Cover for No Agenda Show 1192: Balderdash!
November 21st, 2019 • 2h 55m

1192: Balderdash!

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equals winner this is no agenda in the
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morning everybody I Adam Curry and
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from northern Silicon Valley where
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there's nothing better than pickled
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cauliflower I'm Chauncey Dubois can
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always count on a food tip at the top of
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the show indeed pickled cauliflower oh
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yeah do you pickle it yourself no
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Doubt's no I don't actually I pick up my
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own terms but I don't use the
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cauliflower you pickle your own turnips
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all pickled turnips are the best okay
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very nice pickled turnips hey John this
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was hands down the worst television week
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in American broadcast history I know and
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these networks decided to actually
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interrupt our own programming and put
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this debate on TV so he had to go find a
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station that was showing something he
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could watch it was and the shows were
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boring yesterday was particularly bad
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the whole impeachment hearings which
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just dragged on although nicely back
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timed by chairmanship into the 8 o'clock
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news hour he did that perfectly so the
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pre-show pre-debate shows could start
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everywhere
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oh my god if it and just just it was and
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then the snooze fest of a debate it's
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like this is so wrong this is ruining
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television I mean even the debate just
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for a second this is this format if we
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can just talk as executives this format
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is wrong it's not a debate it's a bunch
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of news models asking questions to each
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point they deal with for women and no
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men I think that was an obvious
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statement but that didn't bother me that
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much
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yes for me yes it's like these
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candidates it's dumb you just you get a
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45 seconds to a to follow-up answer
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questions and they just ask different
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questions of everybody and once in a
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while there's a little bit of
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interaction but if you want this to
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succeed if you want people to care
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you got a like that we have to have the
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candidates do some challenges you know
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like a three-legged race or you know
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build a bike together as a team that now
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that would be a good show that's what I
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want is that's where I'll see some
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leadership but no just put Gordon Ramsay
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in front of the yes have him cookin
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exactly a cook-off chopped off you've
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been until maybe do a diary room where
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the candid well I really didn't like
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what Tulsi did to me that was just not
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so nice but okay all soldier on I mean
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this would this is how you do a show
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this in they still got the music and Tom
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Tom Tom Tom but debate no one cares
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this is not how people watch video
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anymore
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just my opinion but God I mean spice it
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up a bit if only they would give us a
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little bit of control over the
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production of this show it would be so
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much better everybody would be watching
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well and it's the trend and we got
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comedians you guys have to go to a
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labyrinth of the punching bags and
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hitting them and American Gladiator
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America what is better than that's
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called knocked out or punch is really
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violent because this thing this big pad
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of things hit you pretty hard they knock
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you knock you to the drink there you go
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now what those guys going through that
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that would be good exactly exactly yeah
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yeah so where do you want I think we
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should just start with this television
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week so we can get through it and maybe
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we do it in order of appearance starting
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with the the continuation of the
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hearings well I have okay I'll tell you
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what I have
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mm-hmm I got I have no clips from the
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hearings because I'm going because I'm
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going to take a look at the transcripts
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do some analysis of the the end of the
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days and things like that and then baby
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important be have maybe have something
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for Sunday although I doubt it important
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analysis important analysis so I do all
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my clips are from the debates and it's
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just a couple just to ridiculed the two
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people that were there although I do
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have the Tulsi I thought it was chicken
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shit by the way they had Tulsi they
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threw our softball to start yeah you're
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going into the debate
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I have clips on the hearing I mean okay
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but then I wanted I'm gonna skip my
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clips on the debates right now would do
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them after the hearings and if we can't
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we can talk exactly because the hearing
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well first of all if I can just preface
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this these hearings with a lot of
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hearsay and people going back and forth
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and how they felt about policy and
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policy being up ended and ambassadors
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you know people paying a million dollars
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to become ambassador means this is all
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just the asshole of what politics is in
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America nothing interesting no proof
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you didn't find it interesting that
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number of the candidates I think
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Klobuchar are was one of them I'm
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talking about the darling so wait that a
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number of the candidates would all go on
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later and say oh yeah these hearings
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that the
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they it's unbelievable that this guy got
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this ambassadorship only because he
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bundled money for think are they kidding
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us well let's look at all of the
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ambassadorships and let's go back to
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Obama come on it's stupid go back to go
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back to Teddy Roosevelt yes exactly
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the plumb ambassadorships the ones too
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right now the plumb ones are EU which is
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what that guy was saunder I'm whatever
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it's worth a million bucks
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EU yeah I was a bundler the EU
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ambassadorship we said this before in
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the show
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Vatican ambassadorship is a killer
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London you don't to do anything want to
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be in London you want to be in Paris and
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Paris Rome Rome Singapore Singapore is a
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winner yes Elizabeth Warren who said hey
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if you're a billionaire if you're rich
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and if you wanna you want to get an
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ambassadorship don't donate to me okay
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that's good
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noted but what an idiot all right back
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to the back to the hearing because I do
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have one central premise that I'm
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interested in and will again I'll get to
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that because I did kind of a deep dive
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ooh
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so while everyone's going on about
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Security Assistance which I love this
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word this is a new term for weapons
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sales security assistance buying a gun
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so you know we gave a billion dollars we
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have Joe Biden saying he wouldn't give
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it if something didn't stop prosecution
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but a billion dollars nowhere at any
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point did anyone will I have a kind of
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half a clip did anyone say well what is
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this billion dollars for what what are
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they doing with a billion dollars so
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let's kind of start with that we'll
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heard the congressman congressman or
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senator things congressman from me from
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Texas
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now they're all congressmen in this area
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yes and he's actually not going to stand
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for re-election he's done with
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everything it seems like a nice guy but
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you know former spook who brags about a
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little bit too much and he asked miss
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Cooper who is the Defense Department's
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envoy for Security Assistance exactly
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what kind of money was put together and
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where it comes from and what it's meant
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for Oh before I say that miss Cooper she
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looks like Meg from Family Guy family
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guy with the glasses the haircuts
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perfect
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so here's her asking her about this this
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a this and where it comes from and what
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buckets is from it what it's really for
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and is it really javelin missiles
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showing up in in crates or is it
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something else can you explain I know
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FMF a foreign military financing of
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State Department's but can you explain
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the difference between FMF and US AI
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funding and also how the Ukrainians get
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Lewthwaite so there are three separate
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pieces to our overall ability to provide
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equipment to the Ukrainian Armed Forces
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the first is the foreign military
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finance system which is a State
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Department Authority and countries
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around the world have this Authority
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that authority is used for some of the
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training and equipment there's also the
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Ukraine security assistance initiative
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that's a DoD Authority
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unlike the state authority the DoD
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Authority is only a one-year Authority
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and then third there's opportunity for
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defense sales and that is something that
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we're working with Ukrainians on now so
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that they can actually purchase US
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equipment but the javelin specifically
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was provided under FMF initial answer
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and now the Ukrainians are interested in
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the purchase of javelin
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and there wasn't a hold put on
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purchasing of equipment is that correct
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not to my understanding no yeah FMF
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foreign military financing and it's a
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great system the taxpayers send their
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money to the Treasury the Treasury then
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at the command of typically Congress
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ascends that in the form of foreign
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military financing of course I don't
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think to actually send anything but
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let's just pretend here's a check and
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then they take the check and say great
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who's got some javelins oh let me hand
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it right back to you and it goes into
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the military-industrial complex this is
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a round-robin game and we might as well
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just recognize that that's what it's
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about
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and those javelins were not held up
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there they could purchase and anyone
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believe me
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the US military industrial campus store
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does not close you want to show up with
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some money no problem as long as you're
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pre-approved we'll give it to you so I'm
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trying to figure out where all this
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money has been going to Ukraine and it's
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if you if you look at the so there was
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an office and management budget request
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that of course comes from the from the
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executive branch from the president
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which had a whole list of items which
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are all financial codes yes and the
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request was hey here's all this money
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which equals about thirty nine billion
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dollars you're going to give away in
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that 2019 could you please tell me just
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itemize this shit so we understand
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what's going on this has been a campaign
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promise so I'm happy that's happening
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and there was no news on it but I
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finally got it ahold of the the
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interoffice memo which spells us out
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quite clearly but if you go back we've
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given five billion dollars to Ukraine in
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recent history and funny enough the only
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place I could find anything because this
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OMB memo if you trace it back and you
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look at the foreign military financing
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it's there's no banks not names aren't
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filled in the recipient name it's a
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completely void of any information and
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in 2014 when we really cranked up the
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aid because of course we were about to
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replace the government in Ukraine
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of all outfits Huffington Post tried to
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figure out where all this money was
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going now the United States is preparing
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to give 1 billion dollars in aid into
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the Ukraine but because there is a
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little public disclosure on those funds
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they'll be a while before we know
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English actually how the money is used
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however having imposed review of
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disclosures of the five million dollars
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of aid given to Ukraine since 1992 might
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give us some insight much of the aid has
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gone to programs combating human
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trafficking or the proliferation of arms
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dismantling of Chernobyl and groups
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promoting democracy and civic engagement
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now President Obama has already said
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that some of the new aid will go to this
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latter group a fact sheet released this
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week the administration said quote the
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United States will provide technical
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assistance to Train election observers
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help bring electoral processes in line
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with international standards and promote
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robust participation of by civil society
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organizations and a free and independent
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media so the first yes so the focus
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there a billion dollars a thousand
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millions a thousand million dollar bills
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going to non-governmental organizations
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- let me see I have the year to fund
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groups promoting civic engagement the
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rule of law investigative journalism and
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oversight of Elections come on and
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subsequently we overthrew the government
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put our own people in this is this is
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this is quite funny that in addition is
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unbelievably bogus yes in addition to
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that USAID contributed though 200
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million dollars as part of this of the
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thousand million USAID in these
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situations reminds me of these venture
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capital companies where you have one got
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you know a bunch of guys jump in on
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something and then some laggard not
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gonna say who but let's just say any any
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number of them look hey the all these
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guys are investing in this I have to get
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my piece of the action let me put my
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money in exactly it but us he does a lot
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of times yes and it comes back multiple
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fold although USAID gets a lot of money
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from the National Endowment for
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democracy which is all
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so taxpayer money but there is something
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we should be part of looking at these
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numbers yes I totally agree
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what do you we should just be the
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National Endowment for democracy's
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podcast we'll take care of you now
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yesterday a news release and it came out
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about a press conference and this was
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Interfax which is a throwback to the 70s
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I think it I didn't know Interfax still
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existed is this the the the Eurasian
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news service like the Eurasian
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Associated Press
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yeah yeah I've heard of them so Interfax
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releases a news report that and and a
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YouTube video to go along with it which
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I'm having confirmed as if what the
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article says is what they actually said
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in this press conference to Ukrainian
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members of parliament have now demanded
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that the presidents of Ukraine and the
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United States investigate suspicions of
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the legalization of 7.4 billion by the
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family of ex-president Viktor Yanukovych
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Yanukovych through the American
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investment firm of Franklin Templeton
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Investments you know who is a part of
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Franklin Templeton Investments no hunter
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Biden he's cansada yes of course but so
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anyway the way too deep what they're
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saying is is that and this is one of
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this is a dickish one of these two
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members of parliament several facts
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indicate Franklin Templeton Investments
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relationship with the u.s. Democratic
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Party the son of Templeton's founder
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John Templeton jr. was one of President
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Obama's major campaign donors another
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fund related characters Thomas Donnellan
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managing director of Blackrock
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investment Institute see the president
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where is it here or billionaire
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Democrats well what they're saying is
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this this round-robin money laundering
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which goes through this franklin
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templeton investments and it directly
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benefits the DNC and many Democratic
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donors and politicians it's I mean it's
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still Interfax so this will get no play
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although you know I think the Shapiro's
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outfit picked up on it
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Interfax is Russian of course it's it's
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old that's why it's not gonna get any
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place like Sputnik and right but it's
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interesting the Russians are reporting
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on the corruption of US citizens in
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Ukraine
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yeah well it's more likely that they're
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gonna report on than anybody we've got
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working over there yeah well this is
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true which is a state department but if
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you look at carry all the people who
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have been involved in the State
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Department with Ukraine all of this
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money going to NGOs who are going to
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oversee elections come on and then the
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one person yeah and this is the do you
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remember her name is natalie jaresko
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anna natalie jaresko was named
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specifically by in previous documents
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and by these two ukrainian politicians
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saying that she was the one that was
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shepherding the this money laundering
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and if you recall she's a US citizen who
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was born at she was born in Ukraine
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naturalized US citizen big walls not big
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but she had six hundred million dollar
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fund of investments private investments
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in Ukraine and then she was asked to be
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the finance minister when they had that
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big switcheroo when when we came in and
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and we laughed about it of course
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because you know what kind of person are
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you putting in there and take care of
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the you know take care of the country's
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money when she has a vested interest and
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she was removed and she's now I think
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she's they shipped her off to some
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god-awful place I see where she is she's
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I'm sorry she's now been shipped off to
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port Puerto Rico
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and she's yes she's the executive
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director keep her busy financial
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oversight and management board but she's
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the one that actually shepherded
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according to the Ukrainians shepherded a
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lot of this of this money so I found
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that really eye-opening that that's not
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discussed because we're giving away a
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lot of money everywhere everywhere and
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so it's not just it seems to me that the
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hearings these impeachment hearings
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especially when you bring all this stuff
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up and the Interfax story it's just
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really this create a huge just a
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smokescreen
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yes cover-up Biden yes
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well maybe not just cover a bite and I
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don't think by this alone that's the
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thing that wasn't wolf
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exactly they would have thrown him in
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goodbye you who gives a shit but this
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everybody's involved they all get a
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piece of it they all have a taste
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now this there were always rumors about
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huge financial contributions coming
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through Ukraine into the Obama
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campaign's what if it's rife what if if
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fifty percent maybe a hundred percent of
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these of these fuckers in Congress are
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all in on the deal they're all in on the
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take they're all getting round-robin
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kickbacks the or they get a franklin
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templeton investment a count which by
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the way invests they have a huge ukraine
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fund course now maybe there's a whole
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bunch of people in on this and then they
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look at that and go holy crap we're
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gonna get revealed what do we do i don't
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know let's let's do a TV show all right
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so then we have the typical fox news
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proofs that this was a big nothing
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burger i loved playing that this is i
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think to in both cases republican mike
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turner really got straight to the heart
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of the matter
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each segment about a minute in length
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and that was all we really needed to
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understand what this was about first
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she's going he's going to ask ambassador
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song Glenn the Ambassador to the
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European Union if he actually ever heard
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anyone anywhere say that Trump won
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something in return for letting the
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security assistance flow laughter you
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testified chairman ship ran out and gave
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a press conference and said he gets to
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impeach the president states because of
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your testimony and if you pull up CNN
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today right now their banner says Soglin
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ties trump to withholding aid is that
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your testimony today mr. Messer solemn
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that you have evidence that Donald Trump
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tied the investigations yet because I
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don't think you're saying that I've said
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repeatedly congressman I was presuming I
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also said that President Trump so no one
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heard not just the president Giuliani
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didn't tell you Mulvaney didn't tell you
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nobody Pompeyo didn't tell you nobody
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else on this planet told you that Donald
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Trump was tying aid to these
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investigations is that correct I think I
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already testified so answer the question
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is it correct no one on this planet told
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you that Donald Trump was tying this aid
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to the investigations because if your
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answer is yes then the Chairman is wrong
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and the headline on CNN is wrong no one
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on this planet told you that President
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Trump was tying aid to investigations
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yes or no yes so you really have no
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testimony today that ties President
22:30
Trump to a scheme to withhold aid from
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Ukraine in exchange for these
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investigations other than my own
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presumption which is nothing this is no
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good well that is a debts the debt
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probably should be highlighted as clip
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of the day well then I will take that
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award in
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because it really negates the entire
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testimony that every news source New
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York Times CNN MSNBC obviously even Fox
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probably I'm talking about Deutsche
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Welle france24 and all these other guys
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they all have spewed misinformation that
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this guy tied everything together and
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his testimony has sunk Trump and they
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all did it every news organization
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around the world well in fact after the
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after the hearing they had that you know
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like 40 minutes to fill before the
23:33
debate pre-show would start here's a
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little Kampala of some of the m5m
23:38
comments now we know that every fantasy
23:42
about how corrupt this administration
23:46
was is actually true of our live
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coverage of the blowtorch testimony this
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morning Gordon turns out to be the guy
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who has offered the most stunning
23:57
testimony in addition to that and the
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bombshells we've heard about this was an
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AED from mr. Sandlin
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as you said taking a blowtorch to every
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defense donald trump has offered we
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don't say this very often anymore
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because it's rarely true but I think
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today changed everything this is really
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really true love me some blow toward who
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came what comes up with this that's a
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good line I like that load torch
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testimony so the same Mike Turner
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questioned ambassador Volcker did the
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president ever mean he wanted something
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in return
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did the Ukrainians ever think he wanted
24:40
something in return it really only comes
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down to what did the President of the
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United States intend and what did he say
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and what did the Ukrainians understand
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or here
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ambassador Volker you're one of the
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first people that we've had in these
24:53
open public testimony this had
24:55
conversations with both so I get to ask
24:57
you you had a meeting with the president
25:00
States and you believe that the policy
25:02
issues that he raised concerning Ukraine
25:03
were valid
25:05
yes the president itíd states ever say
25:07
to you that he was not going to allow
25:10
aid for the United States to go to the
25:13
Ukraine unless there were investigations
25:15
into verismo
25:16
the Biden's or the 2016 elections no he
25:18
did not
25:19
did the Ukrainians ever tell you that
25:21
they understood that they would not get
25:24
a meeting with the president United
25:25
States a phone call with the president
25:26
United States military aid or foreign
25:29
aid from the United States unless they
25:31
undertook investigations of Purisima the
25:35
Biden's of the 2016 elections no they
25:37
did not you know pretty much ambassador
25:38
Volker you just like took apart their
25:40
entire case no he didn't
25:45
because the entire idea is to shape
25:48
everybody's mind and and to make you
25:52
think that this president is a horrible
25:54
man has done in a blowtorch testimony
25:57
shows he's only in it for himself
25:59
because this process is not a legal one
26:02
it is a political process you've heard
26:04
them say this a million times what it
26:05
means is you just have to convince
26:07
everybody and you know kind of like
26:10
global warming that's the whole idea and
26:13
it does work eventually if you get all
26:15
the mainstream media saying this over
26:18
and over again people going well you
26:20
know I think everyone says it's emotion
26:24
of World War two it worked with it works
26:26
and it's worked and worked and work
26:28
we've done it with the Gulf of Tonkin I
26:30
mean there's Tommy Lee Tonkin not
26:32
Thompkins Tom Tom Tomsk and Tonkin
26:37
Tonkin and and it's it works it just
26:39
works it works like a champ it always
26:42
has worked
26:43
you just keep it only works by the way
26:46
when the media yes is in cahoots and
26:50
this is the media once this the media
26:52
which is root and no matter what anybody
26:54
likes to say well they actually they
26:56
stop denying - some years ago that the
26:58
media is rife with hardcore Democrat
27:02
progressives but it used to be an
27:04
argument no no yet but now it's not yeah
27:07
so what but it's it's it's both sides
27:10
it's when it comes to television all
27:12
they want is ratings that's why you get
27:13
words like this this is it this is
27:15
exactly what the pundits say
27:18
you know in in a break during a
27:21
wrestling match all blowtorch attack
27:23
blowtorch did you see this but slammed
27:26
and they need the controversy they need
27:32
a fight that's what people want to watch
27:34
which is why I'm very disappointed in
27:36
how they handled all of this week's
27:38
televised events because they did not
27:40
bring it they didn't bring the fire
27:42
anyway that's a largely due to shift
27:45
well shift was out there communicating
27:49
coded messages NPR heard it and
27:52
responded time is not with a minority
27:54
for 20 minutes I'm sorry 33 minutes he
27:59
said 33 minutes interesting number there
28:01
Daniel Goldman has finished the
28:03
questioning mess NPR catching a 2o 33
28:05
guys interesting number the guy says and
28:19
weak wink and then what I thought was
28:22
the funniest bit this vinden I'm sorry
28:28
Lieutenant Colonel VIN Minh address him
28:31
properly which i think is in this
28:33
literally a national security guy he
28:36
doesn't really have to wear a uniform
28:37
ever know he was dressed up for the
28:40
occasion and his opening statement he
28:42
talked about his you know yet the way
28:44
he's even asked about his Purple Heart
28:46
and you know so he serve can't blame for
28:49
that but that was the whole idea is to
28:51
dress up and show some official official
28:54
nature also just like the the finance
28:59
minister he was also asked by Ukraine to
29:02
several times publicly even to serve as
29:06
Ukraine's defence minister it's just an
29:09
interesting detail yeah he did that did
29:12
come out he didn't he didn't take the
29:14
take the gig but it's just interesting
29:16
so then now we have Nunez asking
29:20
questions which is clearly drilling down
29:22
into hey man where did all this come
29:23
from
29:24
who is the whistleblower VIN Minh
29:27
actually opens his mouth and starts to
29:29
starts to give us a clue
29:31
as to where the whistleblower is located
29:34
and then shift steps in Teaneck Colonel
29:36
Ben Minh did you discuss the July 25th
29:38
phone call with anyone outside the White
29:40
House on July 25th or the 26th and if so
29:45
with him yes I did my core function is
29:48
to coordinate US government policy
29:50
interagency policy and I spoke to two
29:53
individuals with regards to providing a
29:58
some sort of readout of the column two
30:01
individuals that were not in the White
30:02
House not in the White House cleared the
30:05
US government officials with the part
30:07
with a appropriate need to know and what
30:09
agencies were these officials with the
30:12
Department of State Department of State
30:15
deputy assistant secretary George Kent
30:18
who is responsible for the the the
30:20
portfolio Eastern Europe including
30:23
Ukraine and a individual from the office
30:26
of intelligence community what as you
30:32
know the intelligence community has 17
30:35
different agencies
30:36
what agency was this individual from if
30:40
I could interject here we don't want to
30:43
use these proceedings it's our time I
30:45
know material we need to protect the
30:46
whistleblower if I want to make sure
30:52
that there's no effort to out the
30:55
whistleblower through the use of these
30:57
proceedings if the witness has a good
31:00
faith belief that this may reveal the
31:04
identity of the whistleblower that is
31:06
not the purpose that we are here for and
31:08
I want to advise the witness accordingly
31:11
so and now of course what's interesting
31:15
is shift says that he doesn't even know
31:17
the whistleblower doesn't know who he is
31:19
yet apparently he does know that when
31:21
vin Minh is about to say office and
31:23
maybe he was gonna say Office of
31:25
Management and Budget Office of the
31:27
Director of National Intelligence it's
31:30
an office of something there's a number
31:32
of them but the minute he's ready to
31:33
spill the beans shift steps in
31:39
well that's interesting since he
31:40
supposedly doesn't know who it is
31:41
yeah exactly here's a here's veeneman
31:44
telling newness to shut up mr. VIN Minh
31:46
you testified in your deposition that
31:48
you did not know the whistleblower
31:50
ranking member or exiled Lieutenant
31:52
Colonel Thurmond please let lieutenant
31:54
colonel Binh Minh you testify shut up
31:57
slave wasn't expecting you to go that
32:02
way mr. venema you testified in your
32:05
deposition that you did not know the
32:07
whistleblower ranking member exiled
32:09
Lieutenant Colonel Pittman please let
32:11
lieutenant colonel women you testified
32:14
shut up outrank you now of course with
32:21
all the touchy-feely stuff I could have
32:23
pulled a million clips about how people
32:25
felt hurt and it was wrong and no
32:28
president should subvert our foreign
32:31
policy as if that's true but okay so
32:35
it's very easy for it rezident is the
32:37
foreign policy it's very easy for either
32:40
side and when I say side I'm talking
32:43
about m5m it's very easy for them to
32:46
cherry-pick bits and pieces and create a
32:48
story around it which is really what
32:50
this is about
32:50
the only thing the only solace I take is
32:54
that these the politicians and the m5m
32:58
are still playing by the old rules the
33:00
old rules are give it you know give a an
33:04
interview to the New York Times they'll
33:06
publish it on Wednesday you know
33:08
Wednesday night it'll be on the CBS 6
33:10
o'clock news then everyone else will
33:12
copy that and that's how you gets the
33:14
narrative that's how you get the message
33:15
into the ether of course we have this
33:18
internet thing and we have our own ideas
33:22
now we're doing our own investigative
33:24
work so the the rules of the game have
33:27
changed but these these hearings these
33:29
day-long hearings prove that they are
33:32
still operating on the old system so
33:35
eventually that's not going to work it
33:36
may not be this time around but
33:38
eventually that's just going to fall
33:39
apart and with shows like this with zero
33:42
entertainment value it's going to be
33:45
over pretty soon what's funny is the
33:47
stuff on YouTube where people insert
33:51
you know different words they make funny
33:53
little clips about it but like Noah
33:55
animated no agenda that's all so it's
33:57
that's how people want to get to this
33:59
information and that's how how things
34:01
are exposed and oh I didn't know that
34:03
moments so that that change is a-comin
34:08
well I mean the kind of thing that
34:09
really made the maid hey wasn't even on
34:11
the hearings it was after the it was a I
34:14
guess a discussion after the hearings or
34:17
on one of the shows I guess it was MSNBC
34:20
where Eric's wall well farted supposedly
34:24
I have the clip yes
34:27
fart gate I have but before we go there
34:30
kind just play two clips in relation to
34:32
the old media new media and then of
34:34
course I want to get right back to fart
34:36
gate because of course you see this is
34:37
the thing this is the your old media I'm
34:39
new media hold on new media okay boomer
34:46
by the way I have magic powers
34:49
everyone's reporting when I say okay
34:51
boomer they're OK Google fires up so
34:55
here we I'm gonna use my power right now
34:57
okay boomer bark like a dog
35:01
I tried this earlier with the in fact I
35:06
can probably show you here's what
35:08
happens here's what should be happening
35:09
to thousands of people around the world
35:11
me see if I can I got to fire this up
35:13
cuz I don't normally have it on
35:17
let me say bark like a dog
35:25
so hopefully everywhere around the world
35:28
google talking devices start barking
35:30
like a dog so maybe maybe we set off a
35:33
whole lady in the Tramp thing all right
35:35
so just to show you how the elites think
35:37
the old the way old media is done here's
35:39
a quick example 60 minutes Australia
35:43
Fergie who used to be married to Randy
35:47
Andy the Royal is being interviewed
35:50
about her book and of course the
35:52
interviewer digs back into the you know
35:55
the remember that if you recall a long
35:56
time ago video where she's got 40 grand
35:58
in cash being given to her secret hidden
36:00
video in a hotel room very scandalous
36:02
and she just doesn't want to talk about
36:04
it and and here's how the old elites in
36:07
the old media handled these situations
36:09
so men did you take the money at once
36:11
said you had $40,000 cash sitting in
36:14
front of you did you'd say absolutely
36:16
yes and it was given to me and I got in
36:18
the car and then returned it straight
36:20
away once the scandal broke as soon as I
36:23
knew it was a scandal not once it broke
36:25
Michael but don't try and trick me now
36:27
because I'm not going to play this game
36:28
delete that bit John cannot eat it
36:31
please that because I don't want to go
36:32
down this questions of you know I just
36:36
to tableau did John is Sarah's
36:38
Australian agent off screen this is
36:40
everything you've written in your books
36:41
yes I know your race and your book has
36:45
already been released and the thing is
36:47
I'm not gonna go down to this point I'm
36:49
going to answer your questions but
36:51
that's done it's finished I've answered
36:53
it thank you very much moving I think
36:54
the next question just the starting
36:55
point of this year in your life that you
37:03
go get rid of it I'm not going to answer
37:07
these questions so her ex-husband
37:09
Prince Andrew this is how this is new
37:13
media this is how we laugh and and learn
37:16
at the same time this is the lucky TV
37:18
guys that actually is one guy this guy
37:20
in in Holland and he does these these
37:24
they're not really deep fakes he does
37:26
the voices or he'll just the voices of
37:30
like the Dutch king and queen and he'll
37:32
make him say different things and he did
37:34
this
37:35
to Prince Andrew during the BBC
37:37
interview where we uncovered that he is
37:40
actually a reptile and doesn't sweat but
37:43
there was enough in that hour-long
37:44
interview for the lucky TV star our guy
37:47
in the lowlands to turn it into this one
37:50
of Epstein's accuses Virginia Roberts
37:52
who has made allegations against you
37:55
she says she dined with you danced with
37:58
you she went on to have sex with you to
38:01
have possibly a slight problem with with
38:05
with with with the sex because I have a
38:11
peculiar male edition which is that I
38:16
have a very timely you know ap but
38:24
that's just the way it is so it's
38:27
impossible for me to have sex with
38:28
somebody you know I'd love it but I'm
38:30
afraid I can't
38:31
I'm not in a position to do it because
38:33
I'm but that's very difficult to be able
38:37
to to to prove so I that's the best
38:43
explanation I can give you your all
38:46
highness thank you thank you very much
38:48
indeed very little pipi I don't know how
38:51
he did it but great job this is this is
38:53
the new media this is what happens what
38:55
we do with the elites we Macchio you
38:58
fools
39:01
now on my this is an aside this brought
39:05
this hauling so some one of our Holland
39:08
Dutch Knights I don't know if he wants
39:10
to be named or not he sent me he sent me
39:12
a care package from Holland Oh with a
39:15
bunch of food in it for Christmas hmm
39:18
excluding have giant Sinterklaas cookie
39:21
yeah yeah ginger like a ginger cookie
39:24
Brown yeah big giant thing something
39:27
called strop waffles throat waffles yes
39:30
my fave Awful's throw by the way of all
39:32
the things he said those are delicious
39:34
but we've talked about throw waffles for
39:36
years on the show have you forgotten
39:38
that you've never had one yeah it's two
39:41
wafers with some molasses inside very
39:44
Thais they're really good oh no that
39:46
especially everything he sent by the way
39:48
it was just a different form of stale
39:49
bread you know this throw bottles are
39:54
really good after you do a shot of that
39:56
Jambo juice that's what that's what
39:59
these are pretty injury there's
40:02
something called I think it's a pepper
40:03
nothing paper note paper no fan very
40:07
small ginger me like half a ball and
40:11
that is what the black Petes actually
40:13
throw to the children in the parade or
40:17
in the classroom or that puts them in
40:19
the kids shoe well those days are weird
40:24
and then there's a thing called a
40:26
Bacher's group group in note the note ER
40:33
can you serve a bunch of which they look
40:34
like chocolate and vanila so it looks
40:38
like a chocolate vanilla candies it
40:40
looks like giant M&Ms but inside they're
40:42
stale bread the dutch a lot of the Dutch
40:50
traditions are based on stale bread I
40:52
think it's a war thing No
40:57
well gee I wish I had some of that
40:59
goodness because I I love me a good
41:00
Sinterklaas pocket ah yeah well that's
41:04
what we love it into that yet alright
41:07
alright fort gate anyway thanks to
41:09
Holland for sending that yes meanwhile
41:12
meanwhile back to the news of the day
41:17
now I don't know is this do we know this
41:19
has been verified this visit did he
41:21
admit to this was just been just
41:23
doctored well trust but verify I'm
41:28
pretty sure it was real you can't know
41:33
for sure I can't know for sure because I
41:34
wasn't watching it so I do not know if
41:36
it was real mm-hmm he's miked with a
41:39
laugh thank you but I have the answer to
41:41
this this is this is the whole point
41:43
this first let's play blue Mike let's
41:47
play oh you oh you're so my god when I
41:50
tell you the answer you're gonna laugh
41:51
your ass off okay first the clip of fart
41:55
gate we have Chris Matthews MSNBC
41:57
interviewing Eric's wall well who just
42:00
fresh from the from the hearing and he's
42:02
in the halls of common in the halls of
42:04
Congress so far is uncontradicted that
42:09
the president used taxpayer dollars to
42:10
ask the Ukrainians to help him achieve
42:12
an election so yes the analysis that you
42:18
started is spot-on because when I saw
42:20
I'm just going to assume it's real
42:23
this is very simple this is Chris
42:26
Williams
42:27
what's his name Wallace Matthews Jesus
42:30
so he asked the question they switched
42:33
the swol well he's sitting on a chair in
42:36
a studio he's like uh ice wall well I'm
42:38
just gonna let one rip here for a second
42:40
it bounces off the chair that's why you
42:43
could hear it it was it was Matthews
42:45
Matthews dealt it
42:48
alright here's the problem with that a
42:51
swole paused
42:54
well like he couldn't talk through the
42:56
fart no no no he heard the fart and it
42:58
scared him he was a blast he was like
43:01
what the hell did you just do someone's
43:03
fart no I'm not gonna buy that because
43:06
there's no real time here there's always
43:09
a lag and the lag is long enough to know
43:11
it even though I looked at that angle
43:13
they have a they have a hardwired
43:14
connection between the halls of Congress
43:17
and the studios this is almost zero lag
43:19
but but it doesn't it doesn't take away
43:22
from the fact that there's no way you
43:24
can get that direct a sound from
43:27
flatulence in the halls of Congress with
43:30
a wither just a boom mic or even with a
43:32
lavalier but in a studio against the
43:34
backdrop of a chair
43:37
I mean especially for the leather chair
43:39
what he's gonna ok well it's up for
43:42
debate
43:43
but so far it appears as though this
43:45
actually this event was nuts
43:47
not a fake no this is a real event and
43:49
these I call old dudes like that an old
43:51
fart for a reason come on it's logical
43:55
old fart why isn't old Farkus old guys
43:58
fart he was mad needed take some mister
44:02
- I think it's shameful that he didn't
44:04
at least tweet and let's wawel off the
44:07
hook
44:10
ok and that's the fart gates it didn't
44:14
last long but man it was a nice break in
44:16
the day wasn't it it was a break it was
44:19
a nice little break but anyway I know I
44:24
think I know a bit about farts and I
44:27
especially when miked because you don't
44:31
wanna yeah there's a lot of things you
44:33
got to be careful of and I think
44:35
Matthews just sat there on his leather
44:37
chair and like I'm and I have that why
44:39
he's answering the question wages
44:44
and I'm sure it seems to me that okay
44:46
well I just need seems that would have
44:47
happened more often than once with the
44:49
the anchor well we have just slow well
44:52
looks like a guy who's into public
44:54
flatulence that thing could have just
44:56
been a loud boomer that just echoed
44:59
through the halls you may be proud of
45:02
himself with the palms very small well
45:06
he looks like the kind of punk guy he's
45:09
a punk he looks like one of those punk
45:11
jocks who would do something like that
45:13
in public this is a joke well in general
45:16
I think we should be a lot more open
45:18
about flatulence I feel especially bad
45:21
for women who just will not fart and
45:25
they just won't you know I understand
45:26
you know the stigma of it all but I
45:29
think it hurts women it literally hurts
45:32
them because they just won't let let it
45:34
out and when you're not looking that's
45:36
when your woman also flying around the
45:40
room like a balloon uh-huh
45:43
okay onward to the debates you brought
45:46
it up
45:49
I did you're right I'm sorry I did I'm
45:51
not you just making me regret it onto
45:55
the debates all right so the debates of
45:57
course were useless as you mentioned
45:59
earlier and I don't have the deep dive
46:01
you know I can't I don't I don't have
46:03
what you did which was the dynamite by
46:05
there was a good show opener thank you
46:07
it brings in you know especially that
46:09
one it's clip of the day which I've
46:10
almost wanted to hear again it was so
46:12
good but so here we get mostly that I'm
46:16
looking for the gaffes and the arguments
46:18
and the beef holy crap that goes on so
46:21
of course I got a gift now somebody
46:25
wrote a note read this if you have a Joe
46:29
gaff because then I can play the jingle
46:30
if you know I do have a joke after tea
46:34
I'm gonna start with the Joe gaff okay
46:46
so producer build rights in ITM Jess
46:53
look at the pics of Biden from the
46:54
Democrat debate he looked different and
46:56
odd on his eyes I finally figured out
47:00
they put dark contacts in Biden's eye to
47:03
hide his scelera or however you
47:06
pronounce that SC the bleeding of the
47:09
bleeding eyeball mm-hmm in case he gets
47:12
another bleed like he did during the
47:14
Clinton a town hall yep and then he says
47:17
I take this as a 100% proof that they're
47:21
jacking him up with them feta means and
47:23
at a certain moment I think the meds
47:26
kicked in but if you if you go cuz I got
47:28
not that note and some other notes from
47:31
people who said hey cuz we talked about
47:33
it if you go back and look Joe actually
47:36
has nice kind of his normalize a couple
47:39
years back are clear kind of non
47:42
colorblind but a late look kind of
47:44
lightish blue to me good-looking I use
47:48
the charmer he's got those eyes of a guy
47:50
Oh blue hey baby how you doing look look
47:53
into my eyes is one of those guys yes he
47:55
is and so they were completely dark dark
48:00
dark dark in his left eye
48:02
is drooping a little bit and his brain
48:06
is scrambled I mean you could just hear
48:10
what he's saying he has no idea where
48:13
he's going it's abuse elder abuse it is
48:17
elder abuse remains I believe I guess it
48:19
could be all right so let's go with the
48:22
Biden I got to ISOs from from this
48:26
particular clip which is the Biden
48:28
gaffes on Medicare play the whole clip
48:32
you'll hear - to me - gaffes in here
48:35
that are worth noting the fact is that
48:36
right now the vast majority Democrats do
48:39
not support Medicare for all
48:41
it couldn't pass the United States
48:43
Senate right now with Democrats it
48:46
couldn't pass the House Nancy Pelosi is
48:49
one of those people who then thinks it
48:51
makes sense we should build on Obamacare
48:53
provide the plan I put forward before
48:55
anybody in here adding a Medicare option
48:59
in that plan and not make people choose
49:03
allow people to choose I should say yeah
49:07
I feel bad when I see that it's just
49:09
shit it's shit man
49:11
he needs to go home
49:13
well he's always been this way he does
49:16
this this is what we're 'aa go when he
49:18
was vice president we used to have the
49:19
drunk or not drunk segment of the show
49:22
but then he was plastered and it was
49:24
funny now it's just sad well so the two
49:28
gases you catch both of them
49:34
when what you you had to I didn't catch
49:36
the first time I heard it and then I I
49:39
said wait what wait wait what did he
49:42
actually say and I'm reminded by the way
49:44
people the old-timers out there are the
49:46
old farts they will remember professor
49:49
Irwin Corey by the way recently at a
49:52
hundred and two years old rings a bell
49:54
why does this ring a bell professor
49:56
Irwin Corey was a double tox comic one
49:59
of the few left in the history of comedy
50:02
nobody does it anymore and so he do did
50:04
he be babbling about something then he'd
50:06
say that little bit of guy and get a
50:07
Viking eroding and he'd be talking along
50:09
and then he put owed double-talk in
50:10
there and it would sound reasonable then
50:12
he put a bunch of academic terms
50:13
together it made no sense he fit right
50:16
in in today's world as the comic doing
50:19
this dis act so professor Irwin Corey
50:22
kind of did this stuff as a comedy act
50:25
but but bitin just does it and I want to
50:29
play the to Isis which are the mistakes
50:31
and I'll start with a let me see I'll
50:35
start with the one that's the obvious
50:36
one which is the one at the end which is
50:38
the the bite in a jam shoot she says
50:41
showy yeah it's alright I understand you
50:44
for all these years not make people
50:47
choose allow people to choose I see
50:50
savers yeah that's it the problem with
50:52
that gaff is it came at the end of a
50:54
statement and really disempowers
50:56
everything he just said that's why it's
50:58
a huge fail yeah that's a bad that was
51:00
his payoff you know that was the payoff
51:02
of his plan and he said he mucks it up
51:04
anyone would be upset with that
51:06
now the he does the urban quarry thing
51:10
in the middle and this is the
51:11
double-talk ice one before I play it I
51:13
want you to listen carefully and then
51:17
tell me exactly what he said Nancy
51:20
Pelosi is one of those people host then
51:23
thinks makes sense ok I'm glad you did
51:27
this Nancy Pelosi one of those people I
51:30
think he said who tends to make sense
51:32
but you see Pelosi is one of those
51:34
people host then fix makes sense
51:36
who stem sticks make sense what's your
51:38
problem Sigrid I understand perfectly
51:39
what he's saying vote for me
51:42
same things take stance do you know what
51:44
he said
51:48
I think he's trying to say just rambled
51:51
over it because he does this a lot a lot
51:53
of guys do this is what Ron Paul used to
51:55
talk like this and so does a couple of
51:58
out there have number of people that
52:00
Nancy Pelosi talks like this yes
52:02
and so by introducing does this too he
52:07
does some of this not as bad but he has
52:11
something he wants to say something
52:13
that's that's on top of what he just
52:15
said and so he's reiterating but instead
52:18
of actually going through the process
52:20
and actually saying everything he just
52:22
jumbles it together some sort of
52:24
shorthand hits and then continues on its
52:27
so it if say one more time yes sure and
52:29
that you'll see it's just like Nancy
52:31
Pelosi just kind of is along with me on
52:34
this ayah but about I can't say okay
52:36
Nancy Pelosi is one of those people who
52:39
then thinks it makes sense who stand six
52:42
say make sense I don't get it this was
52:44
so bad that after the debate Biden's
52:48
campaign manager had to do the video now
52:50
we know that Joe has had some bad luck
52:52
recently with the self-generated content
52:56
we've had the over modulated microphone
52:58
we've had him in a bucket shot on an
53:02
iPhone so now the they can't trust Joe
53:05
he's had a horrible evening his brain is
53:07
seeping out through his eyes and I say
53:10
that we'd love and so the campaign
53:12
manager has to do the pitch
53:13
hi I'm Greg I'm Joe Biden's campaign
53:15
manager here at our Philadelphia
53:16
headquarters job I had a great debate
53:18
tonight he proved he's ready to be
53:19
commander in chief on day one so joining
53:21
the team chip in $5
53:27
chip-in don't participate don't get
53:31
active just chip in slaves Japan
53:34
unbelievable
53:36
no so there was that and I thought that
53:39
was the highlight of the whole thing hmm
53:40
well let's go with another one I got
53:44
another one here this is this is Cory
53:46
Booker yes and this is Booker and this
53:50
by the way is what the linguist did that
53:51
guy who wrote that nasty note and that
53:53
we had we've got two or three shows out
53:55
of yes about the dropping the t's yeah a
53:59
follow up today on that he did this too
54:02
and which is an improper this is using
54:06
the language for the sole purpose of
54:09
virtue signaling and I'm gonna tell my
54:12
story which I've told before I'm sure
54:14
it's on the compilation of my stories
54:16
which is the time that I worked with I
54:20
was at Boeing with a guy who was
54:23
interviewed and did some or he know he
54:26
wrote an article for PC world which was
54:28
our competitor at PC Magazine he wrote
54:30
an article for him and then they changed
54:32
some of it and he couldn't figure out
54:33
why and and what they changed was he
54:36
said and the representative for the
54:38
company was blah blah blah blah blah and
54:40
they changed it to and the spokesperson
54:43
for the company was blah blah blah blah
54:45
blah so he said question why did you
54:47
change representative to spokesperson
54:48
and the woman copy editor said we don't
54:55
use sexist language at the magazine yes
54:59
we don't and he says what
55:01
well how his representative sexist
55:04
language she says oh well let me put it
55:08
this way we make it clear that we don't
55:11
use sexist language and so spokespersons
55:13
a better word it's called virtue
55:15
signaling as virtue singly and this is
55:17
like 23 years ago so this has been going
55:21
on for a while
55:21
so here's Booker's version so look this
55:25
president has broken norms as you've
55:27
said he used this platforms to demean
55:30
degrade and divide this country in ways
55:33
that are repugnant and appalling the
55:36
next president whoever they are
55:38
going to have to be someone who can heal
55:40
and bring this nation together I thought
55:43
Booker was actually pretty lit last
55:45
night he had a couple of good moments
55:47
and I missed this one thank you but it
55:50
would have been cooler if he said if it
55:52
either said they in Spanish or had said
55:54
Z that would have been even cooler than
55:56
yes he would have gotten the clap out of
55:58
that one so the idea is that you now
56:01
substitute anything with Vey instead of
56:04
the proper words and I said it you don't
56:06
say who's ever let's go play it again so
56:09
I can get that sentence straight or
56:11
maybe he's so used to there being two
56:13
presidents ie two Obama's then maybe
56:20
he's just used to talking about they so
56:22
look this president has broken norms as
56:26
you've said he used this platforms to
56:29
demean degrade and divide this country
56:31
in ways that are repugnant and appalling
56:34
the next president whoever they are is
56:37
going to have to be someone who can heal
56:39
and bring this nation together yeah they
56:43
were the next president whoever they are
56:45
there's not gonna be a whore of
56:48
presidents it's not going to be like a
56:49
great shouldn't have said whoever they
56:51
is that would have been better I'm sorry
57:00
whoever they are is not correct but
57:03
that's what you used because that is
57:05
it's been determined by the political
57:07
police that you say they instead of he
57:10
or she so you don't say the next
57:12
president whoever he is the next
57:14
president whoever they are then the next
57:17
president whoever she is the next
57:19
president ever they it's always day when
57:21
in fact it should but if you were not
57:23
gonna signal you'd say the next
57:25
president whoever it is yeah that's that
57:27
you could see the way to say yeah or you
57:29
could if you want to be using I think
57:31
whatever so it doesn't sound so awkward
57:33
you'd say the next president whoever
57:35
that person is or the next president
57:39
whatever that is
57:40
cuz dogs like people to know I'm being
57:45
serious yeah you're on a roll so so he
57:48
did this and when it's to me it stood
57:51
out
57:51
the sore thumb it was like what do you
57:54
mean whoever they are
57:57
and so and they has he in the middle so
58:00
even that's I'm surprised that did not
58:02
ban for that reason if he if he I liked
58:05
when Corey smoked Uncle Joe I thought
58:08
this was really good this little boy
58:10
what base is funny is that before the
58:15
debates he was I got the priests dream
58:17
Oh hon that was on non line mm-hmm and
58:20
they had some crazy looking woman who
58:22
look like pink that singer yeah
58:25
interviewing a bunch of Millennials
58:28
about it and and they dude they went to
58:31
a Cory Booker who is being interviewed
58:32
before the debates and he says you know
58:34
the one thing we can't do is condemn
58:36
each other or we can't say anything bad
58:38
we're fellow Democrats course he made a
58:40
big stink about that well he got a big
58:43
laugh out of this we've literally say I
58:46
don't think we should legalize marijuana
58:57
marijuana marijuana in our country is
59:00
already legal for privileged people I
59:02
love that lies a good line actually from
59:04
Booker marijuana is already legal for
59:07
privileged people yeah people have
59:08
cancer and and other things where they
59:11
can get medical marijuana they're
59:12
extremely privileged those cancer
59:15
survivors it was very very players so
59:17
privileged Cory exactly so I thought the
59:21
most important part of this and this is
59:23
why I bitched about the four women these
59:25
four women who are doing that the
59:27
headline new thing with Rachel being the
59:29
queen bee they had they made it clear
59:33
that it was Warren who was gonna be the
59:35
center of attention her platform yeah
59:37
they just threw everything to her and
59:39
they gave her extra time and she it was
59:41
ridiculous especially at the beginning
59:42
and people say well you know it to be
59:45
was it evened out it's beside the point
59:48
the beginning of the base is what most
59:50
people are gonna watch them they're
59:51
gonna tune out you know so Warren pretty
59:53
much had the whole beginning the first
59:55
35 minutes was mostly her what do you
59:57
think what do you think
59:59
well let's throw it back to Elizabeth
1:00:00
Warren so they kept her in the light in
1:00:03
the spotlight and then that is faded
1:00:05
after a while but there was already
1:00:07
turned out by then but the thing that I
1:00:09
thought was really sick was they knew
1:00:12
and I guess you know parent Camelot was
1:00:15
like bitching and moaning about the time
1:00:17
that tulsi two or three episodes ago
1:00:19
mm-hmm
1:00:20
jumped on her and condemned her for
1:00:22
being a lousy da and and you know
1:00:25
leaving innocent people or rot in prison
1:00:28
was the main thing we miss so and so
1:00:31
they decided to set Tulsi up so camel I
1:00:36
could could excoriate her and call her a
1:00:39
phony and it was I thought the whole
1:00:42
thing was set up to me it was sick it
1:00:44
was just sick so I want to play the
1:00:46
two-parter here which is the beginning
1:00:48
which is they finally after an hour or
1:00:51
so throw it to Tulsi but it's a setup
1:00:54
for Harris and this is the bait it says
1:00:56
TLS I set up Harris congresswoman
1:00:59
Gabbard you have criticized Hillary
1:01:01
Clinton as the quote personification of
1:01:04
those yeah I'm sorry just to set the
1:01:06
club clip I'll be even further
1:01:08
this is one of the problems I have with
1:01:09
the format the format is not really a
1:01:12
debate it's asking a whole questions to
1:01:15
each of the candidates let's see what's
1:01:16
the controversy Mary Pete you got no
1:01:19
black people Tulsi you know you're
1:01:22
hating on Kamla it's completely not
1:01:25
Clinton which is worse oh I'm sorry
1:01:27
Clinton yes not even in not even on the
1:01:29
stage or even in the race as far as we
1:01:31
know so that to me was what really made
1:01:34
this whole thing kind of offensive
1:01:36
congresswoman Gabbard you have
1:01:38
criticized Hillary Clinton as the quote
1:01:41
personification of the rut that has
1:01:43
sickened the Democratic Party what is
1:01:46
the right you see in the Democratic
1:01:47
Party in our Democratic Party
1:01:49
unfortunately is not the party that is
1:01:52
of by and for the people if the
1:01:55
department is a party that has been and
1:01:57
continues to be influenced by the
1:01:59
foreign policy establishment in
1:02:01
Washington represented by Hillary
1:02:03
Clinton and others foreign policy by the
1:02:06
military-industrial complex and other
1:02:08
greedy corporate interests I'm running
1:02:11
for president to be the Democratic
1:02:12
nominee that rebuilds our Democratic
1:02:15
Party takes it out of their hands and
1:02:17
truly puts it in the hands of the people
1:02:21
of this country a party that actually
1:02:22
hears the voices of Americans who are
1:02:25
struggling all across this country and
1:02:27
puts it in the hands of veterans and
1:02:30
fellow Americans who are calling for an
1:02:32
end to this ongoing Bush Clinton Trump
1:02:36
foreign policy doctrine of regime change
1:02:38
wars overthrowing dictators in other
1:02:41
countries needlessly sending my brothers
1:02:43
and sisters in uniform into harm's way
1:02:46
to fight in wars that actually undermine
1:02:48
our national security and have cost us
1:02:51
thousands of American lives
1:02:53
these are Wars that have cost us as
1:02:56
American taxpayers trillions of dollars
1:02:58
since 9/11 alone dollars that have come
1:03:00
out of our pockets out of our hospitals
1:03:03
out of our schools out of our
1:03:04
infrastructure needs as president I will
1:03:07
end this foreign policy and these regime
1:03:10
change ORS works in this new Cold War
1:03:12
and arms race and instead in that
1:03:15
our hard-earned taxpayer dollars
1:03:16
actually into serving the needs of the
1:03:18
American people think you can write for
1:03:19
at home senator Harris any response no
1:03:26
reason at all for a response from Harris
1:03:29
she didn't mention Harris land as a
1:03:33
response was always if you mention
1:03:35
another you know first and then they
1:03:37
have to receive given the time to
1:03:38
respond yeah so out of the blue the
1:03:42
Harris woman on the diet throws it to
1:03:45
Harris knowing full well the background
1:03:48
on this to do it was it a quid pro quo
1:03:52
what was the reason that's right it's a
1:03:54
Harris Harris needed a bone she's
1:03:58
suffering she needed some help so here's
1:04:00
your moment to shine Kamala and it did
1:04:04
catch her a little bit I don't know if
1:04:06
it caught her completely off garbage I
1:04:08
think so it seemed to have in this she
1:04:11
kind of laughed about it and then you
1:04:14
got it and you're surprised you didn't
1:04:15
wink at the girl maybe she's gonna hit
1:04:17
her how about how about this theory it
1:04:20
was already known hey um you're gonna
1:04:23
we're gonna pitch it to you so you can
1:04:25
jump and I truly believe this goes on
1:04:28
camera we're gonna really believe we
1:04:31
believe now truly but it's truly holy
1:04:33
all the way and you know it goes on you
1:04:36
don't believe it goes on I know it goes
1:04:39
on no I don't I don't know it goes on I
1:04:41
have no proof but you know I know it
1:04:45
goes on thank you for correcting the
1:04:46
record delete that so they say told her
1:04:53
you know we're gonna we're gonna toss it
1:04:54
to you so you can trounce all over Tulsi
1:04:57
so just know that that's coming up and
1:05:01
then she's ready for it I'm not aware
1:05:03
that this would be the time no that's
1:05:04
exactly the point she didn't choose this
1:05:07
is not a good no this is the wrong time
1:05:09
completely wrong here we go response oh
1:05:17
of course I knew this was coming I just
1:05:19
didn't expect it right now senator
1:05:20
Harris any response I'm sorry to stop
1:05:33
your clip again this is exactly what I'm
1:05:34
talking about this they should have done
1:05:37
20 versions of this this is what the
1:05:40
people want
1:05:40
the audience was dead throughout almost
1:05:43
the entire evening
1:05:44
there's no clapping no Hootin and
1:05:46
Hollerin only of laughs once in a while
1:05:48
when there's some tension which is what
1:05:51
you need for the television show so this
1:05:53
was a good moment except she was
1:05:55
unprepared senator Harris any response I
1:06:04
think that it's unfortunate that we have
1:06:07
someone on this stage who is attempting
1:06:09
to be the Democratic nominee for
1:06:11
president of the United States who
1:06:13
during the Obama administration spent
1:06:15
four years full-time on Fox News
1:06:17
criticizing President Obama
1:06:23
criticizing people on this stage at the
1:06:26
affiliated with the Democratic Party
1:06:28
when Donald Trump was elected not even
1:06:31
sworn in buddied up to Steve Bannon to
1:06:35
get a meeting with Donald Trump in the
1:06:38
Trump Tower fails to call a war criminal
1:06:41
by what he is as a war criminal and then
1:06:44
spends full time during the course of
1:06:46
this campaign again criticizing the
1:06:48
Democratic Party what we need on the
1:06:51
stage on in the November someone who has
1:06:55
the ability to win and by that we need
1:06:58
someone on that stage who has the
1:06:59
ability to go toe to toe with Donald
1:07:01
Trump and someone who has the ability to
1:07:04
rebuild the Obama coalition and bring
1:07:07
the party in the nation together I
1:07:09
believe I am backhanded it thank you sir
1:07:14
senator Harris is doing is unfortunately
1:07:17
continuing to traffic in lies and smears
1:07:21
and innuendos because she cannot
1:07:24
challenge the substance of the argument
1:07:26
that I'm making the leadership and the
1:07:28
change that I'm seeking to bring in our
1:07:30
foreign policy which only makes me guess
1:07:33
that she will as president continue the
1:07:36
status quo
1:07:37
continue the bush clinton trump foreign
1:07:39
policy of regime change wars which is
1:07:43
deeply destructive this is personal to
1:07:46
me because I served in Iraq I left my
1:07:49
seat in the state legislature in Hawaii
1:07:50
volunteered to deploy to Iraq where I
1:07:52
serve in the medical unit where every
1:07:54
single day I saw the terribly high human
1:07:57
cost of war I take very seriously the
1:08:00
responsibility that the president has to
1:08:02
serve as commander-in-chief
1:08:04
yeah I had to cut it off she going on oh
1:08:07
yeah of course but camelus said
1:08:09
something in there
1:08:12
she says that Tulsi wouldn't say
1:08:16
anything about
1:08:18
the war criminal was she referring to
1:08:20
Trump no Assad of Syria
1:08:24
she's the apologist for Assad yeah she's
1:08:27
the apologist another programming note
1:08:30
it's time to ditch the white it's time
1:08:33
to ditch the hip hugging a pants with
1:08:36
the jacket that accentuates what you
1:08:39
don't want to accentuate I think there
1:08:43
could be a different kind of color of
1:08:45
blue that would look good on her but
1:08:46
she's got a Tulsi
1:08:48
yeah she's got to stop with the white
1:08:49
hat stuff it's now the third debate
1:08:51
which she's in the same outfit it's yeah
1:08:54
no I just just hey you want people to
1:08:57
vote for you listen to the curry Dvorak
1:08:58
Consulting Group well I agree with that
1:09:00
but no one's gonna vote for her anyway I
1:09:03
might vote for her yeah well she won't
1:09:06
be on a ballot for you oh okay
1:09:08
right in the biggest gap the biggest gap
1:09:12
of the night I'm somewhat surprised you
1:09:14
didn't catch it
1:09:14
nor have I heard anybody mention this
1:09:18
and this was this was during the Warren
1:09:21
the plateau where she was just involved
1:09:24
in everything the before moderators were
1:09:26
discussing or the grillers the grillers
1:09:29
the Naima moderators is grilling people
1:09:31
and that was about her wealth tax I
1:09:34
think the way we achieve our goals and
1:09:36
bring our country together as we talk
1:09:37
about the things that unite us and that
1:09:40
is that we want to build an America that
1:09:42
works for the people not one it just
1:09:45
works for rich folks now I have proposed
1:09:48
a two-cent wealth tax that is a tax for
1:09:51
everybody who has more than 50 billion
1:09:53
dollars in assets your first 50 billion
1:09:55
is free and clear when you hit a billion
1:10:00
dollars you got a pension a few pennies
1:10:02
more here's the thing yeah the thing is
1:10:05
Liz you don't understand the difference
1:10:07
between millions and billions she says
1:10:11
your first 50 billion well that's like
1:10:14
that's like a 50 guys she's not only
1:10:19
said that because okay here's the reason
1:10:23
I missed it I just like the reason I
1:10:26
missed the Biden gaffe with the Nancy
1:10:28
Pelosi blah blah blah blah blah
1:10:30
the first time I had to record it I mean
1:10:33
the way we people would know how we do
1:10:34
these clips we we record them and then
1:10:36
we put them as sutt
1:10:37
we put them pile them up and then we
1:10:39
start producing the clip for the show
1:10:41
which is guaranteed i marinate a little
1:10:42
bit so you gotta listen to ya marinate
1:10:45
it you gotta listen to it a couple of
1:10:47
times and then when you listen to it
1:10:48
over and over again you start to hear
1:10:50
things you didn't hear originally and
1:10:52
most of the goods findings that we've
1:10:54
had heard from that process yeah I
1:10:57
didn't record the warran stuff because
1:11:01
pretty much i'm my eyes are glazing over
1:11:04
i fell asleep too i did not catch this
1:11:09
but well listen again listen i'm hearing
1:11:12
it in my head and i realize she said
1:11:14
your first 50 billion well she says
1:11:16
which is idiotic she says it wrong a
1:11:18
couple of times she says 50 billion and
1:11:21
then she says so after you after your
1:11:23
first billion she's just all over the
1:11:26
map she's just confusing it listen again
1:11:28
I think the way we achieve our goals and
1:11:30
bring our country together as we talk
1:11:32
about the things that unite us and that
1:11:35
is we want to build an America that
1:11:37
works for the people not one it just
1:11:40
works for rich folks now I have proposed
1:11:42
a two-cent wealth tax that is a tax for
1:11:45
everybody who has more than 50 billion
1:11:47
dollars in assets your first 50 billion
1:11:49
is free and clear so she says 50 billion
1:12:00
and then she says billion again and then
1:12:04
she says when you hear you hit your
1:12:05
first billion so it's it's I know it's
1:12:08
aunt aunt effing yeah but someone should
1:12:13
have said she's the she is the woman
1:12:15
about the trillions of dollars of
1:12:17
Medicare if you can't keep this straight
1:12:19
maybe you're gonna be able to be present
1:12:21
even do simple math maybe she meant
1:12:23
quadrillion instead of trillion I don't
1:12:26
know but I think she should have been
1:12:28
called the moderator should have at
1:12:29
least corrected her on that but that
1:12:31
shows their bias they didn't and even
1:12:34
here they all four of them want
1:12:36
Elizabeth Warren to be this candidate
1:12:39
and you heard the crowd were obvious and
1:12:40
I think it's shameful that MSNBC and NBC
1:12:43
put four women by no man no real woman
1:12:48
of color there was I think an Indian
1:12:50
woman and just pretty much promoted one
1:12:56
candidate it was really it was
1:12:57
ridiculous one this is called Elizabeth
1:12:59
Warren's show yeah and then I do have
1:13:03
one more
1:13:06
final clip this was Andrew Yang's
1:13:09
disqualification
1:13:11
as he was asked but what he would say as
1:13:15
president when he picked up the phone to
1:13:17
speak to Vladimir Putin mr. yang if you
1:13:20
win the 2020 election what would you say
1:13:23
in your first call with Russian
1:13:24
President Vladimir Putin good line that
1:13:39
was funny I would say the days of
1:13:49
meddling in American elections are over
1:13:51
and we will take any undermining of our
1:13:53
democratic processes as an act of
1:13:56
hostility and aggression the American
1:13:58
people would back me on this we know
1:14:01
that they have found an underbelly and
1:14:02
they've been clawing at it and it's made
1:14:04
it so that we can't even trust our own
1:14:06
democracy the third thing I would say is
1:14:09
that we're going to live up to our
1:14:11
international commitments we're going to
1:14:13
recommit partnerships and alliances
1:14:15
including NATO and it was said that the
1:14:18
more you invest in diplomats in
1:14:20
diplomacy the less you have to spend on
1:14:22
ammunition that has to be the path
1:14:25
forward to help okay stop right there
1:14:27
this was the first thing I took issue
1:14:31
with more and we're gonna do more
1:14:34
bureaucrats that's what that's your plan
1:14:37
more of these a-holes that I watched
1:14:39
during the day during this these
1:14:41
hearings just people all over the place
1:14:44
spending sending our money to whoever
1:14:46
they they deem necessary that's it more
1:14:49
bureaucrats I don't see that happen
1:14:51
international commitments we're gonna
1:14:53
recommit partnerships and alliances
1:14:54
including NATO and it was James madness
1:14:57
that said that the more you invest in
1:14:59
diplomats in diplomacy the less you have
1:15:01
to spend on ammunition
1:15:04
that has to be the path forward to help
1:15:06
build an international consensus not
1:15:08
just against Russia but also to build a
1:15:11
coalition that will help us put pressure
1:15:12
on China in terms of their treatment of
1:15:14
their ethnic minorities and what's going
1:15:16
on in Hong Kong I want to propose a new
1:15:18
world data organization like WTO for
1:15:21
data because right now unfortunately
1:15:23
we're living in a world where data is
1:15:25
the new oil and we don't have our arms
1:15:26
around it these are the ways that will
1:15:28
actually get Russia to the table and
1:15:31
make it so they have to join the
1:15:32
international community and stop
1:15:34
resisting stop peels to the world order
1:15:38
so there it is disqualification because
1:15:40
he's all in on the New World Order he
1:15:42
actually says the world order
1:15:44
the second disqualification data is not
1:15:48
the new oil it is the new bacon
1:15:50
everybody knows and a world data
1:15:53
organization let me understand what data
1:15:56
exactly is he talking about the WTO
1:15:59
yes I think he's talking about the data
1:16:01
that is collected about from us is what
1:16:06
he's talking about
1:16:07
thank you this is total he's proposing
1:16:09
total control at a world level because
1:16:14
the data is us that data is every single
1:16:18
piece of data that they have is you is
1:16:20
you it is who you are and if you think
1:16:23
about it once they have all of that data
1:16:25
what is what is our money really just a
1:16:28
little just a couple more pieces of data
1:16:30
don't get it coming for that too that's
1:16:33
your world order your data world order
1:16:35
disqualified yang disqualified well now
1:16:40
he's yes of course I know what you're
1:16:42
gonna say but not voting for him and
1:16:50
with that I'd like to thank you for your
1:16:52
courage and say in the morning to you
1:16:54
the man who put the C and Uncle Joe's
1:16:56
black contacts John
1:17:01
well in the morning to you mr. Adam
1:17:03
curry also in the morning else boots on
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water ships in the sea and all the names
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are nice out there in the morning to our
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that's no agenda stream calm in the
1:17:42
morning to Mike Riley is it this is his
1:17:46
second in a row isn't it I think he had
1:17:49
the last show as well he brought us the
1:17:50
artwork for episode 11 hundred and
1:17:52
ninety one the title of that was no
1:17:54
sweat 1191 no agenda notes comm and he
1:17:58
did a now the guy's a pro he did a
1:18:01
professional render rendering cartoonish
1:18:04
of a nice carton of nuts app
1:18:09
since that came up in the conversation
1:18:12
that milk is on the outs
1:18:16
people aren't drinking milk anymore yeah
1:18:18
they want to drink nut sap slurry they
1:18:24
want to drink a nut slurry it's very you
1:18:29
know you make a slurry out of this crap
1:18:31
you take a bunch of nuts and then you
1:18:34
put it into some sort of a machine and
1:18:35
then you put in that lecithin or
1:18:37
something to make sure that it stays
1:18:39
there you know in a kind of a suspension
1:18:41
it's a suspension and then you give it
1:18:43
some of many rpms that it creates what
1:18:46
appears to be a milk and it's just I
1:18:49
don't know why people drink it what's
1:18:50
the point
1:18:51
it's a substitute for cow pus must not
1:18:56
cow pus never for any that way that's
1:18:59
what people I've heard this by many a
1:19:01
millennial do you drink cow milk oh
1:19:04
that's like drinking pus I've heard it's
1:19:07
like drinking pus Quest is an onion is
1:19:09
it especially if it's a female
1:19:11
millennial mentioned to her that she is
1:19:14
also a mammalian and she produces this
1:19:18
material herself it will be fed to a
1:19:21
baby directly it was a man who said this
1:19:24
well did you mention it to him to these
1:19:27
guys new millennial guys don't mind
1:19:29
becoming them the milk aid hey man boys
1:19:35
could have breast milk - okay
1:19:37
seems so it's true true fact not the
1:19:41
case with our listeners let's start with
1:19:43
Reed Gilbert as mentioned no agenda our
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generator calm thank you very much Mike
1:19:48
Riley and we'll see if you can bring on
1:19:51
the hat trick for the next show yeah
1:19:53
every time you do that gauntlet down
1:19:55
every artist comes on board - to cut him
1:19:59
off you've unmasked my evil scheme
1:20:03
well we get a lot of art read Gilbert
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meanwhile from Everett Washington gave
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to donate earlier but now that I have I
1:20:15
feel a wave of relief just you're one
1:20:19
third of my lottery winnings Wow so he
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won a grand in the lottery
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congratulations and thank you thank you
1:20:25
for your courage yeah this is your
1:20:29
perspective of current events is very
1:20:30
accurate and predictions as story trends
1:20:33
is worth so much more than I can pay
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best of all the show is hilarious please
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keep up the fantastic work it's a double
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but karma of course we'll give them a
1:20:53
karma I don't get you
1:20:56
you've got karma well looks like our
1:21:03
baron earl whatever he is he's an herbal
1:21:07
fuga soto david fugu soto who's in the
1:21:10
middle of nowhere feel 333 dollars and
1:21:14
33 cents and he says war and peace it's
1:21:21
funny it's a meta joke Ted I'm gonna
1:21:24
explain because I don't think everyone's
1:21:26
gonna get it I'm always bitching with
1:21:30
these some of these notes that are way
1:21:33
too written they're just too long
1:21:34
they're just going I say that all
1:21:36
another guy is written war in peace so
1:21:39
fuga Zotoh actually writes war and peace
1:21:43
oh man this always does he says war and
1:21:49
peace thank you for your courage no
1:21:50
jingles no karma the whole family is
1:21:52
funny man
1:21:53
funny got melody and you honey guy yeah
1:21:56
the funny guy they're cool I like him I
1:21:59
like him a lot
1:21:59
night upon non he'll Pete
1:22:04
ah he's our first associate executive
1:22:06
producer $236 and he's in blue Siamese
1:22:10
he's getting a up top grade being erased
1:22:13
by the x-files this show has saved my
1:22:15
life I don't know there were that one
1:22:19
because I like it
1:22:20
baronet finally after 10 years well seen
1:22:24
John many times of the Bay Area meetups
1:22:26
but really one and Adam and John Bay
1:22:28
Area meet it well I'm not gonna happen
1:22:31
keep hitting keep hoping keep hope alive
1:22:34
make it happen y'all hit three now
1:22:36
nights in the mouth and two others
1:22:38
propagate the formula folks keep up the
1:22:41
great work we love you night upon nan
1:22:45
Hill Pete Thank You Pete and I will see
1:22:47
you for your upgrade in the second
1:22:49
segment today thank you for your courage
1:22:52
Sir James 202 and Whistler BC Oh
1:22:56
Whistler one of the most beautiful
1:22:58
places on earth I've skied it
1:23:01
from the desk of Sir James of Whistler
1:23:03
okay boomer and I are not boomers no
1:23:09
that's not true wait readers okay boomer
1:23:11
John Adam and I are not boomers that's
1:23:14
not true read his note okay well I'm
1:23:18
just gonna bite the technicality growing
1:23:20
up I was told that we would pay for the
1:23:22
boomer retirements as there are so many
1:23:24
of them and so few of us from the early
1:23:26
60s Douglas Coupland comes to along with
1:23:30
his book Generation X and we all get
1:23:32
demoted to boomer class oh that's
1:23:36
interesting
1:23:37
is that like premium economy and United
1:23:41
no window exit seats recline exactly
1:23:48
human resource - by the way which is
1:23:50
disgusting human resource number one has
1:23:54
similar dilemma too young to be a
1:23:56
millennial too old to be Jen's E or
1:23:59
Zoomers as we call them I have similar
1:24:01
issues with bike frames too tall for
1:24:04
medium too short for large we are
1:24:06
Inbetweeners please pity our souls this
1:24:10
weekend also marks the start of the luge
1:24:13
World Cup season I request jobs and lose
1:24:18
goat karma for Reed who is racing in
1:24:21
Austria this week this weekend home of
1:24:23
the several of several mountain goats
1:24:25
loose goat karma from Sir Chris Wilson
1:24:30
donation audioline yeah I have it I have
1:24:33
it
1:24:34
so anyways okay so he claims that it was
1:24:37
complan Canadian novelist of some
1:24:41
reputation a very experimental style he
1:24:46
he created it with his book Generation X
1:24:49
by you know
1:24:53
maybe they may have something do this so
1:24:54
you might be Inbetweeners both you yeah
1:24:58
but we but we don't get a we don't get a
1:25:01
badge or a rank we're just in between
1:25:03
that's way she just hook onto the
1:25:04
Boomers you know I'm a little more
1:25:07
equals winner I'm making my decision
1:25:10
the this weekend if I want to be if I
1:25:13
want to hook up with the boomers or if I
1:25:16
want to hang out with with the Xers I
1:25:18
got to think about it well you could
1:25:20
hang out with the guys I got a clip
1:25:22
later in the show that says you should
1:25:23
probably hang out with the extras more
1:25:25
than you do anyway his son Reid is a
1:25:28
professional professional he's a
1:25:30
world-class loser
1:25:33
what do you man the loser I'm a loser
1:25:36
loser but he's actually actually does
1:25:39
quite well and I wanted maybe we can
1:25:42
finally root for him yes I want to see
1:25:44
I'd like to know when it's on if it's on
1:25:45
TV I'd like to see it I mean I've
1:25:48
watched losing just because it's fun to
1:25:50
watch me losing is the funniest thing
1:25:52
you've ever seen
1:25:53
can you imagine if you're watching
1:25:54
losing and there's a guy you know I
1:25:57
think it's what I think luge is fun but
1:25:59
the skull is more fun you've got and did
1:26:12
it was there a goat scream in there yeah
1:26:15
heard it okay
1:26:16
that was somebody screaming yeah well
1:26:17
I'll just I'll just add a go just in
1:26:21
case you never know can never have too
1:26:22
much goat meanwhile out of Washington DC
1:26:24
is barren dirty dick bangs and he comes
1:26:28
with 200 bucks for the note saw the
1:26:30
Beagle knew what to do
1:26:31
shouts out did nobody else did
1:26:34
shouts not the team ABC and nother
1:26:37
there's some issues with them getting
1:26:39
deliveries shouts out to team ABC Archer
1:26:43
Campbell bangs age 2 but if you ask him
1:26:47
he'll tell you he's three loves hearing
1:26:50
the drone another in-betweener but he's
1:26:52
latching on to the Zoomers he's getting
1:26:54
on do it yeah loves hearing the draw own
1:26:58
taking off affect Barrett Alexander
1:27:02
bangs age Barrett's Alexander Banks age
1:27:05
three
1:27:06
but he'll be turning 4 on 12 7 so let's
1:27:08
do an early birthday call-out oh we
1:27:10
don't know hold on let me do this so on
1:27:14
a second but it's he wants to do it
1:27:17
today instead of what he said okay so
1:27:20
that's Barrett Alexander bangs baby
1:27:24
vacation during the month edition okay
1:27:26
turns four on the 7th of December okay
1:27:30
I'm putting it in now big fan of the
1:27:32
goat screamed to the kid hey look all
1:27:35
kids of course
1:27:36
kids love goats read bangs six months
1:27:39
just throwing out smiles and laughs with
1:27:41
some babble in between but the good news
1:27:44
is he can say Dada Dada thanks for all
1:27:48
you do team ABC loves John and Adam as
1:27:51
they call it daddy is a big fan of the
1:27:55
sanity you provide bear and dirty dick
1:27:57
bangs of DC PS Haller if you're ever in
1:28:00
town top-notch dinner on me well I was
1:28:04
gonna go down to DC sometime soon oh
1:28:07
nice well well for that during the
1:28:10
winter and of course I'm a big talker as
1:28:12
you know yes
1:28:13
this is true if Col I have actually I
1:28:15
have actually set up huge events I'm
1:28:18
gonna go someone to take a flight you
1:28:19
turn around and I just stay in bed
1:28:22
I thought you actually were in the car
1:28:26
on the way to the airport you turn
1:28:28
around yet Oh or like I forgot my belt I
1:28:32
screw it's going someplace usually in
1:28:36
the morning when I'm getting up
1:28:37
I'm yet to get up at 5:00 yeah I'm gonna
1:28:41
give this whole time why don't why am I
1:28:43
taking this trip I don't really need to
1:28:45
go to this thing don't go it works out
1:28:51
great I'm going to do it I'm going to
1:28:53
give the whole dick dirty dick banks
1:28:56
family some karma I would say though
1:29:00
that if Colton Reid like saying Dada
1:29:02
then he could also say douche bag I mean
1:29:05
those teach the kids something that's
1:29:07
using Theodore to say douche bag he's
1:29:09
almost got it
1:29:12
here is Campbell this is real
1:29:16
comes the drop
1:29:21
you've got karma nothing like a little
1:29:27
drone Karma
1:29:28
and finally Chaz major and lots of who
1:29:30
ages Nevada $200 and he writes in from
1:29:35
Chaz thanks for all the media
1:29:37
deconstruction my fiance and I love your
1:29:40
show and it's really helped us maintain
1:29:42
sanity he would like to hear Climategate
1:29:46
and goat car would be greatly
1:29:48
appreciated
1:30:05
I'm gonna miss something now and I'm not
1:30:08
gonna mention the second reading but
1:30:11
Eric got ours Joe and I'm not sure how
1:30:13
to pronounce his name out of Stockholm
1:30:15
gave us $199.99 and I have to assume
1:30:19
that he meant to give us more um he
1:30:25
doesn't have a note though so well I'm
1:30:28
going to I'm just gonna suggest that we
1:30:31
bump him into associate executive
1:30:33
producer I just pulled the penny out of
1:30:35
the pot there's no reason for him not to
1:30:37
be unless he doesn't want to be maybe he
1:30:41
wants to be mentioned but not listed in
1:30:43
the show notes
1:30:46
well
1:30:49
okay well some he's from Sweden mmm
1:30:52
Mason wait wait he he probably sent it
1:30:55
in kroner
1:30:57
yeah it came out this way yeah and
1:30:59
PayPal took a penny or two yeah all
1:31:02
right so he probably meant to do 200 it
1:31:04
was just the conversion maybe he
1:31:06
couldn't he sent it and the conversion
1:31:07
happened later then he would've let you
1:31:09
think you would left a note but it
1:31:10
elegan send the email see there's a
1:31:12
notice yeah because no one ever forgets
1:31:14
to send a note thank you to our
1:31:20
executive producers and associate
1:31:21
executive producers this podcast is
1:31:24
produced only because you are producing
1:31:26
it then that means you are sending us
1:31:28
expertise your in your observations many
1:31:31
of you have deep fields of expertise
1:31:34
including prison guards you know we've
1:31:37
got a lot of prison guards telling me
1:31:39
about what they think about the Epstein
1:31:40
guards but also clips artwork just
1:31:43
general ideas propagating the formula on
1:31:46
social on the social meds all of this
1:31:47
stuff and by the grace of God we have
1:31:50
executive and associate executive
1:31:52
producers and more financial producers
1:31:53
who keep the show going because that's
1:31:55
the only way it's going to work it's the
1:31:56
value for value system whatever you
1:31:58
think this show is worth to you just
1:32:00
send that to us and the place to send it
1:32:01
is Laura org slash is this we go for
1:32:13
your people in the mouth
1:32:21
and then fight blows four tires
1:32:28
and I think we should mention right now
1:32:31
in this context that there is an issue
1:32:34
on the horizon as Laura Logan has
1:32:39
started a show for Fox Nation and that
1:32:43
show was called No Agenda with Lara
1:32:46
Logan which was announced and everybody
1:32:51
every I'll produce many producers saw it
1:32:53
I've been emailing us about it etc and I
1:32:56
believe now I'm gonna leave this a
1:32:58
little bit up to you John because you're
1:33:00
you kind of handle these things on the
1:33:03
show traditionally which means we
1:33:05
usually don't do anything but in this
1:33:06
case we might have to I know I mean that
1:33:08
I don't mean that in a derogatory way
1:33:11
it's usually the right things like I
1:33:14
just like curry ranting won't do
1:33:15
anything but in this case we may
1:33:17
actually have a problem with the
1:33:20
trademark because I believe Lara Logan
1:33:22
has trademarked at least no agenda with
1:33:25
Lara I don't know she's Jen de not sure
1:33:29
we're gonna Chur we have we have one of
1:33:32
our producers as a trademark attorney
1:33:37
one is about
1:33:38
yeah it's nice yeah I will mention his
1:33:40
firm and we'll talk about it in the
1:33:42
future what would exactly well he's a
1:33:44
good guy he was says he'll do some of
1:33:46
the people do some stuff for us to stave
1:33:48
this off a little bit we're probably
1:33:50
gonna have to register no agenda
1:33:52
trademark as a podcast raised over
1:33:54
category and and cartoon Netflix serious
1:33:58
cartoon yeah animated series and then
1:34:02
they can you know they'll have the TV
1:34:03
show or something I don't know we're
1:34:05
gonna discuss it and we'll it's take
1:34:10
appropriate legal action but it's cost
1:34:13
money by the way we're gonna get a pro
1:34:15
bono free letter and some other free
1:34:17
stuff but at some point if it's not
1:34:20
gonna be free we get a pro bono letter
1:34:24
and a lapel pin and then we're a small
1:34:28
attorney on it we're off to the races
1:34:30
Las Vegas I actually I'd like Laura
1:34:33
Logan
1:34:34
we've played clips from her I like her
1:34:36
she has kind of an as she or she had an
1:34:39
anti mainstream stance going
1:34:41
for a while there she got kicked off she
1:34:44
got kicked off you know this was
1:34:48
researched I mean and this is the
1:34:50
interesting thing if you just go to to
1:34:52
any search engine and say hey no agenda
1:34:55
you type that in I mean the first five
1:34:57
pages is all us so if there's no way you
1:35:00
can miss that there is a show out there
1:35:03
called no agenda it's just little acts
1:35:06
of man that it's like yeah if she said
1:35:08
hey if she could have reached out
1:35:11
anything could if a number of things
1:35:12
could have been done but this just seems
1:35:13
a little agreed as arrogant yeah thank
1:35:16
you arrogant I hadn't sir but she's
1:35:19
married to a really wealthy oil guy I
1:35:21
think so she has a little bit of that I
1:35:24
don't give a shit because she doesn't
1:35:26
have to cuz she doesn't have to worry
1:35:27
about you know anything paying rent like
1:35:29
we do we actually have to pay rent so
1:35:32
yeah disappointing for sure but with and
1:35:36
normally I don't like to you know I
1:35:39
didn't have lawyers and my divorces I
1:35:41
did everything myself which turned out
1:35:43
great for me lawyers usually will run
1:35:48
off with all the money in these disputes
1:35:50
but there's a clear Lanham Act issue
1:35:52
here confusion for consumers and
1:35:56
sometimes you have to do the legal route
1:35:58
but I really despise it quite honestly
1:36:00
yeah that doesn't bother me
1:36:06
where's the gold Laura who knows kind of
1:36:11
like the especially experienced Larry in
1:36:13
the in the field specific yes that's a
1:36:16
big deal but it was just a general
1:36:17
interest lawyer yeah they can do this
1:36:19
and that but most lawyers that are do
1:36:21
any good they're very topic specific
1:36:24
there were a copyright lawyer a
1:36:27
trademark lawyer there real estate
1:36:29
lawyer exactly and they do certain
1:36:32
things and they do it well because it's
1:36:34
just decimal they do and it's they get
1:36:36
pretty good at it but they know what and
1:36:38
you know what buttons to push yes or not
1:36:41
yes
1:36:43
oh do you mind doing a little OTG for a
1:36:45
moment oh TG you mean OTG yeah OTG you
1:36:51
know the grid reports I have now been
1:37:09
using the brand-new OTG phone for almost
1:37:12
a week tomorrow be will be the complete
1:37:15
first week I am loving this device it is
1:37:18
even better than I expected
1:37:20
the battery life is phenomenal
1:37:23
the keepers in Dallas for the next
1:37:26
couple days she called me last night
1:37:27
it's the first call I did on it cuz I I
1:37:30
got no one to talk to
1:37:32
she caught it's really nice it's even
1:37:35
with the hearing aids now you can use
1:37:36
bluetooth for your hearing aids it has
1:37:38
that too but I don't just use just flip
1:37:40
it open and which is a nice way to
1:37:43
answer you look at the front and you
1:37:45
know what
1:37:47
jellow that's what you say jello yeah
1:37:50
when he answers the phone jello okay
1:37:53
it's functioning extremely well it does
1:37:57
everything I need and really nothing
1:37:59
very well which is exactly what you want
1:38:01
and as a part of this exercise because I
1:38:05
think that this phone will be the one by
1:38:06
the way and apparently AT&T also sells
1:38:09
the go flip three as this t-mobile but
1:38:13
critical difference the AT&T version
1:38:16
does not include a hotspot for some
1:38:18
reason so you do not want that you want
1:38:21
the hotspot oh that's pretty
1:38:24
that's Lane is well of course they want
1:38:27
to sell you their own little hotspots
1:38:29
this thing is about the size of a
1:38:30
hotspot when it's folded yeah and and it
1:38:34
doesn't get hot or anything I try oh
1:38:36
here's a cool bonus so you know oh I
1:38:40
know I got all I got all shitty for a
1:38:42
Boomer about it listen you know they
1:38:47
have these geolocation services if you
1:38:49
just search for one too you know
1:38:51
what's my geolocation I think it's it's
1:38:55
originally a Google
1:38:57
API that they expose but hundreds of
1:39:00
sites have it and if I go online from my
1:39:03
house from the Wi-Fi on my laptop and I
1:39:06
look at this site it'll it not only
1:39:08
shows that I'm in Austin Texas it shows
1:39:10
my zip code and it shows my longitude
1:39:13
and latitude
1:39:14
it's pinpointing my house precisely they
1:39:17
know exactly that I'm in that house when
1:39:20
I connect a laptop to the hotspot on the
1:39:26
go go flip three it shows me being in
1:39:31
Dallas
1:39:33
this is a huge benefit it's so low-tech
1:39:36
this thing it whatever it's doing it's
1:39:38
not and maybe that's what they said you
1:39:40
know it's like we don't hand off
1:39:42
geolocation you can turn it off and they
1:39:44
specifically say geolocation not GPS so
1:39:47
the minute I check it out through the
1:39:49
hotspot it's it's probably locating me
1:39:52
at some switch or some exchange that
1:39:54
t-mobile has in Dallas I thought not to
1:39:57
be nice and like oh okay I'll be in
1:39:59
Dallas much better hmm
1:40:01
you ever heard of the VPN yeah but the
1:40:04
VP yes of course of G John why don't you
1:40:08
explain it to me I'm just childish being
1:40:10
sarcastic I don't need to explain it and
1:40:12
I don't trust the VPNs most uh oh yeah
1:40:15
you and JC buzzkill jr. he doesn't trust
1:40:19
them either I think they're completely
1:40:20
compromised he says that yeah you can
1:40:23
use VPN but you better use three of them
1:40:25
go from one VPN subscribe to another VPN
1:40:29
through that FIFA game that's
1:40:30
subscribing the third deep Ian from the
1:40:32
other VPN app brother that point you're
1:40:33
sucking data like a turtle straw a sec
1:40:37
she's still pretty fast well I like
1:40:40
hearing that he's at least concerned
1:40:42
about that and then we talked briefly
1:40:46
about
1:40:48
windows and windows being really a spy
1:40:52
this
1:40:53
it's called Microsoft advertising and if
1:40:56
you look up their website they tout all
1:40:59
the great things they can target about
1:41:01
you based upon what you're doing on your
1:41:02
desktop your desktop searches what's
1:41:05
happening with Cortana which you can't
1:41:07
remove or of course don't email me this
1:41:10
tons of things you can do so I please
1:41:13
but so there's two things you can you
1:41:15
can remove it - there's two things first
1:41:18
you're going to the registry make a
1:41:26
backup set a mount point we're a
1:41:29
recovery no I'm already done there is a
1:41:34
cool little group I'm going to the
1:41:37
website right now and this group is
1:41:41
called who are they it's the O&O
1:41:46
software group and they have the Oh an
1:41:50
oh shut up ten software tool an anti spy
1:41:53
tool for Windows and several people
1:41:56
recommended this to me now use it your
1:41:58
own risk
1:41:59
I mean I don't know who the hell these
1:42:00
guys are it's an executable so you know
1:42:03
anything could be going on with it
1:42:06
but what it does is when you download it
1:42:07
and instead they seem very transparent
1:42:10
on their website about who they are and
1:42:11
you know it looks legit let me put it
1:42:13
that way yeah and you fire it up and
1:42:16
it's a control panel of about 75
1:42:20
different switches and every single
1:42:22
switch is a thing that Microsoft does or
1:42:26
possibly is the name of this again it's
1:42:29
oh and oh oh ampersand oh shut up ten
1:42:34
free anti spy tool for Windows Oh Oh -
1:42:37
software calm
1:42:40
and you fire it up and it shows you
1:42:44
about 75 switches that is either spying
1:42:48
or compiling data that B can be used to
1:42:50
spy and you could select individually
1:42:53
which ones you want to have on and off
1:42:55
which is nice because you turn some
1:42:56
things off it could affect the
1:42:57
performance they have recommended
1:42:59
setting so everything stopped everything
1:43:02
block some things and the machine runs
1:43:07
faster and I have a surface go which is
1:43:11
the lowest end model of the surface
1:43:13
tablet combo'd thingamabobs I really
1:43:17
love the form factor love that it's a
1:43:19
tablet a nice sized tablet and so that
1:43:23
is I installed that I have not seen any
1:43:25
other issues with it I took there and
1:43:28
not the complete block everything but
1:43:30
their advanced recommendation and the
1:43:33
machine I mean the processor is at an
1:43:36
all-time low
1:43:37
so you know the it cripples a lot of
1:43:39
stuff so that's one thing that I would
1:43:41
recommend people take a look at again I
1:43:43
can't recommend downloading it
1:43:45
installing it but I am recommending it
1:43:47
because I'm doing it but I don't know
1:43:49
anything else about these guys the
1:43:51
second thing is I try I went through my
1:43:55
annual oh let me just figure out how to
1:43:58
install Ubuntu that'll fix my problem
1:44:02
now I was not that down to once every
1:44:05
two years I was not willing to go
1:44:09
through that because i if you look up
1:44:11
the surface go and can you run Linux on
1:44:14
it absolutely everything works
1:44:17
apparently except for the cameras but
1:44:20
when you look at all the 5000 different
1:44:22
versions of installing it they all
1:44:25
pretty much say well you have to the
1:44:27
BIOS is a bit tricky that's where I tune
1:44:29
out I cannot deal with it I had enough
1:44:32
BIOS BIOS problems with Windows let
1:44:34
alone putting another operating system
1:44:39
on it so I this is a daily driver I'm
1:44:41
not willing to mess with the machine but
1:44:43
I did try virtual machines and I tried
1:44:46
because you know Windows 10 has some
1:44:49
stuff built in the windows subsystem for
1:44:51
Linux I tried that with
1:44:54
Ardi xrdp remote desktop and even tried
1:44:59
it with VNC crap
1:45:02
I tried hyper-v which I didn't know that
1:45:05
it has a Windows 10 has a virtual
1:45:07
machine in there which you have to
1:45:09
enable with hyper-v they're also
1:45:12
completely crap I mean the performance
1:45:14
sucks what I am still going to try is
1:45:17
the the virtual machine the the free
1:45:20
Oracle VirtualBox but really I think I
1:45:24
could totally for my daily work I could
1:45:26
totally go 100% Linux but I want it on
1:45:29
my surface go I don't want a big laptop
1:45:32
I don't want I want it to be native and
1:45:34
when there's a surefire way I think I'll
1:45:38
give it a shot or maybe maybe when the
1:45:41
when a new surface go comes out and
1:45:43
these are a couple hundred bucks they're
1:45:44
already quite cheap I'll get another one
1:45:46
and try it on that but I think not not
1:45:50
for product producing the show but I
1:45:53
think in normal life I could probably
1:45:54
get through the day because a lot of
1:45:57
this stuff is good I looked at a whole
1:45:58
bunch I installed all kinds of different
1:46:00
distros man mint unity
1:46:07
Lubuntu which is think mints the one
1:46:10
that keep telling you is the one you
1:46:11
want for multi-media cinnamon cinnamon
1:46:14
mint yes oh I haven't heard of that well
1:46:18
I still got ninety a long time to go
1:46:21
before I run through this crap again
1:46:22
then there's this story which is for
1:46:26
some letters but we have a Linux nuts
1:46:29
out there hey well if anyone wants to
1:46:32
install mint or something good on a
1:46:37
surface go you know and I'll pay for it
1:46:42
of course because it should only be
1:46:43
about four hundred bucks even with the
1:46:47
eight eight gigs and the SSD hard drive
1:46:49
I would love that but I'm afraid and I
1:46:52
quite honestly it's it's very stressful
1:46:54
to do this stuff and it never and
1:46:58
everyone's instructions are never
1:46:59
exactly what your machine does that's
1:47:01
just the law of the jump very annoying
1:47:04
very annoying well yeah that happens
1:47:07
once in a while how about this browser
1:47:13
crashed input output error channel not
1:47:17
available you should you should Google
1:47:20
how many people have that issue and
1:47:22
there's no fix so oh it's it's your hard
1:47:26
drive no it's because it's in the wrong
1:47:28
directory you don't have the right
1:47:30
permissions hey just type this change
1:47:33
mod + xx RDW 5 to 9 but I know what to
1:47:42
do I understand what all of that does
1:47:43
but it never works exactly right and
1:47:46
that's too bad
1:47:49
this was in this was a news article and
1:47:53
someone was kind enough to send me the
1:47:56
USA Today version because I think the
1:47:58
way they put it in this video was more
1:48:01
of a native add than it was a note of
1:48:05
caution in the wake of allegations that
1:48:07
numerous uber and lyft drivers have
1:48:08
sexually assaulted their passengers
1:48:10
where has been vocal about their push
1:48:11
for added safety and now the Washington
1:48:14
Post reports part of their initiative
1:48:15
will allow riders to record audio from
1:48:17
their journeys the feature will prompt
1:48:19
riders
1:48:19
to report any safety incidents during
1:48:21
travel and then submit the audio if
1:48:23
there was neither riders nor drivers
1:48:25
will be able to go back and listen to it
1:48:27
initially they're piloting the program
1:48:28
in Latin America because quote laws in
1:48:30
the United States around consent to
1:48:32
being recorded can vary from state to
1:48:34
state but they hope to test the feature
1:48:35
in the US soon as well it's worth noting
1:48:37
the writers may also opt out of the
1:48:39
recording service if they prefer this is
1:48:41
just the latest in ubers push for
1:48:43
increased safety during ride with its
1:48:44
app previously introducing an in-app one
1:48:47
dialer as well as automated safety check
1:48:49
ins of a ride changes its predetermined
1:48:51
course in 2018 a report by CNN found
1:48:54
that 120 people including 103 uber and
1:48:57
18 lyft passengers had accused drivers
1:49:00
of sexual assault that's great way to
1:49:02
put the news articles over a hundred
1:49:05
drivers or sexual thing was highly
1:49:09
edited so yeah talk together yeah chop
1:49:11
together together I hate that it doesn't
1:49:14
flow at all that's what they do in ads
1:49:15
that's why it sounded like a native ad
1:49:17
but this this recording does raise some
1:49:21
questions now already whenever I get
1:49:23
I've got when I was a niqab is not too
1:49:25
long ago maybe was in in the Netherlands
1:49:27
so I don't member what it was and then
1:49:30
you you're sitting in the back and you
1:49:31
look forward and there's this giant ring
1:49:34
hanging from the roof staring at you
1:49:36
which you know is an infrared camera
1:49:38
which is just recording you I don't like
1:49:41
it it just it didn't it feels intrusive
1:49:43
I understand why they have it but it's
1:49:46
only in Holland oh no in any cab in any
1:49:51
city absolutely yeah everywhere and one
1:49:56
of those caves where they ask you
1:49:57
questions do you make money with karaoke
1:50:00
no Kaskade no that wasn't it
1:50:03
so now Ebor is going to allow passengers
1:50:05
to record but also will allow the driver
1:50:07
to record audio and this and you heard
1:50:11
in that ad that there are privacy laws
1:50:14
and there are you know I think 38 states
1:50:17
allow any type of recording regardless
1:50:21
of who has consent but a number of
1:50:23
states do not most notably California
1:50:25
but in general we have to start thinking
1:50:28
about the what is happening with accept
1:50:31
of these types of recording systems I
1:50:33
could think I can make a case that your
1:50:37
uber doorbell being able to track me on
1:50:39
the other side of the street or walking
1:50:41
Bombur doorbell ring doorbell is it is a
1:50:46
violation if you're because they're not
1:50:48
just watching you're recording it and I
1:50:51
know it's oh that's a good point well I
1:50:54
if you look it up the lawyers have
1:50:56
different opinions because you have a
1:50:58
reasonable expectation of privacy when
1:51:01
you're walking around if you walk up to
1:51:04
someone's door that reasonable
1:51:06
expectation diminishes but these things
1:51:08
go much further and also you have guests
1:51:11
you know give and every every article
1:51:13
you read about this from a lawyer says
1:51:15
you should probably disclose to your
1:51:16
guests that you're taping them this
1:51:18
acceptance is what I what I'm concerned
1:51:21
about because this is why we're yang
1:51:23
comes in with this world data
1:51:25
organization vo let's bring it all into
1:51:28
one place w do that's right bring it all
1:51:33
in
1:51:36
and then Dame Sarah this will be thing
1:51:40
that's the last bit here Dame Sarah from
1:51:41
Down Under you know she's a very popular
1:51:43
host of a very popular Morning Show
1:51:45
Studio 10 as she is an official Dame and
1:51:48
she probably are they she over a dame
1:51:50
now is she maybe by countess or
1:51:56
something I'm not sure thing she was
1:51:59
well I like what she's doing here just a
1:52:01
minute of of the of the topic she's
1:52:04
bring an OTG to the down under
1:52:06
Australia's consumer watchdog has issued
1:52:08
a stark warning over Google's plan to
1:52:11
buy Fitbit the proposed three billion
1:52:14
dollar acquisition of the exercise
1:52:15
tracker has prompted the I Triple C
1:52:17
chair rod Simms to warn consumers over
1:52:20
their health data which is an
1:52:22
increasingly valuable commodity
1:52:24
google has said that Fitbit uses health
1:52:27
data would not be sold or used for its
1:52:30
ads but seems like previous cases where
1:52:32
digital platforms changed their stance
1:52:35
years down the track do you are trust
1:52:38
tech giants to take out health data and
1:52:41
not sell it on nah absolutely not and
1:52:44
they do it every time I guess when it
1:52:46
comes in they go we wouldn't do that and
1:52:48
then when everybody stopped thinking
1:52:49
about it they changed the terms and
1:52:51
conditions hands up anyone in the
1:52:53
history of mankind who reads the terms
1:52:54
and condition of stock all the way
1:52:55
through they change it and they say oh
1:52:57
by the way we're gonna stop selling it
1:52:58
now when everybody doesn't notice then
1:53:00
it's too light we have absolutely no
1:53:02
plans to use your health data yeah and
1:53:05
then after that they get plans yeah well
1:53:07
yeah way to go Dame Sarah propagated in
1:53:11
this country to do that but you know
1:53:13
it's gonna happen of course it's going
1:53:15
to saying is not untrue they're not
1:53:19
gonna sell the data they're going to
1:53:20
compile it use it share it with the
1:53:23
world data organization and just add it
1:53:25
to your portfolio your file your dossier
1:53:29
so good on Dame Sarah for propagating
1:53:32
the formula down under I like that and
1:53:34
the final thing somewhat concerning I
1:53:38
think I told you that I met a couple of
1:53:41
the millennial kids in Holland who were
1:53:43
doing the Google rating which means you
1:53:47
know they have the your money or your
1:53:49
life rule so they they are actually the
1:53:51
ones determining what is a good result
1:53:54
for Google Voice searches so if you say
1:53:58
M our vaccine safe you're not going to
1:54:03
get Mike the health Ranger know they're
1:54:05
going to choose WebMD for you so it is
1:54:08
actually completely unqualified people
1:54:10
who are making these decisions but
1:54:13
that's not the reason I bring it up
1:54:14
right now we have sinter Klass and the
1:54:18
racist black Piet policy in the
1:54:20
Netherlands of the helpers of st.
1:54:23
Nicholas and you know this is an ongoing
1:54:25
are we now in our sixth year I believe
1:54:27
what started as just a way to rile
1:54:30
people up for reparations for the
1:54:32
colonies the Dutch dominated hundreds of
1:54:35
years ago has now turned into a
1:54:37
full-blown social war with where kids
1:54:40
are they're waiting for the good the
1:54:42
good st. Nick to come in with his black
1:54:44
Piet helpers and adults are yelling and
1:54:46
screaming and protesting and fighting
1:54:48
with each other it's it's a shit show
1:54:50
but the worst part is these kids who are
1:54:54
listening to the Google searches are one
1:54:58
of them's about ready to give up the
1:55:01
racist questions the Dutch are asking
1:55:04
answers to regarding this issue is
1:55:06
apparently unparalleled just the way
1:55:11
this is going to the to Millennials yes
1:55:13
who are actually hearing the the Google
1:55:17
the Google assistant or you know the hey
1:55:19
boomer the hey Google queries and the
1:55:25
queries themselves are incredibly racist
1:55:28
and hateful extremely hateful and these
1:55:32
kids are like I don't think I can do
1:55:34
this I is this what our Dutch society
1:55:37
has become but were they getting paid an
1:55:40
hour I
1:55:42
the equivalent is about $13 an hour yeah
1:55:47
go find something else to do it's very
1:55:49
it's very unhealthy that's what I said -
1:55:52
I said tell you tell your friends thick
1:55:54
isn't they shouldn't do that and of
1:55:56
course you know once you really find out
1:55:58
what's going on inside people's minds
1:56:00
it's a little disheartening no agenda
1:56:04
show listeners well this is what will
1:56:06
help them exactly
1:56:09
alright that's Eggman I guess my blue
1:56:15
phone I 75 but phone yeah so the thing
1:56:18
boots up and then it says hey you got no
1:56:20
SIM card so now I got a SIM card then it
1:56:23
drops dead what yeah it wouldn't even
1:56:27
let you get past the boot no I did I'm
1:56:30
just dead as we speak I have to tear it
1:56:33
open take the battery out luckily I can
1:56:35
do that which I yes you don't can't take
1:56:37
a battery out of your phone you got a
1:56:38
lousy phone and I think I may be able to
1:56:41
get a reboot again but I don't
1:56:43
understand what happened I I'm working
1:56:45
on it but the thing is I'm you know
1:56:46
don't use the phone that much like here
1:56:48
well did you get it working again or is
1:56:49
it still oh no ice as dead as we speak
1:56:51
is bricked because it doesn't recognize
1:56:53
your sim well yeah but it bricked but it
1:56:56
didn't want boot now
1:56:59
it won't turn on hmm yeah you know a
1:57:04
reported ice on that thing the true OTG
1:57:07
person actually uses the blue phone
1:57:10
without the battery just have it with
1:57:15
you and just consult it and just hold it
1:57:17
up to your ear from I think you've
1:57:19
stumbled upon the ultimate ODG fo yeah
1:57:23
no batter hold on a second hold on say
1:57:26
Eddie get this call
1:57:28
my ear ring is vibrating Eliza is
1:57:31
telepathic is telepathic exactly
1:57:39
essentia which says we're closing this
1:57:40
segment I shouldn't mention the or since
1:57:42
we just mentioned Australia
1:57:44
I do have an oz story okay which I
1:57:47
thought was interesting cuz it reminds
1:57:49
me of you know the Chinese are they're
1:57:51
making a lot of errors here in judgment
1:57:54
but let's play there's a couple of MPs
1:57:56
from Australia have been refused entry
1:57:58
into China even though they were
1:57:59
invented to son and invited to some some
1:58:04
walk through for something or other like
1:58:05
a did Chinese do constantly but but play
1:58:09
this because it's got some interesting
1:58:10
little tidbits in it but the government
1:58:12
in peace who were denied visas for China
1:58:15
say they will not back down from their
1:58:17
criticisms of Beijing the Chinese
1:58:20
embassy says the pair could visit in
1:58:22
future if they repent and redress their
1:58:25
so-called mistakes ranging liberal MP
1:58:29
Andrew hasty is standing firm and there
1:58:32
will be no repentance no apology let me
1:58:34
be very clear we will not repent for
1:58:36
standing up for Australian sovereignty
1:58:38
our values our interests and for those
1:58:41
who can't speak for themselves after he
1:58:43
and fellow China critic Senator James
1:58:45
Patterson were denied visas for a study
1:58:47
tour the Chinese embassy says the door
1:58:50
will be open if they repent and redress
1:58:53
their mistakes they want a one-way
1:58:55
conversation we were surprised surprised
1:58:57
not to be invited surprised by the
1:58:58
strength of the condemnation of us
1:59:01
Andrew hasty and James Patterson have
1:59:03
been critical of Beijing's attempts to
1:59:05
exert influence in Australia and its
1:59:08
human rights record there won't be any
1:59:10
repenting far from backing down both
1:59:12
criticized China's treatment of Muslim
1:59:15
minorities following a major leak of
1:59:17
communist party documents to the New
1:59:19
York Times shedding light on mass
1:59:22
detention and indoctrination camps in
1:59:24
China's West The New York Times report
1:59:27
is most troubling because it reveals
1:59:29
exactly what the regime is thinking on
1:59:31
the inside up to a million Muslims are
1:59:34
detained in internment camps for
1:59:36
re-education and that's a profoundly
1:59:37
disturbing theme the Foreign Minister
1:59:39
Maurice Payne has described the report
1:59:41
as disturbing she says Australia has
1:59:45
previously raised concerns with China
1:59:47
and will continue to do so I like this
1:59:50
clip for a particular reason
1:59:53
no no if you want to say anything about
1:59:54
it first no go ahead
1:59:56
this is now the I've heard this a couple
2:00:00
of times and I'm glad that we're now
2:00:01
hearing it from Down Under and I believe
2:00:04
we even heard it in our earlier clips
2:00:06
from
2:00:09
the debate this million Muslims
2:00:12
incarcerated this is a meme it's being
2:00:15
pushed and there's a reason for it and I
2:00:17
think it's going to be used it's being
2:00:19
pushed and pushed you got a million
2:00:20
million Muslim but the Igor's to
2:00:23
nooglers what are they called
2:00:24
yeah the weed yours The Weavers yogurt
2:00:27
yogurt shan't you earth chunky ogres
2:00:30
something's going on with that and
2:00:32
there's there's some movement afoot that
2:00:35
we're not privy to yet it will unfold
2:00:38
itself but I think it's it's a comment
2:00:41
it may be used as a wedge you know what
2:00:44
I mean
2:00:47
yeah there's something is up with this
2:00:49
now I the reason I have the club because
2:00:51
I got a kick out of this well if they
2:00:53
repent and redress repair oh yes oh
2:00:56
sorry we said does anything bad run
2:00:59
repentance down quite sure what would
2:01:02
that even means but mmm it sounds very
2:01:05
Chinese ewwww
2:01:07
ah but since we're just discussing this
2:01:10
sort of bigger pictures I want to get
2:01:12
this one out of the way which is my list
2:01:14
of pretty much I mean Zimbabwe is one of
2:01:17
them I don't have a clip from it but
2:01:19
that's another ridings owaisi's do you
2:01:21
want it do you want to do the world is
2:01:23
on fire or well the world is on fire so
2:01:26
I do have one clip a new world part a
2:01:28
new part of the world sunflower hold on
2:01:30
a second just tell me where the part of
2:01:32
the world is first this is Georgia
2:01:35
Georgia okay hold on a second are taking
2:01:49
to the streets again to protest gasoline
2:01:51
price hike Bougainville may become a new
2:01:54
country they want to separate that's
2:01:56
crazy over there in Georgia just to
2:01:59
Georgia now and thousands have taken to
2:02:01
the streets of the Georgian capital
2:02:02
Tbilisi four days after a parliament
2:02:05
there failed to pass a bill to change
2:02:06
the electoral system to proportional
2:02:08
representation earlier this week police
2:02:11
cleared protesters using tear gas and
2:02:14
water captain demonstrators say the
2:02:15
electoral system is unfair and puts too
2:02:17
much power in the hands
2:02:18
party that's right it's burning all
2:02:21
around the world your world is burning
2:02:24
in under 30 seconds it's working on it
2:02:29
seems like a lot of work people seem to
2:02:32
like the segment so David there's
2:02:36
actually about a five-minute report on
2:02:38
this Georgia has all these issues that's
2:02:40
going and you have to wonder who we knew
2:02:42
Nuland is over here AC might be she
2:02:46
might be we've lost track of things I
2:02:48
mean if we got a president United States
2:02:50
that his own ideas about foreign policy
2:02:52
and he wants to stop a lot of this stuff
2:02:55
but that's still going on they'd know
2:02:56
nothing stopping anything and when he
2:02:59
tries to stop this stuff you know he's
2:03:01
all of a sudden accused of like trying
2:03:03
to bust Biden and in the in Ukraine
2:03:06
which is again yeah sketchy enough but
2:03:10
yeah this is still going on in fact this
2:03:13
may be worse if we really start
2:03:15
listening to countries with all this oil
2:03:17
hell's breaking loose it's quite a few
2:03:18
of them and China man huh or Hong Kong
2:03:20
who ll Hong Kong is a mess yeah
2:03:25
and they won't let this carry lamb quit
2:03:27
I don't understand well yes I do
2:03:30
understand China's asshole
2:03:34
those definitely they're not playing
2:03:36
this correctly and like I've made a
2:03:39
point in the newsletter
2:03:41
the Chinese have this reputation for
2:03:45
being these long-term thinkers and every
2:03:48
day if you do a deal with China they're
2:03:49
always gonna be there for you because
2:03:50
you're gonna be you know this thing the
2:03:52
long term long term long term but this
2:03:56
is a long-term deal they did was haunt
2:03:57
with the UK to do Hong Kong which was
2:04:00
supposed to give Hong Kong independence
2:04:03
for 50 years from 1997 with the turnover
2:04:05
the year to 19 to 20 47 and the Chinese
2:04:09
aren't biting by this so what kind of
2:04:11
long-term deal can you do with the
2:04:13
Chinese if they can't even do a deal
2:04:15
like this and make it stick well the
2:04:16
British Army the British navies will
2:04:18
have to sail and go kick their ass will
2:04:25
the thing that conspiracy theories are
2:04:29
made of I really love this one was the
2:04:31
president's unscheduled stop to Walter
2:04:35
Reed Medical Hospital yeah this had a
2:04:37
couple of good good background stories I
2:04:40
got it I got the do you have anything I
2:04:42
got a CNN report David I don't have a
2:04:44
report on it but in the sitted messages
2:04:46
he might have been poisoned yes and the
2:04:49
food taster figured well let's leave the
2:04:50
report chasers in the hospital let's
2:04:53
hear the report one other thing I
2:04:54
thought I'd bring it up while we're here
2:04:56
I'm sorry this is from CNN but this is
2:04:59
Trump who went out of his way to to
2:05:01
mention that this was just not there
2:05:03
what are you all nuts about this what's
2:05:05
going on one other thing I thought I'd
2:05:07
bring it up while we're here I went for
2:05:10
a physical insanity
2:05:12
my wife said oh darling that's wonderful
2:05:15
because I had some extra time because it
2:05:17
looks like January could be a busy month
2:05:18
if she's able to give devotion which she
2:05:21
should be able to woman is highly
2:05:24
overrated woman is highly incompetent
2:05:26
and if she's able to get the phone so
2:05:28
maybe to get it by using the associate
2:05:30
but I work for a physical and when I
2:05:33
came back my wife said darling are you
2:05:35
okay what's wrong oh they're reporting
2:05:38
you may have had a heart attack I said
2:05:40
why did that bar to thank you because
2:05:41
you went to Walter Reed Medical so
2:05:43
that's where we go when we get the
2:05:45
physicals I said I was only there for a
2:05:47
very short period of time I went did a
2:05:49
very routine just a piece of it the rest
2:05:51
of it takes place in January did a very
2:05:54
routine physical he visited the family
2:05:57
visited a couple of groups but visited
2:05:59
the family of a young soldier who was
2:06:01
very badly injured who was in the
2:06:03
operating room I toured the hospital for
2:06:06
a little while I was out of there very
2:06:08
quickly
2:06:09
okay okay I'm gonna call bullcrap on
2:06:13
almost all of this first of all
2:06:16
interesting that he says Nancy Pelosi
2:06:19
may use USMC a to get the impeachment
2:06:22
vote he kind of slipped that in there
2:06:23
did you check did you did you catch that
2:06:25
I heard that but what is he talking I
2:06:27
didn't realize he was talking about
2:06:28
Nancy I thought he was talking about
2:06:30
someone else did he he slipped it in too
2:06:32
quickly yes u.s. u.s. one CA is the
2:06:35
revamp of NAFTA as the United States
2:06:37
Canada Mexico agreement which
2:06:40
Republicans have been bitching about for
2:06:43
quite a while now it's like why won't
2:06:44
you bring that to the floor we should
2:06:46
vote on this everyone wants to pass it
2:06:48
but in order to get the impeachment vote
2:06:50
and I don't think they need that because
2:06:53
if all Democrats vote to impeach or the
2:06:56
articles of impeachment they don't need
2:06:57
at all this is nonsense right but he I
2:07:00
don't know why he slipped it in there
2:07:01
but he did second because they're gonna
2:07:03
dare either get they have the votes
2:07:06
they're just yes they're just afraid of
2:07:08
pulling the trigger no they're not
2:07:10
they're gonna they're totally gonna pull
2:07:12
the trigger they're gonna do the vote
2:07:14
they have to otherwise all the Ukraine
2:07:16
scandal comes out they gotta do
2:07:19
something but they have to time it right
2:07:21
that's that's gonna come out anyway
2:07:23
well that
2:07:24
the decision you got a couple Democrats
2:07:26
one of them says well we should probably
2:07:28
just get the impeachment over with and
2:07:30
do our job because the Senate's gonna
2:07:33
vote okay I'll I'll be one of the guys
2:07:35
I'll be advocating you do we're gonna
2:07:37
talk to each other you could go well
2:07:40
well what's like I say right now we
2:07:43
should do the impeachment vote get it
2:07:44
out of the way if the Senate rejects
2:07:46
it's fine no no no no no we need to keep
2:07:48
the media show going as long as possible
2:07:51
so you know what it's a hello it's a
2:07:53
fail it's not working we have got to get
2:07:56
this out you we got to get to vote done
2:07:58
we we can't give Trump an entire year to
2:08:01
unmask the shenanigans in Ukraine he
2:08:03
needs to be stalled we need to dominate
2:08:06
the media and every podcast how does
2:08:09
this how does not running here's what's
2:08:12
gonna happen we're gonna look like
2:08:14
idiots if we don't vote to impeach
2:08:17
because we've been talking a big game
2:08:18
and doing nothing we're gonna do it but
2:08:20
we just have to get we need a way to do
2:08:22
it
2:08:24
we're gonna do it in February and then
2:08:25
we need to make sure that that turtle
2:08:27
McDonald what's different from February
2:08:31
from what we have today we need to stall
2:08:34
we need the media that we need to hijack
2:08:37
the media we cannot have anyone doing
2:08:39
any stories about anything but
2:08:40
impeaching Trump that's the mission
2:08:43
that's it we can't have any people are
2:08:46
getting awfully close they're gonna
2:08:48
figure out hunter they're gonna figure
2:08:51
out Joe they're gonna figure it out it's
2:08:53
gonna it's new shit has come to light we
2:08:55
have to own and dominate the media which
2:08:58
is working pretty well so far
2:08:59
it hasn't worked well at all and
2:09:01
numbered and secondly let the Biden
2:09:04
stuff it should go out earlier not later
2:09:06
what happens if it comes up just before
2:09:08
the ditch busted wide open like a day
2:09:11
before the election you can't this is
2:09:13
what happened to Hillary when Comey came
2:09:15
out said well I gotta reopen the
2:09:16
investigation this is gonna be screwed
2:09:19
Joe no we gotta get this done now okay I
2:09:23
think is right there's a debate going on
2:09:25
it we had is the debate that's going on
2:09:28
I think you're right but now back to the
2:09:31
President and his his health
2:09:35
permission I don't know what else to
2:09:36
call it health scare I mean yes else it
2:09:39
yeah I mean you know this is not not
2:09:42
common that it's unscheduled as you say
2:09:46
possible time delayed chemical agent the
2:09:49
food tester apparently is gravely ill
2:09:51
according to Ranger Mike natural natural
2:09:55
news but I found that CNN had the I mean
2:09:59
you want a conspiracy you want to hear
2:10:01
some great conspiracy bring on the CNN
2:10:04
doctor who's there with Erin Burnett and
2:10:07
man
2:10:08
the president's honors on his deathbed
2:10:10
does it sound plausible to you that this
2:10:12
would be part of him unphysical absolute
2:10:15
nonsense you don't take a part of your
2:10:16
physical one time and then a month or
2:10:19
two later take another party physical
2:10:20
I've never heard of anything like that
2:10:21
and also his physical for the kinds of
2:10:24
things he needs and the whole thing
2:10:26
could have been done at the White House
2:10:28
there was no reason blood tests
2:10:30
electrocardiogram everything could have
2:10:32
been that nest he's had stress tests
2:10:34
done before he said there's no procedure
2:10:37
there was a part of a routine exam that
2:10:40
could not been done in the White House
2:10:41
so that's that's absolutely balderdash
2:10:43
I think Paul but what now is that's okay
2:10:54
boomer
2:10:56
think that's appropriate here balderdash
2:10:59
Wow here comes again not been done in
2:11:04
the White House so that's that's
2:11:06
absolute balderdash I think he had what
2:11:08
I would call not an emergency
2:11:10
necessarily but an urgency something
2:11:12
went wrong now maybe he had chest pain
2:11:15
maybe he had some neurologic I think he
2:11:18
is someone who has some neurological
2:11:21
issues which no one has ever really
2:11:23
addressed the other thing is the
2:11:26
cardiologists after his last physical
2:11:28
exam said that he was in the upper 20%
2:11:31
in terms of cardiovascular risk so he
2:11:34
has got some real risk factors his the
2:11:37
inability to say words sometimes worries
2:11:40
me tremendously uh he is having trouble
2:11:43
worth finding when he said United Church
2:11:45
instead United States he's not words
2:11:48
these aren't slips of the tongue these
2:11:50
are words he can't find them and this is
2:11:52
happening
2:11:52
over and over again comedians joke about
2:11:54
it but it's not a joking matter I think
2:11:57
there is a neurological issue that is
2:11:59
not being addressed if he had an MRI of
2:12:02
his head over there I would be very
2:12:05
pleased because I think he needs a worry
2:12:07
that I have is that maybe he's having
2:12:10
small strokes and you know we had that
2:12:12
once before in the White House when
2:12:14
Woodrow Wilson was president he his
2:12:17
inability to find words is peculiar and
2:12:20
has not been explained and I think one
2:12:23
has to think of it as a possible
2:12:25
neurological issue there you go he's
2:12:28
almost dead well of course we've this
2:12:31
explained the United States like loose
2:12:35
dentures loose dentures or perhaps also
2:12:40
we have it was uh there's something else
2:12:43
he was taking something that would make
2:12:44
him slur a little bit yeah like a meme a
2:12:48
striking him from a know anything's
2:12:53
possible nice face yeah
2:12:59
but it's fine with Biden yeah oh yeah
2:13:03
now this there's not no problem Scelzi
2:13:05
as everybody yeah yeah
2:13:07
Biden's if you look at but also another
2:13:09
thing that came up full conspiratorial
2:13:11
thing about Bernie's forehead Oh
2:13:13
interesting I was gonna say something
2:13:15
out Biden's forehead what about Bernie's
2:13:17
forehead apparently they've done so they
2:13:19
did some analysis of the debate and his
2:13:23
forehead is normally very wrinkled and
2:13:26
it was smooth as though he'd either had
2:13:28
a little talks
2:13:30
it could be Botox okay it's possible
2:13:36
I would guess it was Botox hmm which
2:13:39
also affect the way it affects your
2:13:41
emotions in a negative way sure sure oh
2:13:44
it can yeah and yeah it turns out if you
2:13:47
can't express yourself with facial
2:13:50
expressions you actually can't feel
2:13:51
those emotions anymore yes we have this
2:13:54
on the show we've had it on the show if
2:13:57
you can't or was like it maybe he's
2:14:00
getting so he's get some work done as
2:14:02
possible how about you know if you look
2:14:05
at Joe's head front straight on from the
2:14:08
front and when he's looking down a
2:14:09
little bit his he has the skull bone or
2:14:15
plate I guess of the front of his head
2:14:17
makes him look a lot like quark from
2:14:21
Deep Space nine
2:14:24
who was it quark who was one of those
2:14:27
little dudes who are runner they're
2:14:29
always in the bar and I was a little
2:14:30
Ferengi Ferengi yeah it looks just like
2:14:33
one of those foreign guys if you and you
2:14:35
got a look at a picture that's cuz he
2:14:36
had I think after you have your head
2:14:38
chopped up the top chopped off twice
2:14:40
will form of some sort of something's
2:14:43
gotta happen there with them in the bone
2:14:45
heals yeah
2:14:47
yeah but it was just Ferengi cork yes he
2:14:51
was the bartender that's what at work
2:14:52
yeah he looks a lot like him yeah just
2:14:56
one of those No Agenda observations
2:15:01
imagine all the people who could do
2:15:11
another time is flying
2:15:14
episode I know man
2:15:17
well let's thank a few people while we
2:15:19
can okay it will be mentioned Erik ours
2:15:24
Joe are from Stockholm 1 9999 John
2:15:29
Strickland wasn't these are falling John
2:15:34
Strickland in Bartlesville Oklahoma I'm
2:15:39
sorry yes in Bartlesville Oklahoma 1 2 3
2:15:43
4 5
2:15:43
Cory Ainsworth and Edgerton Wisconsin
2:15:47
Wisconsin
2:15:49
it's got gonna be knighted or something
2:15:52
here let's take the role the value
2:15:53
provided way to me nicely
2:15:57
Corey Ainsworth yes yes Corey will be
2:16:00
knighted today I don't think Corey had
2:16:03
any special requests for the for the
2:16:08
round table but this donation brings me
2:16:10
to knighthood accounting attached please
2:16:11
Knight me sir data ops the Wisconsin
2:16:14
millennial you mentioned last episode
2:16:17
that there would be trouble for the
2:16:18
video games industry ahead I believe
2:16:20
this is related to children gambling no
2:16:24
Wikipedia describes this on its loot box
2:16:26
page if you're curious I'll look at that
2:16:29
later I am somewhat curious well I can't
2:16:31
wait to see you on the podium for your
2:16:34
official pronounced occasion
2:16:39
anything about this
2:16:42
what that children being gamblers well
2:16:47
we have to look into it so we don't
2:16:50
actually yeah we don't actually know yet
2:16:53
okay do we have on the night list is in
2:17:00
Bussmann on the SES yes he is
2:17:03
just checking I don't know if it's Ian
2:17:06
or or iron Ian Ian okay
2:17:11
alright who would say anything other
2:17:14
than that Alexander soles burger 800 8
2:17:19
William Alston 800 8 in Baltimore blue B
2:17:23
says and he wants travel goat scream
2:17:26
karma for all the visiting family yes
2:17:29
we'll do that the end you bet
2:17:32
you bet Miguel Gonzales organs souls
2:17:36
depends on what part of the world he's
2:17:39
from he wants some house restoration
2:17:43
karma we'll put that at dancing hold on
2:17:45
a second he says also can I call out
2:17:47
both Adam and John as douchebags I'm not
2:17:51
gonna read that what the hell
2:17:55
you guys do the left with the left does
2:17:58
the Trump any signs of right-wing
2:18:00
thinking means that they call him out as
2:18:02
a Nazi in your case you call out any
2:18:04
left winger thought as Marxist socialist
2:18:07
rule shouldn't bullshit bullshit that's
2:18:11
not to find it please send me all the
2:18:14
episodes we call people a Marxist /
2:18:17
socialist no and then he goes on when
2:18:21
they call themselves that like alexander
2:18:23
el caso cortez she calls the herself a
2:18:26
socialist in fact bernie calls himself a
2:18:28
socialist
2:18:36
that's actually the end of the show i'll
2:18:44
do an aside here for the audience at the
2:18:47
end of the last show you said that they
2:18:48
sounded the same and that clip in the
2:18:50
pigs clip yep and there is I thought to
2:18:53
myself self I don't think they sound
2:18:56
that much the same but now that you play
2:18:59
it isn't that crazy how much she sounds
2:19:01
like her it sounds exactly the same
2:19:11
it's her yes thank you sir Dave Thompson
2:19:15
for putting that together and sending it
2:19:17
to me anyway back to back to the note at
2:19:19
hand and I really appreciate Miguel
2:19:23
donating and and bitching and I think
2:19:27
it's it's worthwhile to read it by the
2:19:29
way you notice he's in the UK yes he's
2:19:32
in the UK very socialist Marxist no Adam
2:19:36
the Netherlands were never socialists
2:19:38
nor is Sweden nor France nor is gavin
2:19:41
newsom
2:19:41
okay I've never said Sweden is
2:19:44
socialists of Netan France maybe gavin
2:19:46
newsom never Austin City Council
2:19:51
I don't think so
2:19:54
but the Netherlands yes we're totally
2:19:57
totally socialist that Social Democrats
2:20:00
of okay whatever
2:20:02
I live there I don't think you live
2:20:04
there me well at best they fall under
2:20:07
the big Social Democrat family okay
2:20:10
those that accept capitalism believe
2:20:12
they can broker a deal between capital
2:20:13
and workers yeah it's called socialist
2:20:15
and calming the most of these guys do
2:20:20
not accept capitalism if you look at the
2:20:22
signage that they haven't really
2:20:24
it's got no capitalist and capitalism
2:20:27
capitalism is the patriarchy so I not
2:20:31
buying it well first of all I'm offended
2:20:34
that he says that we call everyone you
2:20:37
know that if you Ben Shapiro Crowder
2:20:42
Alex Jones you know go to all those guys
2:20:45
you can't pin us that that whenever
2:20:48
there's any signs of crazy thinking you
2:20:51
call them a Marxist it's just not true
2:20:53
and yes the Netherlands is completely
2:20:56
everything socialized onward anyway
2:21:01
thank you Miguel anyone who wants to
2:21:05
donate 6969 and complain to us we'll
2:21:08
pick it up let me just read the final
2:21:10
bit of his note at best they fall into
2:21:12
the big Social Democrat family those
2:21:14
that accept capitalism and believe they
2:21:15
can broker a deal between capital and
2:21:17
workers how's that working out
2:21:19
Marxism just points out that there's a
2:21:21
problem with capitalism the rate of
2:21:23
profit as a tendency to go to zero
2:21:25
whatever that means and when it reaches
2:21:28
zero capitalism will no longer be
2:21:30
possible in a communist Society will
2:21:32
then be possible it may be useful to
2:21:34
read this so producers be informed or
2:21:36
agree disagree love the show okay III
2:21:39
don't understand exactly what you're
2:21:40
saying at the end there me go
2:21:42
but you donate with something like that
2:21:44
you're gonna get it read and appreciated
2:21:46
I really can't agree with your
2:21:49
accusation though ok we'll read the next
2:21:51
one Tyler net in Mount Vernon Washington
2:21:55
6033 and he has an interesting note I
2:21:58
want to read job's karma work after
2:22:01
getting laid off from my job making
2:22:02
rubber stamps I'm now working in a local
2:22:05
government agency stay there until the
2:22:07
depression
2:22:08
/ I got the right offer after I was laid
2:22:11
off I've just wasted jobs karma work
2:22:14
I've had to switch from listening to the
2:22:16
podcast in my headphones well huffing
2:22:19
rubber smoke to listening in the car but
2:22:22
I'm glad I can still tune in and pay the
2:22:24
bills
2:22:25
my last names runs direction so happy to
2:22:29
hear that and sixty dollars and 33 cents
2:22:32
here's the question was this a og jobs
2:22:36
Karma
2:22:37
or was that a Trump karma or a combo
2:22:39
karma Neal is a regular karma house sure
2:22:42
all right well we need to know these
2:22:43
things and I need to know if the other
2:22:44
Karma's work I think karma guys won't
2:22:47
have to report back and they have it
2:22:48
reported so I guess not fuck what oh I'm
2:22:55
sorry it was a um it it was confusing it
2:22:59
said second time donor please do not use
2:23:00
my real name and apparently she gave her
2:23:03
pseudonym later in the in the sentence I
2:23:06
was just trying to protect the innocent
2:23:08
trying to predict yeah genitals in
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Chandler Arizona 59.99 Miguel Lopez
2:23:16
wait a minute another Miguel oh this is
2:23:19
a different one
2:23:19
he's from Fighters New Jersey that's
2:23:22
where I'm doing my part that can only be
2:23:24
one no agenda that's right Dean Roker
2:23:27
5510 suba suba suba suba yes about
2:23:34
supposed to both paths intimate Metairie
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Louisiana 5510 he's got a birthday
2:23:40
call-out for his son who turned 16 on
2:23:42
the 18th we'll do that sir asset of the
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candy Navion woods 5510 Keith Stefan's
2:23:50
our Stevens who knows 5510 love you guys
2:23:56
been a while since I last donated
2:24:00
take parently since the club 33 burnt
2:24:02
down some donated Todd of the nimbin
2:24:04
hinterland and he had was fifty-five ten
2:24:07
double nickels on the dime Todd of the
2:24:08
nimbin hinterlands 5225 know the
2:24:10
birthday sebastian louis de haas very
2:24:15
good in the netherlands 52 andrew andrew
2:24:20
gusik in Greensboro North Carolina 50
2:24:22
the following people are all 50 dollar
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donors starting with Andrew following
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Oklahoma Daniel Lee boy in Bath Michigan
2:24:35
Brad Taylor in Duval Wisconsin Scott
2:24:37
lavender in Montgomery Texas sir Scott
2:24:40
if I'm not mistaken it's got fuller in
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coming coming Georgia
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Jennifer Moore in Huntley kc9 vjc 73's
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the Jennifer lady ham Julianne chick 50
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George Sir George whoosh it I'm thinking
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in Universal City Texas and that
2:25:05
concludes our list of producers for show
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1192 wanna thank each and every one of
2:25:10
them keeping the show going yes
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we'd actually like to come to your house
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and thank you each and every one of you
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2:25:18
would do it thank you so much thank you
2:25:21
to the people who came in under $50 many
2:25:23
of you on our subscription programs
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which really do help if you're if you're
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a regular donator consider a donor can
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donator be regular dominator consider
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consider getting one of those
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subscriptions as well if everyone did
2:25:37
that the segment's would be shorter then
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we'd be okay boomer also I see under the
2:25:46
50 level at the anonymity number please
2:25:50
send out mental health Karma to my
2:25:51
colleague his daughter and family his 17
2:25:54
year old daughter attempted suicide this
2:25:55
past weekend the family struggling to
2:25:57
make sense of it all so I won't mention
2:25:59
who said this because he's under 50 at
2:26:02
the 49.99
2:26:03
even though it's just the night name but
2:26:05
that's appreciated there was also
2:26:07
another something we had to clear up
2:26:12
here yes
2:26:13
you recall on the last show we had an
2:26:15
anonymous insta night which was which
2:26:20
came from China and was meant we were we
2:26:25
didn't know if it was from somebody
2:26:28
didn't know what to do
2:26:30
we didn't so this was from an anonymous
2:26:32
donor in China who wrote to me in Dutch
2:26:36
he said he would like to
2:26:41
nominate Hubert pools for a knighthood
2:26:45
with his donation COO Bert spools so
2:26:48
he's clearly Dutch and he is the one who
2:26:51
hit our anonymous donor in the mouth
2:26:53
he says the show was super I love it
2:26:56
could you please Knight him Knight of
2:26:58
South China and of course I would like
2:27:01
to give him the usual hookers and blow
2:27:02
but also some vape juice as vaping will
2:27:06
probably be banned in China which we had
2:27:10
we might have time to talk about later
2:27:12
on so we'll make sure we do that we will
2:27:13
make the will make Hubert pools the nice
2:27:18
night of South China but first we need
2:27:21
to do some Karma's and thank all of you
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very very much for supporting the show
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please help us out at Dvorak org jobs
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let's vote for John you've got karma
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21st of November 2019 here's your
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birthday lists for the No Agenda show we
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love saying happy birthday and we say
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happy birthday to Mark Johnson who turns
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63 years old today
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suppose path his son Ben turned 16 on
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the 18th so belated happy birthday happy
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birthday to Todd of the nimbin
2:28:18
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is three but he'll be turning four on
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the 7th of December happy birthday from
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everybody at the best podcast in
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universe including Uncle John and uncle
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Adam
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we have nights upon non he'll Pete ups
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his periods level to that of baronet's
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thanks to another aggregated $1,000 in
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total support of the No Agenda show
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thank you very much
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baronet's upon nan hill Pete we thank
2:29:03
you very much for your courage and I
2:29:06
think we should probably do a quick
2:29:07
little check in with the No Agenda
2:29:10
meetups meetups for tomorrow The Hague
2:29:27
in the Netherlands that will be at six
2:29:29
o'clock local time the fiddler in den
2:29:32
hawk Robbin the dunes of The Hague will
2:29:34
be your host Saturday come Kamloops BC
2:29:37
Canada I got a nasty note by the way
2:29:40
someone said stop calling my country
2:29:42
candy Naevia it's rude so I'm gonna stop
2:29:46
doing that
2:29:47
that'll be Saturday hey a bunch of the
2:29:50
candidates are using the term they think
2:29:53
it's funny
2:29:53
where's this humorless guy from Kanda
2:29:56
Naevia Sunday the lowlands in the
2:30:01
Netherlands sir Hendrik will be
2:30:03
organizing that also Aggieland Aggieland
2:30:06
is is the arch enemy the Aggies up there
2:30:10
of the Austinites of the Longhorns but I
2:30:12
personally love college station
2:30:14
bryan-college station it's a nice place
2:30:16
you got some good museums up there near
2:30:18
the University Moe's Irish pub is where
2:30:20
you want to meet Joshua McLane a says he
2:30:22
already has three people he'd like to
2:30:24
see more let's see if the Aggies are if
2:30:27
they'd have no agenda Sydney Australia
2:30:30
on Sunday this will be the second
2:30:32
official meetup for the Sydney based no
2:30:34
agenda producers located in Marrickville
2:30:37
that'll be Sunday afternoon at the
2:30:39
gasoline Pony and and that's it for us
2:30:43
coming up and I'll
2:30:44
rest on Sunday for you and now we have
2:30:47
let me see one two we have three nights
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so if you can got it thank you
2:30:55
it's waiting for it Oh grab
2:30:58
here this guy's out Cory Ainsworth's
2:31:04
Hubert pools all of you up on the podium
2:31:06
gentlemen thanks to your contributions
2:31:09
and contributions in your name up to the
2:31:11
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have you here and I'm very proud to
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pronunciate thee sir McQueen a flight
2:31:19
town sir data ops the Wisconsin
2:31:22
millennial and the night of South China
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for you we have hookers and blow
2:31:25
rentboys and Chardonnay we got some fake
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juice and Jambo cartridges cookie and
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plasticizers blare of beer in blunts
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cowgirls and coffin varnish breast milk
2:31:39
and pablum ginger ale and durables bong
2:31:41
hits and bourbon and mutton and Mead
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it's what you really want to eat at the
2:31:46
round table of the No Agenda nights and
2:31:47
names and thank you to these three with
2:31:50
freshly minted nights you are requested
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as your first official duty to go to no
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agenda nation.com slash rings and give
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Eric the shill as much info as possible
2:32:02
so that you can send that off to you and
2:32:03
of course once you receive your knight
2:32:05
ring your signet ring your sealing wax
2:32:07
and your certificate tweet out a picture
2:32:09
we got a couple of them in the past week
2:32:11
it's always fun and it's a good way to
2:32:13
introduce yourself to the group and for
2:32:15
everybody to thank you for your courage
2:32:17
and and bow to your power
2:32:22
so I have a little ask Adam segment oh
2:32:26
okay
2:32:28
and do I need the jingle for this or is
2:32:30
it is it all I don't know come on let's
2:32:32
do the G we're running out of time it's
2:32:37
a podcast what are you talking about
2:32:40
running idea of talking about life in
2:32:43
general you have to be somewhere and you
2:32:45
guys so you're you busy today doughnuts
2:32:47
doughnuts okay ask Adam I'm ready okay
2:32:52
now I'm watching Deutsche Welle
2:32:55
there's like any news from our network
2:32:58
of course not so they're doing this
2:33:00
thing on child brides in Nigeria
2:33:03
northern Nigeria they just have a real
2:33:05
promise everyone's a child Brian your
2:33:07
attention but I'm got a question here
2:33:12
because they discuss it they discuss the
2:33:14
problem and then they act then there's a
2:33:16
moment where they the crushes asked or
2:33:19
some elder some Lea or these are all a
2:33:21
bunch of people from northern Nigeria
2:33:24
which is largely Muslim and so I'm gonna
2:33:27
play clip one and then they'll be coming
2:33:30
to ask you the question that she's
2:33:32
asking I want you to guess the answer
2:33:33
okay here is clip one well child
2:33:36
marriage is a widespread practice in
2:33:38
many parts of the world
2:33:40
it's common for example in northern
2:33:41
Nigeria now some parents there give
2:33:44
their daughters away because of dire
2:33:45
poverty DWS Hani Pasha are traveled to
2:33:48
Kaduna State to talk to people who
2:33:50
support this very controversial practice
2:33:53
and to those who are fighting it a
2:33:55
Muslim neighborhood in Kaduna city in
2:33:58
northern Nigeria I came here to find out
2:34:01
about a girl who was locked up in this
2:34:03
place for two years without much light
2:34:06
or food and left on her own her name is
2:34:10
hassan ax she was a child bride these
2:34:13
pictures were taken when she was
2:34:15
released from captivity just a week ago
2:34:17
she was held here by her family because
2:34:20
she refused to return to her husband she
2:34:22
was only 15 when she was forced to marry
2:34:25
a mother of four
2:34:28
a child bride one of millions in Nigeria
2:34:32
this neighbor he knows husana he says at
2:34:35
the age of 15 she wasn't too young to be
2:34:37
married he would marry his daughters off
2:34:39
much younger hmm this was on Deutsche
2:34:43
Welle
2:34:43
yeah okay so he so they so they asked
2:34:47
him how old would you would you marry
2:34:51
your daughters off at the ask Adam has
2:34:55
guessed the age he said okay do you mind
2:35:00
if I just hear the last little bit of
2:35:02
this clip of the of the clue clip so I
2:35:04
can just get into the question hold on a
2:35:07
child bride one of millions in Nigeria
2:35:10
this neighbor he knows husana he says at
2:35:13
the age of 15 she wasn't too young to be
2:35:15
married he would marry his daughters off
2:35:17
much younger much younger he would marry
2:35:21
his G I'm just going to take as well
2:35:28
since isn't asked Adam that must be a
2:35:31
very surprising answer oh you're
2:35:34
starting to try to outguess the thing is
2:35:35
simple you don't don't don't try that
2:35:40
you're trying to psych me out well why
2:35:45
would I do this you're thinking to
2:35:47
yourself why is he gonna do this stupid
2:35:49
okay ask Adam think unless it's a crazy
2:35:52
answer no so I think there would be a
2:35:54
joke answer of course I mean what do I
2:35:56
know about this it was probably much
2:35:58
younger it was probably 14 and that's
2:36:00
the joke
2:36:04
ready hit it he would marry his
2:36:06
daughters off much younger at the age of
2:36:09
6 years he understands and what age head
2:36:12
of six years Wow so how much 8 do we
2:36:23
send the Nigeria cut that shit off right
2:36:25
away
2:36:25
I would think now did he end up with the
2:36:29
child bride I so oh that's I was just
2:36:32
about to ask you if we had something for
2:36:34
an I so let me check this yes the best I
2:36:47
could say all kinds of things but
2:36:49
nothing would sound right it's really
2:36:50
quite disturbing it's very disturbing
2:36:53
but you know that's their culture Who am
2:36:55
I Who am I to appropriate their culture
2:36:58
yes is the prime directive you can't do
2:37:00
anything can't say it now that'll be
2:37:02
totally wrong yes of course
2:37:04
man oh man
2:37:19
there's some development in the vape
2:37:21
wars very interesting now this is a clip
2:37:25
I've been holding on to for a week this
2:37:27
is a junior senator Mitt Romney provoked
2:37:30
proposing some vaping legislation a
2:37:32
senator Buerkle and I put together a
2:37:34
piece of legislation that does at four
2:37:37
things one it makes these flavors
2:37:40
illegal number two it insists on closed
2:37:42
tanks a closed system as opposed to one
2:37:44
that people can add THC in other
2:37:46
products to three it puts a lot more
2:37:48
money into advertising on social media
2:37:51
and other media sources to go to kids
2:37:53
and finally a pays for that
2:37:54
advertisement by putting an excise tax
2:37:56
on nicotine just like the excise tax
2:37:59
taxes under contained in cigarettes if
2:38:01
if that legislation were to pass my
2:38:04
presumption is we would have a dramatic
2:38:06
impact on reducing the number of kids
2:38:08
that get addicted to nicotine
2:38:11
so now of course we know from following
2:38:15
this whole story that the master states
2:38:18
agreement basically called for taxes and
2:38:23
penalty fees to be paid by the big
2:38:26
tobacco companies as a kind of
2:38:29
reparation for the destruction that they
2:38:31
have caused and that this did not apply
2:38:34
to vaping because it's not tobacco it's
2:38:37
nicotine so there is our big Bain
2:38:40
Capital douchebag billionaire Romney
2:38:43
coming in don't worry we'll put some tax
2:38:46
on it because all the states had already
2:38:48
taken out written bonds they were
2:38:50
already spending the money before they
2:38:52
got it
2:38:52
smoking is down significantly because of
2:38:54
vaping and that is part of this whole
2:38:57
what we've gone through this if you
2:38:58
followed the vapor Wars this is all a
2:39:00
scam the idea is get back on tobacco you
2:39:03
stupid slaves there'll be none of this
2:39:05
this vaping we can't have that
2:39:07
and it looked like everything was going
2:39:09
in the right direction the the big
2:39:11
tobacco companies were happy we had the
2:39:13
first lady all over this because of you
2:39:17
know as the president said she has a son
2:39:19
if you recall she has a son and she
2:39:22
doesn't want him to vape oh shit we have
2:39:24
a son yeah that guy that kid is taller
2:39:26
than he is at this point but now it
2:39:30
looks like the president has done a
2:39:32
little one to see the old backflip the
2:39:34
old pull the rug underneath the from
2:39:36
underneath the tobacco companies Trump
2:39:39
is reversing course on flavored vape ban
2:39:41
leaving it unclear whether government
2:39:43
will act Washington Post and Reuters US
2:39:47
President Donald Trump said on Monday he
2:39:49
will be meeting with vaping industry
2:39:50
officials which i think is just in the
2:39:53
drug dealer as well as medical and
2:39:56
political officials to discuss vaping
2:39:58
and ecig arrests we will be meeting with
2:40:01
representatives of the vaping industry
2:40:03
together with medical professionals
2:40:04
individual state representatives to come
2:40:06
up with an acceptable solution to the
2:40:08
vaping and ease cigarette dilemma
2:40:10
children's health and safety together
2:40:12
with jobs will be a focus he said on
2:40:14
Twitter Trump did not give time for the
2:40:18
meeting so he's putting squeeze on the
2:40:20
tobacco guys he's figured it out he may
2:40:22
if he didn't really
2:40:24
it already he was hoodwinked and the
2:40:28
power of the I actually accused him of
2:40:31
cow towing to the tobacco industry cuz
2:40:34
he was all in on this and all of a
2:40:36
sudden whoops so we'll see what happens
2:40:39
to the show
2:40:41
Oh God can you imagine where's my invite
2:40:46
yes there she go yeah where's my invite
2:40:49
to sleep in the Lincoln Bedroom
2:40:54
you could have done in the past because
2:40:56
the wind Clinton was president he just
2:40:58
had a fee schedule yeah well I don't I
2:41:01
couldn't afford it I think was a quarter
2:41:03
of a million bucks to spend the night
2:41:04
there and here's the this is an
2:41:07
interesting campaign you may have heard
2:41:09
about it
2:41:10
South Dakota has a meth problem and and
2:41:14
I'm sure that they have done work on
2:41:16
this and they have done all in northern
2:41:19
states have a meth problem right but but
2:41:21
South Dakota has a very interesting
2:41:23
campaign to combat the meth first we'll
2:41:26
hear from these South Dakota South
2:41:28
Dakota governor I'm Governor Christie
2:41:31
Nome South Dakota's meth crisis is
2:41:33
growing at an alarming rate it impacts
2:41:36
every community in our state and it
2:41:37
threatens the success of the next
2:41:39
generation this is our problem and
2:41:42
together we need to get on it
2:41:43
if you see something happening or you
2:41:45
know of someone who needs help call one
2:41:48
eight hundred nine two zero four three
2:41:50
four three or go-to on meth calm let's
2:41:54
get messed out of South Dakota so the
2:41:57
campaign took an interesting tactic a a
2:42:00
version of reverse psychology which is
2:42:03
why I wanted to deconstruct it here this
2:42:04
is the most recent 30-second spot meth
2:42:08
we're on it I'm on meth I'm on meth
2:42:18
I'm on it too so am I so am I
2:42:24
math is not someone else's problem it's
2:42:28
everyone in South Dakota's brother and
2:42:31
we need everyone to get on my money I'm
2:42:35
on it too
2:42:39
now universally mocked on the social
2:42:43
media networks for I need to get on it
2:42:46
we need to get on it I'm on it
2:42:48
do you think this reverse I'm not quite
2:42:51
sure it's not reverse psychology but
2:42:53
it's it's kind of saying it's a double
2:42:56
it's a double entendre I'm on it I'm on
2:42:59
the problem but I'm on it
2:43:01
I don't know what do you think I'm on
2:43:03
meth is what the first one said in there
2:43:05
that says meth I'm on it yeah now a
2:43:07
couple of things I noticed one is that
2:43:09
use of the flat key unto front and
2:43:13
untuned piano but this play very loud
2:43:16
it's reminiscent of the things that both
2:43:18
of us have bought which is these these
2:43:21
these sound makers that are using some
2:43:24
classrooms to get attention
2:43:25
oh remember that yeah I have the big I
2:43:31
have the big Zenergy chime right here
2:43:33
there's energy anyway yeah get jacked up
2:43:43
or get your attention it does get your
2:43:46
attention it's just worth sure it does
2:43:47
and then they bring this up I just think
2:43:50
it was a completely stupid campaign I
2:43:55
hope you have something more than that
2:43:56
because I just think it was a amateur
2:43:59
hour from some agency up there and South
2:44:02
Dakota J you know we could be as good as
2:44:04
New York we can do this sort of thing
2:44:06
and a SLIC it's not as sleep sleazy
2:44:09
production so nice well done well done
2:44:12
it's just messaging that's the problem I
2:44:14
hate to disappoint but I don't have
2:44:16
anything else I just thought oh my god
2:44:19
am I missing something is this some new
2:44:23
strategy that will really work well it
2:44:27
got a lot of attention that's the idea
2:44:30
then it did work yes it's a good point
2:44:32
you know why are we talking about it
2:44:36
so we're talking about it because it
2:44:38
worked yeah that's what you have to
2:44:39
assume with this like there's ads you
2:44:41
know you see they're really funny ad I
2:44:42
always like to do this we like to do it
2:44:44
with the kids you got a really great ad
2:44:47
on television everyone's watching it and
2:44:48
then they ads over and you immediately
2:44:50
ask what the ad was for and they can't
2:44:52
remember have a name it they can't name
2:44:54
the car brand or anything I know yeah
2:44:56
yeah those slick ads usually don't work
2:44:58
very well they get they win prizes you
2:45:00
win a what do you in a little trophy
2:45:02
that well don't you away now yeah what
2:45:03
is the thing in the in in France the
2:45:09
festival the Lyons festival yeah there
2:45:12
you go
2:45:12
the Lyons festival
2:45:17
got attention so I guess maybe that we
2:45:19
did was did work and they just have to
2:45:21
unfortunately to be the humorless in the
2:45:24
European they're staying you know it was
2:45:26
a waste of money
2:45:30
no sir Julius on Sweden drops rape
2:45:33
investigation
2:45:36
so I'm still not sure why he's in jail
2:45:38
now but he's in jail for flight dhaka
2:45:42
flight mmm-hmm yeah cuz he baby skipped
2:45:46
down at his bond
2:45:49
Isis I'm just going through stuff that's
2:45:51
left over in case anything catches Isis
2:45:53
is preparing a deep fake of al-baghdadi
2:45:57
alive
2:46:00
and I know how much video they have of
2:46:02
him this is well I think we've been
2:46:05
seeing deep fake alive for the past 10
2:46:08
years god yeah hello dead forever I
2:46:13
thought this was this just came in just
2:46:15
before the show started there was a
2:46:18
press release that came out from the who
2:46:22
released this thing it was AFP as all
2:46:25
false press NPR when an Al Jazeera all
2:46:30
jumped on this on a report from the
2:46:32
United Nations and I missed all this I'm
2:46:35
sad because I didn't get to download
2:46:38
anything or get you know maybe someone
2:46:39
can still find some stuff at archive.org
2:46:43
the United Nations reported that there
2:46:47
are currently more than 100,000 children
2:46:50
in emigrated related custody which
2:46:53
violates international law
2:46:57
and this was aimed squarely at the
2:47:02
United States so everybody jumped on it
2:47:05
of course until a day later
2:47:09
Reuters an AFP clarified that the
2:47:13
numbers were actually from 2015 when
2:47:20
they all deleted their reports gone yeah
2:47:24
wiped off the face of the net hypocrite
2:47:28
yeah class hypocrites hypocrites we have
2:47:31
to put up with Nancy Pelosi clip where
2:47:35
she calls the United States a continent
2:47:37
let's listen to this this honor your
2:47:39
oath of office who we are as a people
2:47:42
America as a people what is America this
2:47:46
beautiful beautiful continent from sea
2:47:49
to shining sea and beyond yeah No
2:47:59
poor see we got see yeah I think we're
2:48:02
almost there man well I can play the
2:48:04
little bill bar thing then bill bar gave
2:48:06
a lecture that I thought was kind of
2:48:07
funny
2:48:08
I wanted before one of his you know a
2:48:10
sympathetic group of people but he's
2:48:12
lecture on politics and religion and it
2:48:15
makes a few points I thought we could
2:48:16
make him to be a good way to finish the
2:48:18
show off with something you know
2:48:20
enlightening to people who are
2:48:23
unfamiliar with the basics this
2:48:25
highlights a basic disadvantage that
2:48:27
conservatives have had in contesting the
2:48:32
political issues of the day it goes back
2:48:35
to the beginning of the Republic
2:48:37
it was adverted to buy that old
2:48:40
curmudgeonly
2:48:41
Federalists Fisher Ames in several of
2:48:45
his essays during the early republic and
2:48:47
I paraphrase in any age the so-called
2:48:53
progressives treat politics as a
2:48:57
religion their holy mission is to use
2:49:02
the coercive power of the state to
2:49:04
remake man and society in their own
2:49:08
image according to an abstract ideal of
2:49:12
perfection whatever means they use are
2:49:16
therefore justified because by
2:49:19
definition they are virtuous people
2:49:22
pursuing a deific end they are willing
2:49:27
to use any means necessary to gain
2:49:29
momentary advantage in achieving their
2:49:32
end regardless of the collateral
2:49:35
consequences and the systemic
2:49:38
implications they never asked whether
2:49:41
the action they take could be justified
2:49:44
as a general rule of conduct equally
2:49:46
applicable to all sides what would we
2:49:50
think if the shoe were on the other foot
2:49:53
and yet we hear them irresponsibly
2:49:55
tabeling proposals to do away with the
2:49:59
electoral college or to pack the courts
2:50:01
who's reading constitutional norms
2:50:08
you know they could easily put that on
2:50:09
TV
2:50:10
it's right goes right along with the
2:50:12
excitement of everything else yeah it
2:50:14
was boring but no the message poignant
2:50:17
poignant it's yeah that'll be it for the
2:50:21
deep constructs yawn it for today and we
2:50:24
are running a little late but yeah it's
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2:50:31
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2:50:34
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2:50:35
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2:50:38
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Sunday in the morning everybody I'm Adam
2:51:01
curry and from northern Silicon Valley
2:51:03
where apparently yuzu juice is now a
2:51:05
thing I'm John C Devorah end of show
2:51:08
mixes from Tom Starkweather Jesse coy
2:51:12
Nelson and coming up to after this on no
2:51:14
agenda stream calm mo facts episode 15
2:51:17
the NBA til Sunday adios everybody and
2:51:22
Jeffrey Epstein didn't kill himself
2:51:33
when I was growing up in Holland in the
2:51:36
70s there was a large heroin problem
2:51:42
people who were addicted to heroin or
2:51:44
opioids that they received method on
2:51:47
methadone treatments from the government
2:51:49
the meth bus would literally drive
2:51:51
through neighborhoods stop and then woke
2:51:52
up getting the bus you know point
2:51:55
ice-cream-truck it had the jingles like
2:51:57
the bells ring as he goes on the street
2:52:07
okay go ahead instead of those Texas
2:52:11
horns would be good Rick see that
2:52:44
we're having in our town hall meetings
2:52:47
and house parties in different parts of
2:52:48
the country what do you make it big when
2:52:50
you make it really big when you make up
2:52:52
this will be a tender moment in a way
2:52:54
for this country and so we get to that
2:52:55
tender they did one of all the
2:53:16
candidates by wealth and I am literally
2:53:18
the least wealthy person on this stage
2:53:33
we got here anybody wants to hear they
2:53:38
hear through the gear
2:54:11
no agenda shows run out of it that and a
2:54:14
RadioShack 101 project kit is running on
2:54:18
here we do have gear
2:54:58
mofo Borak org slash and a yes
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