't take it too
seriously as
you should
this guy is threatening you yeah
as I can't find it that easily
but
anyway oh yes here we go here
it is it's
20 seconds as well it guy
speaks in 20
seconds sound bytes how about
that and
that is the real problem
colleagues why
there is such a problem in this
crisis
because member states are
reluctant to
transfer new sovereignty and
powers to
the European Union and we all
know that
the only way out of this crisis
is a new
transfer of powers to the
European Union
and to the European institution
and make
it Snell yes it's not it's not
a one-off
this guy is very consistent
yeah and
they're loving it over there
too the Lib
Dems
anyway so he did the thing
somebody's
one of our producers sent me
this flip
and I pulled that other part
but he's
the emphasis everybody's making
is on
this clip which is I don't know
it's I
don't think it's as onerous as
the other
one is longer but it does tell
you a
little bit about some of the
kinds of
screwball thinking that goes on
and this
is
aggi on the new world order of
tomorrow
in the world order of tomorrow
the world
order of tomorrow is not a
world order
based on nation states or
countries it's
a world order that is based on
empires
China is not a nation it's a
civilization hung in you you
know it
better than I do is not a
nation there
are two thousand nations in
India 20
different languages that are
used there
there are four big religions at
the same
time it is the biggest democracy
worldwide the u.s. is also an
empire
more than a nation maybe
tomorrow they
will speak their more Spanish
than
English I don't know and then
finally
the restaurant phaedra the
world of
tomorrow is a world I gotta
start do you
hear what this dick just did
actually
it's like being overrun by
immigrants
you can't be speaking Spanish
tomorrow
this is exactly what's
happening in his
backyard in Europe people are
coming in
who do not learn the native
languages of
the Member States
if you dig deeper into what
he's saying
and again nobody takes him
seriously
because of where he talks but
he's
saying that look at India it is
there's
20 or I guess he said 20
languages that
they're all speaking but yet
it's this
big democracy that seems to
work get
that out but it's somehow it
works
according to him India is
they're moving
to Europe because they got no
water
this is shithole oh shit let's
finish
the clip I'm sorry I didn't
mean it
interrupt but I think come on
time it is
the biggest democracy worldwide
the u.s. is also an empire more
than a
nation maybe tomorrow they will
speak
there more Spanish than English
I don't
know what will happen in the
last and
then finally the restaurant
phaedra the
world of tomorrow is a world of
empires
in which we European and new
bridges can
only defend your entry
your way of life by doing it
together
any European framework and in
you
[Applause]
and those difference those who
want to
defend or standards of living
of social
standards or ecological
standards our
labor standards can only do
that they
know it only in the framework
of Europe
and inside Europe in the center
a
Britain that take its
responsibilities
and not is going out of this
great
project
yep to me it's unbelievable and
they
cheer him yeah oh yeah yeah
yeah right
let's just that now that's this
is I
don't want to make a analogy
that
stretches it too far but this
is as if
Hitler
gave a speech in England sand
the late
30 or mid-30s before a world
any of the
frictions began and said why
don't you
just surrender to Germany that
way you
don't to worry about having
this big
Wars gonna kill a bunch of
people and
we'll all be happy and we'll
get this
done together because you guys
can't
take to keep care of yourselves
you're
you're incompetent
I need us I could just go on
and on get
the clips they are applauding
this this
to me and we're seeing some of
this
happening in our country
there's stuff
that's like I mean waiting room
who will
be talking I'm sure about the
the school
strike tomorrow and these are
all really
old the policies from socialist
country
communist China I mean this is
crazy
what's happening and this is in
the EU
he's exactly he's just saying
we should
go back to how it was in the
40s the
good old days
I don't know I just find it
distressing
and they're gonna have another
election
I'm sure of it
breakfast is not gonna happen I
mean
it's the Brits are so screwed
at their
core but they're they've
already you
know they got too many of these
Liberal
Democrats that are that sort of
thinking
this is yeah let's just give
ourselves
away and just throw our
sovereignty and
give it to the EU just let them
have it
because we can't we can't manage
ourselves we're gonna do it
boneheads
that's what that's what the guy
said
that's what he says you guys
don't you
can't do this we need labor
laws that we
tell you what to do yeah you
guys have
he's almost like you had your
shot now
you gotta listen to us
I'm sure that's what he'd like
to say
that's what he wants to say
he's there
just what he wants to say I'm
sure is
much even better than this I do
have one
brexit clip as now this was
very odd to
me as the prorogation is now in
front of
the UK Supreme Court and to see
if this
is legal and there's all kinds
of issues
going on and as I predicted I
don't
think Boris was ever gonna make
it
happen and now I didn't even
know the UK
had a Supreme Court they don't
have a
written constitution it's kind
of it
yeah well this bits from here
and there
and we got some precedents and
some
jurisprudence and the Supreme
Court is a
dude at a low desk in a small
room and
like he's it like he's a
university
professor I think even had a
blackboard
behind him he's got you know
did like
binders and crates not you know
he's not
wearing robes or anything it
doesn't
even look like me this is one
guy you
see the court I don't know how
it works
and then some other guy is
pleading his
case and this is and they don't
know
they it's like well you know we
you know
who determines what's right who
is the
ultimate authority in the land
to do the
exercise of the power to prove
that
Parliament has the potential to
affect
or undermine Parliament's
ability to
carry out its constitutional
function
while holding the executive to
account
my law by definition my trial
exception
exactly those terms that I'll
be accused
of accepting a contentious
proposition
but McCory Gatien that's the
point that
I will come back to has the
effects that
it has as though the bills that
were
previously before Parliament
full they
can be reintroduced and so that
parliamentary questions cannot
be asked
so that the parliamentary
committees do
not sit and so of course to
that extent
it has the effects that it has
that my
my submission will be as
despite those
features this is a
well-established
constitutional function
exercisable and
to be exercised by the
executive and the
question remains
whether there are to go back to
the
rational identified in struggle
whether
there are judicial manageable
standards
against which the sort of
political
judgments that are inevitably
interwoven
into decisions to propagate at
whether
there are such standards I'm
going to
come to analyze that and also
but
whether it is as a matter of
constitutional propriety
appropriate for
those controls to be exercised
by the
course as opposed altum at
least in the
body to which the executive is
ultimately accountable and this
is how a
ghost
shut up slaves your
representatives
don't mean crap they wanted
they want
the court to make a decision on
this
well we'll see and he says
Constitution
like what Constitution now I'm
sure of
course
Horsham does of course will
have left
plenty plenty helping us out
I you know I I spoke to perch
annek
yesterday ah good what did you
find out
well I asked him specifically
about
these the drones and the Saudi
Arabian
refinery good because I'm like
you know
what what is what is this is it
from
Iran did some did Iranian shoot
it off
in Iraq was that a cruise
missile was it
some kind of sophisticated
drone how did
it get through the to the
defenses look
at by now I think everyone's
seen the
holes I mean these are what
maybe 20
yards apart perfect holes in
these domes
and that that's a pretty pretty
badass
cruise missile strike and just
a whole
look there's been a couple I
don't know
if I have a lead-in clip but
there's
been a couple of different
reports at
first I heard there were two
draw
there's a bunch of these I
don't know
what the point of the drones
were but
there were two at least two
cruise
missiles and then it was NBC I
think
they said there were there were
nine
here's this play there's a
lead-in clip
this is David Martin and this
David
Martin is probably one of their
best
foreign correspondent old-time
our leads
pretty straight in terms of his
reporting it doesn't likely
lean into
the Trump hate thing and and he
could be
CIA but he gives you a really
good
reports this is David Martin on
the on
the drone strike front CBS
we're gonna
begin tonight with David Martin
at the
Pentagon who has more on the
growing
case the u.s. is building
against Iran
US officials say experts have
examined
pieces of the wreckage on the
ground in
Saudi Arabia identified the
specific
type of cruise missiles and
drones fired
and determined they were made
in Iran
other analysts have traced
their tracks
back to points in southwestern
Iran one
official called it a complex and
coordinated attack involving
two dozen
drones and nine cruise missiles
although
vice-president pence stopped
short of
saying flatly it was Iran it's
certainly
looking like Iran was behind
these
attacks our intelligence
community at
this very hour is working
diligently to
review the evidence
Iran appears to have found by
the way
that's a great little thing he
threw in
there the intelligence
community at this
very hour that's that's war
talk that's
great you know it's like at
this hour we
are bombing Baghdad at this
hour landing
on the beaches of Normandy at
this hour
there's another tent going up in
downtown Austin these attacks
our
intelligence community at this
very hour
did he say my intelligence
community
fantastic pensee no he said he
said our
intelligence kamar gee I think
he's our
our our now I miss the best part
okay our intelligence community
of this
very hour is working diligently
to
review the evidence it's
interesting
that pants you know I mean
there's this
issue we've talked about on the
show
before about the pronunciation
of Iran
mm-hmm and the insiders had at
some
level at some side of the fence
pronounce that Iran which is
what which
is what David Martin says if
you listen
to me says Iran and then of
course the
other side of this of the
pronunciation
fences Iran yeah that's wrong
that's
just wrong it's wrong it's
wrong it's
wrong
repents pronounces it sorry
just once no
I just got to throw some as
some sound
effects in there there seems to
work
really well at this hour great
hour is
working diligently to review the
evidence in Tirana people found
a gaping
hole in Saudi air defences
around their
most valuable asset oil Saudi
Arabia
relies on US made Patriot air
defense
batteries but they were all
pointed
south toward Yemen where past
missile
attacks have come from the
missiles and
drones that hit the oil
facilities this
weekend came in from the north
the US has patriots of his own
and an
airbase in the middle of the
country but
they were too far away having
been
unable to prevent the attack
the u.s.
warned it might retaliate we're
locked
and loaded
locked and loaded we're ready
to defend
our interests and our allies in
the
region make no mistake about it
Lewis
has been locked and loaded
spring one issue that is my
sound effect
they just used their listen to
it I'm
gonna you're gonna hear theirs
and then
I'll play mine okay you're
ready and
we're ready to defend our
interests and
our allies in the region make
no mistake
about it us that's there's my
effect
yours is more elaborate mine's
better
for sure region make no mistake
about it
USA fed locked and loaded since
last
spring when it sent an aircraft
carrier
and b-52 bombers to the Persian
Gulf
but Joint Chiefs chairman
General Joseph
Dunford told reporters the
president has
not yet asked for any military
options
for now the most concrete
consequence of
what Secretary of State Pompeo
called an
unprecedented attack on the
world's
energy supply is that President
Trump
said he'd prefer not to meet
with
Iranian president rouhani next
week when
world leaders gather at the UN
not right
now before I get to poach an
egg that is
a good lead-in thank you for
that Shep
Smith brought Shep you know
Shep Smith
Fox News he brought it which I
never
watched but I did find this
clip soin
sent it to me he brought up the
obvious
which we said always has to be
part of
one of these deals expecting the
president shortly we'll play
that for
you as we get it Michael the
bigger
picture there was a time when
world oil
prices factored in risks to oil
facilities and there's a name
for that
it sort of been on the on the
side for a
while but with with this new
drone
technology and instability of
the region
I wonder a bigger picture how
concerned
you are that this sort of thing
could
happen again I do worry because
what we
really need to stop this kind
of thing
is is directed energy defense
laser
beams essentially an indefinite
number
of small if you have to use a
missile to
take out each drone the
economics are
against you the geographies
against you
and the laser technology is
coming along
but it's not quite economic I'm
surprised these guys they don't
do any
effects they should be doing
okay you
talking about lasers and shit
nothing I
call an effective enough yet
that it
could really protect all these
Saudi or
other oil facilities so on
balance there
is going to be some ongoing
vulnerability here my guess is
we could
probably do a little better
with the
point defense of these kinds of
facilities maybe not each and
every one
but the most valuable the most
agile so I think that's the
next step is
to look into how much better
defense you
can do there's going to be a
certain
amount of vulnerability however
either
way you look at it our allies
seem
concerned all right so there's
Europe
there's your
military-industrial complex
you know thinking about ramping
up some
directed-energy weapon
technology so
that we can take those drones
down so I
spoke to patch enik and I
recorded our
conversation and I asked him a
couple of
things and out for those who
don't know
Steve poach an egg go look him
up on
Wikipedia p IE CZE and
i k he has an unbelievable
record and
resume a resume for sure record
I guess
and he certainly has his own
take and
when I asked him about what
kind of
drone was this who did this he
came out
of such a no agenda angle I'm
angry I
didn't figure it out myself one
of the
key factors that came out but
nobody
really realized was the fact
that Aramco
or the Saudi Arabian oil was to
go
public recently oh I thought
that was
off that was off the table it
was still
ready to go it was off the
table because
the what we call the strike
price or the
price of the stock that the
initial
offering was not what been haha
what
Mohammed had wanted or the
Saudis had
wanted because in fact without
Saudi oil
we do very well thank you very
much of
America is a net exporter of
oil and we
do not need Saudi oil the
reason we
allow Saudi royal to go up
there is to
really allow them to be our
subordinates
or sycophants so to say but
Mohammed
then Salman doesn't want to
admit it and
I honestly if I were in his
military I
would have an overthrow because
he's
really a danger to Saudi Arabia
and to
the Middle East the truth of
the matter
is I don't think anything hit
those oil
- on their own because when you
have an
IPO and this goes back to my
days as a
managing director of an
investment
banking firm and you pull away
from us
strike price that means you did
not make
the front of the
money that you wanted now
Mohammed bin
Salman fantasy is that he will
make two
trillion dollars based on the
net asset
value of oil in Saudi Arabia
there's no
way you can say that that's
worth two
trillion he spends about a
hundred
billion a year just subsidizing
the
whole government and using his
National
Guard to terrorize people and
the war in
Yemen which he does not be
millions of
kids have died it's a proxy war
against
Iran and guess what Iran will
always win
they've been around a lot
longer so the
bottom line is I don't believe
the story
it was a five percent deficit
in oil we
made it up within minutes and
Trump
correctly said oh let me see I
don't
think anything hit them but it
was
Iranian operatives involved or
machinery
baloney you know this is a
self-described destructive
element in
order to get the oil price up
and it
didn't work and I went and
looked on
Reuters and market watch and
it's true
they were planning on going
public and
well we don't know I like the
theory of
the strike price being off the
ie the
price of oil wasn't high enough
let's
see if we can jack it up and
now they're
saying they want to take it
public in
November instead of next year
so now
there's all kinds of IPO news
they're
really trying to do anything
that maybe
before oil goes down again even
further
yeah they ain't plan to go out
when they
plan to go out the price of oil
was too
low so that we're gonna get to
all that
money that they were hopeful
and they
had to change the as I don't
know why
says what we call a strike for
whose we
know he calls a strike prices
the price
it's what he's now but what
he's talking
about is the IPO you have it's
your
price of price it is how is it
different
than price
I don't know why you're acting
on that
but okay I know I just seemed
odd okay
you think that's our son right
is it it
was actually wasn't that it was
like it
was somewhat patronizing I
thought I
think he means what he means we
as an
Adam and Steve because we talk
a lot
about day trading he's a day
trader yeah
so that I think that's what he
meant I
don't think he meant it
patronizing he
did go on to say that the real
problem
in all of this is mb/s it's
Mohammed bin
Salman who we don't talk about
much but
you see his investments in
Twitter and
he's trying to do anything he
can
according to Pacino cause
you're here to
find additional value in
anything he can
get his hands on now remember
this Adam
your audience has to understand
this is
not the first time the Saudi
Arabia has
wanted to go public right
because they
have no indigenous businesses
in other
words Mohammed bin Salman in
his fantasy
world is going to my age and
William
Morris in Beverly Hills he has
to reach
out all the Jewish guys in
order to
bring up how does that work out
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high-tech companies but in fact
the
reality is he tried 2017 they
failed to
go public 2018 they failed to
above
public a few days ago wasn't an
accident
when Bolton left suddenly we
had a
missile strike so to speak in
the Saudi
gas tanks when in fact there
was no
missile strike there was a
deficit of 5%
of oil when there is no debt
for system
we can make it up in a
nanosecond then
we do with West Texas Permian
oil thanks
to you guys right attacks we
can make it
up we don't even need Brent oil
which is
$10 more than what we do in
whisper mian
so basically the Saudis are
pretty much
screwed they know and we know
it and
their valuation can never come
to their
own assessments in other words
they have
no assets that really are
valuable now
you know more about the oil
market so
I'm just gonna presume he knew
what he
was talking about well he can't
say that
there's they got nothing of
value
so that giant pile of oil is
worthless
is that what he's trying to say
there it
makes no sense um I think what
he's
saying is that they're no
longer the
boss damn they don't have
guaranteed
customers we're no longer a
guaranteed
customer we have other choices
I think
that's the point uh that's not
what he
said
he said they have nothing of
value I
don't think the oil market is
drying up
so much - if you pull if you
pulled the
Saudi oil off the market
completely it
would have an effect on the oil
price no
doubt endowed but the this
bombing
didn't have the effect that was
rumor
and memorize that was before
was chatted
about this it was like the oil
price had
a short spike mm-hmm
because oh no and then everyone
came to
their senses except apparently
the TV
networks I don't have a clip I
don't
think where they they brought
some goof
doofus onto one of the
congressmen as
well you know we're so weird
the paper
so dependent on Saudi oil I'm
saying
what window is this oh yeah I
was read
was watching Sunderland yeah
we're we
haven't been dependent on
anybody's all
week we're self-sufficient
hello so when
you hear somebody say we're
dependent on
Saudi oil yeah who's it's bull
crap
where's he getting this check
from is
the first question spiked up
and then it
did ramp down as fast as it
spiked up
pretty much and it was a net
result of
nothing exactly nothing burger
as you'd
like to say no I don't say that
I've not
yes I've never no find it
bullshit
recently what you want again
two shows
oh I'll give you four shows
find it make
finds eight eight fine done
okay and
then what count the times you
go so uh
you're supposed to stop me from
doing
that it's impossible this is
you in and
it's the imperfections that
make you
perfect
the point is is that the
there's it
didn't work he's right but
genic is
totally right about this which
is yeah
it was a flop if it was
designed to run
the prices up now here's the
funniest
part sure and by the way I
thought it
would
yeah well I I said they were
talking a
hundred and you said no that's
not gonna
happen it went uh but yeah I
don't
believe a hundred but I believe
twenty
twenty points up but it went up
like two
sixty and then back down again
yeah yeah
final clip which is funny
because
obviously alright we so this
didn't work
we still have the looming war
with Iran
and we're locked and loaded and
what
does it mean why is Trump doing
this
well what what Trump's to do
and loaded
and the Iranians are pretty
smart
they've watched Trump over the
years
just like I did in New York and
we know
that he actually builds what he
says he
builds he built woman Memorial
Park ice
skating ring he built 42nd
Street he
puts the Trump Tower so they're
interested more than anything
else
where is Trump gonna come in
and where
would he'd like to build a
hotel Boulton
and Pompey is gonna make a deal
and
somewhere on the southeastern
coast of
North Korea you're gonna see it
Trump
Towers and a Trump Hotel surely
I'm not
being facetious you're gonna
see in
Tehran and Azerbaijan and
police all
kinds of Trump Tower hotels
he's not
interested in war never has
been never
will be but he will use force
and the
threat of force in order to
force you to
come to the cut the tables but
he has no
problem coming back again and
again and
again until he cuts the deal
and he'll
cut the deal I think he listens
to us
too much Wow he's getting way
too many
ideas from us
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there you go everybody drones
drones
well that's just that's
something you
don't hear on the networks
constantly
but yeah it makes sense and
then have
you know if you hear pens at
this hour
so that makes a lot of sense
it's pen sense it makes so much
sense
for him to all soon you'll be
echoing
this and making kind of war
talk there's
no intention whatsoever and
everyone I
know who has family in Iran is
or was
born in around lived in Iran
they all
say these moas and the
Americans they
always work together we're not
really
worried I mean it sucks they
got a lot
of problems but they're never
really
worried about America coming in
and
wiping them out well it's they
feel
there's too much collusion too
much
collusion could be yeah I'm not
saying
this I'm not saying that
anything said
there was beyond the realm of
possibility right exactly
what else we got here oh man
there's
well Trudeau this is uh you see
Trudeau's in blackface
yes I got the clips I got
everything oh
good cuz I got to go I got the
photo by
never got the clips oh yeah I
got well
here's what I'm gonna do I have
a I sort
of the clip as brought to us by
Fox News
which i think is important and
then
because this is a all part of
kind of
canceled culture stuff
at least they're trying to
cancel
Trudeau out with this Thank You
Time
magazine and here and so then I
have his
actual statement but here's the
here's
the hyperbole off the top we
should know
the Canadian Prime Minister
Justin
Trudeau admits the picture is
him it
shows Trudeau wearing brown
makeup on
his face neck and hands during
a party
in 2001 at the time the 29 year
old was
teaching in a private school
called West
Point Grey Academy the school
was
holding an Arabian Nights theme
gala and
Trudeau was dressed up as a
character
from Aladdin complete with robes
headdress and brown skin the
party was
attended by faculty
administrators and
parents and the photo was given
to time
formerly Time magazine by a
Vancouver
businessman who was part of the
West
Point gray community and the
man said
it's important the public see
the
picture this is not a good
start to the
prime minister's re-election
campaign
because Trudeau is already
involved in a
scandal over whether he
pressured his
then Attorney General to drop
corruption
charges against the large and
powerful
Canadian engineering firm it
also may
not sit well with voters
considering
Trudeau has called himself a
champion of
minority groups
Canada's many cultures he's
speaking
right now he was asked if he'll
resign
he did not answer the question
he has
said that he did this before
this
picture was not the first time
he
acknowledges that a ticket will
not
think it was racist but now he
knows
that it was racist let's listen
to him
done something like this mr.
Trudeau is
that the only time in your life
you've
ever done something like that
not when I
was in high school
dressed up at a talent show and
thank
you heesang Dale for those who
are too
young deo is also known as the
Banana
Boat song made famous by Harry
Belafonte
[Music]
and this is often done by big
black
women with lots of bananas all
over the
place and I think I've seen
some in old
school actresses dress up and
do this I
think Lucille Ball might have
even done
it once or twice here now okay
so that's
really sensationalized and and
you know
this is twenty years or to be
the
funniest thing in the news this
week
it's funny because he's such a
social
justice warrior yeah that's why
it's
funny exactly but but I will
give him
props for just explaining what
happened
here's his his full statement a
little
calmer and not so shouty and is
I think
better audio - in 2001 when I
was a
teacher I was in Vancouver I
attended
their end of year gala where
the theme
was Arabian nice anyway dressed
up in an
Aladdin costume and put makeup
on
I shouldn't have done I should
have
known better but I didn't and
I'm really
sorry
Toph remember step down I think
there
are people who've made mistakes
in in
this life and you make
decisions based
on what they actually do what
they did
and on a case by case basis I
think I
deeply regret that we that I
did that I
should have known better yeah
so what
else can you do I'm sorry and
that's
what he's doing
however if they let him get off
which of
course he will then there's
another
chink in the armor did I say
chink a
chink in the armor that you
know of this
whole social justice warrior
cancel
culture movement which thank
goodness
we're seeing some resistance
and we
typically don't do show
business things
but I think that seeing as
we're slowly
being scrubbed away from
Twitter for
probably similar reasons
including not
having a checkmark the SNL
comedian
scandal was just fabulous and
tonight a
dramatic reversal of fortune
for a comic
who by the way this is NBC
reporting on
NBC gotta love that but just
been hired
by Saturday Night Live now
fired over
racist and homophobic remarks
here's
Stephanie Gosk
[Music]
tonight comedian Shane Gillis
is out of
a job his offer to join
Saturday Night
Live rescinded after days of
backlash
over racist and homophobic
slurs he used
during a podcast damn
Chinatown's nuts
the video surfaced just after
it was
announced Dilys will join the
SNL cast
along with the show's first
comedian of
East Asian descent now a
spokesperson
for show creator and producer
Lauren
Michaels releasing this
statement
writing in part we hired Shane
on the
strength of his talent as a
comedian and
his impressive audition for SNL
we were
not aware of his prior remarks
that have
surfaced over the past few days
the
language he used is offensive
hurtful
and unacceptable
31 year-old Gillis who made a
name for
himself and stand up from New
York to LA
responding tonight I'm a
comedian who is
funny enough to get SNL that
can't be
taken away I understand it
would be too
much of a distraction I respect
the
decision they made I'm honestly
grateful
for the opportunity the coveted
job on
SNL which appears on NBC
network has
launched comedians careers for
decades
tonight one comedian watched
the chance
slip through his fingers
Stephanie Gosk
NBC News New York
you know I watched the video
it's a
podcast and it was a it was a
the hidden
episode or some bullshit like
that and
they're talking about Chinese
restaurants and and you know
making fun
of accents no nothing that we
don't do
you know exactly about Chinese
and
Asians it was it was afar haha
marginally funny I'm sure I've
never
seen this show I'm sure that
they make
fun of everybody as we often do
and it's
always surprising that when we
make fun
of everyone and then we'll hit
someone
will get bent out of shape you
never
hear from them but well my wife
is this
or my brother's this or and
people
forget that you know it's you're
supposed to be able to offend
equally
luckily I'm seeing comedians
pushback
and Bill burr would have to
have you
seen his new special yes I have
I
thought it was pretty good well
I
thought it was it wasn't a one
sit down
were like the Chappelle show
where you
just started watching you
couldn't stop
but it was it was in the state
it was
kind of like us I don't like
bill burr I
think his hilarious guy he's
very down
there it's kind of quarter
borderline
right-winger and he is funny
he's
extremely funny but I hate to
say it but
compared to the Chappelle not
produced
knowledge to each other I agree
it was
kind of this it was second-tier
well it
was I liked it was good what I
thought
was interesting about that
specialist he
taped to the Royal Albert Hall
in front
of a mainly British audience
fascinating
yes and the shit translated a
lot of it
translate it was good I was a
crew man
well he also blew up
one of burrs bits sticks is
that he will
do some extremely he'll do
something
very offensive to the point
where the
audience just freezes yeah yes
then he
uses that Johnny Carson as a
comic used
to pull this kind of thing - he
loved to
do these bomb gags
and then he would work on that
and he
gets the audience to freeze and
then he
will go he will give the
audience grief
and he does it is he burns
really really
adept at this particular gambit
and I've
never seen anyone any better at
it
actually but yeah I saw it I
liked it
and so the David Spade has a
show lights
out I think I told you should
probably
give that a watch I have been
trying to
catch this on at 8:30 and yeah
I just
put it on the on the jar
otherwise yeah
I just put on the DVR because
it's hard
to believe it or not it's on
too late
for me I have to be in bed and
David
Spade was on SNL and he had Jim
Jeffries
on with Jim cherish from
Australia I
think and and Bill burr I'll
just play
this just because they're doing
it
they're responding publicly and
that at
the very least is needed but
this is
just canceled culture the guys
should
have been fired it's just a
couple of
things back in his history
we're gonna
go through everyone's history
or are we
going to get rid of every
sketch that
SNL has done that involves race
like I
remember John Belushi dressing
as an
Asian man with a samurai sword
that was
the whole sketch
- or maybe I could have read
what was it
Mike Myers used by a Japanese
host like
this and if they got the
question wrong
they had to cut their hand off
did they
go back and also try to look at
good
things that the person might
have done
are they just looking for the
bad stuff
is it you just scroll through
help cat
out of a tree that's not it
grandmother
walk across the street that's
not it you
know that's not like on a
podcast there
it is yeah do that you could
honestly do
that to anybody so I don't get
it and
then I don't get if you say
something
like that you can't work in a
sketch
show but like it's okay from
what he can
work in a lumberyard
yeah he's certainly going to
meet more
agents there right now that's a
joke
about our SNL's not hiring
agents you
know so I'm in trouble
we're not running for office
when is
this gonna end is it
Millennials you're a bunch of
rats
exactly bunch of rats now the
thing that
never comes up is you know why
did SNL
fire him and we know the answer
no
agenda nation knows the answer
is
because they don't want to
launch their
new season with this kind of
controversy
that the advertisers won't like
that's
the bottom line I'm sure that
every
comedian SNL is like well all
right you
know exactly what he said they
had
entire bits about this in the
past
good point there racist bits
all kinds
of things what the thing is
that the the
people who do this is they're
very
successful okay you know it's
when I
went to Iraq in 2003 with the
Dutch
Marines and we walked around
different
towns and you know and I and
I've meet
people you know it was kind of
a you
know it's like the the USO you
know it's
you get to meet culture and the
people's
okay fine I mean while I'm with
20 guys
and tank so it's pretty safe
for old
Adam and I think it was the
commander of
the unit said you know what
really
fueled a lot of what's going on
here
because it's very confusing
place
certainly 2003 is or actually
going back
to the first Gulf where we had
the Scud
missiles remember the Scud
missiles and
these things were big and bulky
and
sometimes he just crashed in
the ground
and just stuck there like what
broke up
in his life like wily coyote
had didn't
explode on the impact all kinds
of weird
stuff we said what was so
fantastic was
the feedback loop these guys
would you
know light off a Scud run back
to their
to their Hut
with their satellite dish and
watch Wolf
Blitzer report on it on CNN
that this is
kind of what we're seeing here
it's like
let's all let's all jump on this
let's go completely crazy and
and then
get cancelled and they think
that they
have this power but it's really
the
advertisers that hold the power
and you
know those things can change
over time
you want to say something no I
was just
thinking that yeah you're
correct
yep Adam's right it's but
Esther it's
this feedback loop you know you
and and
and by the way it's like a
pressure
cooker you know where's
everyone so I
gotta impeach Trump and we're
trying to
to blow the valve open and all
of a
sudden there's a little teeny
valve over
there whew the steam out the
little
Cavanaugh hole which lasted for
exactly
24 hours
yeah well it's coming back
Cavanaugh is
coming back after this book has
been
discredited after it's been
discredited
yeah what you got I don't have
any clips
I thought you knew yeah I mean
they're
going after him again yeah but
no but
they went after him and the
whole you
probably haven't followed this
so the
New York Times published
something and
it was from a book and they
omitted the
fact that the person they were
talking
about didn't remember the whole
incident
and then the two journalists
who wrote
this who worked for the New
York Times
it was a PR piece for their
book said
well in the editing process in
the rush
to get the paper out somehow
they
inadvertently removed the part
that the
witness couldn't remember any
of this
this whole premise that we're
talking
about so I think it's kind of
filling
it's a dud I don't think cuz I
don't
think that's always be
everything is a
dud right but so they're not
really
doing much else now it's just
dud world
but yeah this in and there's
gonna be a
lot more canceling before some
of this
ends but I I love hearing you
know
Chappell and Bill burr and
other people
just pushing back against it
come on
well they're on their own I
mean they're
undone these specials that
don't have
any to worry if there's no
worry about
advertisers on Netflix but then
there's
no worry
I mean worry about advertisers
on Amazon
and Amazon actually has put on
a one of
these little stand-ups are
starting to
do stand-up comedy it's not and
they've
got a girl who is one of the
social
justice warriors pushing back
the other
way on Amazon
it's not them you get it the
details on
this woman here you notice the
but she
doesn't sound funny you notice
that
they're tried oh this is a good
point
thank you so when it's an
advertiser
based medium you're very quick
to get
cancelled when it's not
advertiser based
turns out that people really
aren't that
motivated so I did see calls
for I'm
consoling my Netflix
subscription
well of course no one does
there's
bullcrap they're not really
cancelling
that so you see that the model
it's like
our model Wow
it is like our model that's why
we
haven't been canceled yet we
haven't
been canceled because we don't
care and
I'd like to thank you for your
courage
and say in the morning to you
the man
who put the C and canceled
culture twice
John CC Dvorak in the morning
you missed
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well he had an argument about
yeah we
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because the no one caught
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really good we went to a even
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we hadn't we had an argument
with
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what
you're saying something like
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remember the moment and it was
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ladies and gentlemen I present
the Grand
Duke of the Pacific Northwest
since Wayne melon song that's
right
right up top yes and curiously
he's
right on top and the only
executive
producer with a light show for
some
reason well I think it's
because of the
palindrome because of the
palindrome I
blame everything on that now
yes or
Dwayne Melanson and Tigard
Oregon or
Tigard or tie it to guy don't
know 33333
ITM gents I'll be attending
Oregon local
33 meetup this Friday in
Wilsonville
only a handful ordered the
squirrel
burger place is still there
only a
handful of it was a hamburger
place and
it you had the Pacific Northwest
hamburger his signature a
hamburger if
anyone hasn't had one they used
to have
them at Burger master which i
think is
folded
and other burger places where
it's a
it's a cheeseburger with an egg
on it oh
no no no I do like the idea of a
squirrel burger though I think
that
could get legs
it's called squirrel burger but
as beef
I'd like to I try I'll eat
squirrel yeah
it's like rabbit it's like cat
tastes a bit like cat it's not
that much
cat probably is pretty good at
it
only a handful of RSVP so far
but I'm
hoping to see many nights dames
and
wannabes as possible to value
you to
bring to our community is
immense thank
you for your courage jingle the
more you
know please the more you know
in the
morning you've got karma
beautiful and
now I look up or next I have a
you may
have his email I do I have it
okay good
well let me just read is now is
his
vitals okay Dave sir de fuga
Soto who is
actually a baron $239 a 19
cents and you
have his email
yeah and just as I said that it
popped
off the screen give me a second
to
retrieve it again where did it
go
here we go dear Jeeves and
Wooster I bid
you in the morning and closes my
donation of $239 and 19 cents in
recognition of Saudi Arabian
National
Day on the 23rd of September so
hey Dad
our celebration well the 23rd
is right
around the corner
hence two three nine one nine
given
events of late we are hoping
they will
issue any further fireworks I'm
getting
in a bit early but I'm
traveling this
weekend didn't want to miss the
chance
John feel free to use the
amount as yet
another one of your fabulous
Leah
fective donation gimmicks sure
I'm sure
y'all turn on me eventually as
he says
I'm sure it'll be a smashing
success
because well Saudi Arabia we
have a long
weekend for the holidays so I'm
headed
to kick around Ethiopia for you
for a
few days Wow
a cheap and short flight and a
surprisingly easy online visa
application process should be a
fun trip
about 40 degrees cooler where's
that
sweater I packed finally this
amount oh
this amount levels me up to
Earl all we
need to put them on the list I
will for
now keep my current holdings of
America's heartland and Saudi
Arabia
however an ulterior motive of
my trip
this weekend is to meet with
some more
influential uber drivers to
discuss
Ethiopia's entry into my sphere
of
influence I shall keep you
posted and he
says
I didn't see this okay clip
request is
the ISO of the guy yammering in
Arabic
from show 1173 which for our
purposes we
will assume is wishing the
world a happy
Saudi Arabia day followed by a
little
girl yay and and what is the
last thing
and travel goat Karma
won't we happen to be able to
do that on
the fly probably mean a lot
[Music]
you've got karma man thank you
very much
sir de fuga sotto I'm gonna put
you on
the list right now as the Earl
and it's
the Earl of America's heartland
Saudi
Arabia thank you so much
Michael Goodell in Grosse Pointe
Michigan $231 toward $31 and 41
cents
and he says oh I think acai
should close
that and open this war debt
will or hit
me in the mouth back in March
and my
amygdala has been steadily
shrinking
ever since as this is my first
donation
I need to be deduced he wants
China ass
asshole and job karma please I
choose to
start with this amount as this
is my
number of the number words I've
written
in my latest novel one
suggestion Adam
has expressed the need for
something
more contemporary than war in
peace for
overly long notes and have by
the way
I'm the one who uses the war in
peace
joke for these notes correct
for overly
because I'm stuck with him for
over the
long notes of which this one is
in
danger of becoming not really
try saying
he or she went all Neal
Steffensen on me
Stevenson you know who cares
keep up the
good work and I've adopted a
Stephanie
because of the basketball
player keep up
the good work and thank you for
your
courage jobs jobs jobs and jobs
[Music]
well there goes my SNL gig but
there
goes your SNL gig and there
goes your
visa and I rebuke I rebuke that
clip you
rebuke that clip buchen yeah
what does
that mean you rebuke it I don't
know but
when I go to the office and they
yesterday you'd you we were
sponsor for
this clip I said I read I have
rebuked
publicly every buked all right
you know
what you can do you can say I
rebuked
and I blame Adam Curry buek and
I blame
Adam Curry because he's no
pussy Daniel
Auslan is next on the list 200
$1.33
from blaine minnesota nuts
taking a
career leap and need some jobs
karma
dealer's choice I've been
listening
since 2008 and no agenda still
remains
the best podcast in the
universe thank
you very much Daniel jobs jobs
jobs and
job that's right for you well
then it
drops off by the way for the
next
segment there's nobody in the
hundred
dollar range I got lots of long
clips
for today we don't have by the
way
nation convention since I'm
looking at
the spreadsheet now how many
people do
you think took part on the 9
1919 and
1919 hours right now we got
like a
triple quadruple palindrome on
T people
don't let me why don't we tease
that so
people will stay listening to
find out
how many it really was okay I
did want
to mention because I did I did
open up
the spreadsheet today and I
always loved
looking at people who know
they're not
going to mention but they put
notes in
and so I can't mention his name
but he
he's a consistent four cent
donor from
Anthem Arizona and he says only
14 weeks
to knighthood
so I don't know how many times
you need
to donate force for since it's
bullcrap
thank you wait don't any force
sensors
like donating nothing cuz
PayPal just
takes it all that's correct
thank you to our soul to be
Earl to be
old executive producer offer
this show
and our associate executive
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these are the credits that are
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the same as in Hollywood and
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for if anyone ever questions
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they are valuable there where
credit to
recognize that Johnson will be
thanking
more people in a very few but
more
people in her second half and
please
remember us for Sunday vollrath
org our
formula is this we go out for
your
people in the mouth
the probably me Nevada
[Music]
actually means something like
God is
loving isn't that what it is
the Yemeni thing I forgot people
answered us I know don't
remember the
exact translation is something
for God
lying her it was your question
no I'm
sorry that I'm - somehow I it
was like
it was it was kind of boring um
I got a
couple of notes from the former
New York
banker ah and I wanted to know
if you
guys had discussed this over at
the
Dvorak Horowitz unplugged that
the Fed
started something hadn't done
in about
ten years since the Great
Recession and
they started injecting money
into the
system as the overnight lending
rates
between banks spiked at one
point there
was a bid for 10% and this is
very
similar to what happened in the
2007-2008 crisis and they've
already
pumped in 56 billion they think
though
they can go up to 73 billion we
can
probably just double that who
they sure
these guys are they talk a big
game that
do all kinds of stuff did you
guys talk
about this injection is not for
this
particular thing and it now do
you know
what this means do you
understand this I
mean I got completely
this is banker stuff the
overnight repo
rate as it's known which is
what banks
and other financial players
charge each
other to lend cash in exchange
for
super-safe bonds should be
close to two
percent but it shot up almost
as high as
ten percent on Tuesday one of
the
underlying causes of this
scarcity of
reserves compared with the
amount of
Treasury bonds in the market
that has
made banks less willing to lend
to each
other even in exchange for safe
government bonds to settle
markets down
this is from the Wall Street
Journal the
Federal Reserve Bank of New
York has
dipped into this market
conducting three
auctions this week where banks
could
swap Treasuries for new
reserves so the
banker sent me this note when it
happened I guess they sent it
to me on
Wednesday it happened to
in the overnight and I of
course what
does it mean and this follows
along
perfectly with now with what he
told us
before do you remember he
talked about
Goldman Sachs maybe being the
next Bank
to go out of business yeah so
here's
what he wrote me this is
additional
capital requirements that have
been put
in since the crisis which make
it harder
to borrow overnight that's
corroborated
that there's there's more kind
of
sarbanes-oxley type rules and
they have
to have certain amount of money
on hand
since the crisis and I think
they might
have tightened down a little
bit or
started yammering the banks are
really
doing this so too can you that
bankers
has additional capital
requirements are
put in since the crisis make it
hard to
borrow overnight were huge
amounts of
money sits like all other big
banks
central bank level borrowing is
no real
credit risk here just another
way the
Fed is needed to make things
work
smoothly good for big US banks
bad for
trading houses Goldman Sachs
Morgan
Stanley foreign banks and large
investors when the Fed needs to
step in
there's always a loser
so this could be the Goldman
Sachs
moment kind of like Lehman and
Bear
Stearns ten years ago
well the Goldman Sachs should
have been
amongst that group ten years ago
according to most of the people
especially the ones that worked
at
Lehman mm-hmm um so as possible
I mean
maybe maybe not it's hard to
predict it
yeah if you could predict this
stuff so
well you would be you wouldn't
be
talking to anybody you just be
me maybe
lawyer castles maybe he's just
trying to
share the wealth John you're so
skeptical either that are
trying to
manipulate you in the market
yeah I'm
going short Goldman everybody
hey dude
I'm a podcaster give me a break
podcast podcast is revolt yes
podcasters in blackface yeah
podcasters
in blackface I like it I like
yeah be a
good podcast but she was just
audio yes
I'm wearing my Aladdin outfit
what are
you wearing John in your pocket
podcasters in black P IBF
podcasters in
blackface nice is it that's it
that's a
very good idea for a show I
think I'll
snort another one that's savart
to
Pete's podcast exactly
okay well anyway let's go on to
the
little politics we're done with
this
let's do some political I
collected a
bunch of Biden gaffes yes yes
it's kind
of its kind of your beat well
I've got a
couple of them that are
interesting then
one I think is miss Desmond
he's been
missed it's been miss applied
to bite
and I think they're giving it
was a bum
rap but I have a I have the
corn pop
story which is that idiotic
story that
he told I think as a couple
years ago
it's great it's great it's a
great story
it's a crappy story but it was a
Biden drops like sometimes
entire
sentences the way Ron Paul used
to do
well Ron Paul will be talking
about
something a bit dented did you
buddy he
has some little things in the
middle of
that buddy
he'd have a little little
auctioneering
going on in the middle of this
thing and
you know you're expected to
know what
he's supposed to be saying but
Biden
does that and here he is here's
the corn
to start with this is cuz this
I don't
know if he's a bull crap story
or not
somebody did some research you
don't
know if it's a bull crap story
and I
learned that it makes a
difference
this was the diving board area
and I was
what I think you need to do we
need to
set it up by saying for those
who didn't
see it that he's in a black
community is
talking about when he was a
lifeguard at
this you know in this main
lovely pool
public pool mainly used by
black kids I
think that's his point he's
surrounded
by black people I learned a lot
and I
learned that it makes a
difference this
was the diving board area and I
was one
of the guards and they were
allowed to
choose a three meter board and
he fell
off sideways you landed on the
damp side
the darn cement over there and
corn pop
was a bad dude
and he ran a bunch of bad boys
back whoa
I'm surprised no one called him
out on
that racist you call black men
boys come
on Joe and corn pop was a bad
dude and
he ran a bunch of bad boys and
I did gym
and back in those days and shot
things
have changed one of the things
had to
use if you use pomade in your
hair you
had to wear a baby cap and to
ease up on
the board would enlist and I
said hey
Esther you off the board
rough up and drag you off keep
Majan I
mean this is being completely
glossed
over calling a black man Esther
Williams
has got to be the most racist
thing I've
heard it's funny but it's got
to be
racist could you say that today
hey
Esther Williams I don't think
so I don't
think so either job why he came
off
and he said I'll meet you
outside my car
this was mostly these are all
public
housing behind it my car there
was a
gate out here I parked my car
outside
the gate yeah
the Stargate and I said I'll be
waiting
for her three guys and straight
razors
not a joke there's a guy named
no joke
Mouse the only white guy and he
did all
the pools
he was the mechanic and I said
what am I
going to do he said come down
here in
the basement where mechanics
where where
all the pool builder is you
know the
chain that used to be a chain
that went
across the deep end and you cut
off a
six foot length of chain you
fold up he
said you walk out that was a
chain that
went across the deep end those
are
plastic like the plastic red
and white
chain is that what he got he's
talking
about the chain in the pool
that's not
it's not it maybe it was a big
heavy
metal chain back in the day no
wear
mechanics where all the bull
builder is
you know the chain used to be a
chain
that went across the deep end
and he cut
off a six foot length of chain
you fold
up he said you walk out he cut
it off
with scissors with that chain
and you
walked out of car and say you
may cut me
man but I'm gonna wrap this
chain around
your head I said you kidding me
he said
no if you don't don't come back
and he
was right so I walked out with
the chain
and I walked up to my car and
that's
that those days used to
remember the
street rays you'd bang him on
the curb
get him rusty put him in a rain
barrel
get him rusty and I looked at
him but I
was smart then I said first of
all I
said when I tell you get off
the board
you get off the board and I'll
kick you
out again but I shouldn't have
called
you Esther Williams I apologize
for that
I apologize but I didn't know
that
polish is gonna work he said you
apologize to me I said I
apologize but
I'm not for throwing you out
but I
apologize to what I said he
said okay
close the straight razor my
heart began
to beat again what was the point
straight razors are a dangerous
and
extremely sharp why would you
want them
rusty and why would you leave
him in up
in a bucket or whatever he said
to get
them all rusty and scraped up
because
they're not gonna be what
there's
nothing like a straight razor
if you're
gonna cut someone you don't
want to so
it's don't you do admit wanted
make it
dull what's the point use any
old knife
I think he's what's the point
of that
well back in the day of course
bad bad
Leroy Brown baddest man in the
whole
damn town he had a rusty razor
in his
shoe and I think Jo has just
had that in
his head he's like what can I
do then
raise any rusty razor shave his
belly
with a rusty razor I don't know
it
causes infection
Gary's nuts
well this is the more typical
this was
the gaffe of the week and
everybody uh
and I don't know what he was
trying to
say but his numbers were way
off this is
biting on the 720 million women
you get
a tax break for a racehorse why
in god's
name couldn't we provide a
$8,000 tax
credit for everybody who has
child care
cause it would put they would
put 720
million back a million women
back into
workforce it would increase the
GDP to
sound like a walk here by about
eight
tenths of one percent it would
grow the
economy I don't know what
happened there
I really don't we of course
have about
325 million people in America
yeah in
these United States
it can't be 720 million women
128 she's
the one is the seven because
some people
draw it draw it funny
oh I mean he was reading or he
read it
he wasn't reading that I know
of he was
just chatting but I think a
minute is
sometimes in your head
especially read
something off of a prompter
maybe he saw
the number at his bed is 720 I
don't
know it was really stupid but
now I'm
gonna be balanced here on the
pod show
pod show in the pod down with
this one
the African gap which I'm gonna
say that
they were this was they were
condemning
Biden for answering a question
and then
saying that Guiana was in
Africa and if
we listen carefully you can see
that
Biden would bite and said is
not really
inaccurate thank you for being
here mr.
vice president
growing up as a child in Guyana
my
grandfather used to tell us
stories that
God made the United States Pete
ole is
the one about the wonders and
freedoms
in this country I live my life
striving
to become an American citizen
and I'm
proud to have achieved that
goal as
president what will you do the
future
grandfather's will continue to
share
stories of our great nation i
bendiga
I've known all through Africa
and understand what's wrong
well Guillen
is in South America
oh I see what you're saying
but he's been to Africa
no he says I've been to Ghana
did not
hear this guy was sock monkey
on on well
to be honest if that's what he
meant I
pronounce it Guiana What did he
say
thank you for being here mr.
vice
president growing up as a child
in
Guyana my grandfather in there
well he's
from guy aina or whatever he
said I
think it's I would pronounce it
Guiana
but that's why I pronounced it
but he
says enjoy your local but he
could
easily be heard yeah if you're
thinking
the you thinking there's a
black guy he
must be from B Ghana he said
Ghana
here's why I been to Ghana I've
been all
over Africa it's just he's just
misheard
I this is not a true Biden
gaffe this
should be off the list and her
head is
gone here it is i bendiga I've
been all
threatened well you know he
says Ghana
but it almost sounds a bit like
Guiana
was this again I bendiga I know
he says
gone he says Gandhi just
misunderstood
it
yeah he's honest so this is not
a
tillage it this is a non this
is an
illegitimate bite and gaffe
please take
it off your list yeah
immediately all
those who are collecting these
as mi
your collecting the good gas is
that
what you're doing only real
gaps only
real ones
excellent maybe that's my bite
in Sigma
that's good I liked it well
let's talk
about the green new deal for a
second
because tomorrow and many
people will be
listening to this tomorrow so
when we
said yesterday you're gonna
hear a lot
about the kids on strike led by
Greta
who who is I have I can't have
the
perfect lead-in for this if you
want to
talk about it we may have
similar but
what you got I will you know I
doubt it
cuz you don't have them from
democracy
no no I don't this is climate
news one
and two which Lee it leads into
the
strike that you're gonna
discuss hang
but but apparently Amy who asked
specifically asked foon Berg
whom how to
pronounce her name yeah and you
can come
close to it
grasan doesn't mean somebody
she now
called it because she asked her
twice we
had those clips she now calls
her Greta
Thune Berry in climate news a
new study
warns the global average
temperature
could rise by as much as seven
degrees
Celsius or 12 and a half degrees
Fahrenheit above pre-industrial
levels
by the end of the century
unless nations
move rapidly to slash
greenhouse gas
emissions the stark warning
comes as
world leaders are preparing to
gather at
the United Nations headquarters
in New
York on Monday for the climate
action
summit UN Secretary General
Antonio
Guterres said Tuesday the world
is
losing the race to avert
catastrophe
why was the hottest month ever
these
five years will be the hottest
five
years in record we see the
rising level
of the ocean taking place the
highest
concentrations ever of co2 in
the
atmosphere to go back three to
five
million years to get the same
levels of
co2 and at that time water
level was 10
to 20 meters higher than what
it is
today so we are really dealing
with very
dramatic in Washington DC youth
climate
leaders called out lawmakers
Tuesday for
failing to act urgently to
prevent a
climate catastrophe 16 year old
Swedish
climate activists school strike
leader
get it tuned Greta right
Swedish climate
activists school strike leader
granted
to marine Getty okay I can do
this now
here's the theme Betty and
people go who
was invited by Democrats to a
meeting of
the Senate climate crisis task
force
told The Gathering quote don't
invite us
here to tell us how inspiring
we are
without doing anything about it
she
added I know you're trying but
just not
hard enough sorry she said yeah
this is
a this is a big move
everybody's in on
it NBC I know if you saw their
climate
confessions they put up on
website I
contributed
you did well it's basically
Twitter in
squares I mean I don't know
what's so
great about this this is pretty
funny if
you read them it's I love meat
I hide my
own car because I think that
public
transit is horrible and
unreliable I
compost at home but not at work
I use
way too much plastic I live in
South
Carolina so we don't have the
options to
buy products and specialty
stores I
bought a year's worth of
freeze-dried
food in case of emergency I'll
probably
never eat it before I die so
wasteful
this is very funny that the
whole thing
is hilarious and it's like I we
should
probably have a link in the
show notes
way to do it I got it I use a
lot of
q-tips I can't find a better
alternative
I'm eating bacon with breakfast
this
morning and I'll have it again
tomorrow
see this is why Twitter senses
this is
why twin Twitter shadow bands
this is
not what NBC wants no this is
not what
they want but this is a hundred
and
fifty countries apparently well
I party
leads you into what you're
gonna hear
old Carolyn Benson of Marilyn
called on
students and workers to join a
massive
series of climate strikes
planned for
Friday and you have to be
involved and
that means you adults as well
you are
the ones currently empowered we
don't
have time to wait till my
generation
takes over it's you but have to
act we
need you to listen to the
scientists
that are showing us that
climate change
is here and climate change is
human
caused stop burning fossil
fuels please
for my generation organizers
predict
Friday's global climate strike
will be
some of the largest climate
protests in
US history with actions planned
and over
800 sites in all 50 states more
actions
are planned worldwide this is I
have a
big problem with this New York
of course
is ground zero
for this is that's where all
the the New
World Order is assembling for
the United
Nations global assembly and
that's you
know it's no coincidence this
is all
pre-planned good create that
you ready
you know took her little
sailboat and
she's I guess she's been in the
States
the whole time and all public
schools in
New York are going to go on
strike which
of course is the opposite of
what the
word strike means it's not a
strike if
the school says ok let's go
let's go to
the and they could have done it
after
school perhaps but no so it's
not really
a strike all paint on a strike
in the
Indian East but any sense of
any meaning
of the many definitions all at
all all
parents have to sign an
approval that
their child is going and you
know that
half of these parents are
afraid to say
no they don't want their kids
singled
out and what are they doing
they're
holding up signs saying you're
not doing
anything which of course
politicians
aren't doing anything except
trying to
scam money out of this and
you're
terrorizing these children I
have an
idea why not instead of going
on strike
we all won't use our phones for
48 hours
that would probably that would
saving
some electricity how about going
cleaning up the beaches or
sweeping the
streets or doing anything
except just
holding prefab signs just like
Communist
China where the party put kids
out to
prote it's an old it's not this
is
nothing new you pull associate
I want to
do it as quick mention
I'm as this progresses
especially with
Greta Thune bury him in it and
that girl
who just gave did a little
speech the 15
year old she's in tears in her
you know
she's just almost crying this
reminds me
of the Communist Youth party
that Nazi
youth yes her youth yes
brainwashed kids easy to
brainwash you
got them to the point now where
they
want to vote at the age of 8
it's just
like this is that I'm wondering
if this
is one not one great big
monstrous social experiment to
see how
far you can go outside of
government in
other words it's not the United
States
that's doing this like it was
Hitler or
like it was the Stalin but
creating this
this movement of youth but just
the
independence Soros let's say
how far can
you go how far can you get with
this
especially if everybody's kind
of
playing the game to have a
bunch of
brainwashed kids who are really
borderline morons at this point
they are
in fact Soros Uganda
that's what they are chorus
Uganda so
like it so they had a panel on
the hill
and they brought in a bunch of
kids and
this is a typical of a report
about this
this hearing and then we'll
listen to
who these kids really are so
here's your
teen climate activists I
already have
like underlying issues of like
anxiety
and it's just really hard to
grow up in
a world full of ifs you know I
don't
think a lot of people in
Congress
understand the conversations
that are
happening in everyday American
high
schools and it's just like this
constant
looming uncertainty and it's
this weird
form of of nihilism and and
weird
um just fear that's that's been
existing
in my generation where kids are
joking
like what is even like the
point though
the world is ending what are we
studying
for what are we doing and it's
this kind
of depression and it's this
fear that is
not just among me or my
panelists here
but but everyone and that
anxiety is
something that no child should
ever have
to fear very convincing and
this is
absolutely true you need to add
to that
that kids are constantly being
conditioned and trained to be
shot at
even though the percentage that
love
likelihood that happens is
quite low the
drills the training the
constant we saw
the Sandy Hook parents come out
with a
video today back to school and
showing
you know kids using their
backpack to
stop bullets and the skateboard
to smash
a window to escape you're
terrorizing
these children and yes that's
why you
have these anxieties throw some
SSRIs
and antidepressants on top of
them hey
you're slowing down a bit BAM
some
adderall on that bitch and
you're going
and this teen climate activists
is a
part of the problem because her
name is
Miss Margolin she is Jamie
Margolin from
zero hour which is one of the
you know
it's just it's in the group
here are
partners they got a whole
website you
can donate not a non-profit
it's a haha yes it's a
political action
fund and their partners are the
Sierra
Club 350.org the climate
reality project
Al Gore
indigenous environmental
network women's
March youth empower the years
project
the Alliance for climate
education this
is big money Baltimore beyond
plastic
better future project
biodiversity
bye-bye plastic bags care about
climate
Chesapeake Bay Foundation the
local
ambassador's climate Hawks vote
earth
Guardians hip hop caucus I
matter muzaka
talks m40 iMac Mother Earth
project our
climate Voices planet for the
planet
Seattle schools under two
degrees
centigrade schools for climate
action I
mean it goes on and on and on
and here
she is talking like the she'll
that she
really is how do I even begin
to convey
to you what it feels like to
know that
within my lifetime the
destruction that
we have already seen from the
climate
crisis will only get worse
doesn't sound
too much like a paranoid
scaredy cat kid
now does she all of a sudden
like that
previous clip injury is the
fact that we
keep getting promised what
isn't there
on college applications I keep
getting
asked what do you want to be
when you
grow up the media pop culture
businesses
and the whole world tells me
that I and
my whole generation will have
something
to look forward to that we just
don't
you're promising me lies
everyone who
will walk up to me after this
testimony
saying that I have such a
bright future
ahead of me will be lying to my
face it
doesn't matter how talented we
are it
doesn't matter how much work we
put in
how many dreams we have the
reality is
my generation has been
committed to a
planet that is collapsing the
fact that
you are staring at a panel of
young
people testifying before you too
pleading for a livable earth
should not
fill you with pride it should
fill you
with shame youth climate
activism should
not have to exist we're
exhausted
because we have tried
everything we've
built organizations organized
marches
and worked on political
campaigns I sued
my state government in a
lawsuit called
Piper versus versus the state of
Washington yes sounds like your
typical
teenaged college a high school
kid
doesn't it along with 12 other
plaintiffs for contributing to
the
climate crisis denying my
generation's
constitutional rights to life
liberty
and property
I thought it was life liberty
and the
pursuit of happiness is it life
liberty
and property it why does she say
property oh she maybe has a big
land
holdings yeah for contributing
to the
climate crisis denying my
generations
constitutional rights to life
liberty
and property the lawsuit is
also arguing
that the natural resources of
my state
are protected as a right under
the
Washington State Constitution
the
shellfish salmon orcas and all
of the
beautiful wildlife lordosis
civic
northwest home is dying due to
ocean
acidification caused by the
climate
crisis and communities all over
Seattle
are suffering from the new
fossil fuel
infrastructure being built to
lock in
decades more of climate
destruction into
my state my friends and I were
warned to
stay inside the last two
summers because
our city was shrouded in a
suffocating
smoke from wildfires it gave me
such bad
headaches for so long and my
friends
really had to go to the ER the
future
that we have to look forward to
climate
change is real it's real it's
real it's
real so these are just a bunch
of
activists and the entire
scholastic
system worldwide it appears is
in on
this it if you want to go
protest
something else you're not gonna
get
approval from the school and
then the
audacity to keep calling it a
strike
please this is this is if if
the kids
held up inside a sign that said
China is
asshole they are they're
polluting
everything that would kind of
give him a
pass but no
no no
and meanwhile this kind of
noise this
kind of nonsense terrifies
children
you're hurting your children
take them
out of school home school
anything but
this this is ridiculous again
I'm gonna
go back to the idea that the
kids are
part of a larger experiment and
mean if
you look at the documents for
MKULTRA
which was a program from the
CIA we've
discussed it a million times it
was
supposed to be discontinued we
don't
know that but it starts by kind
of
frightening the making somebody
you know
creating artificial PTSD by
frightening
somebody tying them up beating
them up
you're giving him electroshock
there's a
lot of ways to do it but it's
possible
you can get the same results by
doing
these just this what we're
doing which
is what you said Tara making
the kids
worry about getting shot so
they're on
edge all the time and then move
and then
pumping them full of this the
whole
world's gonna blow up if we
don't do
something about climate change
and
they're acceptable to becoming
just
MKULTRA zombies yes but then
you drug
them a drug drugging is another
part of
that whole experience it's part
of
MKULTRA yes the drugging is
part of
MKULTRA the terrorizing is part
of
MKULTRA the propagandizing
non-stop so I'm gonna what is
the point
why are we treating these kids
this way
and what are we trying to get
out of it
well how about I'd look at it a
different way I like your
MKULTRA angle
I would say they took
everything they
learned from Oh MK ULTRA and
they're
applying it that's nothing to
do with
the test its application they
know it
works I I'm gonna say that's a
possibility but what is the
what is the
long game
to steal our money and to keep
there the
elites money safe there isn't
that
always the end game
that is always the endgame
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we need to do something
light-hearted
here I need to we need to
change the
pace for a second was kind of
light-hearted know that wait
until you
get this my millennial taught me
something that apparently has
been all
the rage for the past year and
you and I
missed it no no mukbang
are you familiar with mukbang
the term well don't look it up
cuz
that'll ruin looking up
anything I'm
writing it down as a possible
Showtime
mu K ba ng mukbang YouTube
videos have
millions of views and it's all
from
South Korea I'm here to look at
a
completely new unusual trend
called
mukbang it roughly translates
as food
porn but not in the way you'd
hope it's
more kind of like a food selfie
where
users are logging on eating
lots of food
to camera and then thousands of
other
people are logging on to watch
them so
this is there's more to this
report so
we already discussed this on
the show he
had the clip of that guy who
used to eat
food you know that he's very
popular he
just eats and eats like huge
amounts of
food and then bitches and moans
and get
sick and this guy's got
millions of
viewers okay
yeah like bang it's much yes
and and the
keeper watches some do not miss
this but
well but we didn't get the name
mut
mukbang and we didn't get some
other
important facts yes we did miss
a lot of
this story since 2011 a
peculiar trend
of live streaming while eating
large
quantities of food has become
more and
more popular in South Korea
because the
people who participate in
mukbang have
become - celebrities in their
own right
to the point that they're
referred to as
broadcast jockeys or the more
popular
term don't laugh BJ's become
BJ's yeah I
agree
we didn't catch these so-called
BJ's I
learned that there is such a
thing as a
free young
this is Park su-yong one of the
country's most popular BJ's for
whom our
town was a full time job better
known as
the diva at one point she was
making up
to $9,000 a month fascination
strategy
we can do this $9,000 a month
compared
to the girls who do make up
videos is
minor but we can do ASMR
mukbang here's
an example this is a guy eating
a pizza
we could do this well maybe
you're not
in but I think I need to do
some mukbang
I think you should do it I
think you
should do it and I'll watch but
listen
to the headline VJ becomes BJ I
mean
could it be any better it's
obvious the
promotions right there ready to
go yeah
well there's another dead end
look I'm the number one BJ in
America I
think we should look in it start
thinking about why it's popular
watch
people eat I think with the
homeless
situation I did this is just a
mockery
this is mmm this is the elitist
mockery
I'm gonna people who don't
really get a
good meal of rarely I am with
you I'm
totally with you and yet
there's this
millennial arrogance well not
entirely I
don't know I think it is I
think is more
than Millennials we know you
know
there's another guy can t let
me know
hey let me I'm gonna eat a big
sandwich
in front of you well the keeper
watches
this one guy in Instagram who
always
it's not like a huge quantities
but he
eats cookies and stuff and the
any so
into it and it's funny to watch
it's not
him consuming an entire meal
like the
BJ's but there is something
about food
that it now it's not for me I'm
I'm nots
food-centric at all
yeah and I'd be like yeah I'm
hungry now
fuck it I'll smoke a joint I
mean that's
who I am but a lot of people
very very
food centric and there's
something going
on with this which is societal
and I've
everything's societal yeah but
I don't
know if it's just Millennials
hi it's
Adam Curry yeah everybody I am
your BJ's
the muck bangers ball everybody
we gotta get to deal with a
Korean
accent got them OTG booze gonna
bring
you some news ladies and
gentlemen
please welcome to the stage the
vocal
stylings and mr. John C Duvall
Rambo TG
blue
I was stunned yeah you watch it
give me
like the Beatles now normally I
wouldn't
play a jingle that long but it
was so
good I had to you are really
talented
yeah yeah unfortunately had the
wrong
key on his blues riffs it
should have
been the key of bad Thank You
Hugh
Alison yes a couple of OTG
mentions have
I forgot a very important part
of my
report about Las Vegas Bruno
Mars we
went to see is the og OTG
artist and I
had completely forgotten what
happened
about I think is a year and a
half ago
Bruno Mars started four he was
the first
one he was started forbidding
cell
phones at his concerts and and
we didn't
know this or I didn't think
about it and
when we went to go into the
theater the
the Park Theatre there at the
MGM there
were people you know throngs of
people
around the cardboard box I
thought maybe
was like some merch some merch
merchandise that a little bag
looked
like beer cozies actually and
so we just
walked right through and went
up to the
metal detector and I put myself
my
iphone my cloaked iPhone five
down that
the keeper had her little
clutch and she
had her her iPhone in there and
we just
went through and then we're in
there we
realized everyone's holding
onto these
little like bags and they're
locked with
the same mechanism similar to
what you
have in the clothing store so
you can't
they take the tag off
they have to demagnetize it at
the end
of the show yes this is by the
way I
should interrupt you and
mention this is
the thing going on in the local
schools
good and there's one school
district
here that has required the kids
to come
to school I think a San Mateo
which one
of the school districts and
they show it
on the news all the time it's a
little
gray bag and they put that to
put their
cell phone in there and then
they have
this little blocking Micmac
netic
locking mechanism that you
dislike
exactly what you said it's like
the ones
in the Clovis and then you can
carry
that you keep it or put it
somewhere but
you can keep it but at the end
of the
school day you unlock and you
get your
phone back now and at first the
kids all
objected I don't know why
because you're
supposed to be in the school
you know
supposed to be on the phone but
okay but
then they said after a couple
of weeks
the kids they were studying
harder and
they were everyone what got
into it it's
a no problem I don't worry
about you
know
don't worry about taking
messages while
I'm in class yeah it's like a
big deal I
think this is gonna be a
national thing
I hope so and that's just at the
beginning of it if you if you
notice it
at that place but this is I
think and
it's a California thing I
believe this
will be a national trend once
because
who the hell wants to teach a
bunch of
kids are looking at their phone
well in
China they and there's a a ten
minute
video which you'll find in the
show
notes here's about fifty
seconds of it
teachers at this primary school
in China
know exactly when someone isn't
paying
attention these headbands
measure each
student's level of
concentration the
information is then directly
sent to the
teachers computer and to
parents China
has big plans to become a
global leader
in artificial intelligence it
has
enabled a cashless economy
where people
make purchases with their faces
a giant
network of surveillance cameras
with
facial recognition post police
monitor
citizens meanwhile some schools
offer
glimpses of what the future of
high-tech
education and the country might
look
like classrooms have robots
that analyze
students health and engagement
level
students wear uniforms with
ships that
track their location there are
even
surveillance cameras that
monitor how
often students check their
phones or
yawn during classes these
gadgets have
alarmed Chinese netizens but
schools say
it wasn't hard for them getting
parental
consent to enroll kids into
what is one
of the world's largest
experiments in AI
education a program that's
supposed to
be students grades while also
feeding
powerful algorithms so the kids
where am
a headband that tracks their
brain
activity and changes color
based upon
their engagement so the teacher
can see
where they're at and they can
see from
each other where they're at and
the
whole thing is you know if
there's a
reason to get rid of phones
it's because
they want to control the
technology in
the schools this is only
beginning the
BBC by the way are doing the
most
disgusting thing I've ever
heard of with
children and apps and
with the backing of Prince
William and
the princes brother William
making a
splash with a new app as well
the BBC
launching the app to fight cyber
bullying it was created with
help from
Prince William cyber bullying
task force
it's called own it and it
recognizes if
a child is typing something
that could
be hurtful and then ask the
person to
rethink what they're about to
send
interesting you can also
identify
language suggesting a child is
in
trouble and encourage them to
speak with
a trusted adult I don't know
about you
but that's what we call a
keylogger
it's a keylogger they're
logging the
kids keystrokes and tracking
what
they're writing sounds great
Prince
William this is what what could
go wrong
this fantastic and that is from
the BBC
I just discussed they're idiots
that's
really disgusting you and I
have talked
about the surveillance network
known as
the ring doorbell now in this
case which
is what you want is a positive
message
the ring doorbell saved the
child
Irving allegations tonight out
of North
Phoenix the mother accused of
abusing
her own son and police say they
have the
visual evidence to prove it
Nicole
marker and a boyfriend William
Johnson
now facing charges police
started
investigating after markers
young child
showed up at school with a burn
on his
hand officers later recovering
thousands
of ring video clips from inside
and
outside the child's home near
32nd
Street and Bell Kelis say those
videos
showed the two adults
assaulting that
six-year-old well police say
the abuse
happened because the child
struggled
with reading words or sentences
I'm so
happy the ring doorbell has
saved the
child once again some things of
note
they discovered videos no they
got a
warrant and got 2,200 videos
but the
part of the report I'm puzzled
by is the
videos of outside and inside
the house I
don't know what that's about
maybe they
have some other device maybe
they have
an Amazon Alexa one of those
screens so
it had to be a screen so this
is I think
Ground Zero of what these
devices truly
are intended for and as you see
the cops
just go and get a warrant it's
not a
problem at all take that shit
off of
your door it's ridiculous yeah
well tell
it to the judge good news I've
been to
this town actually Fort Collins
Colorado
oh yeah I've been there
yeah that's beauty Colorado
tech town
but it's also kind of historic
if I recall if I recall well
they they
finally beat out Comcast in in
a and
this I think this took him a
couple of
years multiple lawsuits going
on since
2017 they now offer their own
one
gigabit per second service flat
rate
$60.00 per month to every
resident now
the rollout is take is gonna
take a
little longer of course luckily
it's not
that big doing like 20 homes a
week so
it's gonna take a lot yeah it's
gonna
take a while but good on them
and you
know then they claim net
neutrality well
we'll see how long that lasts
but you know that's I think
that's I
think that's a positive message
I'm very
happy about that and I'm elated
about
the new
candidate for the ultimate OTG
phone it
has just been announced it was
announced
by hmd global the home of Nokia
phones
they are coming out with the
Nokia 27
2012 27 2015 KAS which I kind of
dismissed because Google made an
investment in it and there are
if
Twitter app Facebook app the
Google
services app but you can block
all of
those in the settings that it's
specifically in there to allow
you to
not have those services it's a
linux-based phone it's you know
that's
what kayo s is then there are
guys now
who have who have it this
device I don't
think it comes on the US market
for
another couple of weeks its 4G
it's
plastic it's cheap it's a
hundred and
fifty bucks it has a web
browser it can
do some email could do some
texting it
doesn't have the full keyboard
but it
does have big ass buttons to do
your
your your typing with and I
think that
I'm very excited about this I
mean I
will forego the hearing aid
benefit of
the I folk Typhon 5 just to get
my hands
on this this is really a smart
a really
smart dumb phone and I'm very
excited
about it the Nokia 27 2008
Alinea s
unlike the banana phone which
they never
came out with a with a device
that
worked for Verizon or work for
t-mobile
only AT&T so I'm excited and
this is the
new anti phone review well
since it is
the anti phone review I wanted
to play
fair and I wanted to allow the
guys from
9 to 5 Mac who I consider to be
absolute
authorities and all things
Macintosh all
things Apple all things iPhone
and they
reviewed the most important
features of
the new iPhone 11 there are 200
John to
grid improvements this phone
you I mean
how can you not have this phone
especially when you here I mean
obviously the most important
improvements to the phone are
upfront in
the report boys and girls in
this video
we explore over 200 new yes 200
200 s 13
features you don't want to miss
this be
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more
videos like this so arguably the
flagship feature in iOS 13 is
dark mode
there able from the dark know
yeah
the number one feature of your
thousand
dollar phone is dark mode and
that's it
that's that's the level that
they're at
now dark mode and listen to the
benefits
of Dartmouth dark mode dark
mode can be
enabled from display and
brightness just
like this and dark mode allows
you to
use your phone in dark
environments
comfortably oh so what you'll
notice is
that a lot of the interface
gets darker
Oh John in dark mode a lot of
the
interface gets darker and that
makes it
so much easier to use
yeah when you're in a dimly lit
environment all the
applications are
gonna be darker even
third-party apps
can join in on the fun feature
that
we've been looking forward to
for quite
some years it's finally here in
iOS 13
yes fine you know the funny
thing about
this that you mention it is
that you're
right this is this is like the
big deal
which be is beyond me but okay
and it
and there was one article with
the
headline once you go dark mode
you'll
never go back which is a race
is a play
on a pun and it's like okay
this is
really you're reaching the
bottom of the
barrel here for this sword now
I want to
bring up something that I
noticed at the
Berkeley Bowl and then
apparently
there's comedy day was last
Sunday and
me me and that's why me me was
in town
it's the big day yeah it's the
big thing
they volunteer and and icarus
there's a
beer there's a whole beer
contingent
Lagunitas serving thousand
of beers the three of them and
but I saw
it at Berkeley people and I
didn't think
much of but apparently they saw
this
happen quite a bit at the
comedy day as
they selling beer and that is
the guy
I'm watching up the guys in
front of me
he's this kind of a skinny
millennial
classic really really skinny
with a
t-shirt on and make him look
even more
skinny and I'd end up in a bun
man bun
and a kind of a scraggly beard
and he's
checking out and he takes his
hand with
his with his Apple watch on it
and he
clenches his fist and this is
exactly
the way you're supposed to do
this
because they were seeing this
exact same
thing at the beer fest or at
the comedy
they he clenches his fist in it
and then
it kind of got his hand in his
a fist in
the air like he's protesting
something
and then he lowers it down to
the Apple
watch down into the the RFID
reader or
whatever it is that these
things have
now these certain terminals and
it
beep-beep let me see paid for
it mm-hmm
he goes down he goes and then
he holds
his fist up and goes yeah and
now he did
it in dark mode it's
unbelievable yeah
this is very sad by the way
we're seeing
the exact same thing with the
exact same
way everyone did the same thing
paying
for beer oh my goodness by the
way for
the trolls and for people
listening the
concept of OTG is not getting
some
stripped down you know Android
the point
is to have no notifications to
have to
be able to communicate short
messages
text message mainly to be able
to call
someone and in great necessity
I and I
only have one example is it's
Saturday
we're out and about we're doing
stuff I
get a text from John it says
newsletter
and you know we have a whole
process for
this and I can't have the man
waiting so
long for me to proofread or
whatever and
so then it'll take 10 minutes
but I can
get my email I can open up the
the
document and I can you know
to do some rudimentary
copy-paste if
there's something that needs to
be
changed the point is you don't
want
distraction you want a long
battery life
no distraction but you're in
communication and of course you
want a
bail thing $25 ham radio yes
that's what
the future is for us but this
yeah the
the the Apple cult
is I don't know that
when you see a consumer do that
you've
got to be really happy as a Tom
Collins
guy it's like when people have
a real
reaction like yeah I mean that
you want
it you just got to love that
but that
child is clearly you know lost
yeah I
was saying that the the idea of
holding
a clenched fist and and paying
like
you're some sort of Superman
Dick Tracy
or whatever you think you are
is this
it's gross it's kind of
disgusting even
though when we are kids we all
desperately wanted the Dick
Tracy
wristwatch two-way radio and
now and now
it's here it's better than ever
and I
just get it off of me I don't
want that
just get it out of my life get
away from
me
it's got to be so easy to
design some
sort of a hack that can pull
your data
off your watch if you're
walking around
and meet us out in the open
yeah you should be able to bump
into
somebody with a little reader
that can
but don't you think that's
possible
terminal why not
well my ham radio now comes in
dark mode
dark mode and I have a some
interesting
news about the unhoused
situation which
is not just San Francisco Los
Angeles
Seattle Austin or New York
Portland it
is everywhere in the United
States but
before we go there let's listen
to some
motivational speech from KFI
Lausanne
just a big 50,000 Watts this is
the John
and Ken show now we begin with
Chris and
Carlo from KFI news who has an
interesting story from the LA
County
Board of Supervisors they want
to find a
way to get more homeless people
to vote
let's get Chris on Chris ha ha
hey how's
it going yeah well they they
are looking
at a couple of things at
today's meeting
having to do with almost people
one of
them as you just mentioned
they're
helping to get more homeless
folks I
guess registered to vote and I
talked to
a couple of the people that
were pushing
for this afterwards and what
they said
is the problem that they keep
running
into is that yet homeless
people who
don't have an address and so
they go
online and they try to put it
their
address in or they try to put
the
nearest intersection and which
is what
they are legally allowed to do
when it
comes to registering a person
but the
online website won't actually
let them
do it because of the way the
state has
set everything up so it's not a
county
decision it's actually a state
decision
and so because of that it's
harder to
get more people who are
homeless with a
registered to vote I talked to
one guy
who was homeless and I said you
know why
is it important for homeless
folks to
register to vote and vote and
he said
that literally this is the only
thing
that we have of course it makes
so much
sense don't help them get them
to vote
promise them stuff have them
vote for
you put up in dark mode
this is very cynical this move
to
register hold on you're so
cynical
so the Los Angeles Times
published an
op-ed and I think it's very
important
for what's going on it may have
already
have influence that we were
unaware of
or we certainly will be aware
of soon
and this came out on August
23rd so we
missed this and the title is
how an
Idaho Court decision will
increase
homeless encampments on la
streets
here's what happened last
September so
there will be a year ago the
Ninth
Circuit Court of Appeals now
the Ninth
Circuit Court of Appeals is
that like
kind of the last stop before
you get to
the Supreme Court it would is
one of the
last stops there's also the 1st
2nd 3rd
4th 5th 6th there's a bunch of
them ok
but the ninth is one of the
hard at
they're the ones that are always
stopping anything Trump that's
the one
and that's the one around here
that's
the San Francisco one it would
ruin
chuckle so although Trump has
been
softening it by replacing some
of these
judges
well last September the 9th
Circuit
Court of Appeals issued an
alarming
decision that strip cities of a
critical
tool in meeting the
responsibility of
protecting Public Health and
Safety in
Martin versus City of Boise the
Ninth
Circuit became the only
appellate court
in America to rule that a city's
ordinance against living on
city streets
violated the US Constitution's
prohibition on cruel and unusual
punishment for those who have
no other
options 6 judges of the Ninth
Circuit
who opposed the decision have
warned
that the ruling would have dire
practical consequences for
hundreds of
cities and their residents
unfortunately
they are being proven right the
courts
position is unworkable and
wrong on what
the Constitution requires
that's why as
lawyers for Boise I guess
they're the
op-eds we're asking the US
Supreme Court
to weigh in so there we go
we're going
to the Supreme Court and that
is an
interesting caveat to this
and what might that be well the
Ninth
Circuit ruling says that it is
not meant
to cover individuals who do
have access
to adequate temporary shelter
either
because they have the means to
pay for
it
or because it is available to
them for
free but who choose not to now
the way I
my mind was like okay so if
you're
camping in the the authorities
or
someone comes over and says hey
you
can't camp here but here's room
in the
shelter then you say oh I don't
want to
go then take a hike if I read
that
correctly and there's tons of
shelter
the people don't want to be in
them so
that could be a roundabout way
of not
succeeding and solving the
problem other
than clearing everybody out of
in this
case downtown Austin it won't
change a
damn thing about people not
having a
place to live or wanting to
live there
so maybe it's not quite as dire
as the
Los Angeles Times says or as
this op-ed
says
and the other way you do it is
you chip
them
haha well there's a long way to
get to
that point but I'm serious
about this if
this goes a prenup I've stopped
I've
stopped I'm not gonna condemn
this idea
I condemn the idea in general
but but
the idea of chipping the
homeless
is pretty radical that's right
now in
dark mode I'm gonna show my
food by
donation to no agenda imagine
all the
people who could do is awesome
oh yeah
that'd be fab
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so money there's a story they
didn't get
a lot of it got some play
didn't get as
much as it should have that I
want to
play just because it just one
of those
stories just personally bugs me
and this
is about the payroll tax online
system
that folded oh yeah out of the
blue
leaving everybody high and dry
which is
very common with these online
initiatives that that are they
sound
like a good idea at the time
and then
you give them too much you give
me your
money and then next thing you
know or
you or you trust your data with
them
these things are to come and go
like
crazy and this is the payroll
tax online
scammer store survey finds that
sixty
percent of Americans live
paycheck to
paycheck so you can imagine the
shock
the tens of thousands felt when
my
payroll HR suddenly closed this
month
and they didn't get paid Meg
Oliver now
on the fallout the hometown
diner in
Rindge New Hampshire's closed on
Tuesdays it's the day owner
Bonnie
rosengrant pays her 23
employees today
for the first time in ten days
she was
able to do that it was very
hard because
I know a lot of my employees
sorry or
paycheck to paycheck on
September 5th
rosengrant was shocked to learn
none of
her employees had been paid
because the
payroll company she used my
payroll HR
had folded her employees and
tens of
thousands of others across the
country
were left without a deposit in
their
account very emotional we're a
small
business so every penny counts
my
payroll HR was an online
service that
handled payroll for small
companies when
it shuttered it was holding
nearly 35
million dollars in wages these
images
from the Daily Mail show an FBI
raid
Monday on the upstate New York
home of
the company's CEO the mysterious
collapse of my payroll HR
impacted some
four thousand businesses across
the
country from exercise companies
in
Chicago to animal rescue
shelters in
Nashville to fire departments
in Florida
rosengrant is desperate to find
out what
happened to the more than
$30,000
that is missing we want our
money back
in addition to not paying her
employees
rosengrant told me the company
hadn't
paid her quarterly taxes for
the last
two months either nearly
$16,000 Nora
hmm so the money started beside
the fact
that you don't pay your
quarterly
quarterly taxes but once a
quarter it's
unlikely you know the last two
months
she says it hasn't been paid as
makes
sense but other than that this
is the
kind of thing you ran into
during the
dot-com era mm-hmm in the late
90s
there's all these companies
that were
you you know they were
well-funded they
had all the big venture capital
money
behind him and they were just
they were
losing money but they were
soaking they
had cash flow and they were you
know
they were getting money and
data from
people and then they just would
turn out
there half of these places are
fly-by-night operations I don't
trust
online these online systems I
don't even
like using MailChimp that much
oh I saw
a different one it was really
good I
wrote it down somewhere I'll
send it to
you
another email service but we've
you know
I learned my lesson then again
like
LinkedIn is a good example
LinkedIn I
was I was a premium user I took
my
premium subscription threw it
out cuz
I'm not gonna pay them anything
because
up until about six months ago
when you
downloaded your data your
contacts you
would have their email address
mm-hmm oh
yes I remember this you know
yeah and
I'm bitching about this and now
if you
download your your contacts
they don't
give you the email address
anymore if
you want that you can go
through some
sales system they'll sell it to
you
they'll sell you your the day
that you
should own yeah yes this is
Microsoft's
idea of a good way to go good
deal yeah
I think far as I'm concerned
this is the
biggest scam ever I don't
collect these
names so I don't get their
phone number
I don't get their so I can't
use I mean
it's basically I have to do
everything
off of LinkedIn which I don't
want to do
I mean even MailChimp says make
sure you
take your data off of our
system every
so often because you never know
which
I think is honest and they say
the same
thing I can't move my linked in
a
contact list to any other
system because
Microsoft just won't give me
the data
guy I get a list a name so what
I mean why am i paying I was
paying the
premium I'm not paying the
premium if I
can't even get the data I want
if I want
to download it have my little
for my own
address book
yeah this is the common theme
with all
this online crap
thought you would get a little
more
worked up about it I've been
worked up
about it for a while yeah
that's what
producers do it's vapor Wars I
have only
two bits for the vapor wars
today and I
think we've given everybody
just about
all they need to know except of
course
it's always fun to watch dick
durbin
talk some shit in Congress how
many 50
year-old chainsmokers I can't
wait to
get unicorn milk flavoring for
their
vaping device it's all about
kids and
the vaping industry despite all
their
public denials have targeted
these kids
and effectively recruited our
children
to be the next generation of
vapors for
life
how much nicotine's and that
little
vaping device the one that
looks like
it's a flash drive for your
computer the
equivalent amount of nicotine
in vaping
as in a total pack of
cigarettes 20
cigarettes you get with one hit
on a
vaping device is a very
addictive
chemical I know from my family
experience we all know from
those who
try for long long time to quit
using
tobacco cigarettes the nicotine
draws
them back time and time again Oh
fantastic so one draw one draw
of the
Joule gives you the equivalent
amount of
nicotine as twenty cigarettes
in one
draw it's amazin likely it's
not true of
course not it's total bull crap
but dick
durbin should be listed as a
liar you
know I did receive a notice
from a
Insider of two big tobacco
advertising
who obviously shall go unnamed
would you
like are you interested in
hearing what
the theory is there I think I'm
sure
that there is much better than
anything
we've come up with well it's
better than
dick Durbin fucking Durbin ah
so I I
read all of the biggest vape
brands are
subsidiaries of big tobacco
companies at
this point including blue BL
you that's
the one I kept trying to get
the name of
yes and they advertised on TV
all the
time and I still can't remember
their
name they're owned by Imperial
Tobacco
no small player jewel which as
we know
is GTE jti Altria glow and vyp
v ype are
owned by ba t British American
Tobacco
these were either acquired or
develop
in-house as a response to the
threat
presented to their traditional
business
by independent vape products any
regulatory measures aimed at
certification or testing of
eight
products anything that stops or
slows
down the vape revolution will
be a net
benefit to them tobacco the
tobacco is
always to be a key component in
any
possible innovation introduced
by the
big tobacco given the massive
production
and logistics of tobacco across
the
world that they historically
support
they of course bypasses the
need for
tobacco entirely and people
hooked up on
puffing any smoke other than
from
tobacco is a problem each new
vapor is
one less current or potential
smoker
honestly I wouldn't be
surprised if the
whole marijuana prohibition was
lobbied
by tobacco in companies for the
same
reason since they became a
thing great
time and money was invested in
trying to
come up with a way to use
actual tobacco
extracts in vape or better yet
find a
way of bypassing liquids
altogether to
use dried tobacco in non
combustibles is
called hnb it's an acronym for
heat not
burn a stopgap measure for
creating vape
light effect along with good
old tobacco
were traditional menthol and
new capsule
products where one is supposed
to crush
small flavored capsule located
within
the filter thus making it like
a vape
plus all of the nicotine and tar
delivering goodness of a
traditional
cigarette those were especially
popular
in South America where they
featured
stuff like two or even three
capsules
inside a single filter so it's
all about
innovation and how that they're
really
the finally the thing that may
have
contributed to a tax on vape at
the
moment is the ban on menthol
and capsule
cigarettes coming up from
coming up next
year in the European Empire and
some
other countries and there's an
FDA
proposal to ban it in the u.s.
too and
this makes sense because we
heard about
menthol menthol menthol so
that's even
being Mis appropriate the
menthol and
vapes is being abused by people
who want
to get rid of menthol for
cancer sticks
the stuff that replaces the
flavored
tobacco will invent in
inevitably be
vape it is therefore important
to slow
the competition down while the
customers
make the switch I would expect
the small
manufacturers and Chinese
suppliers will
be subject to some bad press
over the
next few months whichever of
the big
tobacco's own brands is not
mentioned in
the MSM is probably helping the
campaign
love and light a source in big
tobacco
advertising that makes total
sense it
makes nothing but censor my
wife said
something the other day she was
like
she's against this whole the
discussion
she's what's the big deal she
says
everyone did why a couple
people died
from vaping she says sick
before the
400,000 people a year can can be
attributed to smoking they're
not
talking about smoking deaths
they don't
even mention it in comparison
to all is
three people died from vaping
here in
the United States because there
was a
big vitamin E or whatever it
was it was
hurting them but they don't
even compare
it to they don't even mention
let alone
compare it to that almost half
a million
people who died from smoking
worldwide
plus and it's just like left
out of the
conversation and you got dick
Durbin and
going on and who cares right
small
potatoes is what she says well
if and
she's right and if you look at
what the
kids the memes they're sending
around
it's like yeah
it's it's literally you know
like
tobacco 400,000 deaths you know
thirty
thousand deaths for over fifty
thousand
thirty fifty thousand deaths
from car
accidents thirty thousand from
opioids
eight deaths from Tide Pods six
deaths
from vaping so the kids are
seeing it
they're not totally stupid but
you know
meanwhile dick durbin Durbin's
of the
world are I guess he's lobbying
for big
tobacco where's he from
Illinois hmm
maybe he's from the Midwest
somewhere
he's from Illinois but generally
speaking the way you do the
lobbying
efforts if you're in Congress I
was
lectured about that guy from
Utah who
was the old the old the older
senator
from Utah his name eludes me
for some
reason somebody in the chat
room will
mention his name gray hair he
was like
the number one lobbyist insofar
as the
liquor industry is concerned to
keep the
keep interstate shipping from
happening
and he was I was told by a big
importer
distance information may be
dubious
patch but he said what hatch
yeah Orrin
Hatch one half or any hatches
the big
he's just no you can't do this
we can't
do that you have to you need
blue laws
and he uses the excuse that
this room
Utah and they don't drink cuz
they're
all Mormons in Utah right and
so but
he's actually representing
southern
wines and spirits at the time
now it's
their luster of a player than
they used
to be which was a group out of
Florida
which may have may or may not
have
connections back to the
bootlegging you
know of course yes and he would
he and
they were and southern wise the
spirits
was one of the biggest against
oh you
should not be able to ship from
for
example KNL liquors in San
Francisco she
has a real big business sending
sending
stuff to states where it's
allowable but
which turns out to only be
about fifteen
states Texas for example even
though
they produced wine I don't
believe I can
ship a bottle of wine to Texas
you can't
why
I mean I'm still trying to get
the
homeless people off the streets
I'll
deal with liquor later just
saying
mm-hmm
and that's the way you go and
dick
durbin is a good example it
should take
somebody that doesn't seem to
have any
relationship to an operation in
Florida
yeah and you know I need they
does the
bidding for them that's the way
it works
according to an insider the
Mueller
report
yes this is a corrupt world
something
interesting ever since you
introduced us
to the the swine fever the
swine fever
Ebola that is a big Ebola
appears to be
at least killing half of
everything in
China
everything pig I just saw an
interesting
the article today it said Hong
Kong's
green Monday sees breakthrough
for
plant-based pork in swine fever
hit
China I'm thinking that's
interesting
just from the time we've got
all this
beyond meat I can't believe
it's not
meat you know whatever all
these brands
are yeah do you think they
could really
try that do you think the
Chinese would
go for that you think they'll
go for
plant-based pork are they gonna
fall for
this well the problem is that
the
idealism doesn't work because
in fact
that was I learned this a long
time ago
in my culinary exploits is the
Chinese
when you go for example get
some just
hanging pork so it's just
generically
called barbecue pork you got a
big piece
you chopped it up you put it in
your
fried rice you use it for all
sorts of
things
the Americans always all want
lean they
want lean it's like the bacon I
want
lean aren't lean I won't lean
bacon the
Chinese want fatty because the
source of
energy really comes from the
fat I'm
just getting protein from the
lean which
you may or may not need too
much of
especially if you're a mature
adult but
you do need energy and the
energy comes
from the fat content you know
so they
always want more they want fatty
barbecue barbecue pork and
fatty bacon
and so I so I don't know how
you can get
that component in the bullcrap
product
but it's gonna all be lean
which is the
Chinese don't like hmm all
right no it
was just a thought so I just
think is
gonna be a flop you know I've
been
observing the advertising or I
should
say lack thereof on Tucker
Carlson
cancelled tonight because he's
yet he is
still a huge target of canceled
culture
sure and he yeah Pharma has
been a
problem you know for me I think
that I
think Fox has taken a beating
on that
show well I think they I think
he did a
native ad
oh brother I think really
surprised me
yes it was so and it was almost
like
back to when did we have the
swine flu
when I got swine flu 2010 2009
2010 you
know where they're the Lions
yeah so I
think they're trying to bring
that back
because the if you if you look
for the
headline within the next 36
hours a
super flu could spread like
wildfire
across America and Tucker
kicked this
off yesterday with that
douchebag doctor
who he always brings in the guy
who
would you know they all hate
weed and
it's always anti anti good meds
and it's
always chilling for the big
pharmaceutical industry listen
to this a
new report by the World Health
Organization says it's just a
matter of
time maybe not that much time
before a
major flu pandemic okay now
before we do
that let's remind wait there's
nuts
there's they don't have
something on the
horizon there's not a bug that
they can
identify this come out this is
just a
vague vague report that one of
these
days
well it is the World Health
Organization
let me remind you of the kinda
kind of
report we got from them in 2014
Ebola
epidemic it's the largest and
most
severe and most complex we have
ever
seen in the nearly 40-year
history of
this disease
no one event outbreak
responders would
experience dating back to 1976
to 1995
people that were directly
involve with
those outbreaks none of them
have ever
seen any thing like it we were
all gonna
die and then they all and that
guy came
back we had Ebola and he was
live on
every news channel and he just
hops out
of the ambulance remember that
yeah I'll
just go inside here so the
world it was
also the nurse who said screw
this and
she wasn't gonna be put in she
went
basically so the World Health
Organization are a bunch of
douche bag
shields and Tuckers all in a
new report
by the World Health
Organization says
it's just a matter of time
maybe not
that much time before a major
flu
pandemic this days
hyperglobalisation
flu could spread worldwide 36
hours and
potentially kill 80 million
people are
we prepared for that could we
prepare
for that come on seagulls a Fox
contributor he joins us tonight
are you
worried about to hear that they
had a
little sound effect in there
there's
like a little emergency
beep-bop when we
sure that wasn't you know what
that
could have been it could have
been a
timer so that because they have
to talk
about this X amount of time it
is
including his intro okay hold
on Paige
you are nailing it my friend
this report will it's too
fifteen on the timer the be
broke comes
almost at exactly two minutes I
think
you're right in just 36 hours
and
potentially kill 80 million
people we
prepared for that could we
prepare for
that tomorrow yeah are you
worried about
this dr. Tucker I'm worried
about this
because flow is a very
changeable virus
it mutates all the time and if
we see a
flu that we haven't seen before
and then
we don't have any immunity to
we could
see a lot of deaths from it and
already
in a regular flu season to give
you an
idea kills half a million
people around
the world and infects a billion
people
every year
that's the flu that we have
immunity -
that's the flu that your flu
shot
protects you against but if we
saw a new
version at pandemic strain
a serious one not like the one
we saw in
2009 but a really bad one with
air
travel it could spread around
the globe
in a matter of days and we
wouldn't be
prepared for it we could make a
pandemic
vaccine but that'd take months
we have a
universal flu vaccine in the
pipeline
but that's going to take five
years
before it's ready we right now
and
another thing why don't we have
the kind
of detection software we need
to tell me
if someone's sick before they
get
symptoms people travel on
planes right
they're close together they're
coughing
on each other they could be in
Asia one
day and here in New York the
next day
spreading a serious killer like
the flu
flu spreads very easily it
lives on
surfaces it spreads through the
air it
kills you it can get you quite
sick it
can cause pneumonia it can
cause all
kinds of other infections I
want to know
that a person has it before
they're even
sick we have the technology for
that
we're not using it and I want
that flu
vaccine that we can use against
all
strains that come out what's
going to
get us in big trouble is a
mutation
something that mutates from a
bird or a
bird-like creature to humans
we've seen
it before we saw it in 1918 if
it
happens now you're going to
also see a
lot of panic and one more thing
Tucker
bioterror we've talked about
that on the
show here you could take a flu
molecule
in the laboratory and change it
so it's
one just that slight change
genetically
so that we've never seen it
before or a
fine
some of your reports are
reassuring
tonight's is not among them dr.
Singhal
gracious I find that to be the
most
despicable but what was that
you think
it's part of a program of love
yeah
there's gonna be more and
Morris until
they finally have the punchline
of who
who the big advertiser is
because
there's no evidence that there
was an
advertiser there oh no this is
part of
the World Health Organization
came out
with a 36 hour warning super
flu they
repeat this verbatim add some
biological
terror to fill up the
two-minute window
they promised and think about
it because
they finally got the measles
every old
measles hub or measles Meisel
music
everyone's ready they're ready
to get
flu shots
I think the advertising starts
next week
they're gonna push it okay what
now you
have to follow it of course I'm
gonna
follow it I love this I think
for this
love it in the reminder that
guy's an
idiot that doctor will wait for
this if
the super flu really shows up
this is
the report I would have done
but of
course I wasn't getting paid to
do it
and to the people who were
homeless on
the street
that's gonna that's gonna be
some
message dangle that's gonna be
some
nasty shit in fact an angle
less an
angle for a good story if your
local
news producer mm-hmm I would
say you
just heard a very bad man
donate if you
heard a very valuable executive
level
idea that the troops should be
list
paying attention to yes
dynamite yeah
exactly and it reminds me a
little bit
of I think it was
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must have been Star Trek Deep
Space nine
I think episode 11 sanctuary
district
21st century history is not one
of my
strong points too depressing
it's been a
hobby of mine
it made some ugly mistakes but
they also
paved the way for a lot of
things we now
take for granted assume this is
one of
those mistakes a bad one by the
early
2020s there was a place like
this in
every major city in the United
States
why are these people in here
have a
criminal's you know people with
criminal
records weren't allowed in the
sanctuary
districts then what do they do
to
deserve this you know
just people
without jobs or places to move
so they
get put in here welcome to the
21st
century doctor I think that was
that was
filmed in you know 99 or
something
before that maybe
ah yes visionary that's right
and get
you get your flu infested
campers
and one way to rouse everybody
gets sick
this is an epidemic going
around yeah
hey you got a nice offer end of
show I
think we should end this have a
yeah
I'll be long unless you want
that one
you can try and kinda take a
look at
this this is the there's part
of one of
the byte in series is kids here
words
sure the kids here words make
sure the
kids hear word
it's okay but that's all I got
that's
all you got well I can't count
on you
but apparently okay I will make
it fight
effort in the future what am I
gonna do
for this show I don't know they
do have
one clip I'd like to get it out
of here
okay let's do that
sorry about that no it's okay
it's not
your fault I just snowed in
here snowed
in versus trumped is back in
the news
that's not being reported in the
mainstream the Trump
administration
filed suit Tuesday against NSA
whistleblower Edward Snowden
over his
newly released memoir titled
permanent
record seeking to block his
publisher
from forwarding any revenue
from book
sales Snowden tweeted in
response well
this is the book the government
does not
want you to read unquote this
comes
after Snowden who's been in
exile in
Russia since 2013 told CBS News
Monday
he would return to the US if he
was
guaranteed a fair trial and
chance to
share with the American public
why he
leaked NSA documents I'm not
asking for
a pardon I'm not asking for a
pass what
I'm asking for is a fair trial
and this
is the bottom line that any
American
should require right we don't
want
people thrown in prison without
the jury
being able to decide whether
what they
did was right or wrong yeah
apparently
the new DNA was at the
of D&I who's the new guy yeah
the new
guy yeah he has written a
letter saying
time to renew the what is it
what's the
name of that act it's the the
patriot
yeah no it's the follow-up to
the
Patriot Act which has you know
the same
so-called protections of
national yet I
know what it is
national defect no no no no no
it's like
the good stuff in it no it's
like I'm it
well this is because I was
reading I
can't believe it i don't have
this
article somewhere it's like the
isn't it
that it's not patriot it's the
america
act
oh here it is I got it I'm
sorry USA
Freedom Act oh yeah there you
go that's
the one yeah
yeah so he ya Joseph Maguire he
says the
USA Freedom Act wire 9mag wire
the USA
Freedom Act of 2015 preserves
significant national security
authorities enhances privacy
and civil
liberties protections increases
transparency bullshit arrest
Snowden
yeah the yeah arrest Snowden
and the
administration supports a clean
and
permanent reauthorization of
all the USA
Freedom Act provisions of the
Foreign
Intelligence Surveillance Act
that will
expire in December 2019
including the
lone wolf and roving wiretap
authorities
and the acquisition of business
records
including called detail records
under
title 5 of FISA the USA what's
the name
of this act again the USA
Freedom Act
how is that freedom yeah
forget about it reflector 33
charlie
that's your freedom right there
everybody hams will save the
world i
we've got
oh the full interview that it
was steve
Bocelli coming up after the
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sir seat
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I've got Hugh Allison I've got
roofie
Tom Starkweather Jesse Coyne
Nelson I
mean it's a lot so I'm not
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foes and
such in Italy 1 million smokers
have
taken up East cigarettes market
researchers Euromonitor
International
estimate the industry will be
worth 7
billion dollars by the end of
the year
in January a cigarette makers
in Italy
will have to pay 80 point five
percent
of their revenue in taxes so e
cigarettes for now subjects
were 92
percent tax instead of Vermont
the bill is aimed at curbing
youth levy
the new tax is not actually
going
effective cigarettes it's only
going to
be affecting ethics and I'll
dispose
others substitute products
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gate that
Jew hates to make him wait but
you just
gotta have another cigarette
they took a
large group of people who
wanted to stop
smoking half of them they gave
thee
cigarettes too and the other
half they
could choose whatever they
wanted for
nicotine substitution to patch
chewing
gum it turned out many more
people were
successful using e-cigarettes
let's call
it vaping than any other method
of
smoking secession government is
so
dependent on that text solar
that comes
from tobacco it's no Norma's
another
bull Mr P they will be very
reluctant to
see that go down that if people
switched
off tobacco and went on to
vaping then
that tax take may reduce and
made it
that - the real reason the
largest oil
facilities today in neighboring
Yemen
Houthi rebels claimed
responsibility for
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