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it's a nightmare Adam curry is no agenda

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in the morning everybody

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I'm Adam curry and from northern Silicon

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Valley where I'm loving my mint 19.2 I'm

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Jesse boy it's it's our it's our

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biannual events ladies and gentlemen

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every two years Adam and John will try

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once again to install and live with

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Linux and how are you doing well a

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couple of things one if you run mint or

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I'm sorry yeah MIT nine point yes

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nineteen point two I did and I had to

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install that and test it because it's

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code name Tina

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exactly like that's a sign from the gods

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I need to try this yes I did travel bit

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worked out for if you had not answered

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correctly I knew this one yeah I did I

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divert row machine installed it all hey

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it's still a little too heavy for what I

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want what it were you're running it now

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what not I just this moment cuz I still

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have the Skype issue oh yeah quite a

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couple of things I would recommend

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people would listen to this team as well

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do the following go track down ultimate

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mint 19 okay it's on SourceForge and

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it's a three gigabyte to install that

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includes about a hundred apps all built

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in and all to and it's pretty complete

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these days isn't it well this particular

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ultimate mid-nineteen which is a year

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old uh-huh but they claimed to whoever's

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doing it they claim that they will

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support it till 2023 it's the LTS yes

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that's correct

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yeah and it's live it's live so you can

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just put it from the cd-rom but it

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it's unbelievably complete I know it's

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got everything is good it's got

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everything you once you get bored you

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figure out first of all you gotta figure

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out where are all these apps and then

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you realize they're all in the Start

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menu you know what I've noticed and I

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have my own Linux experiences over the

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past few days that because of the the

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historical culture of Linux because it's

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open-source allows for incredible

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customization on everything I mean you

2:42

can reset key key shortcuts you can move

2:45

stuff around and of course what this

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results in is a lot of preference panels

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and nothing and you really gotta learn

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it because you're like well I do it's

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like I'm using that clause male it's

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like we have preferences and preferences

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for this account and then tools you have

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all this other stuff so but once you

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figure it out it's quite enjoyable

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because you can actually make stuff work

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the way you want it to work

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well it's old-fashioned

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is that what I say when I say

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old-fashioned I mean old-fashioned in

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the sense of what you just described

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that was you know never allowed by the

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Mac users and then no oh no they always

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go back and forth of the PC user well we

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could do this we can do that and we can

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do that and then pretty soon we do we

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could do it but no one would do it and

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so it just all fell by the wayside and

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now Linux comes back with a really that

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old-fashioned approach of you want to do

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this you want to do that it has probably

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too many competing settings and this are

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all kind of preset on the ultimate mint

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which I would recommend people to start

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with that yeah but the another thing I

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renters are these packaging operations

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first of all I I found a Skype for this

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it's like just to the Skype on on

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lubuntu God people are like what the

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hell these guys doing

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I tested Skype ladies and gentlemen it

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was actually pretty good it I didn't

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have any problems didn't have any issues

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sound was good least on the test Skype

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service sounds boy I should probably try

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this because mint is supposed to be very

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amenable to Skype but I'd wanted to put

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it through a snap package yeah these

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over here so I'm looking into this you

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know say what is the hell said I look up

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snappy you know I surprised manager oh

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okay yeah and then you can oh wait a

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minute yes okay snaps there's a bunch of

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these the problem that I find that you

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know Linux is confusing because there's

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a million distros and they're all

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competing with with each other I thought

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this was a great idea have a package

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manager that you just write code for

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that and then you can put it on all the

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different distros well the package

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managers went into competition with each

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other and there's like 20 of them yeah I

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know they all hate each other and this

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doesn't work I'm still kind of an an apt

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and apt-get guy but that's just by the

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way you don't have to type - get anymore

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just apt that's what that's what I've

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used as historically well I just got

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yeah I'm kind of intrigued by this

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there's app image and auto package and

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flat pack and zero install no I don't

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know about that one oh yeah there's a

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bunch of these things it's a nightmare

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so what I would

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realized night and I I tried xfce I

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tried the alter them the same mint you

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have and I'm gonna really like the

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minimal install Lubuntu it does have the

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full office you know it's got your

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little players for you know audio and

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video and those kinds of things but

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really I'm email and a web browser and I

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don't need it and no I don't need any

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other apps I don't do any photo stuff so

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that's all and it runs fast from the

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from the USB drive in a virtual machine

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which is even more interesting

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so there's another layer I can't wait to

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get it installed on the hard drive

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itself because then it'll really fly

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it's fast in fact in some ways it's and

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now I understand what the problem is

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with all these you know like Windows but

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particularly the Mac made it so

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beautiful so easy everything is smooth

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and that's what's eating up all your

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resources that but your screen is eating

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up all the resources just all this all

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this overhead and I really don't care

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you know the DUI is growls our resources

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are for yes anyway that's your Linux

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update everybody thanks for tuning in to

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there's anyone left on the stream well

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Happy Thanksgiving John Happy

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Thanksgiving to you and happy

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Thanksgiving everybody that's actually

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listening today we probably don't have a

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lot and we probably will have not a lot

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of downloads but I want to thank

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everyone yes and now we need to that you

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are traditional traditional history of

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Thanksgiving which is something new to

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it so I'm looking over my you know the

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true damage I'm the Grinch of

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Thanksgiving and I just want to mention

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I read it from an old blog post from

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2005 I'm always amused by the

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cock-and-bull story about Thanksgiving

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about pilgrims Mae's turkeys and Indians

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when the holiday stems from an Abe

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Lincoln proclamation at the behest of a

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magazine editor the road to today's

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Thanksgiving has a rocky road in fact

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I'm not sure when the

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bologna began about the pilgrims and the

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Indians actually took hold in the

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folklore but I find it offensive that is

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taught in schools as fact it's

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considered fact by everyone now did you

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hear Trump's version of oh no you have a

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clip well he did the history of the of

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the of the pardoning of the turkey which

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goes back goes back to Lincoln and then

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of course that's now my understanding is

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actually George Bush that really

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invented well listen to this

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as we gather this week with loved ones

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across our beautiful land we give thanks

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to God for the many gifts that he has

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bestowed upon us today we also come

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together to honor the beautiful

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feathered friend to the noble turkey now

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that's a beauty it's said that Abraham

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Lincoln was the first president to spare

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a Thanksgiving turkey at the request of

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his son in 1947 President Harry Truman

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accepted the first annual National

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Thanksgiving turkey in the decades that

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followed presidents from Kennedy to

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Reagan would show mercy to their birds

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but it was George HW Bush who first

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issued an official pardon in keeping

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with that tradition today I will issue a

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pardon now did you see the pardon

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ceremony

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I saw the only only the part where the

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guest trying to a peach yeah I'll just

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play it out to a pair of very handsome

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birds butter and his alternate bread

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would have been funny if he would

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diamondden silk that would have been

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really cool that's true look at you

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their names were chosen by the students

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of Harold's Christian Academy in North

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Carolina great state thankfully bread

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and butter have been specially raised by

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the Jacksons to remain calm under any

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condition which will be very important

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because they've already received

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subpoenas to appear it's Adam shifts

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basement on Thursday

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you know how whenever he's bitching

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about something during his campaign

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during his rallies he'll say it's true

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it's true and he does it here he does

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the biggest lie that everyone knows is

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lost bent on Thursday it's true people

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have it seems the Democrats are accusing

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me of being too soft or Turkey but bread

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and butter I should note that unlike

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previous witnesses you and I have

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actually met it's very unusual in any

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event I expect this pardon will be a

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very popular one with the media after

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all turkeys are closely related to a

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vultures I don't know if I like that

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line but this is speaking the writers

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room on the fly cold reading his jokes

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well just and I want to get back to

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Thanksgiving but I just have a short

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clip he did this rally in Sunrise

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Florida and he signaled something

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spectacular which a number of producers

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caught and I was I was very surprised

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and I can't decipher it have a listen

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they'd like to try in to mean always

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watch the world this is that let me tell

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you we're winning you're smarter you

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better look in your shopper

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and they call themselves a leaf but if

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they're elite than where the super elite

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they talk about these people that are

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elite that you know that are running I

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mean have you been watching these

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debates

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what's elite about that guy what's elite

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there's nothing elite but we're doing

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great we're gonna have a tremendous

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victory but when I ever perfect call

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think of it

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33 what they get away with and don't

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forget explain this to me he throws the

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code 33 in in the middle of a sentence

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for no reason it makes no sense

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listening getting watched elite there's

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nothing elite but we're doing great

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we're gonna have a tremendous victory

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but when I have a perfect call think of

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it

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33 what they get away with 33 what

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Wow the thing is it was so well done I

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didn't catch it the first time as we did

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we point out on the show we endlessly

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yes yes than once because I wouldn't

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have caught that unless I'd clipped it

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and then played it actually but when I

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ever perfect call think of it 33 what

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they get away with I find it peculiar

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all of a sudden he throws in a thirty

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three just a random Lou random lucious I

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guess talking to you right now 33 thing

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you know I just would do that hmm now

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this there was a reason after the show

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I'm gonna have to just talk and talk and

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talk 33 and then throw 3-3 and maybe it

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was saying something in reverse speech

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maybe I'll have to reverse it after the

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show

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listen I don't know is the if I found it

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extremely odd anyway thanks back to

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Thanksgiving yes so Thanksgiving is a

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you know a holiday was kind of created

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it was they did have some one dinner or

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parent in two 1600s with some Indians

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and there's some cartoons about but it's

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just propagated as some sort of a

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celebration that began back when in fact

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it was referring mostly to Thanksgiving

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for the soldiers who weren't killed in

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one of these wars especially the Civil

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War didn't became promoted by some

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busybodies in the 30s and 40s it became

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a tradition after a while it was more of

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a patriotic thing around the turn of the

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century and I puts a couple of pictures

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in the newsletter showing this there was

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a lot of flag waving and stuff that goes

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on it's been kind of that's been kind of

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denigrated and now we want who deep

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there's even talk of this thing called

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friendsgiving well and you made a very

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good point in in the newsletter and as I

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was reflecting upon that the the

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transition from Thanksgiving to

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friendsgiving he's made perhaps part of

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really a globalist

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I mean it's not much different than

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trying to diminish and and really get

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rid of the Dutch tradition of the black

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Petes in Calamba Christopher Columbus it

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used to be a big deal particularly with

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some immigrant groups now he's a racist

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and you know it's indigenous or labor

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this is its it appears more to be a

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global push to just remove any national

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traditions that you may have because

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we're you know we are the world we are

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the children we're all one global family

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and this has to go

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and the friendsgiving I it really

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removes at least the original idea of

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hey you know we we we went through some

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hardships we almost died and we made it

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we came out the other end and here's

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this great country which yep true or not

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doesn't matter that's the story like

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Santa Claus isn't real either but we

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still have traditions and stories and

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stuff and there's a meaning behind it

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and that's it and the whole idea of a

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thankfulness but it's the wrong part it

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should be you can't even do it that way

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I mean Thanksgiving is you're giving

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thanks and what are you giving thanks

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for well you know stuffing your own life

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and for like today if today we're

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friends giving it would be it wouldn't

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make sense for me to say I'm really

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thankful that my dad passed away

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yesterday so I'm thankful that he that

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he literally passed away you know he's

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slipped away

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and I'm thankful he was my dad

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friendsgiving couldn't even mention it

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you know that about you sorry for your

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loss but you never see him but you know

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he's not well I live he was a baby

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I'm very handsome yeah I'm very happy

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that I saw him a couple months ago when

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I'm one of my critters yeah no I saw him

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and I had to seen him in years cuz he

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was the last 10 he was in a home and the

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last three he was nice toast ready for

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what I understand quite the character

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well I have a lot of his humorous timing

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I look in the mirror and like oh man I

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look like him too dammit at least but he

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had his all his hair you know I kept his

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hair but but back to your point yes it

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was friendsgiving I'm disappointed you

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didn't say love and light that would

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have made me feel a little better I

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never say that because for some reason I

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can't pull it off

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thanks for anything but you know they're

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gonna what's gonna happen is they're

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gonna reverse engineer this into some

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sort of an International Harvest

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Festival

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so it's nervous fast and this thing

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let's see how that harvest we'll have to

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see how that goes not that I have a clip

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but following on with the Dutch the

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Germans and the French farmers are now

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blocking highways all over Western

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Europe with their tractors because

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they're done with it they're done with

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all of this but they may not be a

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harvest anymore well I don't know what's

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going on weather triggers every tractor

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in France apparently is on one of the

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freeways in Paris what do you mean I

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mean you have you seen those pictures I

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mean this house is attracted what most

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things should be out killing Germany had

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eight and a half thousand tractors

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I mean it's fantastic the farmers are

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revolting it is a farmers revolt and no

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one is no one is paying any attention to

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it we are well okay you're right

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but turn on the news and tell me you see

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one story about this it's ridiculous

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no it's Trump Trump Trump and PG but

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even in those countries themselves the

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it's yeah it'll be front page for a

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minute and then okay it's done and then

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that's if it didn't happen

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well back back to Thanksgiving yes I

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just had the one final thing every year

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I report you know something about the

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bogus nests of the whole thing which I

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because I'm playing into the into this

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whole globalist notion by doing this

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report but I got another new I added a

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new twist to it because then I don't

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know how I grant into this and started

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looking at cuz we have turkeys all over

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town and looking at and by the way the

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wild turkeys out of Florida oh my god or

19:06

those things get the biggest tail

19:07

display it looks like a wicker basket

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it's dynamite

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Osceola rather they're called so I got

19:13

into reading too much about turkeys and

19:14

it turns out because this was brought up

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at our dinner table a number of times

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and I think I've heard it and maybe she

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even taught in schools is that Ben

19:24

Franklin wanted the turkey to be the

19:27

national bird rather than the eagle yes

19:29

I've heard this story total bullcrap

19:33

Ben Franklin also flew a kite in a storm

19:36

and got electrocuted so well that could

19:38

be both got to but this is total bull

19:40

crap and it was created and it actually

19:42

became the thing in schools around 1960

19:46

to tell me it was an ad agency no it was

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a cover of a New Yorker magazine where

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they made the turkey and then they

19:53

related the story and this story got

19:56

into vogue and it became like a thick

19:59

just became folklore that became a truth

20:02

which is a real problem in this country

20:04

and everywhere around the world were

20:05

something somebody passes that would

20:07

that make sense oh yeah frankly he'd be

20:09

that kind of guy and they they had us

20:11

they had a letter from him to his

20:14

daughter or somebody and he's moaning

20:16

and groaning about the bald eagle being

20:18

that the two hoots he thinks is a

20:20

chicken shit bird because it steals from

20:23

other birds that don't work it goes on

20:26

and on about this and then he casually

20:28

says you know the turkey would be a

20:29

better bird it's at least as an honest

20:31

bird but that was about as far as you

20:34

went with it he never protested the

20:36

establishment okay so well then it was

20:39

like a New York Times of the day because

20:41

that's what they do draw a conclusion

20:42

yeah office allusion was drawn that

20:45

turkey emblem with on the seal is put on

20:48

the cover of 1962 New Yorker and the

20:52

rest is history all of a sudden this is

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a fact Snopes should have a debunking of

20:57

that it should be very clear check Falls

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there's another one there's a second

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myth tied to the alterations President

21:03

Truman made to the presidential seal

21:05

it's sometimes said that the eagle on

21:08

the presidential seal changes during

21:10

times of war to face the arrows instead

21:13

of the Olive Branch oh this one is

21:16

unquestionably false although somewhat

21:19

understandable from 1916 to 45 the Eagle

21:21

didn't face the arrows a version that

21:24

can still be seen on the resolute desk

21:25

but it was changed when Truman existing

21:28

issued executive order nicely this is an

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executive order nine six four six

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modifying the seal so that the eagle

21:35

faced it Olive Branch a gesture symbolic

21:38

of the post-war nation's dedication to

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peace

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we're full of information on this show

21:49

the turkey thing has got to go - that's

21:53

it no it's gonna be a problem you know

21:55

there's this new movie out in which I

21:57

don't think it's gonna be in theaters

21:59

even but it's James Cameron aren't

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Arnold Schwarzenegger like a whole slew

22:04

of big names and it's called game

22:07

changers and yeah you can host the

22:11

viewing and it's a whole movement I

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haven't quite figured out who's behind

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it but it's something of the day and and

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you know I'm sure this will include

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Turkey by next year they ate a lot of

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meat they show this commercials mistake

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that's what amis selling that idea that

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grilled man ate meat serious man but you

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got to understand that's marketing this

22:39

is based in reality I've been teaching

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fighting techniques to government

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agencies for more than 15 years van I

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got injured unable to teach for at least

22:50

six months I spent more than a thousand

22:52

hours of studying science on recovery

22:54

and nutrition and stumbled across a

22:56

study about the Roman gladiators

22:58

declared eaters were predominantly

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vegetarian how could the original

23:02

professional fighters eating only plants

23:08

when I made the switch to a plant-based

23:10

diet probably fucked my third Olympic

23:12

team I broke two American Records a man

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I should have done this a long while ago

23:19

when I would plant bass I wasn't sure if

23:22

I was gonna survive and I actually

23:24

became like a machine one of the biggest

23:29

misconceptions in sports nutrition is

23:30

that we have to have animal protein to

23:33

perform at a high level that's just not

23:34

true someone asked me how could you get

23:39

as strong as an ox without eating any

23:41

meat and my answer was have you ever

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seen an all eating meat

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[Music]

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there you go it's a game-changer man

23:52

plant-based all the cool guys are doing

23:55

it yeah I saw I was Jay had been turned

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on to this video and she said you gotta

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watch this

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did you eat just I watched as much as I

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as I could

24:10

well as you saw obviously the problem

24:14

with it is it it it's just at some point

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you it's like okay I get your point

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and you just get sick of it it's just

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it's it's almost like they're insecure

24:27

about their point yes there's plenty of

24:29

athletes who are vegetarians that do

24:31

very well they have a very generally

24:34

speaking that it's not something you can

24:36

do when you're growing up or it's not

24:37

something necessarily that you can do

24:39

like for example we I have a I know

24:42

people that have dogs that put on a

24:44

vegetarian diet the dogs have all kinds

24:46

of healthy dogs yeah you can't do that

24:49

that's cat so you can feed him anything

24:54

we had a story about that where the the

24:58

veterinarians were saying no you can't

24:59

do that you can't put your these animals

25:02

need to some they have a particular diet

25:05

you can't make a plant-based only

25:08

and they don't talk about that in this

25:10

in the show and Schwarzenegger is

25:12

disingenuous because he would he was a

25:14

big monster bodybuilder he was not a

25:16

vegetarian no uh-uh I mean there are

25:20

vegetarian athletes who didn't perform

25:23

as well well I mean they or they were

25:26

subject to all kinds of weird injuries

25:28

so you get but in yeah if you're

25:32

conscientious you know what to do and

25:34

how to eat and get all the right amino

25:36

acids and everything in your diet

25:37

through plants you can do that with a

25:39

lot of sesame seeds it's fine you go out

25:41

and eat that way and be that way so what

25:43

what dimers doesn't make tit doesn't

25:45

make any difference to me no but I don't

25:48

get the point it was the point of this

25:50

exercise well the point is from my

25:54

perspective it's working this is

25:58

indoctrination and it's without a doubt

26:00

agenda21 driven it is you know it's the

26:04

impossible meat it's the I can't believe

26:07

it's cost more than real meat oh yeah

26:09

but you find that to be disturbing and

26:11

it has a bunch of calories it's not like

26:13

the burger is catalyzed in all kinds of

26:15

chemicals you might as well be eating

26:17

Soylent blue or green know so I think

26:20

Green is people man oh I'm sorry

26:22

and one day if and we should be careful

26:25

the dogs will turn on us eventually

26:28

people understand this you know already

26:31

with it and this is all part of the same

26:32

thing you know dogs are people too and

26:34

boy we tell them what to eat and we tell

26:37

them when to go to the bathroom what are

26:38

they going to turn on us you know fairly

26:41

gonna eat you tonight they're gonna me

26:42

I'm gonna you and I just learned that

26:47

cats

26:49

technically by European law this is big

26:53

news now in in the EU

26:57

cats in Europe by EU law aquinnah this

27:00

was all written up in the Journal of

27:01

environmental law are not allowed to be

27:04

outside untethered you are not allowed

27:07

to have an outdoor cat in the European

27:09

Union because they are a danger to

27:10

almost three hundred and seventy

27:13

different types of animals yeah

27:16

including bubonic plague history over

27:22

there in the EU no man the creating

27:24

heading no cat thing going on back

27:27

during the era of the Black Death and

27:29

they turns out that the cats could have

27:31

controlled the whole thing by but no no

27:34

the cats were bad oh that's interesting

27:36

so the the black plague or the Black

27:41

Death what was it was the black the

27:43

plague Black Plague Black Death so

27:46

there's information that that could have

27:48

been avoided if they had let the key if

27:49

they had had cats running around yeah

27:54

they didn't have any cats running around

27:56

cuz cats were evil they were it was

27:59

they're in some for example in my

28:02

neighborhood just on the side of a hill

28:04

there's a lot of rodents in the area

28:07

there's Gophers and there's mice and

28:09

there's some rats but not as many as

28:12

there are mice and and we used to have a

28:14

an old cat woman across the street that

28:18

has all this feral cats that she would

28:20

feed and so there's be a like ah

28:23

probably 20 of them and then another

28:26

neighbor thought kindly on the woman had

28:29

the caps captured and neutered hmm so

28:32

they wouldn't you wouldn't just go crazy

28:34

around here so but we did have these 20

28:36

or so feral cats they're all over the

28:38

place and there was no mice no of course

28:41

not no mice now the cats since they were

28:45

neutered it all died off there's no more

28:46

feral cats in the neighborhood this took

28:49

place over a long period

28:50

now there's mice you gotta get my

28:52

mousetraps and glue traps and everyone

28:54

smells good so much you get one mouse or

28:56

two in the house and this is disturbing

28:59

you know in future you might want to do

29:02

a little tutorial on how to get rid of

29:04

how to get rid of mice we've already

29:06

done the ants so yeah well I've hear

29:09

something

29:10

Tibet I don't want to discuss the best

29:13

way because everybody moans and groans

29:15

about it well you're not allowed to

29:17

stomp on them anymore you know there's a

29:18

the president no the president just

29:21

passed a law against me can't stomp on

29:25

yes yeah there's a let me see I have it

29:27

here somewhere he he passed the law and

29:31

it what it's the anti animal crush act I

29:34

think I'm looking for it now because

29:36

apparently there's a lot of people who

29:39

film and post to online video sites

29:43

videos of them crushing small animals

29:47

for fun crushing him to death yeah yeah

29:52

yeah preventing animal cruelty and

29:54

torture Act which I'm sure can easily be

29:57

expanded to you know having a dog or in

30:00

the house or a cat outside yes it's the

30:04

pact Act here it is it should be

30:06

unlawful for any person to purposely

30:08

engage in animal crushing in or

30:11

affecting interstate or foreign commerce

30:13

or within the special maritime and

30:16

territorial jurisdiction of the United

30:18

States

30:19

anyone who intends or has reason to know

30:21

that the animal crush video will be

30:24

distributed in or using a means of

30:26

facility of interstate or foreign

30:28

commerce commerce or the animal crush

30:31

video is distributed online

30:35

and

30:38

so you are not allowed to post videos or

30:41

even intend to produce a video

30:46

that displays conduct or visual

30:50

depiction of conduct that is the

30:53

slaughter of animal instead is okay

30:55

there's a lot of things you can do so

30:56

you can stomp on a fish if you catch it

30:58

if it's for food if it's for research if

31:03

you're euthanizing the animal which they

31:05

also go in detail about but apparently

31:08

it this is so rampant and it may even be

31:11

a sexual fetish that people film this

31:16

crushing of animals and post it online

31:18

yeah yes wants to see that well enough

31:24

people that they had to make a law about

31:26

it

31:28

it must be a pretty big deal is that

31:31

still out in Crescent cuz I have to do

31:34

that with a southern accent because we

31:35

know the only southern horse way yes of

31:38

course yeah now is that on the Federer

31:41

is that what we can see these videos

31:44

probably hey I just want to point out

31:48

one thing by the way about this the Ben

31:50

Franklin myth and some of these other

31:52

ones the guy writing about the men--the

31:54

myths this Jimmy Stamp he was writing in

31:57

the Smithsonian about him and he see I

32:00

got a read this sentence about because

32:02

he's writing about myths and he says in

32:07

part by a 1962 illustration for the

32:09

cover by so-and-so who imagined that the

32:11

Great Seal of the United States might

32:13

look what it might look like if a turkey

32:15

did become our national emblem above

32:17

image got a picture however while it's

32:19

hard to imagine that overstuffed

32:22

flightless bird in our on our currency

32:24

and the president's lectern he goes on

32:27

and on it's not a flightless bird this

32:29

is another myth the turkey is they're

32:33

very flight 'full yeah they can get in

32:36

fact they can fly to higher altitudes

32:38

and we normally see them flight normally

32:40

use him it's a pretty frightening thing

32:42

to see

32:45

they're not really very very aerodynamic

32:47

looking nobody they can get up I was

32:50

reading all about turkeys for some dumb

32:52

reason and I was reading that many

32:54

turkeys can get up to you know they can

32:57

fly at altitude okay the more you know

33:03

on the No Agenda show beautiful let's

33:06

get into some some nutjob stuff I got

33:10

some nutjob stuff that's all that we got

33:12

for this show well now we got I got more

33:14

stuff I got multi parters I did some

33:17

more live I have multi have one

33:18

multi-partner first identified this over

33:22

on the no agenda reddit I made the

33:25

mistake of checking in once again it was

33:28

more to see how the browser rendered on

33:29

reddit can and so the this term that's

33:35

been floating out there is now rampant

33:38

is that Trump is a cult

33:41

oh you're here this why I've got that I

33:43

got a whole bit about this oh uh what is

33:47

it with clips but but wait wife clips

33:50

too well why don't you do it wait wait

33:52

wait more importantly what is the GUI

33:56

you're using for your Linux

33:59

the GUI for Linux I'm using

34:07

xfce I think how I'm using cinnamon oh

34:10

yeah okay yeah yeah that I'm talking

34:13

about

34:14

he was talking about the windows manager

34:16

no I'm just using Lubuntu which is

34:18

minimal it has almost it's it's nothing

34:20

it's not command-line there has to be so

34:22

I have a command line - of course yeah

34:24

of course everyone does it's just it's

34:26

nothing it's nothing it's very is very

34:29

small so I'll send you a screenshot all

34:32

right now back to the cult if I don't

34:34

want to okay I got three clips well

34:38

dunno why don't you do your cult thing

34:39

and I'll play my clips okay well I'll

34:41

start with one clip which I think you

34:44

don't have and this is so besides seeing

34:46

it everywhere in our own group people

34:48

accusing no agenda producers of being a

34:51

cult the cult of Trump I'm noticing in

34:54

the mainstream which of course is where

34:56

these jamokes pick it up from and I I

35:00

would like to point out this was I got a

35:02

note from one of our producing he's you

35:04

add cult to the longer the laws yeah

35:07

Trump rotation calm rotation I said I

35:09

don't you got a bad on no I don't think

35:11

so and then I started hearing and

35:13

hearing it now brother okay this is Rick

35:17

Perry I think which Anna Navarro

35:22

okay so Anna Navarro you know the nutjob

35:25

Republican who's always on CNN yelling

35:28

about Trump so she posted that Rick

35:32

Perry is is the main cult member you

35:35

know like one of the lieutenant's just

35:37

listen to this clip and it's so clear

35:39

that he's in a cult and you'll see that

35:41

cult maybe code for something else God

35:43

used imperfect people all through

35:46

history King David wasn't perfect Saul

35:48

wasn't perfect Solomon wasn't perfect

35:50

and I actually gave the president a

35:52

little one pager on those Old Testament

35:55

Kings about a month ago and I shared

35:57

with him I said mr. president I know

35:59

there are people that say you know you

36:01

said you were the chosen one and and I

36:04

said I said yes you're the chosen one

36:08

so there's a very thin line between

36:11

calling an outfit a cult and then saying

36:15

all because it's a religious thing or

36:17

it's Christian it's a cult

36:19

and what Perry used there were terms you

36:24

specifically by the family if we talked

36:26

about the family the family in Indy sees

36:30

all the these religious guys yeah that

36:34

operation with it with the house yes

36:36

it's on Netflix have a whole list

36:37

good special I think we should recommend

36:40

people see it yes it's the family a lot

36:44

to watch but they but they literally say

36:46

you know they're looking for the wolf

36:48

you know who will shepherd the sheep and

36:52

Donald Trump is this is the people who

36:54

outed their hands on him there was a

36:55

picture a couple of years ago the

36:57

evangelicals were all there praying

36:59

those are the guys from the family and

37:00

they used the example of King David and

37:03

the term in imperfect you know the

37:07

imperfect leader so you know this

37:11

there's a lot going on here and I'm and

37:14

I know what you're going into because

37:16

there's a book that came out about the

37:17

cult of Trump but there is an actual

37:19

kind of religious cult in DC which Perry

37:22

may very well you know have be in

37:24

contact whether it belonged to and I'm

37:26

just gonna call it a cult because it's

37:28

looking at that documentary it seems

37:30

very college to me

37:34

I agree I grease very cult-like

37:36

operation it's mainly one charismatic

37:40

leader that runs it and he's the guy who

37:43

would make it a cult if it wasn't for

37:45

him it was just a club but he just like

37:47

a paternity and he just died different

37:49

didn't he just died recently think he

37:51

did yeah so now it's just gonna be this

37:53

situation that happened with the Church

37:56

of Scientology where you have a bunch of

37:59

guys scrambling to take over the place

38:00

right with the one guy emerging who's

38:04

worse than the original it was Doug

38:06

co-ceo II dug coal way to go yeah and

38:10

Doug Coe he died $0.20 he always stayed

38:14

in the back end he was really

38:15

interesting because he was one of those

38:16

guys who me people should watch this

38:18

special because he went out of his way

38:22

to stay in the background yeah very very

38:25

low-key

38:27

but he's everywhere man every president

38:30

but now if you know they could this this

38:33

could be a part of outing them I don't

38:34

know I'm just feeling there's a lot of

38:36

stuff and I hear Perry using these exact

38:37

terms got me suspicious well I have a

38:41

different explanation that was brought

38:42

up and I I'll be kind of you owe me a

38:45

play my except so he just started this

38:48

is the seltzer water guy on CNN yeah I

38:51

saw this interview and so he starts off

38:54

by introducing a guy wrote the book

38:56

you're just discussing let's play clip

38:58

one tea I talked about his claim that

39:00

Trump supporters are in a cult just last

39:03

week dan Rather said he thinks support

39:05

for Trump seems increasingly cultish and

39:07

this weekend in The Washington Post

39:08

Trump critic and her hosting strategist

39:10

John Weaver said the GOP is not a party

39:13

anymore in the traditional sense it's a

39:15

cult

39:16

none of them are mental health experts

39:18

Steven Hassan is he's out with a brand

39:20

new book called the cult of Trump he has

39:23

first-hand experience escaping the

39:25

unification Church back in the 70s and

39:27

he's decided to write this book because

39:28

he believes there's something seriously

39:31

wrong with our politics so there's a guy

39:32

who's of course immediately equated cult

39:35

to a religious organization

39:38

sun-young moon yeah but he the fact that

39:43

he was susceptible to being suckered

39:45

into a cult makes me wonder whether he's

39:51

he's got a bone to pick or he's pissed

39:55

off about the cult not doing what he

39:57

wanted it to do or but he was already

40:01

had some I don't know how to explain

40:04

this but I don't trust someone he's got

40:06

to be biased is what you're saying this

40:08

guy that or or you're selected the guy

40:11

who used to be a smoker or the guy who

40:13

used to be an alcoholic yeah that the

40:15

world they're the worst

40:18

why you drink you shouldn't be drinking

40:21

ex alcoholics I hate a man they're the

40:23

worst they are clean up their act and

40:26

then you know I don't drink I don't

40:27

drink I don't know why you drink what

40:29

are you drink nobody should drink I

40:30

don't drink you don't drink you

40:31

shouldn't drink I drink I don't drink

40:33

so you go on and on a vibe and I've been

40:35

sorry then they brag about how long

40:37

they've been sober I just want to stay

40:38

sober for five years why you drinking

40:40

people who are sober that are to be

40:42

applauded I do want to say that you're

40:45

sober but I don't need the aggravation

40:47

personally it's like vegans I'm vegan

40:54

yeah same thing

40:58

vegans are probably worse let's face it

41:00

no there's only one thing worse is when

41:02

you say I'm a podcaster I mean you might

41:04

could you be an ex-alcoholic I'm yeah

41:07

okay here podcaster all right

41:10

the so I'm skeptical of this guy because

41:13

of this his own background of being in

41:15

the unification Church and then he's

41:18

gonna tell everybody else what's gone

41:20

but you know and he's a Trump hater it's

41:22

pretty apparent when you listen to clip

41:23

two so I define a destructive cult as an

41:26

authoritarian pyramid structured group

41:29

with someone at the top who claims to

41:31

have total power and total wisdom that

41:34

uses deception and and control the

41:37

behavior information thoughts and

41:39

emotions to make people loyal and

41:41

dependent and obedient followers so for

41:45

me the the issue of between an ethical

41:48

healthy cult where you're free to think

41:51

and free to leave versus a destructive

41:54

cult I'm referring to Trump's

41:57

organization and and Malo worship as a

42:00

destructive cult where people are being

42:02

fed propaganda and they're not being

42:05

encouraged to think for themselves and

42:07

not being encouraged to really explore

42:10

and and look at the details and arrive

42:13

at their own conclusion much of what

42:15

they're hearing is emotionally driven

42:18

loaded words foster stopping and and

42:22

thought terminating type cliches like

42:24

fake news or build the wall or make

42:28

America great again you say the

42:29

president is using mind control but

42:32

how's it provable so look we can start

42:35

with the pathological lying which is

42:38

characteristic of destructive cult

42:40

leaders saying things in a very

42:42

confident way that have nothing to do

42:45

with facts or truthfulness the the

42:49

blaming others and never taking

42:51

responsibility for his own failures and

42:54

faults shunning and kicking out anyone

42:58

who raises questions or concerns about

43:01

his own behavior his use of

43:04

fear-mongering and immigration is a

43:08

horrible thing it is frightening to hear

43:11

a cult expert say that you see all these

43:13

signs right now today in American

43:16

politics yeah this was a good piece of

43:18

that interview

43:19

now couple things one he says it's a

43:23

cult is somebody can't leave and people

43:25

are leaving this cult all the time then

43:28

he asked him to secede

43:30

he never said anything about mind

43:31

control but he but seltzer water says

43:34

yeah this is how did how could you prove

43:36

that that he's brainwashed cause he's

43:39

lying he's lying because he's lying is

43:42

what he says that's that's your expert

43:45

on cult that that was his top reason

43:49

well lots of people lie doesn't mean

43:51

their cult leaders and now he that but

43:54

just there's a lot of it which is it's

43:56

nonsense but I mean to me it was

43:58

complete projection what he was saying

44:00

well what you say I was just insane to

44:02

settle Dutch saying yeah but you said

44:04

bring yourself meet you cope through the

44:06

health it's like what you were saying

44:07

about the others is what you are

44:09

yourself this totally he actually went

44:11

on I know if she saw the whole interview

44:15

he said and you know seltzer water drew

44:17

the conclusion that well a Thanksgiving

44:19

you can you know just offer people well

44:21

why don't you look at one of my stories

44:23

now look at one of your stories and

44:24

exactly the advice they should be taking

44:26

themselves these particular I refuse to

44:31

listen listen to Rush Limbaugh yes oh

44:33

yeah there's a lot of that that's the

44:35

common thing you hear stuff like that

44:37

I don't refuse to listen to anybody so

44:40

in fact I've been listening to one of

44:41

these guys I can't remember his name but

44:43

he's a left-wing to me listening to me

44:45

for 12 years I mean alright so so of all

44:52

people that have kind of the best

44:54

explanation for this that actually makes

44:56

nothing but sense

44:57

mmm-hmm it's got at about of course yeah

45:01

so here listen to what he has why is

45:04

this cult thing even around he has an

45:07

explanation that to me who literally

45:10

explains it

45:12

okay so my first occult day okay so my

45:16

worldview is completely consistent so my

45:19

worldview says president Trump did not

45:22

do anything impeachable and therefore

45:25

will not be removed from office now if

45:29

he's not removed for out from office my

45:31

worldview will be consistent but what if

45:34

your worldview is that you're your

45:37

Democrat what if your worldview is not

45:40

only that he the president did something

45:42

that's impeachable but several

45:45

impeachable things and their worldview

45:49

is it's all obvious there's no question

45:52

about the facts it's just all obvious

45:55

what would you think about the president

45:58

not being removed from office

46:00

how would your world make sense in my

46:04

world he doesn't get removed from his

46:05

office because he didn't do anything

46:07

that would warrant that but if you think

46:10

he did plenty of things that weren't it

46:11

how do you explain it

46:13

yeah year from now when he's still in

46:15

office well but we're seeing the answer

46:19

to that you already know the answer

46:21

right the answer is that the Republicans

46:24

are a cult that's that seems to be the

46:28

answer they're looking for to make their

46:30

world makes sense because if Republicans

46:33

are a cult and not looking at reason

46:36

then that makes sense because the

46:39

Republican majority in the Senate will

46:42

never vote to support impeachment but

46:45

not because there's not evidence

46:46

according to the Democratic

46:49

it's because it's a cult it's simple

46:55

simple but yeah I mean it's like a

46:58

desperate a desperate last-ditch effort

47:01

yeah and I don't know how this

47:03

I mean it's camp is obviously the the

47:06

coincidence of this guy showing up with

47:08

this book makes a lot of sense I mean

47:10

it's just whoops and there's this guy

47:12

and everyone's calling Trump a cult so

47:15

do you think it started with him or was

47:16

it started here's just one of those

47:18

things that swells up or was a

47:20

coordinated I think it's been building

47:22

yeah because looks listening to the Lib

47:24

Joe

47:25

you're running the country they're their

47:30

worldview is so skewed and irrational

47:34

and wrong that for example and I would

47:38

like to remind new producers to the show

47:40

the Lib joes which is short for liberal

47:44

journalists Lib Jo's two very famous

47:47

writers one of which is a journalist who

47:51

wrote for the big publications the big

47:53

papers and you have continuous contact

47:57

with them for some reason they find you

47:58

humorous enough to clue you in to their

48:01

to their thinking because of course

48:03

they'd never listen to me trying to

48:05

convince me that they're right it was

48:10

very nice

48:10

so they have a they've had this

48:14

worldview that like Scott Adams said

48:16

that is wrong and for example a year ago

48:22

or longer they were convinced and most

48:25

of them are convinced especially by at

48:26

the beginning this year that Trump would

48:27

quit yes we play that we have all day

48:30

all this the Liberals would think oh

48:32

he's gonna quit office all the walls are

48:34

closing in

48:35

oh it's he's the whatever that one

48:38

liberal he had a million people going on

48:40

and on about it yeah you know that's a

48:42

bombshell you know the end yeah all of

48:47

that right the beginning of the end and

48:48

so they were and they the to Lib Joe's

48:51

were convinced that by this the end of

48:53

this year he would have quit well it's

48:55

not over yet we still have a horse I

48:57

want bets on during the election period

48:59

that when he was running for office who

49:02

when he was first running in 2016 they

49:05

were of the same kind of mindset

49:07

thinking that oh he's not he's gonna

49:09

quit he's gonna drop out and there it

49:12

wasn't like there was thinking about he

49:14

might drop out he'll know he's out yes

49:18

and he did drop out so this is what

49:21

again this is what Adams is referring to

49:23

where you have a your worldview you have

49:26

to look at what you've decided this

49:28

reality and how does it how's the end

49:31

result coincide with which what it

49:34

should be based on your reality and it's

49:36

not working out no

49:38

so you're running it's not what there's

49:40

expecting that isn't happening so

49:42

they're looking for other excuses so

49:43

there must be some reason for this and

49:45

now that well then kudos to Democratic

49:50

Representative Lawrence who is

49:54

backpedaling on her decision for

49:56

impeachment she apparently there's

50:02

pressure coming or something and she's

50:04

not using the cult meme let's go now to

50:06

Democratic congresswoman Brenda Lawrence

50:08

who sits on the House Oversight

50:09

Committee that are getting a lot of

50:10

attention about this issue of

50:12

impeachment and what to do here here is

50:15

a part of what you said about President

50:17

Trump well we just buy it so viewers can

50:18

hear it we're so close to an election I

50:22

will tell you sitting here knowing how

50:25

divided this country is I don't see the

50:28

value of taking him out of office but I

50:31

do see the value of putting down a

50:34

marker saying his behavior is not

50:37

acceptable I want him censored I want it

50:41

on the record

50:42

so she's calling for a censure which is

50:45

like you know an official it's kind of

50:48

the same thing that the impeachment and

50:50

our articles of impeachment are but

50:52

really censure is just like well you

50:54

know bad boy we disagree with what you

50:56

did there

51:00

you say there I want him censured and

51:02

you don't see the value of taking him

51:04

out of office referring to President

51:06

Trump what exactly do you mean by this

51:08

congresswoman but the discussion was

51:11

will the Republicans in the Senate go

51:15

through and impeach the president there

51:18

seems to be no giving in that right but

51:21

the thing that keeps me awake and

51:23

troubles me and what I was talking about

51:24

is that there was actually a movement to

51:27

resolve the president of any wrongdoing

51:30

we cannot afford that to happen but in

51:33

the Senate

51:34

instead of massively absolving him you'd

51:36

rather they not vote on remover not

51:39

reals if they vote on sensors just

51:41

answer him in the Senate yes privately

51:43

the Republicans are saying yes it's not

51:47

right he's done something wrong but

51:49

I'm is just not impeachable we have to

51:53

put a marker down so I'm going to do my

51:55

job in the house and when it gets to the

51:57

Senate I was putting out there that this

52:00

is a way for history to reflect that

52:03

this president and any president from

52:06

now on this is unacceptable and that we

52:09

will not tolerate it and that we will

52:12

say as the checks and balances in our

52:14

government that we did our job this is

52:17

now where it's going she said it three

52:19

times we did our job we did our job

52:22

everyone needs to know that we did our

52:24

job we did our job we did our job don't

52:26

be mad we please don't be mad we did our

52:29

job and she's she's going right around

52:31

the cult thing she's not even talking

52:33

about it she's going she's in what I

52:36

would call the proto cult mouth camp oh

52:39

and you've used as I mentioned this you

52:42

will recognize that the protocol camp

52:45

won't come out and just say they're a

52:47

cult it says that they're privately oh

52:50

yes that's Senate Republicans are

52:54

privately against Trump yeah you're

52:57

right you're right it's there I could

52:59

have caught it damn it

53:02

yeah so she slips the same thing did you

53:05

see shift

53:05

do you see shift backtracking oh he

53:09

doesn't know what to do with himself

53:10

poor guy

53:12

poor guy no I mean really I mean she

53:15

just mailed to shed his skin a pillow

53:17

his eyes are popping out because of it

53:20

you're popping out yeah that's true well

53:24

he was on Jake Tapper's show I like Jake

53:28

Tapper he's always had an edge to him

53:30

he's pushing back and shift just just

53:33

pulls out the biggest chicken shit

53:35

excuse ever if the facts aren't

53:37

contested and your committee is writing

53:39

up the report and you don't at least as

53:41

of now have any scheduled witnesses or

53:43

depositions do you think president Trump

53:46

should be impeached I want to discuss

53:48

this with my constituents and my

53:50

colleagues before I make a judgement on

53:52

it are you kidding me he goes on he goes

54:06

on you want to hear a little more this

54:08

is very cute this is the whole thing

54:10

start from the beginning okay if the

54:12

facts aren't contested and your

54:14

committee is writing up the report and

54:15

you don't at least as of now have any

54:17

scheduled witnesses or depositions do

54:19

you think president Trump should be

54:21

impeached I want to discuss this with my

54:24

constituents and my colleagues before I

54:26

make a final judgment on it there are a

54:28

couple really important things we need

54:30

to think about and one is are we

54:32

prepared to say that soliciting foreign

54:35

interference conditioning official acts

54:37

like 400 million of taxpayer money White

54:39

House meetings to get political favors

54:42

is somehow now compatible with the

54:44

office because if we do it's basically

54:46

carte blanche for this president and

54:48

anyone who comes after him but are we

54:50

also prepared to say that Congress will

54:52

tolerate the complete stonewalling of an

54:55

impeachment inquiry or our oversight

54:57

because if we do it'll mean that the

54:59

impeachment Clause is a complete nullity

55:01

and more than that or an other side

55:03

ability is really an ability in name

55:06

only but if that's your view and you've

55:08

also said that this week's testimony

55:09

quote goes right to the heart of the

55:11

issue of bribery and you've also said

55:13

that what you've seen is quote far

55:15

more serious than what Nixon did explain

55:18

to me how you have not come to the

55:19

conclusion that the president should be

55:20

impeached I mean it sounds like you

55:22

think you should be impeached well I

55:23

certainly think that the evidence that's

55:25

been produced overwhelmingly shows

55:29

serious misconduct by the president I

55:32

don't want to hear more from my

55:34

constituents and I want to hear more

55:36

from my colleagues this is I will be

55:38

making alone but at the end of the day

55:41

this is a decision about whether the the

55:45

founding fathers had in mind founding

55:48

fathers like when they gave Congress

55:50

this remedy and I have to think that

55:53

this is very much central to what they

55:56

were concerned about that as a unethical

55:59

man or woman takes that office uses it

56:03

for their personal political gain

56:04

sacrifices the national security to do

56:07

so if that wasn't what the founders had

56:10

in mind it's hard to imagine what they

56:14

Wow yeah so he's and he did fail because

56:18

now the and I guess next week the

56:23

judicial oversight the Judicial

56:25

Committee is with Nadler are not gonna

56:28

do some more hearings this this thing is

56:30

falling apart at the seams it didn't

56:32

work he didn't get you know the outraged

56:35

people aren't on the streets there's no

56:36

farmers with tractors get rid of Traum

56:39

nothing going on none of that none of it

56:43

and he even admits that none of his

56:45

witnesses

56:46

had anything any any facts that did they

56:49

did that they didn't see it didn't hear

56:51

it and in fact his the only argument he

56:55

has

56:57

if you recall what's the guy's name oh

57:01

veiny

57:02

the Trump's new chief of staff who did

57:06

mess up and he he went into in front of

57:09

the press and what oh yeah quid pro call

57:10

happens all the time it's it's ghetto

57:13

get over it grow up witch yeah of course

57:16

we understand what he's saying but it's

57:18

like here's some red meat hello hello

57:20

angry media machine what an idiot for

57:23

him to do that well it was yeah well he

57:27

thought it might work hey let me at

57:30

common sense would rain yeah I'll just

57:32

played that one bit have any witnesses

57:34

testified that the President himself

57:35

explicitly linked a White House meeting

57:38

or the four hundred million dollars in

57:39

aid to an announcement about these

57:41

investigations yes not a single witness

57:45

did that but he calls Mulvaney a witness

57:49

who of course was not a witness four

57:51

million dollars in aid to an

57:52

announcement about these investigations

57:54

yes the president's own chief of staff

57:56

the person who meets with the president

57:58

every day on live camera admitted

58:01

exactly that yeah except he wasn't a

58:03

witness and he didn't admit exactly that

58:05

easily the most serious and that is the

58:07

military aid but look what mr. Conlon

58:11

did say is everyone was in loop on the

58:14

preconditioning of the meeting that

58:16

Ukraine desperately at whatever blah

58:18

blah blah blah blah what a what an

58:20

incredible douche wasting our time with

58:23

bad television there is almost no crime

58:26

bigger in the United States we we

58:29

invented that and you ruined it you made

58:33

bad television that's for sure it did

58:37

not consult us had just no idea what you

58:40

were doing no no no arc of tension just

58:44

worthless

58:51

ah I got a Democrat here I was going to

58:57

explain exactly how it will work how

58:59

your prophecy John C Dvorak the man who

59:03

predicted Hillary would run again how

59:06

many years have you been saying this now

59:09

well it was election over this is Robert

59:15

Pattillo he's a civil rights attorney

59:17

he's a Democrat and he explains well in

59:22

fact the question was because he's been

59:24

a believer in this theory and do you

59:26

think that it's Hillary can still step

59:29

into this race well I think the odds are

59:31

actually higher now that when we spoke

59:33

before that she'll get in and let's

59:35

understand the recent polling shows that

59:37

there's a four-way split at the top of

59:38

the race and we may very well have four

59:40

separate winners for each of the early

59:42

primary States at mayor Pete wins Iowa

59:44

Bernie wins New Hampshire Joe Biden win

59:47

South Carolina I was in Warren wins

59:50

Nevada then that means going into Super

59:52

Tuesday you have no clear front-runner

59:54

yet when Hillary Clinton has 100% name

59:57

recognition she has a formative form of

59:59

fundraising base she has a clear reason

1:00:03

to run a rematch to 2016 where she won

1:00:06

by over three million votes and now has

1:00:08

a ground game to actually win the Rust

1:00:10

Belt if Joe Biden isn't able to lock

1:00:12

down this nomination within the next two

1:00:15

months then there's no really no reason

1:00:16

for her not to jump in prior to Super

1:00:18

Tuesday so you have a ground game which

1:00:21

is in place from the HRC Oh 8 campaign

1:00:24

you have consultants who have been

1:00:26

recently leaving other top campaigns and

1:00:27

as more candidates to drop out more that

1:00:30

top talent becomes available just this

1:00:31

week you had Joe Biden's top elite

1:00:33

latina advisor leave his campaign so

1:00:36

those people are in place she has the

1:00:38

ground game she has clearly be

1:00:40

fundraising apparatus so for someone

1:00:42

like Duval Patrick is it reasonable or

1:00:45

realistic for him to win no but for

1:00:48

someone like Hillary Clinton who already

1:00:49

has the apparatus in place

1:00:51

it's almost turnkey that's almost a

1:00:53

turnkey operation you come in you turn

1:00:55

the key you flip the lights on you have

1:00:57

a 50-state campaign already in place

1:00:59

right now the party is completely

1:01:01

splintered you have about 30% in the

1:01:03

birding / Warren wing of the party you

1:01:06

have 70 percent who are staunchly

1:01:08

against seeing that wing of the party

1:01:09

win even we've saw the reports this week

1:01:13

Obama saying that he will step in to

1:01:14

make sure that Bernie Sanders does not

1:01:16

get the nomination and because you have

1:01:18

the splintering between Joe Biden people

1:01:20

to Jamie Clovis are some of the other

1:01:23

minor candidates their answers idea you

1:01:26

just need a uniting now how many

1:01:28

disparate aspects together I like the

1:01:31

idea of how he sees the the four

1:01:34

frontrunners winning basically their own

1:01:37

little territories and there being no

1:01:38

clear no clear winner

1:01:42

and that that would be the impetus for a

1:01:44

uniter to swoop in and well to the first

1:01:51

to Iowa and New Hampshire

1:01:56

he's probably right but Nevada is where

1:01:58

he falls apart in with number four

1:02:00

because a lot of people think that Biden

1:02:02

will take that hmm so we'll see but I

1:02:06

like his thinking it's pretty much to

1:02:08

learn the lines of my thinking and she

1:02:11

does say the apparatus she never busted

1:02:12

up her machine right busted up the

1:02:15

machine she's still in place ready to go

1:02:17

ready to go at the drop of a hat

1:02:19

she still has all these adoring fans she

1:02:22

has I like California for example all

1:02:25

the women here that are healbots

1:02:27

are still here they haven't changed

1:02:29

their minds they're not healed but no

1:02:30

longer healbots they're still thinking

1:02:32

she got gypped how about that hit job

1:02:35

though on the on Bernie cuz that was

1:02:37

just

1:02:37

there's no no proof of that there's no

1:02:39

fact that apparently Obama told one

1:02:43

other Hamid is yeah no I said you did

1:02:46

the out of emotion there's I think he

1:02:52

did say it way too many people well

1:02:57

that's why it's a hit job oh it's a

1:03:00

total hitch before Bernie but it was

1:03:02

reported as he said it to one of the of

1:03:04

the of the candidates but we don't know

1:03:06

who it was and we knew we know that Mary

1:03:08

piece is the hit job job the newspapers

1:03:12

okay first of all let's line up who's on

1:03:14

whose side the big boys the New York

1:03:17

Times in the wopo wopo not so much the

1:03:20

network's although I believe maybe MSNBC

1:03:23

they're all behind Warren and Warren is

1:03:26

failing right in fact then Warren

1:03:30

doesn't help things much by saying maybe

1:03:31

she'll have a vice presidential pick

1:03:35

will be a woman this I read that

1:03:38

somewhere how is that we know I heard

1:03:40

her say it he was on being interviewed

1:03:43

on some radio show or something like

1:03:45

that and she says the woman wouldn't be

1:03:47

beyond the where I'm a possibility what

1:03:48

difference does it make is a good idea

1:03:50

she would and that means it would have

1:03:52

to be campbell harris cuz it would have

1:03:54

to be a woman of color she's not gonna

1:03:55

pick another white woman so you have

1:03:58

that combination of to death combination

1:04:01

it has no chance of success she's being

1:04:05

pretty much booted out of the scene but

1:04:07

the these papers of

1:04:10

it reminds me of one of the venture

1:04:12

capitalists that we both know and love

1:04:13

who is a huge supporter of Democrat

1:04:16

politics billionaire guy from kleiner

1:04:19

yeah yeah and he was like he would I

1:04:24

remember during the I think it was the

1:04:27

we're talking about JD yeah I'm I love

1:04:29

it yeah I'll just say his name or is

1:04:32

that 10 so he well I don't like to give

1:04:34

him publicity but he has he was like II

1:04:36

BB gives millions to these different

1:04:39

organizations and he's the one who

1:04:41

turned probably the both of us on to the

1:04:44

fact that he's doing it to get an

1:04:45

ambassador ship to either the UK or

1:04:48

France and but he's B's backed gore he

1:04:56

everyone he's back just failed he also

1:04:59

backed a half a billion dollars worth of

1:05:01

green tech he's not a great he's not a

1:05:04

great picker of anything not a great

1:05:06

picker president's not a great picker of

1:05:08

companies they met list they missed out

1:05:10

on Google and was so embarrassing that

1:05:13

they they had an important late they had

1:05:15

well that a midnight meeting it was

1:05:17

explained to me and maybe one day I can

1:05:19

recall exactly what it was was a

1:05:21

midnight meeting and they went to

1:05:23

Sequoia and vindaloo or whatever and

1:05:27

said hey we have to have a piece of this

1:05:29

you just can't leave this out and they

1:05:30

overpaid they really overpaid now of

1:05:33

course in hindsight that paid off

1:05:35

handsomely but maybe only a third of

1:05:39

what other he was a mechanic investment

1:05:41

it was they failed they walked away from

1:05:43

it they didn't see it they didn't have

1:05:45

the vision yeah those are your top

1:05:48

elitist the Silicon Valley guys can

1:05:51

luster well again there are as hot

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Democrats with a world view that's

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inaccurate according to scott scott

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thanked us also don't want jingles or

1:10:05

karma some exceptions but it was just

1:10:07

that it's straightforward like people

1:10:09

were saving up for this day thank you

1:10:12

very much I'm just going to say in

1:10:13

advance it was nice to see all the kind

1:10:16

words that we will now embark on reading

1:10:21

well let's start with John Klein who it

1:10:24

was four hundred dollars and forty cents

1:10:25

from Sin City Ohio Cincinnati thank you

1:10:30

for the best podcast in the universe

1:10:32

please send health and jobs covered for

1:10:34

my friends who should remain anonymous

1:10:36

it's been a trying year but that light

1:10:39

has been getting brighter at the end of

1:10:41

the tunnel you got it John thank you and

1:10:44

thank your your anonymous friends I'm

1:10:49

gonna job Skaar that's what we wanted to

1:10:51

do jobs jobs jobs and jobs

1:10:55

that's their job

1:10:58

karma jobs and health care package into

1:11:01

one little bundle we have our contingent

1:11:05

of executive producers for the

1:11:07

Thanksgiving Day special which you're

1:11:10

listening to

1:11:11

starting with Stuart Callum Northville

1:11:13

Michigan 333 dollars and 33 cents you

1:11:16

missed

1:11:16

htm' pools

1:11:20

you went from Harding was hgm who's well

1:11:25

he's second on the list we just did

1:11:26

starting with Ono these are the 33 33 s

1:11:30

gotcha this was a special donation

1:11:31

amount I got it

1:11:32

okay starting with HTM polls 333 dollars

1:11:37

and 33 cents he'll be executive producer

1:11:39

Thanksgiving Day special in fact of

1:11:41

course John client Glenn clean KL it's

1:11:46

clean like I said clean I think clean

1:11:48

John clean instance in City Ohio will

1:11:52

also be executive producer for this show

1:11:55

now if you're a friend who got hit in

1:11:57

the mouth by me mentioned that he would

1:11:59

has turned into a regular anonymous

1:12:01

donor to your fantastically entertaining

1:12:03

and enlightening show I started feeling

1:12:06

it like a douche for not contributing

1:12:08

for about a year already so d douche me

1:12:16

an appreciation for hitting him in the

1:12:19

mouth my friend nominated me yes on his

1:12:24

latest donation sending me off to the

1:12:26

ranks of the Knights yep maybe a name

1:12:29

change into something more romantic

1:12:30

could be arranged does he want to change

1:12:32

here he says from sir

1:12:35

Hooper Hubert Knight of the southern

1:12:38

South China into so Hubert Knight of the

1:12:41

wild wild East of the Middle Kingdom

1:12:45

uncle uncle of the tiger yeah well

1:12:50

that's more chinesey yeah and it was it

1:12:52

was an anonymous donor in China actually

1:12:55

yeah who dragged him into the ad to the

1:12:59

round table so yeah we'll do that today

1:13:01

I think mistake we have listed as a must

1:13:05

make sure we have it listed as a title

1:13:07

change let me just double check yes

1:13:09

continue says hope you guys can send

1:13:11

some business Carm our way we'll do that

1:13:13

second

1:13:17

but I do how about I do it now

1:13:20

well I thought you're still looking

1:13:21

something up no I got it I got it we

1:13:22

couldn't do it he just needed a business

1:13:25

it's this car

1:13:26

okay well the goat needs to come in for

1:13:28

the business Carmen you've got really

1:13:36

don't have a business now the use of the

1:13:41

term Middle Kingdom has fascinated me

1:13:44

for about a year

1:13:45

oh and it refers to China

1:13:49

and hey I looked it up and I tried to do

1:13:53

some research on this usage and there's

1:13:54

some couple of announcers on the BBC and

1:13:58

elsewhere there's some certain specific

1:14:00

announcers that always refer to China as

1:14:03

the Middle Kingdom

1:14:07

I have not gotten to the bottom of this

1:14:09

usage interesting oh yeah he uses it to

1:14:13

I see sir Cal meanwhile from Northville

1:14:16

Michigan yes comes in with three and

1:14:19

$33.33 also one of the executive

1:14:21

producers that Thanksgiving Day special

1:14:22

Happy Thanksgiving folks or calendar

1:14:25

team MEP PS we had a few in this is

1:14:30

circle from lavender blossoms Lavin

1:14:33

lavender blossoms org official CBD put

1:14:35

the supplier of the No Agenda show we

1:14:39

had a few conference calls with Kevin

1:14:42

Harrington original shark on Shark Tank

1:14:45

and his team they offered to propel us

1:14:48

to new heights but I had to decline our

1:14:50

products are in over 20 stores and

1:14:52

demand is growing it rather rely on you

1:14:55

you the listeners of the No Agenda show

1:14:57

to spread the word goat karma please

1:14:59

what a great story now this if I recall

1:15:02

cow was I think it was a dude named Ben

1:15:05

who literally bought the farm he retired

1:15:08

he was sick and sick and tired of it I'm

1:15:10

paraphrasing if he's still alive that is

1:15:15

he died he bought a farm and then he

1:15:17

started to make CBD products and as far

1:15:21

as I know he the launch was kind of when

1:15:23

he sent us he sent us some samples and

1:15:25

we were and we liked it and we had

1:15:27

friends test it and it was working well

1:15:29

on cramps and arthritic hands of

1:15:32

firefighters and all kinds of people

1:15:34

were liking it and now he's in 20 stores

1:15:37

turning down some shark like hey man hey

1:15:42

I really love your product you want to

1:15:43

be rich you wanted but still I do you

1:15:44

like do you like stocks and bonds you'll

1:15:46

be rich me I'm gonna leave your wife

1:15:47

rich man that's how that's how rich I'm

1:15:48

gonna make you count you with your

1:15:50

products just come ten percent of your

1:15:53

own company that's right that's how the

1:15:55

shark this house sharks usually operate

1:15:57

I'll give you $250,000 and you'll own

1:16:00

nothing

1:16:02

let's give him the goat karma which will

1:16:07

help propel the business to even greater

1:16:09

heights

1:16:10

[Music]

1:16:11

you've got surcoat monkey comes in next

1:16:21

with 333 and 33 a happy turkey day

1:16:24

please give me a random el Sharpton soar

1:16:27

code monkey random enough sir Matt

1:16:37

Melbourne Australia 3 3333 happy

1:16:42

whatever you want to call it from sir

1:16:44

Matt in Melbourne Melbourne now you're

1:16:46

bearing from Down Under looking at how

1:16:49

many dollar Roos I don't know what he

1:16:51

had to pay for this $330 cuz it came in

1:16:53

as three hundred thirty three dollars

1:16:54

and 33 cents he probably had to had to

1:16:57

it's gotta be five hundred five hundred

1:17:00

dollar Roos I got to pawn off his car

1:17:02

that's you the accounting based on the

1:17:04

matching program to see where I based on

1:17:08

the match yeah three eggs

1:17:10

to see where I would be but in real

1:17:12

money this donation bumps me up to the

1:17:14

level of I count so I'd like to be at

1:17:16

UCS I think he's on the list I only

1:17:18

request the alternative title of I

1:17:20

counted Victoria then my next few

1:17:23

donations will go to the Dame drive to

1:17:26

bring my daughter who claims to be a

1:17:27

reluctant listener as I Drive her to

1:17:30

school but can sing along with the

1:17:33

jingles that's how we that's how the

1:17:34

cult brings them in how cults work

1:17:36

that's all you gotta have a game hood

1:17:39

it's exactly what Jane goes no karma

1:17:40

thank you for your courage sir

1:17:42

Matan my counted Victoria pending yes

1:17:46

that will be today

1:17:47

looking forward to it test for math

1:17:49

thank you for your courage and hello to

1:17:51

your daughter

1:17:53

I'm sorry yes hi hi how you doing sir

1:17:59

hashtag 33333

1:18:01

uh Happy Thanksgiving Adam and John

1:18:04

thank you for working today and yes we

1:18:06

do we work on non Thanksgivings we've

1:18:08

skipped one I believe maybe to thank you

1:18:11

for working today and every day to keep

1:18:13

our amygdalas in a healthy state suri

1:18:16

hashtag blessed of the cavity

1:18:18

aficionados on that note I am going to

1:18:22

Holland for a for a small thing with my

1:18:26

sisters and I've been able to plan the

1:18:29

actual cremation of my father around

1:18:31

show days I just want you to know that

1:18:34

is how dedicated we are to the show so

1:18:37

you can't you can't put them in the oven

1:18:39

on Thursday or Sunday this is not

1:18:41

acceptable

1:18:42

my sisters understand this joking

1:18:44

they're fun they're ok with it but as so

1:18:48

Wednesday this coming Wednesday I fly to

1:18:53

Amsterdam middle seat coach I arrive

1:18:57

Thursday morning I'll sleep I'll prep

1:18:59

I'll do the show Friday is when we have

1:19:01

our our family gathering Sunday and

1:19:06

because I have to stay a weekend

1:19:08

otherwise the ticket $5,600 round-trip

1:19:13

stay the weekend it's doing now it's

1:19:15

still the two grand it's crazy

1:19:18

did you ask for bereavement prices wait

1:19:25

a minute what can I get a deep well is

1:19:27

it too late now I've already paid but no

1:19:30

actually this tends to be for

1:19:31

last-minute oh all right

1:19:34

maybe they can maybe they can well I'll

1:19:37

instead of bereavement pricing I'll take

1:19:39

an upgrade keep put me in business

1:19:42

please

1:19:44

well how do i how do I do that do I say

1:19:46

I think it's like the customer service I

1:19:48

don't know I've never done it I just

1:19:50

know it exists well anyway so I do the

1:19:54

show Sunday and I come back Monday so

1:19:56

that was as it relates to we do we do

1:20:00

care about what we do here and being

1:20:03

consistent with shows and show times is

1:20:06

one of the few but significant secrets

1:20:10

to our success

1:20:12

yes it does make a difference this is a

1:20:14

yeah I mean I'm reminded of the good

1:20:18

place the TV series which is like one of

1:20:20

these very Cavalier as Rick and Marty's

1:20:23

a little like this very Cavalier let's

1:20:26

put on some episodes this year and skip

1:20:28

a couple years put it on again because

1:20:30

we're so great that people just keep

1:20:33

coming back and I get kind of lost

1:20:34

interest I mean I probably watch this

1:20:37

series it's finished it off cuz it's the

1:20:40

last season they only do four seasons

1:20:42

was just dumb but why did you lose

1:20:43

interest because there's been over a

1:20:45

year you know I got all about it this is

1:20:48

really something about regimentation

1:20:51

helps a lot adapt its you know these

1:20:54

sorts of things are important it turns

1:20:59

out that you know if you get into a

1:21:00

groove about something you'll and then

1:21:02

all of a sudden it disappears then

1:21:04

you've lost the groove and yeah yeah

1:21:06

I've heard of it I'm gonna go we work on

1:21:10

Thanksgiving cuz we worried is freaking

1:21:12

paranoid yeah I've never run a rerun on

1:21:16

this show a rear Abner never done a

1:21:19

rerun no no specials occasionally we

1:21:23

then interview shows everything's fresh

1:21:24

and new pretty much or or it's been

1:21:27

remixed to be fresh and new just just a

1:21:29

little lesson for you

1:21:30

podcasters who think that you can just

1:21:32

cavalierly do the show whenever you feel

1:21:34

like it cuz it's a podcast no end of

1:21:38

lecture onward to sir rate Jacobson in

1:21:40

Ashland Virginia who also comes in to

1:21:43

the Thanksgiving Day executive producer

1:21:45

I give thanks to the new agenda that no

1:21:49

exam breath I give thanks that no agenda

1:21:52

exists I'd like to request family

1:21:55

vacation karma and that my grandson can

1:21:57

attend insert family drama here his

1:22:01

mother is denying an upcoming film a

1:22:03

fun-filled Florida vacation to a four

1:22:06

year old with his dad and possibly the

1:22:09

last this time in his life to meet his

1:22:12

great-grandmother goat karma would be

1:22:15

best

1:22:17

yeah I'd had the family drama like that

1:22:20

that sucks and I would say particularly

1:22:24

because meeting your great-grandmother

1:22:27

my daughter met her great-grandfather's

1:22:30

and I think was valuable for me sir for

1:22:36

them for you davin for me you've got man

1:22:45

thank you for your support

1:22:48

so it's like we're talking about we're a

1:22:52

couple years ago when you're in London

1:22:53

we're gonna go to Paris on a side trip

1:22:57

since we're all over there for the big

1:22:59

be kind of a meetup we had a meet-up

1:23:02

but we couldn't arrange it you know it's

1:23:04

too many people it was then we never got

1:23:05

over there just stayed in London and and

1:23:08

I think Jay was lamenting this and I

1:23:11

said you've been to Paris and she says

1:23:15

yeah when I was - it doesn't count does

1:23:19

it

1:23:20

yeah and it doesn't count

1:23:24

no a certainty the Duke of the 7th

1:23:27

Federal Reserve District in 33333 uh

1:23:31

these has at the beginning no harm no

1:23:34

foul mm-hmm crackpot and buzzkill thank

1:23:37

you for both for your twice weekly dose

1:23:39

of sanity not on Thursday and Thursday

1:23:41

oh and my best wishes for today's

1:23:44

celebration in the of the harvest here

1:23:48

we go is this all he started there's the

1:23:51

harvest it's launching on our own damn

1:23:53

show John yeah that's what happens huh I

1:23:56

know agenda but what better show anyway

1:23:59

to all that no agenda producers

1:24:01

especially those in the seventh Federal

1:24:03

Reserve District this donation is to be

1:24:05

applied to the knighthood of Joe foe who

1:24:07

manages xyr own accounts exerting sir

1:24:12

juror please my cab will be able to read

1:24:16

this stuff in the future please play the

1:24:18

jingle requests China is a ho us asshole

1:24:23

it's true and a Fletcher call out

1:24:27

these if Lu wants let your Foley College

1:24:30

specifically interesting keep up the

1:24:32

great work

1:24:33

certainty Duke at the seventh Federal

1:24:35

Reserve we did it for you you know

1:24:48

I exchanged some notes with Foley oh

1:24:51

yeah grant do great huh I said you know

1:24:55

what about using your house for us

1:24:57

Silicon Valley meetup oh he has a great

1:25:00

place for that so I thought it was an

1:25:03

imposition and we took a you know from

1:25:06

my even my own perspective that took a

1:25:09

lot of nerves kind of but you went for

1:25:13

it of course and said yeah it's a great

1:25:17

idea so nice to think about maybe doing

1:25:19

that now you have to go promise you know

1:25:23

the thing is just like do you want a

1:25:25

bunch of these guys over at your house

1:25:27

that are I don't know I just like John

1:25:31

we stopped home on it's not because of

1:25:34

the people that's just because of the

1:25:36

bar and the tab and the you know the way

1:25:39

we normally do it's at a bar and

1:25:41

everyone picks up their own tab do you

1:25:43

have a few people that are generous and

1:25:44

they like to buy drinks for everybody in

1:25:47

the atmospheres bar like it's kind of a

1:25:49

bar atmosphere that you know it's noisy

1:25:51

it's got other people it's not just a

1:25:54

really you really embarrassed yourself

1:25:56

with this one that's what you're saying

1:25:57

it's not a good request I'm thinking

1:26:01

twice about it because of the nature

1:26:03

unless we get a band in there hey can

1:26:07

you get the stones Foley sure probably

1:26:09

you want to meet up and we want a Mick

1:26:12

and the stones yes at the store that

1:26:17

would be cool yeah that would that hey

1:26:19

I'd come over for that one yeah you do

1:26:23

it okay anyways sir Warren Carroll's

1:26:25

next on the list with $333 from

1:26:27

Indianapolis Indiana your baronet of

1:26:32

bottom filling here I have decided to

1:26:34

spend my budgeted amount for

1:26:36

psychedelics on the show since it's just

1:26:39

as important for my mental health he's

1:26:43

got some little comment there thank you

1:26:45

for all that you do and if any producers

1:26:48

want to see the coolest beer dispenser

1:26:50

in the world check out bottoms up

1:26:53

beard calm yeah I believe sir Warren

1:26:58

I've seen this it's been around for a

1:27:01

while very sick

1:27:02

well I believe sir Warren works at the

1:27:04

company this is the company that they

1:27:09

have a bar top

1:27:11

you know the tap and yeah and you put

1:27:13

the glass on top of it fills up from the

1:27:15

bottom which has a lot of benefits the

1:27:18

main one to the we've talked about on

1:27:19

the show the main one to the bar is it

1:27:22

the significant increase in profit

1:27:25

because less waste etc

1:27:28

is it cool it's a cool device bottoms up

1:27:30

beer they haven't been Austin now - now

1:27:33

- check this out

1:27:36

Dame g-money 333 333 oh I know damn gee

1:27:42

money I met her at the meetup Happy

1:27:45

Thanksgiving a No Agenda nation this

1:27:47

year I'm thankful for my normal-sized

1:27:49

amygdala John and Adam and all your

1:27:52

producers douchebags and slaves can I

1:27:55

get some Pelosi jobs karma and AF cancer

1:27:57

for my girl Montgomery ah they love you

1:28:01

mean it a PS I could also use the D

1:28:04

douching we give her that right now it's

1:28:09

been a long time since my last donation

1:28:11

no all right we got it for you John to

1:28:26

the associate executive producers

1:28:28

starting with baronet's Stephen of us

1:28:30

luego with the river popular donation of

1:28:34

two three four five six

1:28:37

I need some serious jobs karma boys

1:28:39

going for an IT job at the VA so better

1:28:42

make it the old tried-and-true not this

1:28:45

newfangled stuff at ass was enough twist

1:28:48

if you can still looking for a smoking

1:28:51

hot girlfriend baronet's stephen of us

1:28:54

away go okay he wants an old-school

1:28:56

swallows enough we can do that jobs jobs

1:29:00

jobs and jobs let's vote for job you've

1:29:06

got karma with our baron sir de fuga

1:29:16

Zotoh uh Saudi Arabia somewhere or

1:29:20

Middle East who knows before five six

1:29:23

also popular deer stuffing and gravy

1:29:25

thanking you for your courage please

1:29:27

give us some JA travel Karim afford a

1:29:30

melody and lady Isabel as they head to

1:29:32

Lola's house for the holiday also a

1:29:36

second special karma for producer Jerry

1:29:38

e G in Houston

1:29:40

Jerry G

1:29:43

hmm also a second special karma for

1:29:45

producer Jerry G in Houston who lost his

1:29:49

mom this week thanks you guys really are

1:29:52

the BPI T you have a swell holiday

1:29:56

weekend Dave now

1:29:58

wait he did ask instance he is a baron

1:30:03

and who came in last show and he

1:30:06

specifically has four separate

1:30:09

- Karma's you bet I think we have to

1:30:12

deliver those do we keep them the same

1:30:13

or should I make one a goat

1:30:15

I think the goat for the travel it's

1:30:18

like yeah go for the travel go to the

1:30:20

travel

1:30:22

you've got karma and here's the special

1:30:27

one for his buddy you've got karma miles

1:30:36

well especially for flight high in the

1:30:41

high-end dollars 11 yeah - and $11.20 he

1:30:51

may be our new handlers we don't know

1:30:52

who knows and I an see ya although I do

1:30:56

need a deed don't in JNC know then see

1:30:59

and think eh yes but it doesn't need to

1:31:02

do yeah we got this for the hard work

1:31:09

you put into the show Adam and John

1:31:11

you're the insight is invaluable and I'd

1:31:13

like to especially thank both of you for

1:31:15

being open and honest with your opinions

1:31:17

and big sets that makes us podcasters

1:31:21

and big thanks to all the producers I'm

1:31:23

very happy the show doesn't run ads and

1:31:25

both in art and jingles are top-notch

1:31:28

I'm surprised Utah hasn't come up with

1:31:30

the pronunciation debate I'm not getting

1:31:34

that by mutants you tones have been

1:31:38

dropping their teas oh I see so you try

1:31:42

be you I got it here's some fun short

1:31:46

clips to play if you know the history

1:31:48

behind it according to the BYU study

1:31:50

linked below

1:31:51

you ton's drop the T differently than

1:31:55

the rest of the US here are some fun

1:31:58

short clips to play anyway if you have

1:32:00

the time normal tea drops anybody's got

1:32:03

a bunch of these examples we'll put them

1:32:05

together and put them on a future show

1:32:06

when we get into that topic again unless

1:32:08

you did that which I doubt I know I

1:32:10

didn't I just look for him actually but

1:32:13

I couldn't find him that quick so okay

1:32:14

we'll do we'll do something with that

1:32:16

later because it's a funny idea that

1:32:18

Utah which does have his own kind of

1:32:21

you are you tones utox

1:32:24

would be the have a different way of

1:32:26

doing this you know they'd have to

1:32:29

whatever they call it Roger a were away

1:32:33

were they real Worley were that could be

1:32:37

Worley Roger world in Bangkok hundred

1:32:41

dollars in 88 cents

1:32:44

okay the no agendas show is essential to

1:32:46

my well-being

1:32:47

he's in Bangkok another donation was

1:32:50

long overdue I'm grateful for what you

1:32:52

and Adam from dear who keep up the good

1:32:55

work and please send me a health and

1:32:57

jobs karma thanks as for the newsletter

1:32:59

I always you see them just fine so how

1:33:03

would you know if you didn't that's the

1:33:04

question I have to ask yeah I remind me

1:33:08

to mention something about the

1:33:11

newsletter and email issues cuz we have

1:33:12

some people who are of well-well mind

1:33:15

but are making some thinking mistakes

1:33:17

about that jobs and health care we yes

1:33:21

we got that for you

1:33:22

jobs jobs jobs and jobs

1:33:26

that's the job karma Christine Khadija

1:33:35

her Katya one of the two two hundred

1:33:39

dollars happy Thanksgiving Jon and Adam

1:33:40

thankful thankful for both of you and

1:33:43

the no agenda family dinners Christine

1:33:46

thank you Robert Simpson two hundred

1:33:50

dollars this donation is one half of the

1:33:53

four hundred dollar filing fee for

1:33:55

opposition to the trademark application

1:33:57

for the no agenda t-shirts

1:34:00

and J and K and no need to read further

1:34:04

but he does say thanks for handling that

1:34:06

so quickly so what exactly does this

1:34:09

mean that means I think it's neither

1:34:12

t-shirt guy I don't know I this is not

1:34:16

no agenda shop

1:34:19

where's image Simpson involved with it

1:34:21

well whatever whatever you're doing it

1:34:25

thank you very much because yes we are

1:34:27

on that case we are we are going to push

1:34:29

back because we have to you can't just

1:34:31

step in and just step in and use our in

1:34:34

our name like that no that's not okay

1:34:39

name is Gillick sandwich the most with

1:34:42

the most open guys use whatever you want

1:34:44

please credit us copy the show anything

1:34:47

you want

1:34:48

we don't complain about stitcher putting

1:34:50

ads around our show we don't complain

1:34:52

about Spotify and Pandora just putting

1:34:56

our shows on having ads you know

1:34:58

tracking and we have not complained I

1:35:00

didn't put it up there

1:35:02

we don't complain please just copy it

1:35:04

but this was going a little too far Fox

1:35:08

nation yeah I thought so too right

1:35:12

sorry you you read the cease and desist

1:35:15

order yes I did it was quite funny

1:35:18

should we read that on the show one day

1:35:20

or is that not good etiquette maybe

1:35:22

maybe one of these days right now I

1:35:24

think would just let the lawyer do his

1:35:25

thing okay uh Robert Simpson James

1:35:30

Gillick deluge the Robert Simpson you

1:35:32

know I didn't Robert Simpson 200 here we

1:35:36

didn't know that was Robert Simpson I'm

1:35:37

sorry I'm all confused I'm a mess James

1:35:41

Gilligan that's who we're talking about

1:35:43

James W as a matter of fact I TM gents

1:35:45

today I'm truly thankful for all that

1:35:47

you do to keep us sane I would like to

1:35:50

ask for some health karma from my

1:35:51

brother and fellow producer Tom Gillick

1:35:55

s'en who who will be having a procedure

1:36:00

this Friday no he would like a foamer

1:36:03

and any rev l mix it to be appreciated

1:36:15

crown all day two we are watching that

1:36:19

was a turn each eneral

1:36:21

eric holder

1:36:23

about some Republicans called already

1:36:28

beating the drums of war today the

1:36:31

Pentagon refuted that claim and he said

1:36:34

the American people do not want him to

1:36:37

quote okay Xander will hacia 200 he's in

1:36:50

New Jersey Jersey rules whatever he's a

1:36:55

strong Jersey strong this Jersey rules

1:36:59

first things first happy Thanksgiving

1:37:01

John in a time when the most immediate

1:37:02

douche banks have checked out for the

1:37:04

week as they have we can always count on

1:37:07

the two of you to continue to inform and

1:37:09

entertain us the news cycle doesn't stop

1:37:11

that's right I took a look at the last

1:37:14

time I donated and it wasn't since

1:37:16

episode 760 that's too damn long in my

1:37:20

opinion my opinion too actually

1:37:23

that's okay you guys offer a lot of

1:37:25

value so it's about time I provide some

1:37:27

value in return it's a holiday so I'll

1:37:29

spare the douche bag call-outs against

1:37:31

the freeloaders they know who they are

1:37:33

my smoking-hot wife and I are planning

1:37:35

to move to Pennsylvania in the new year

1:37:38

maybe get some house buying karma please

1:37:41

the same time this will be an expensive

1:37:44

endeavor so we need to get used to

1:37:46

eating mac and cheese and we will for

1:37:49

sure be living the mac and cheese life

1:37:51

for the foreseeable future anyway you

1:37:54

like those two jingles enough goofing

1:37:57

off on my end and closing this

1:37:58

Thanksgiving I'm most thankful for the

1:38:00

No Agenda show hope you find gentlemen

1:38:03

to get to enjoy some time with the loved

1:38:06

ones after the show and we will yes

1:38:08

indeed I'll give you this one

1:38:11

[Music]

1:38:13

like mac and cheese

1:38:15

you've got karma sir Maxine gray waters

1:38:24

gravels back 200 seasons greeting and

1:38:27

Happy Thanksgiving she could be 10

1:38:29

people doing this but it does things

1:38:30

don't think anything's possible yeah

1:38:33

John a quick reminder it is Sir mwg and

1:38:37

not Dame yes what does they do now in a

1:38:41

previous show you misgendered oh no the

1:38:47

show must stop yes first it was Derby

1:38:49

Dyke then some dude named Robin then me

1:38:54

I'd have gone gender-neutral but several

1:38:57

queries no pun intended a hole into the

1:39:00

peerage committee went unanswered hmm

1:39:05

though there's a peerage committee is on

1:39:08

hiatus they'll probably get back to you

1:39:11

as soon as you would they get back

1:39:13

perhaps a rebranding of the show - no

1:39:15

agender er get it that gender yes yes

1:39:21

yes yes is an order anyway jingle

1:39:24

request bite in whole load Whoopi get

1:39:28

out of my vagina and jcd electrifying my

1:39:33

balls and Peterson's that's wrong

1:39:37

perhaps whether that's true at the very

1:39:39

end the love light and turkey mwg

1:39:45

I'm just looking for the Petersons

1:39:46

that's wrong oh here it is

1:39:48

Peterson's that wrong and then what's

1:39:51

the last one

1:39:51

Oh Oh aye that's true very okay you know

1:39:58

that's quite a lot to look up and I

1:40:00

actually gave it a little extra twist

1:40:02

I'm gonna give you the whole load did

1:40:04

they find my balls wrong thank you okay

1:40:22

was there any Karma knows no Karma

1:40:24

needed Roy doesn't care about the

1:40:25

current register just the lewd thanks a

1:40:30

lot well innuendo mm-hmm sir dart farmer

1:40:34

of dark mr. dirt farmer of Illinois 200

1:40:38

he's will be our last associate

1:40:40

executive producer for this fine show uh

1:40:42

thanks for the harvest Karma

1:40:45

the farmers needed it best of all the

1:40:47

producers out there have a great

1:40:48

Thanksgiving and chip-in interesting

1:40:52

that this is the second producer on

1:40:54

today's list who spells karma with a see

1:40:56

yeah I mean language just change I mean

1:40:59

maybe we have to adhere to this there's

1:41:02

just random number

1:41:05

you've got karma trade Karma exactly

1:41:13

that's our group of associate executive

1:41:16

producers and executive producers for

1:41:17

the special Thanksgiving Day special for

1:41:19

show 1194 want to thank each and every

1:41:22

one of them for helping us do this I

1:41:24

believe I have I do believe I've got to

1:41:28

make Goods one is from a for Sir Richard

1:41:33

lighter last week John only read the

1:41:36

second half of my donation note which

1:41:38

called out my friends but the douchebags

1:41:40

but the real impetus for the donation

1:41:43

was job's karma most powerful strength

1:41:45

available for my daughter who graduated

1:41:47

from pharmacy school and passed her

1:41:48

boards this summer but can't find a job

1:41:51

she's getting desperate she's also

1:41:53

married to a douchebag missin he to

1:41:56

subsist relationship Karma well

1:41:58

the two sometimes are related I'm just

1:42:02

saying that is sometimes how the

1:42:04

universe works so if she's listening

1:42:07

sometimes you got to get we got to

1:42:10

deduce yourself to make something change

1:42:12

anyway relationship and jobs karma as as

1:42:16

make good here jobs jobs jobs and jobs

1:42:20

let's vote for job we've got karma and

1:42:26

also got a note from a jennifer ugly

1:42:29

which is important

1:42:31

he says forgive me Adam of John I meant

1:42:33

to send this email much sooner to

1:42:34

address the donation I made for my

1:42:36

husband on episode 1175 in the amount of

1:42:39

$210 and 25 cents for our of an

1:42:42

anniversary I failed to ask for the

1:42:44

donation to be made in his name Matthew

1:42:46

ogly so he could get the credit as

1:42:49

producer for the episode as he is

1:42:50

actively seeking employment and would

1:42:52

like to use the credit on his LinkedIn

1:42:54

and resume are we able to rectify this

1:42:57

yes in fact I would say because it's you

1:43:03

know it's a job-related thing and it's

1:43:05

for the LinkedIn if it's okay with you

1:43:08

John can he have a special can he have a

1:43:13

the the Thanksgiving special

1:43:17

associate executive producer for this

1:43:19

Thanksgiving Day special yeah because

1:43:21

that'll look really yeah it would be

1:43:23

easier than editing the old things just

1:43:25

put him on the list do you read my mind

1:43:29

let me just make sure we like how can we

1:43:33

make this easier on a second I just to

1:43:34

make sure I I do this properly if I

1:43:37

don't were in trouble uh what's his name

1:43:41

again Matthew

1:43:44

Alima ghana he matthew ugly ogly ey okay

1:43:50

good and then she says he goes on to say

1:43:53

house asked for jobs karma frame was she

1:43:55

did not receive and since the show is

1:43:57

still not and since the show is still

1:43:59

have found employment so as a desperate

1:44:01

plea can he please receive and make good

1:44:02

on jobs karma so hopefully in the future

1:44:04

i can report back the job karma works

1:44:06

the student gets a job the sooner we can

1:44:08

donate that's not what it's about the

1:44:10

last request please deduce him as this

1:44:13

was our first donation okay you got it

1:44:15

sorry we missed all the jobs and jobs of

1:44:33

the no agenda thanksgiving special and

1:44:35

our associate executive producers of the

1:44:37

no agenda thanksgiving special it will

1:44:39

look very good on your linkedin make

1:44:41

sure you send the link or post something

1:44:43

so that we can see that and thank you

1:44:45

for your courage thank you for your

1:44:46

thanks really

1:44:48

it's noticed and it's appreciated

1:44:49

particularly on this day when when we

1:44:52

give thanks and when we're also here

1:44:54

when most people aren't that's our way

1:44:57

of thanking you value value

1:44:59

meet-in-the-middle

1:45:00

perfect if you want to helps out even

1:45:02

more sunday we'll do it all over again

1:45:04

go to the full rack dot org slash

1:45:12

propagate our formula is this

1:45:16

for his people in the mouth

1:45:27

[Music]

1:45:32

do a quick little aside here since I

1:45:35

would never record that Scott Adams clip

1:45:37

uh-huh I got another one from that same

1:45:43

show of his he doesn't show on periscope

1:45:44

yeah his live microphone camera thing

1:45:51

now I talked about this like the perfect

1:45:55

Silicon Valley description of what

1:45:57

periscope is live microphone camera

1:45:59

thing yes so I had discussed either the

1:46:06

last show of the show before sometime

1:46:07

about the magic black magic being used

1:46:10

by Steve Jobs I mean yes we even have an

1:46:14

end of show clip about the match the

1:46:17

black magic of Elon by Sir Chris Wilson

1:46:20

specifically here's an interesting I

1:46:23

don't even know Scott doesn't say it per

1:46:26

se the way I did listen to this clip

1:46:29

about his experience with this black

1:46:32

magic so let's talk about the cyber

1:46:34

truck apparently there are 200,000

1:46:36

orders for that thing and I told you

1:46:38

last couple days that I started with a

1:46:41

that that thing is ugly and a day later

1:46:44

I was starting to think well maybe I

1:46:47

wouldn't mind having one of those cyber

1:46:50

trucks and then the third day in I

1:46:52

really want one I totally want one so

1:46:57

whatever magic Elon Musk uses to make us

1:47:01

want his products he's doing it again

1:47:05

and Scott is not the isn't he the one

1:47:08

who can figure out what that now said

1:47:11

instead of persuasion it's just well I

1:47:12

can't figure him out must be black magic

1:47:14

because the persuasion was working on

1:47:16

itis to once apparently this is dispels

1:47:19

are so fantastical that they went right

1:47:24

into Scott's over a minute didn't he he

1:47:27

didn't even come around with the with

1:47:29

the analysis of why this is happening he

1:47:31

just he just gave into it

1:47:33

very odd and I'm concerned for Scott

1:47:37

do you imagine you imagine driving

1:47:40

around in that okay I'm not even gonna

1:47:42

think about it that's fine that is the

1:47:46

dumbest thing that we will never ship

1:47:48

this is my prediction what's interesting

1:47:51

is that I was thinking about you know

1:47:53

the American automobile or our

1:47:55

automobile culture is diminishing

1:47:58

rapidly and you know how we used to talk

1:48:03

about freedom and all this you know

1:48:05

something great that you had it was I

1:48:07

think it was kind of about your car or

1:48:09

you know your 15-14 like I can't wait to

1:48:12

get my license you know it's gonna be a

1:48:14

car and then you get a great car and and

1:48:17

that is kind of changed into the

1:48:20

smartphone that is now what people you

1:48:23

know see is oh I'll can't wait until I

1:48:25

get my smartphone I can be on Facebook

1:48:27

I'm old enough and I have freedom now

1:48:30

freedom to look at all this stuff

1:48:31

whenever I want then maybe this is some

1:48:34

kind of hybrid that it's it's still

1:48:37

zapping into Scott's brain as a Boomer

1:48:42

regarding vehicles but it has that it's

1:48:45

even the name cyber I think he tapped it

1:48:47

he got double tapped

1:48:49

he got tapped by the the the hot

1:48:51

technology phone thing and his old

1:48:55

boomer --is-- car desires maybe I don't

1:49:00

know all I was just taken aback by this

1:49:02

I didn't he just like pass it off as

1:49:06

wellis where it is they didn't have any

1:49:08

real thoughts on it I think he was he

1:49:11

was encapsulated by whatever this is

1:49:13

that goes on I don't know it doesn't

1:49:15

seem to affect me at least he does at

1:49:18

least a Musk stuff doesn't even have no

1:49:20

desire to get this many of these really

1:49:24

high-performance

1:49:25

but somewhat

1:49:27

fit and trim kind of poorly deport

1:49:29

manufactured vehicles well I think Scott

1:49:32

may need an end intervention well we'll

1:49:35

see in the years ahead so the cops were

1:49:38

on our street this morning ooh when they

1:49:40

stopped a crime-scene unit

1:49:46

and as tina was leaving for the gym they

1:49:49

stopped her

1:49:50

CSI CSU actually the car said CSU I was

1:49:54

looking out the window spying and

1:49:57

oculars to make it look you know so I

1:50:01

could be really obvious no not um and

1:50:05

they stopped her and said excuse me yeah

1:50:08

yesterday there were some youths walking

1:50:10

around here apparently checking

1:50:13

doorknobs now I was home all day Tina

1:50:16

was home all day I don't think there was

1:50:18

no-one checking no doorknobs but

1:50:19

actually she said she did see them they

1:50:21

had a piece of paper in their hand

1:50:22

though she thought maybe they were

1:50:24

looking for something or but no so one

1:50:28

of the neighbors called because

1:50:29

apparently these kids were touching

1:50:31

doorknobs and what did the cops want to

1:50:33

know of course they want to know if you

1:50:36

have any video exactly right do you have

1:50:39

a ring can we access the video we want

1:50:41

to see them how about that maybe they

1:50:45

weren't a scavenger hunt and you know if

1:50:48

if we had one I would have said no I

1:50:50

think Tina would have disagreed because

1:50:52

she kind of said no to some kids on a

1:50:54

scavenger hunt I would have said no to

1:50:56

the cops asking for ring video oh you

1:50:59

know I said no now you can't have that

1:51:01

go away nothing happened he's a crime

1:51:04

scene unit

1:51:07

but you know of course they were black

1:51:09

so I'm sure that the white neighborhood

1:51:11

got all riled up by it but yeah they

1:51:13

were probably on a damn scavenger and

1:51:15

who knows but they were out there for an

1:51:18

hour before the show started waiting for

1:51:20

other neighbors to come out and ask him

1:51:22

for ring video huh that's that's what

1:51:25

cops do now I mean there's nothing left

1:51:27

to do in Austin unless something

1:51:29

happened but they didn't they said no

1:51:31

there were just some kids checking

1:51:32

doorknobs and we're suspicious behavior

1:51:35

yeah but that was yesterday and that's

1:51:37

I'm sure there's something going on in

1:51:38

the city and they're here front Shores a

1:51:41

lot more going on than our looking for

1:51:47

ring video I think there's better ways

1:51:50

you can do that I would promise I would

1:51:52

come back to the e what was it about it

1:51:56

was about something in the one of the

1:51:59

donations

1:52:02

you were gonna help me remember I

1:52:07

okay it's about the email being received

1:52:10

or not so I'll let you worry on a bitch

1:52:12

about the emo I'm not gonna bitch about

1:52:13

it I just want to heal you should I want

1:52:15

to help people understand and we also by

1:52:17

the way we have an insider at MailChimp

1:52:19

thank you very much for your courage

1:52:20

anonymous he explained exactly how

1:52:23

MailChimp works but I'll relate that to

1:52:26

some very good initiatives people are

1:52:28

talking about unknown gender social calm

1:52:30

can't say that enough it's a great place

1:52:32

to hang out with the Gitmo nation No

1:52:34

Agenda social calm you can get an invite

1:52:37

at any of the show notes no agenda show

1:52:40

calm the thinking is hey since this is

1:52:44

problem with the email why don't we

1:52:46

start an email server and then everyone

1:52:49

can have an account on that email server

1:52:50

and then you know it'll be guaranteed

1:52:53

delivery

1:52:55

and I said this is one of the worst

1:52:58

ideas you can have the idea is not to

1:53:02

centralize on the Internet in fact the

1:53:04

opposite is better

1:53:05

everyone should actually have their own

1:53:07

email server that they can control

1:53:10

because I've never missed out on an

1:53:12

email because it comes into my server

1:53:13

but I want you to understand the issues

1:53:16

besides the obvious that no one should

1:53:19

even think they want to be responsible

1:53:21

for anyone else's email server this is a

1:53:24

nightmare

1:53:25

of epic proportion you will get so much

1:53:28

you will be doing that full-time you'll

1:53:30

be administering to all kinds of things

1:53:33

that aren't working right for people as

1:53:35

just no no no no and there is no

1:53:40

protecting your your so-called great

1:53:44

solution from the perils that our email

1:53:47

on the on the internet and this and I

1:53:50

was reminded of why this is why these

1:53:52

problems occur from our insider producer

1:53:56

at MailChimp they don't pay any of the

1:54:00

big companies for white listing fees

1:54:03

according to him and I think he said why

1:54:05

won't even mention what department he's

1:54:07

in but he would know so they don't pay

1:54:09

for that but they have huge servers that

1:54:14

are very careful about what networks

1:54:16

they're on because here's the issue if

1:54:19

you have an e if I have a server at home

1:54:21

I've done this you have an email server

1:54:22

if your ISP will even allow you to send

1:54:25

on port 25 the SMTP protocol if they'll

1:54:29

even allow it most don't

1:54:31

all you need is for one a hole on your

1:54:34

entire network segment to do something

1:54:37

with spam his IP a guest a P address

1:54:40

will get reported and you're in the

1:54:42

entire network block that goes along

1:54:45

with that also gets reported and this is

1:54:47

apparently what happens to MailChimp

1:54:49

from time to time is because they have

1:54:52

cloud infrastructure they continue to

1:54:53

switch IP addresses and over time an IP

1:54:56

address of a mail server builds up trust

1:54:59

believe it or not it's bayesian and but

1:55:02

there's also Google and Yahoo and all

1:55:05

these guys have big algorithms that look

1:55:07

that learn how to trust an IP address

1:55:10

the sending email and again you get one

1:55:12

guy in the same data center who sends

1:55:16

out a whole bunch of crap on spam your

1:55:18

IP address gets demoted or blocked and

1:55:20

so there's no MailChimp is constantly

1:55:22

switching away from these networks that

1:55:24

are reported and blocked and that's why

1:55:27

it's intermittent and yeah and I believe

1:55:30

this is probably the problem and and add

1:55:32

to that when you sent the email it's not

1:55:35

like your email it just goes out our our

1:55:37

newsletter is in one batch no it's

1:55:40

lumped in with tens of thousands

1:55:42

hundreds of thousands of other emails

1:55:44

going out and it gets into the queue and

1:55:46

so you're sending along with other

1:55:48

people someone else's email could have

1:55:51

something shitty in there the Google

1:55:52

Gmail doesn't like and then yours ours

1:55:54

comes right after that Gmail has already

1:55:57

taken measures to block it so it's it's

1:56:00

been ruined

1:56:01

it's a nightmare it truly is and there's

1:56:05

this there's very little you can do

1:56:07

about it when it comes to mass emailing

1:56:09

other than and it's I would recommend

1:56:13

people learn how to set up their own

1:56:15

email server it can be a very cost of

1:56:19

thing okay go ahead Oh stopping you for

1:56:23

the following reasons first of all you

1:56:25

go on and on about how what a nightmare

1:56:27

it is to set up and eat your sir ah now

1:56:30

you're tying you're recommending you

1:56:31

know make up your mind no first of all

1:56:33

stop bitching at me I'm no mood for your

1:56:35

shit because you're just doing it to be

1:56:38

whatever dick no no no I'm saying you

1:56:43

don't want to host

1:56:45

email server for a whole bunch of people

1:56:47

you want to decentralize I said that

1:56:49

specifically decentralized and then you

1:56:53

personally have to take great care for

1:56:56

the trust of your own network you can't

1:56:58

have someone else do that you have to do

1:57:00

it you have to what most people don't

1:57:05

have the time to do what you just

1:57:06

described will then most people are just

1:57:08

gonna have to live with shit email

1:57:11

and that's what they're doing as we and

1:57:13

I disagree it's I think that it's it's

1:57:15

relatively simple to set something up

1:57:18

with a with you know what I've been I've

1:57:21

been preaching okay your own email for

1:57:24

as long as the show's been on the air

1:57:25

and mine's fine I'm gonna say something

1:57:28

positive here so you don't grouse in

1:57:31

it's the way that I downloaded that

1:57:36

ultimate mint 19 which is an

1:57:39

all-encompassing Linux distro with

1:57:42

everything you need to really if you had

1:57:44

a little company you wanted to put

1:57:46

everybody on you wouldn't have to buy

1:57:47

any Microsoft licenses you could install

1:57:50

this on all the machines in your office

1:57:51

and it would be fine from 90% of

1:57:53

everything unless people have to use

1:57:55

Photoshop let's say why isn't there a

1:57:58

downloadable Linux distro with exactly

1:58:02

all the elements that you're talking

1:58:03

about an email server simple to maintain

1:58:06

a server that you just download and run

1:58:09

and boom you're done why do you say that

1:58:11

there isn't I'm just asking if there is

1:58:14

then totally

1:58:17

absolutely so that's what you're using

1:58:19

well I'm I've hosted mine at home of

1:58:24

hosts currently it's been in the cloud

1:58:26

and on a network segment that I pay

1:58:29

extra for so was that IP addresses is

1:58:32

trusted and I pay almost nothing for it

1:58:36

it's you know the free tier cuz there's

1:58:38

not a lot of data really that comes in

1:58:40

and goes out and it's been running it's

1:58:43

just almost completely unattended for

1:58:45

you know eight years

1:58:48

um but that was that was a setup with

1:58:50

something called I read mail which was

1:58:52

not the same as a distro you download

1:58:54

and setup my point is now you said

1:59:00

people don't have time

1:59:01

well okay then shut up about not getting

1:59:04

the newsletter because when you I'm the

1:59:06

one complaining about them not getting

1:59:08

their newsletter or people complain

1:59:09

about not receiving the newsletter all

1:59:11

the time but they're on Gmail

1:59:16

so when you get what you pay for hello

1:59:20

so a gmail is not a great solution that

1:59:23

anymore is yahoo mail or AOL Mail

1:59:26

protonmail seems to be working pretty

1:59:29

well for people that's so far yeah and

1:59:32

that and that what again it because you

1:59:34

you just don't want to have a big

1:59:37

centralized system that is not the way

1:59:40

the internet was designed

1:59:45

supposed to be distributed anyway it

1:59:47

it's moot no it's not it hurts the show

1:59:51

yeah but I just what will hurt the show

1:59:54

more is if people set up a group email

1:59:58

with the thousands with thousands of

1:59:59

producers right back to the point that's

2:00:02

that's going to suck back to the point

2:00:05

if I was there something else he said

2:00:07

though that was kind of interesting he

2:00:08

had a lot of things to say besides that

2:00:10

well that was the main thing is that

2:00:12

they they bundled it all in and their IP

2:00:15

addresses you know they switch around

2:00:18

and then you know it could be that

2:00:20

someone else is it's not a good idea to

2:00:22

use that system either that's the bottom

2:00:24

well no I agree in fact has a VPN user

2:00:27

another another Pro there was a problem

2:00:29

with VPNs - there's always a problem

2:00:32

with GPS but as a VPN user is funny to

2:00:36

you because you switch your view you

2:00:38

know you go on and off it because

2:00:40

sometimes you just can't do anything

2:00:41

with it running and you go on one from

2:00:45

somewhere you just doing a Toronto

2:00:48

Canada and you click and there's a

2:00:50

certain number and then you try to do

2:00:53

anything on the Internet

2:00:54

you're blocked right because where

2:00:57

somebody apparently used that specific

2:00:59

number to spam the crap out of everybody

2:01:01

exactly yes and so everything's blocked

2:01:04

and then you know and you remember the

2:01:06

numbers dot dot one one four that's aw

2:01:09

crap so you disconnect and reconnect and

2:01:11

it comes up with some other number

2:01:13

everything's fine but then sometime in

2:01:15

the future when you disconnect and

2:01:17

reconnect you backed it's one one four

2:01:19

and it's the same thing right which

2:01:21

makes you wonder why the VPN guys just

2:01:23

can't kill that IP but they don't want

2:01:24

to just leave it there so to accentuate

2:01:27

very this is a mess yes so it's to

2:01:30

accentuate the point and the warning

2:01:34

this show has consistently warned that

2:01:38

you are a fool if you try to build your

2:01:41

business on these free platforms and I'm

2:01:45

looking specifically at you youtubers

2:01:48

because your life is ending and if

2:01:51

people don't know it yet I'd like to

2:01:53

play a couple of clips here in which

2:01:56

were released by the YouTube

2:01:59

family partnership division because

2:02:04

Google um yes Google lost while there

2:02:09

was a lawsuit and they were penalized

2:02:11

under the terms of Coppa the Child

2:02:16

Online Privacy Prevention Act and or

2:02:19

copper because copper see protection not

2:02:23

prevention privacy yes sir thank you

2:02:25

privacy protection children under 13 is

2:02:30

the u.s. rule you may not track and

2:02:35

store data on them and guess what Google

2:02:39

does that all the time but now the

2:02:41

YouTube videos become a problem because

2:02:43

there's the artificial intelligence

2:02:48

can't figure out that what the intent is

2:02:50

if it is good for a kid is it not good

2:02:52

for a kid is it what people for should

2:02:56

people under 13 be able to view it so

2:02:58

they have pushed this on to the creators

2:03:02

that's you youtubers creators under the

2:03:06

heading important updates for update for

2:03:09

all create ORS because they're pushing

2:03:13

this on you and they're making it sound

2:03:16

like it's your problem and you have to

2:03:19

comply with Coppa which of course is

2:03:21

bullshit because you didn't have to pay

2:03:23

any of the fine 170 million dollars they

2:03:25

didn't ask you for a check no they have

2:03:28

to comply by knowing that they can't

2:03:31

track a behavior of users on certain

2:03:35

videos so instead of an age verification

2:03:38

check which they can't do amidst is not

2:03:40

going to happen then no one would watch

2:03:42

YouTube anymore they're going to say

2:03:45

well creators are responsible for

2:03:48

marking it as kid-friendly which by the

2:03:51

way means you can't make any money

2:03:53

because we can't personalized ads as you

2:03:56

know they can get a generic ad it'll

2:03:58

only be for stuff for certain age group

2:04:00

that you know basically you I got the

2:04:03

clips here in fact we'll get into it and

2:04:04

then I can explain more about the

2:04:06

problem is because well yes I do have a

2:04:08

bit there is one simple easy easy fix

2:04:12

beyond me why they just don't do that

2:04:14

what's that stop tracking people yes but

2:04:21

then where would they monetize we can't

2:04:25

monetize if we don't track people here's

2:04:27

the important update if you create

2:04:29

content for YouTube this video is very

2:04:31

important to opera for us it describes

2:04:33

changes to the upload process all of

2:04:35

your existing videos and potentially

2:04:38

your monetization oh hi I'm Lauren and

2:04:40

I'm the head of family partnerships here

2:04:42

at YouTube by louis i'm gonna go through

2:04:44

important new requirements for all

2:04:45

videos that you should take action on as

2:04:47

soon as possible I'll provide some

2:04:49

background on what's happening walk you

2:04:51

through a new audience setting and

2:04:53

YouTube studio and how to use it and

2:04:55

then answer some questions you might

2:04:57

have about this update I already want to

2:05:01

kill myself listening to the background

2:05:03

music back in September we shared the

2:05:07

steps we're taking to address a recent

2:05:09

settlement with the US Federal Trade

2:05:10

Commission that will help creators

2:05:12

comply with the Children's Online

2:05:14

Privacy Protection Act known as Kappa I

2:05:17

love how they make it all about you

2:05:19

complying with that you're not

2:05:20

distributing Google is distributing this

2:05:23

is the beauty of what they're doing

2:05:24

another applicable laws in order to help

2:05:27

you comply with the law we're now

2:05:29

required to ask you to mark all of your

2:05:31

videos as made for kids or not you know

2:05:33

your videos and audience best so we've

2:05:35

launched a new audience setting that

2:05:37

lets you tell us if your videos are made

2:05:39

for kids or not in addition to this

2:05:41

setting we'll use machine learning

2:05:43

systems to help us find content that is

2:05:46

clearly made for kids

2:05:47

uh-huh but don't rely on our systems to

2:05:49

set content for you like all automated

2:05:51

systems it's not perfect if you don't

2:05:54

set your audience or if we detect error

2:05:56

or abuse we may set your audience for

2:05:59

you but in most cases we'll rely on your

2:06:02

audience setting to determine whether a

2:06:04

video is made for kids so this is really

2:06:06

interesting what what is something

2:06:08

that's made for kids and it or is it not

2:06:12

friendly for kids now Gary - no agenda

2:06:15

cartoon is perfect for kids well we will

2:06:19

be demonetized de platformed and and run

2:06:22

out on a rail because there's all kinds

2:06:25

of

2:06:25

that makes it not perfect for kids the

2:06:28

topics are not perfect for kids at all

2:06:31

we have adult entertainment we have

2:06:35

language we mark different the adult

2:06:38

entertainment one it's worse here's

2:06:41

here's a little rundown of this

2:06:43

definition of made for kids what's

2:06:45

considered made for kids content I think

2:06:48

we comply per the FTC's guidance under

2:06:51

Coppa when deciding whether or not your

2:06:53

channel or video is made for kids you

2:06:56

should think about factors like the

2:06:58

subject matter of your video you want to

2:07:01

run down the subject of our video so if

2:07:03

I give you a little idea if that's good

2:07:06

or not

2:07:07

well your construction now okay

2:07:12

let's look at animated no agenda and

2:07:16

even just the titles I have a feeling

2:07:19

are not going to comply with what

2:07:21

they're looking for

2:07:23

we have

2:07:26

noodle boy fart gate well that's for

2:07:29

kids you're right there vocal fry we've

2:07:34

got the biggest pooping

2:07:38

we've got the club 33

2:07:41

she looks dateable yeah that's really

2:07:43

good we can do we can do that one John

2:07:45

I'm sure no problem

2:07:46

defiance date defining sexual harassment

2:07:49

I'll listen to you to know your intended

2:07:51

audience for the video whether the video

2:07:53

includes child actors or models whether

2:07:56

the video includes characters

2:07:57

celebrities or toys that appeal to

2:07:59

children including animated characters

2:08:02

or cartoon figures there you go

2:08:04

whether the language of the video is

2:08:06

intended for children to understand no

2:08:08

whether the video includes activities

2:08:09

that appeal to children such as

2:08:11

play-acting simple songs or games or

2:08:13

early education or jingles whether the

2:08:16

video includes songs stories or poems

2:08:18

that appeal to children

2:08:19

douche bag and any other information you

2:08:22

may have to help determine your videos

2:08:24

audience ultimately we can't provide

2:08:27

legal advice so we're unable to confirm

2:08:29

whether or not your content is made for

2:08:31

kids that decision is up to you taking

2:08:34

into consideration these factors but we

2:08:37

want to help you follow the law as much

2:08:38

as we can Oh check out our Help Center

2:08:40

and talk to a lawyer if you're still

2:08:42

unsure whether or not your content

2:08:43

should be marked as maybe it's your

2:08:46

problem okay let's ask a question since

2:08:51

you've been on this side now I can be

2:08:53

the guy I'm the reporter I'm asking your

2:08:54

questions you know what what what's

2:08:56

going on what so I might contest not for

2:09:00

kids oh that's very good so you mark it

2:09:03

not for kids and you probably will not

2:09:05

get any advertising

2:09:08

but wait a minute if I market for kids

2:09:11

isn't gonna be lousy advertising just

2:09:13

for kids that's right but if it's not

2:09:15

fine market wood then what where's Ford

2:09:17

motor they can't put a Ford ad for

2:09:20

buying a new f-150 pickup truck do you

2:09:22

see the King on a kid's video cuz their

2:09:25

kids aren't gonna buy a pickup truck do

2:09:27

you see the conundrum this is the

2:09:28

problems they're conundrum not mine but

2:09:31

they're making it about you because they

2:09:33

want what they really want is brand

2:09:35

friendly but you have to market for kids

2:09:38

because they they are not allowed to

2:09:40

just listen to all that this is the

2:09:42

final clip here they'll explain what it

2:09:44

means for you and for YouTube but mainly

2:09:48

what it means for you since you asked a

2:09:50

question about your videos and listen to

2:09:53

all the things that the kids won't get

2:09:55

which shows you what they are tracking

2:09:57

and I guarantee you you market that not

2:10:01

for kids

2:10:02

you're reviewed manually your shits

2:10:04

gonna get taken down all the time one

2:10:07

little thing that could appeal to kids

2:10:08

and it's gonna be a problem

2:10:10

if you say your content is made for kids

2:10:12

what does this mean for your channel we

2:10:14

will start limiting the data we collect

2:10:16

on made for kids content to comply with

2:10:18

the law because of this videos that you

2:10:21

mark is made for kids will be treated

2:10:23

differently on YouTube some features

2:10:25

like comments will no longer be

2:10:27

available most importantly those videos

2:10:30

won't show personalized ads so some

2:10:32

creators may see a decrease in revenue

2:10:35

uh-huh what other features will no

2:10:37

longer be available if I set my content

2:10:39

as made for kids

2:10:40

starting in January if you mark a

2:10:43

specific video is made for kids features

2:10:45

like comments personalized advertising

2:10:47

info cards and screens and more won't be

2:10:50

available on individual videos if your

2:10:53

entire channel is set as made for kids

2:10:54

your videos won't have any of those

2:10:56

features your channel also won't have

2:10:59

stories the community tab the

2:11:01

notification bell and your viewers won't

2:11:03

be able to save to watch later or save

2:11:05

to playlists keep in mind that these

2:11:07

restrictions are to follow the law isn't

2:11:10

that cool all those things that they're

2:11:12

tracking they now have to turn off to

2:11:13

follow the law of course they make it

2:11:15

sound like it's your problem but that's

2:11:17

all the things that take into

2:11:18

consideration to see what who the hell

2:11:20

you are and what your interests

2:11:22

if you don't say your content

2:11:23

appropriately this may result in

2:11:25

compliance issues for you under Coppa

2:11:27

and other laws now now you're not

2:11:30

compliant under Coppa

2:11:31

I've Primus fantastic what they're doing

2:11:34

I also find it part of my over arching

2:11:38

theme about these some of these

2:11:41

companies in YouTube would be one of

2:11:42

them where the bean counters have come

2:11:44

in and they said what are we gotta this

2:11:46

is costing us too much money what do we

2:11:48

do what's our excuse for stopping the

2:11:50

comments how do we call the herd cuz the

2:11:53

comments are a part of that olive theory

2:11:55

yes

2:11:56

you know there's comments at some point

2:11:59

costs bandwidth I mean all those

2:12:00

thousands of millions of a millions and

2:12:02

millions explain the olive theory again

2:12:04

because I think the theory was was given

2:12:07

out by the story that goes around about

2:12:09

the Kramer Crawford I can't remember his

2:12:12

name we just said the same thing last

2:12:13

time was the CEO of American Airlines

2:12:16

used to fly in first class on his own

2:12:20

planes instead of a private jet and guys

2:12:23

talking to him and he's bitching about

2:12:25

the food and they and the CEO says well

2:12:29

you know these olives he says we turns

2:12:33

out that we take we took we take one

2:12:35

olive off of the alpha-1 meal on every

2:12:39

flight we make who saves us twenty five

2:12:43

million dollars because there's one

2:12:46

olive that's fantastic and so it's like

2:12:50

that's why we've you know we do these

2:12:52

things and if in do but most people

2:12:57

don't understand cuz we're all you know

2:12:58

we're running a little companies or were

2:13:00

in but we're employees or we're not at

2:13:03

the looking at the multi-million

2:13:05

multi-billion dollar companies where one

2:13:08

little thing according to the bean

2:13:10

counters you know going over the

2:13:12

spreadsheets they take they look at one

2:13:14

thing so holy crap we couldn't be making

2:13:16

another ten million dollars a years if

2:13:19

we could find some excuse to get rid of

2:13:21

the comments because it's chewing up

2:13:23

bandwidth well also that hundreds adds

2:13:26

up one hundred and seventy million

2:13:27

dollar fine yeah that I'll get your

2:13:32

attention and it's not big for for

2:13:33

Google by any means but it gets your

2:13:35

attention

2:13:36

yeah the bean counters don't like it and

2:13:37

they're looking for cost-cutting all the

2:13:39

time and this is just looks like an

2:13:41

excuse to cut costs I mean this is like

2:13:43

again the MailChimp didn't confirm this

2:13:46

the middle chip guy didn't confirm this

2:13:48

but I still think there was a you know

2:13:50

occasionally they you know throw there

2:13:52

just like the mailman who doesn't wanna

2:13:54

deliver the mail you find a bunch of

2:13:55

mail everyone said well this happens all

2:13:56

over the country you find a bunch of

2:13:58

mail in the garbage well the point being

2:14:03

that we sometimes are somewhat from the

2:14:08

future we see things coming down the

2:14:09

pike we've promised you that you cannot

2:14:11

monetize the network and that is exactly

2:14:15

the problem that YouTube is running into

2:14:16

that you cannot do it it eventually ends

2:14:21

it just eventually ends because you run

2:14:24

into all these problems as far as I know

2:14:27

and I was there at the creation of but

2:14:31

of podcasting they called me the pod

2:14:33

father until everyone else started

2:14:34

taking the name you can't monetize the

2:14:38

network there's only one way to go we've

2:14:39

tried everything John you've been there

2:14:41

through an entire podcast network the

2:14:44

only way that seems to work is value for

2:14:48

value imagine all the people who could

2:14:53

do with us oh yeah

2:14:55

[Music]

2:15:02

now we do have a few people thanked for

2:15:04

sure 1194 the Thanksgiving Day special

2:15:10

and it's special because we're the only

2:15:13

ones working on Thanksgiving very

2:15:15

special special for us special

2:15:19

Sir Patrick Knight of the so-called

2:15:21

Hills or this it's funny now maybe this

2:15:25

is the night of the Southern California

2:15:28

Hills but SoCal wanting the so called

2:15:32

Hills I like it I think I were using

2:15:35

that 150 dollars thank you sir Patrick

2:15:38

sir Austin Baron of Puget Sound 13333

2:15:41

Happy Thanksgiving he says Christopher

2:15:44

red ger in Meeteetse as in Meeteetse

2:15:51

me tsetse fly New York 111 $119 and 40

2:15:57

cents uh only time I've ever seen that

2:16:01

town name ever yeah sir Marcus of the

2:16:05

hinterland $111 Julian Eriksson a

2:16:08

hundred and ten dollars from East Boston

2:16:12

Massachusetts

2:16:13

sir Lucas of the lost bits 101 dollars

2:16:16

and one cent and nonnamous $100 in one

2:16:18

cent it's interesting

2:16:20

look look another oh no I thought the

2:16:22

caramel with the seat no but this

2:16:25

anonymous

2:16:27

the doctor I guess anonymous MD cancer

2:16:30

karma for my three-year-old please stop

2:16:33

right now

2:16:34

[Applause]

2:16:37

you've got oh yeah we break for that

2:16:42

shit let me throw in a goat you bet sir

2:16:47

Steve a hundred dollars Jason gay $100

2:16:50

sir Scott Morgan out of Austin Texas

2:16:52

honored oh this is the donations that

2:16:56

came in from the five one two local

2:16:59

meetup and sir Scott wanted to make sure

2:17:01

that we that everyone heard that that he

2:17:03

didn't just take the money and run he's

2:17:06

always very worried about stuff and also

2:17:10

- please go - no agenda meetups calm and

2:17:12

get in touch with the Scott he set up an

2:17:15

email server because they're doing I

2:17:18

think December 6 I believe which of

2:17:20

course sucks because I can't be that

2:17:22

I'll be in the Netherlands they're doing

2:17:24

the five 112 local shoot night or

2:17:27

something they're going to the rule

2:17:28

shooting yeah shooting so thank you very

2:17:31

much to the local 512 donations and

2:17:35

thank you sir Scott

2:17:38

that came in as one of those bank checks

2:17:40

and yes that's why yeah he collected the

2:17:42

cash and he sent it off as a check Sir

2:17:46

Chris gray of the Isle of Wight 8888 oh

2:17:49

I knew we had anybody there who should

2:17:52

all be thankful for No Agenda he says I

2:17:54

used to fly there all the time when I

2:17:56

lived in Guildford yeah what's it like

2:17:59

it's well first of all the the airstrip

2:18:02

on the Isle of Wight is fantastic it's

2:18:04

on a cliff

2:18:05

so either landing or taking off

2:18:07

depending on the wind direction you

2:18:09

coming over you it's over this cliff

2:18:11

it's spectacular and it's kind of a

2:18:12

sloping landing Atlantic strips a runway

2:18:18

so it has it has its challenges but

2:18:21

everyone that lands there to go to this

2:18:23

crab restaurant which is up on the on

2:18:26

the cliff because very small and it's

2:18:28

not another Big Island at all no it's

2:18:31

it's picturesque

2:18:34

so people just go there to eat crab yeah

2:18:36

well in America people go fly their

2:18:38

airplanes to get a hamburger somewhere

2:18:40

else and in Institute the most expensive

2:18:44

hamburger hundred dollar hamburger

2:18:45

exactly yeah I just rely on the

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Sookie what do you think yella bouzouki

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800 eight also search cross-stitch 800

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eight and sir Bryan Kaufman from

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Scottsdale 75 75 never had a green of

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hams I think he gave up on us maybe sure

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pilgrim 74 74 from Fredericksburg

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Virginia and this is a night yes once

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again on Thanksgiving Day just as in

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2014 a pilgrim is being recognized as a

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through determination and monthly

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title of baronet accounting blow I would

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like to have my title change to sir

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pilgrim baronet of mm-miss upon X so how

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do you pronounce that baronet of miss

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upon X I think so a suppo NEX Oh Massa

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fonox

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mass opponent mass apart it's been in

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what's its baronet if some mess mess up

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I'm gonna struggle with this in a minute

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artisan small batch of handcrafted beer

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for the peerage and surveying the round

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table the ingredients are a little

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sparse too stale please refresh the

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stock of malted barley and hops at the

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round table and I'll work on some beer

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you bet it the you bet will make sure

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you will be upgraded momentarily

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Boosh my beautiful wife happy birthday

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a douchebag who might have to work on

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deduced Jennifer Whydah

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this Dame Jennifer I want to read this

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happy Thanksgiving I mean yes

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Dame Jennifer I'm thankful for your

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since my sister-in-law's making some for

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dinner tomorrow almost giggles in her

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face when I heard the menu we'll do that

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in momentarily Jennifer Vasant the

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Oregon and that's it for today's show

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and Bay getting towards the end of the

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years November 28th and we say happy

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birthday to Steve Sims he'll be

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celebrating on the 30th Sir Robert of su

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Vida celebrates today as does Beach View

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celebrating today November 28th happy

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in the upgrade lane today sir humored

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becomes Sir Schubert knight of the wild

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wild East of the Middle Kingdom uncle of

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the tiger

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that was a restatement of his name and

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appropriately so sir madam Melbourne

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becomes vai count of Victoria and sir

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pilgrim becomes baronet of Misawa knocks

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we think congratulations on your title

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have hookers and blow rent boys and

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Chardonnay or as you wanted Kahlua and

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cookies maybe some malted barley and

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hops how about some parliament and pale

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ale or maybe harlots and Haldol vodka

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and vanilla geishas and Sokka rubinettes

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ale and gerbils no no we'll just stick

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with breast milk and pow boom for today

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size place we can send everything off to

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and please yeah put that on on no agenda

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social calm somewhere we can see it we'd

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love to see people with their rings

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and then beheld all over the globe and

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people are getting tremendous benefit

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from this a quick overview of what's

2:27:48

coming up on Saturday the south east

2:27:50

london-uk number five that'll be at two

2:27:53

o'clock in the afternoon at the real ale

2:27:55

away also on Saturday the 8th at local

2:27:58

805 Santa in a valley California five

2:28:01

o'clock this is berrin sword eh slammer

2:28:03

and bear nest dame bang bang if you've

2:28:05

never met these people go to that meetup

2:28:08

you'll love it find all the information

2:28:10

at no agenda meetups calm on Sunday the

2:28:14

old San Juan Puerto Rico meetup that

2:28:17

this is Jambo Joe Joe Winky who will be

2:28:20

hosting that he's must be in town for

2:28:21

some kind of an convention we love the

2:28:24

Jambo products this great all and then

2:28:30

on Monday an interesting date

2:28:31

interesting day of the week Kitchener

2:28:33

Ontario in Canada eight o'clock this

2:28:36

will be the second southern Ontario

2:28:38

slave Union they're still working on

2:28:41

their local name and surstromming night

2:28:45

of the bog of eternal stench that's Josh

2:28:48

we'll be organizing that and all that's

2:28:52

we have for for this coming weekend I'll

2:28:54

do the rest we also have two reports

2:28:57

briefly there was a big meetup in Sydney

2:29:01

Lee down under Meetup

2:29:04

quick report hear from Sir Chris Wilson

2:29:07

Sunday at the gasoline Pony was a very

2:29:10

successful meet up with ten attendees

2:29:11

some from as far away as the Blue

2:29:13

Mountains Doral and the Central Coast

2:29:15

sir Andy Cantrell bought his goat along

2:29:18

for extra karma we drank plenty of

2:29:20

Marrickville finest ale from the local

2:29:22

Brewer Willie the boat man and exchanged

2:29:24

tales of being hit in the mouth hitting

2:29:26

others in the mouth and how karma has

2:29:27

been fortuitous for all of us in its own

2:29:29

unique no agenda way the luminarias

2:29:32

called in for a chat and a photo with

2:29:34

all of us on FaceTime well I'd like how

2:29:37

this this cross-border thing where

2:29:39

there's a meet up and then people from a

2:29:41

whole nother country call in and and and

2:29:43

say hi to everybody why does it kind of

2:29:46

make sense to me that in some crazy

2:29:48

Australian bar summer would come in with

2:29:51

a goat and no one would think twice

2:29:52

about it no it's totally cool I

2:29:55

though some guys said that's not a goat

2:29:59

this is a goat mate

2:30:01

my movie joke after many hours many more

2:30:04

ales plenty of free and open-minded

2:30:06

exchanges of ideas and recording the

2:30:08

Gitmo nation national anthem on my blue

2:30:10

spark digital mix I threw in my backpack

2:30:13

and we said our goodbyes to those who

2:30:15

took their life and family

2:30:16

responsibilities seriously and then they

2:30:19

just went on well I should read this the

2:30:21

rest of us being sir Ned future Sir

2:30:23

David and Phil and I shared a short taxi

2:30:26

ride F Ober to my home oh boy for pizza

2:30:29

and red wine including a six year old

2:30:31

Wyndham estate bin 888 Cabernet I'd

2:30:34

bought a few years ago for jean-claude

2:30:36

but I figured he wasn't up to scratch

2:30:38

when it was much younger I must say it

2:30:40

had improved remarkably with age and

2:30:43

then the Mossad handler sir Brian of

2:30:45

London called in from Israel Sir Felix

2:30:49

entertained us with his stories and No

2:30:51

Agenda banter taking full advantage of

2:30:53

our consumption of three bottles of wine

2:30:55

over dinner and had us in tears of

2:30:57

laughter sadly Sunday rapidly came to a

2:31:00

conclusion and so was Sydney's train

2:31:02

service so we thanked each other for our

2:31:04

courage check the timetable and I

2:31:06

pointed my fellow cult members in the

2:31:08

general direction of the train station a

2:31:09

few blocks away where they safely

2:31:11

traveled and arrived home eventually the

2:31:13

next day I awoke with a hangover and a

2:31:15

new episode of the best podcasting

2:31:17

universe of my phone and a smile on my

2:31:18

face and I will play the the a Gitmo

2:31:23

nation anthem is sung by our Sydney

2:31:25

meetup at the end of the show and then

2:31:29

we have one other report it's actually

2:31:32

pretty good

2:31:32

from sir Hendrik he hosted the Utrecht

2:31:36

report meetup in the Netherlands short

2:31:39

report here it for the internet meetup

2:31:41

or The Hague as you said on Sunday I'm

2:31:43

sorry that's my mistake

2:31:45

it went well at the second location

2:31:47

dBase where at the same time a rock

2:31:49

concert was happening a group was of 10

2:31:51

and made up of mostly meat uppers from

2:31:53

the past two times unfortunately only

2:31:54

one night ring was was spotted Dame

2:31:57

Jacobi no does not seem to get her ring

2:31:59

size across or confirmed by the shill

2:32:01

mountains I need to work on that send me

2:32:03

an email

2:32:03

are there attendees included EDM deixar

2:32:06

in deputy from Portugal Peter Boko c'mon

2:32:09

bust lonesome la solder push cadaver

2:32:14

which is uh like Gus cadaver just the

2:32:18

way it sounds sales guy you he's been

2:32:21

around forever

2:32:22

sir spork and another anonymous producer

2:32:24

I later heard sir spork enjoyed a

2:32:26

vegetarian meal for which he used

2:32:28

regular cutlery oh well I brought the

2:32:30

Zoom to catch a clip with all the names

2:32:32

meanwhile I'm fighting my smartphone and

2:32:34

laptop to get pics transferred greetings

2:32:36

from trajector hendrik what's your name

2:33:10

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2:33:15

they sound baked man I love that I'd be

2:33:21

plastered I love it I love it thank you

2:33:25

thank you so much No Agenda meetups com

2:33:27

go find one near you if there's a one

2:33:29

listed make one it's easy

2:33:34

website helps I have a couple of

2:33:36

different things for you to know because

2:33:39

I know we're gonna run out of time and I

2:33:41

have not really so I want to play before

2:33:43

we go okay

2:33:46

and then go up well the first one is the

2:33:48

romaine lettuce I'm sure you want that I

2:33:50

have that too so that knocks me down too

2:33:52

to know that I don't have the romaine

2:33:55

lettuce oh I have the Romanian way it

2:33:57

let's play romaine lettuce there's

2:33:58

breaking news tonight from the CDC a

2:34:00

nationwide warning that could affect

2:34:02

your dinner an e.coli outbreak linked to

2:34:04

romaine lettuce has left dozens

2:34:06

seriously ill in 16 states Jamie yuccas

2:34:09

on what you need to do to protect your

2:34:11

family and urgent boring to consumers if

2:34:15

you don't know where your romaine

2:34:16

lettuce is from don't eat it public

2:34:20

health officials are investigating an

2:34:22

e.coli outbreak of food poisoning that

2:34:24

has sickened 40 people 28 have been

2:34:27

hospitalized so far at least five with

2:34:30

kidney failure the outbreak started two

2:34:33

months ago near Salinas California in an

2:34:36

area that produces more than 60 percent

2:34:38

of the nation's romaine lettuce it was

2:34:41

also the ground zero for a major

2:34:43

outbreak last year that cost the

2:34:45

industry a hundred and sixty million

2:34:48

dollars the CDC is telling customers to

2:34:54

throw away any romaine lettuce with

2:34:56

Salinas on the label lettuce that isn't

2:34:59

labeled and ready-made salad mix that

2:35:01

contains romaine restaurant owners are

2:35:04

being told to take it off the menu this

2:35:06

happens like every year we get a romaine

2:35:09

a buddy in the family when this story

2:35:12

cropped up at different times said the

2:35:15

same thing it's always the romaine I did

2:35:17

why is it always romaine and it's not as

2:35:19

though it's not like the worst lettuce

2:35:21

versus for example I would think green

2:35:25

leaf lettuce it's more likely to be in

2:35:27

good contaminate than romaine because

2:35:29

it's really a difference the lettuce

2:35:31

that has all kinds of nooks and crannies

2:35:32

that can catch whatever is causing this

2:35:34

problem but why is it always romaine

2:35:37

there is something fishy about this

2:35:39

story and it's gone I think this is the

2:35:42

third or fourth time we've had a romaine

2:35:44

yes problem well let me see is there is

2:35:47

there some kind of

2:35:48

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2:35:50

Association the romaine lettuce farmers

2:35:53

association currently Salinas is

2:35:55

response over 60% of the world's room or

2:35:57

the United States is romaine consumption

2:35:59

is it maybe big grower trying to put the

2:36:02

little growers out of business or so

2:36:05

this is some kind of maybe this is a

2:36:07

some sort of a scam where you you've

2:36:09

tightened you know poised in the crop

2:36:11

well here here's the clip from from last

2:36:14

year home health officials have expanded

2:36:17

their warning about romaine lettuce they

2:36:19

say if you don't know where it's from

2:36:20

throw it away

2:36:21

cutter Evans has more on this the

2:36:25

growing outbreak appears to be caused by

2:36:28

a particularly severe strain of e.coli

2:36:30

more than half of those infected have

2:36:33

had to be hospitalized CBS chief medical

2:36:35

correspondent dr. Jon LaPook D coli

2:36:38

infection of this type can be very

2:36:39

serious and you can have diarrhea which

2:36:41

is often bloody latest reported victims

2:36:44

so far at least 60 people have been

2:36:47

sickened in 16 states it's almost the

2:36:50

same how many states was in that indan

2:36:52

in the new report they said the same

2:36:54

thing this is very weird there's

2:36:58

breaking news tonight from the CDC

2:36:59

checked your family Urgent boring to

2:37:02

consumers if you don't know where your

2:37:04

romaine lettuce is from don't eat it

2:37:07

public health officials are

2:37:09

investigating an e.coli outbreak of food

2:37:12

poisoning that has sickened 40 people 28

2:37:15

have been hospitalized so far at least

2:37:17

five with kidney failure the outbreak

2:37:20

started two months ago near Salinas

2:37:22

California in an area that produces more

2:37:25

than 60 percent of the nation's romaine

2:37:28

lettuce it was also the ground zero for

2:37:30

a major outbreak last year that cost the

2:37:33

industry a hundred and sixty million

2:37:36

dollars so it is the same thing comes

2:37:39

back to the old report so far at least

2:37:41

60 people have been sick it's almost the

2:37:45

same amount of people can in 16 states

2:37:48

the fluid loss alone can lead to

2:37:50

dehydration okay this is so that place

2:37:53

needs to be shut down I mean this how

2:37:57

can that be well how do we know this is

2:38:00

not an extortion rack it's got to be

2:38:02

something

2:38:03

it's it's almost the same report 15

2:38:05

states vs. 16 states 40 people versus 60

2:38:08

people the same place and you can't have

2:38:12

this happen to two years in a row all

2:38:15

they needed in that report was to throw

2:38:17

a 33 and it would have been complete

2:38:22

I smell a rat there's something amiss

2:38:26

there's no doubt about it it's not being

2:38:28

reported as such no nobody has reported

2:38:32

this is the interesting part because we

2:38:33

heard this report from different sources

2:38:35

nobody has reported that that the what's

2:38:40

the details of the - compared the last

2:38:44

years in this years they're just

2:38:45

reporting this year's mostly it's almost

2:38:47

mad to mention there was a report last

2:38:49

year but well the food and ghosts more

2:38:52

than one last year the Food and Drug

2:38:54

Administration needs to get on this

2:38:55

place because California once again is

2:38:58

poisoning the rest of the country you

2:39:00

guys are at shitty over there man I

2:39:02

don't like what you're doing to us this

2:39:05

is very disturbing I will stay in

2:39:08

California as you know I've been

2:39:10

tracking the microgrids as the way to

2:39:13

solve all problems not just the problem

2:39:16

of Pacific Gas and Electric lighting

2:39:19

fires because they can't seem to keep

2:39:22

their wires from doing so but also it's

2:39:25

a great way for ultimate control where

2:39:27

we can say I'm sorry we got to turn off

2:39:29

your your refrigerator because we've got

2:39:32

to conserve a little bit well the micro

2:39:35

grids are rolling out and they're very

2:39:37

successful people are extremely excited

2:39:39

about them of course this is only a test

2:39:41

so the micro grid is not quite ready for

2:39:44

primetime yet and to find out more about

2:39:46

these so-called micro grids we turn next

2:39:48

to the KCBS ringcentral news line and

2:39:50

check in with San Francisco Chronicle

2:39:52

energy and business reporter JD Morris

2:39:55

who is writing about this in the paper

2:39:58

today JD this is pretty fascinating all

2:40:00

the way around to what degree did this

2:40:02

seem to work during these PSPs

2:40:04

it seemed to work pretty well I mean

2:40:06

they have been talking about doing this

2:40:09

for a while particularly in Angwin in

2:40:11

napa county and they were able to keep

2:40:15

the parts of that energized that they

2:40:17

wanted to have stay on as well as a

2:40:19

couple other spots throughout the month

2:40:21

of october when they turned off power

2:40:23

however this isn't like a traditional

2:40:27

micro grid in the way that people

2:40:29

normally mean when they refer to that

2:40:31

these are temporary diesel fueled

2:40:33

situations

2:40:34

what people are talking about when they

2:40:36

refer to microgrids i love how his voice

2:40:38

goes up because he's so annoyed by the

2:40:41

fact that he has to work

2:40:42

this guy's a anon he's all in on the

2:40:44

microgrids he's so annoyed that he has

2:40:46

to report that they're dirty nasty

2:40:48

diesel generator that provided this

2:40:51

power that his voice goes well these are

2:40:54

really not the traditional which is

2:40:55

really not the real microgrids very

2:40:57

diesel fueled situations which is not

2:40:59

normally what people are talking about

2:41:00

when they refer to micro grids

2:41:03

but this was able to keep power on for

2:41:07

some areas and I will note there was

2:41:09

also a delay because as you know the

2:41:12

temporary nature of this actually takes

2:41:14

a fair amount of time for them to switch

2:41:17

from the normal grid to this temporary

2:41:19

solution and then to turn power back to

2:41:22

the normal grid afterwards so it's not a

2:41:25

perfectly seamless thing because all

2:41:29

these guys are our those diesel

2:41:31

generators pulling on a rope to get the

2:41:33

thing to start here's but he does give

2:41:37

us a glimpse into the future of micro

2:41:39

grids in California now contrast that to

2:41:42

a place like the Blue Lake Rancheria

2:41:45

in Humboldt County which has a it's only

2:41:47

permanent solar-powered micro grid said

2:41:52

of them you know they told me that write

2:41:56

down the name of this place because we

2:41:57

gotta track that and solar-powered my

2:42:00

clients disclose it yep another County

2:42:03

which has a its own like permanent

2:42:06

solar-powered micro grid set up with

2:42:09

them you know they told me that it's a

2:42:13

totally seamless thing like they don't

2:42:15

even know when the rest of the grid goes

2:42:17

so that's just a more expensive solution

2:42:20

we're just not at that time but I did

2:42:21

want to ask you you write that PG&E is

2:42:23

hoping to set up about 40 of these micro

2:42:25

grids in coming years and we don't know

2:42:27

where those are gonna be but maybe it's

2:42:29

possible that a lot of the places that

2:42:31

have been turned off repeatedly might

2:42:34

see some benefit from that in the future

2:42:36

all right there you go much more

2:42:38

expensive solution he's been told it

2:42:40

goes really fast he's a reporter doesn't

2:42:43

have any information but there's gonna

2:42:44

be about 40 of them micro grids

2:42:46

your future

2:42:50

micro scam

2:42:54

yeah the Brooks I saw I want to run by

2:42:57

it before the show round see from a

2:42:59

longer clip but we're not gonna play

2:43:01

that clip

2:43:01

yeah I agree with that yeah I agree with

2:43:06

that at the end of the show yeah yeah

2:43:09

can I knew it wasn't that exciting

2:43:12

okay I have someone what did I get here

2:43:15

I have this is also not great but it's

2:43:18

that could have been an MTV Veejay

2:43:20

what's that

2:43:22

I think that's a lot better okay I have

2:43:26

a Julian Assange updates it's gonna be

2:43:29

old news if we don't play it pretty soon

2:43:31

earlier this week Swedish prosecutors

2:43:33

have for the third time dropped an

2:43:36

investigation into sexual assault

2:43:38

allegations that Assange has long denied

2:43:41

the move comes as Julian Assange is

2:43:43

legal team is fighting his possible

2:43:46

extradition to the United States where

2:43:48

he faces up to 175 years in prison on

2:43:50

hacking charges and 17 counts of

2:43:53

violating the rarely invoked World War

2:43:56

one era espionage act for his role in

2:43:59

exposing u.s. war crimes in Iraq and

2:44:02

Afghanistan a full extradition hearing

2:44:04

will take place in February Julian

2:44:07

Assange has been locked up at London's

2:44:09

Belmarsh prison since April when he was

2:44:11

dragged out of the Ecuadorian Embassy by

2:44:13

London police he had taken refuge inside

2:44:16

the Ecuadorian Embassy for over seven

2:44:20

years to avoid extradition yeah you're

2:44:24

right I'm worried about him too

2:44:27

it could be way too late this guy's

2:44:31

gonna die that's the every report I see

2:44:34

kind of says that this is it he's done

2:44:39

plus when we're taking care of the

2:44:40

problem all the WikiLeaks is still going

2:44:43

fine without him

2:44:46

and it's just that they're setting an

2:44:47

example this is odd the the Sydney in

2:44:51

the morning Gitmo nation

2:44:54

unsupported file format what does this

2:44:56

ah the song yeah I probably scented it

2:45:00

there's aa guevara snow I couldn't

2:45:01

actually actually couldn't I can handle

2:45:03

log yeah that's what everyone says okay

2:45:08

all right well I I wasn't quite ready

2:45:11

but that was definitely my cue to play

2:45:13

the outro music alright what I will tell

2:45:16

you is we've got this semester Chris

2:45:18

Wilson Hugh Alison Jesse coy Nelson and

2:45:21

the false flags with Rob Doozer deucey

2:45:24

for coming up and I'll have to play the

2:45:27

the Gitmo an anthem on Sunday

2:45:31

everyone coming over to your place today

2:45:33

no oh that's right yeah we're all so

2:45:37

we're going to Ellen she says she's

2:45:39

cooking she's hosting so that you know

2:45:41

what to clean up the horrible mess of

2:45:43

Thanksgiving meal using results in the

2:45:46

rocks right boomer okay boomer let the

2:45:51

Millennials take care of it

2:45:53

and we look forward to seeing you Sunday

2:45:56

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morning everybody I'm Adam curry and

2:46:15

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2:46:18

Devorah we return on Sunday right here

2:46:20

with another no agenda episode the best

2:46:23

podcast in the universe until then audio

2:46:27

[Music]

2:46:29

Happy Thanksgiving

2:46:30

[Music]

2:46:37

well yes I am an idealist and I'm still

2:46:39

young enough to be that way however oh

2:46:42

really the kids the kids these days now

2:46:45

they look at a piece of crap truck that

2:46:50

fails my demo fails the demo and they

2:46:53

they're all shitty and they love it you

2:46:56

put on your hundred dollars on a credit

2:46:58

card and then you're in line to buy it

2:47:01

one is this is never ship it'll never

2:47:04

shit probably never ship this guy can do

2:47:07

a demo of fails horribly twice the magic

2:47:14

of Steve Jobs believe me when I say this

2:47:21

but this sold themselves out to evil

2:47:23

forces it creates this magic around the

2:47:25

mess is done you can do about it

2:47:26

you mean like black magic magic that's

2:47:31

right

2:47:31

in some cases they have to wear the

2:47:33

black

2:47:35

it's yes part of the part of black

2:47:39

turtleneck yells of ups

2:47:41

packs are the same to Elizabeth Holmes

2:47:43

who can make you fabulous too broadly

2:47:45

but you gotta wear the turtleneck

2:47:47

otherwise doesn't work

2:47:50

got a black magic Ilan I've got a black

2:47:55

magic Ilan

2:47:57

[Music]

2:47:58

I've got a black magic Ilan God I saw

2:48:03

the truck I must see

2:48:05

[Music]

2:48:07

I've got a black magic Ilan he's trying

2:48:10

to get a hung you out of me that's

2:48:16

wasted the Boomers boomer equals winner

2:48:22

world-class loser what do you man the

2:48:26

future

2:48:27

Emma loose

2:48:31

loser

2:48:34

[Music]

2:48:37

[Applause]

2:48:38

losing is the funniest thing you've ever

2:48:40

seen if you imagine if you're watching

2:48:42

Blue Gene and there's a guy you know I

2:48:45

think it's luge is fun but dull is more

2:48:48

fun bloomer equals winner preacher hard

2:48:51

into year after year two turkeys with a

2:48:55

deadly secret

2:48:56

I am honored to follow in the footsteps

2:48:58

of President Lincoln and President

2:48:59

Truman who began this tradition of

2:49:01

keeping at least one turkey off the

2:49:04

Thanksgiving table with this

2:49:05

presidential pardon our friend here will

2:49:07

retire to the petting zoo in Fairfax

2:49:09

County Virginia to live out the

2:49:10

remainder of this year surrounded by

2:49:12

friends not peas and sweet potatoes

2:49:20

watching the football I now have the

2:49:23

duty of ending the suspense of our

2:49:25

feathery guests this turkey and his

2:49:27

traveling companion this will not be

2:49:29

their last Thanksgiving and live out

2:49:32

their days in comfort that Brooks

2:49:33

through an unconditional presidential

2:49:35

pardon they are safe from harm

2:49:44

this year's Turkey his name is Kurt he

2:49:47

traveled here from Goldsboro North

2:49:49

Carolina he gets out shoots the cop

2:49:53

right away and then he stole a mail

2:49:56

trucks President Kennedy was even given

2:50:01

a turkey with a sign around its neck

2:50:03

that said good evening mr. president but

2:50:05

he showed mercy and 20 years ago this

2:50:08

Thanksgiving the first president Bush

2:50:10

issued the first official presidential

2:50:13

pardon for a turkey

2:50:15

yeah people started running panic

2:50:17

everywhere a lucky turkey gets a

2:50:23

presidential pardon and Turkey is so

2:50:26

lucky I've ever seen such a beautiful

2:50:27

Turkey today's lucky bird and guest

2:50:30

Sivan is named to peace along with his

2:50:34

alternate named Terris different

2:50:40

shooters to different cities so we may

2:50:44

never know exactly what was going on

2:50:47

I got ants it baby debated it

2:50:56

[Music]

2:51:04

[Music]

2:51:10

[Laughter]

2:51:11

[Music]

2:51:16

[Laughter]

2:51:20

[Music]

2:51:30

[Music]

2:51:32

you didn't kill them

2:51:34

[Applause]

2:51:40

[Music]

2:52:08

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2:52:16

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2:52:23

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2:52:44

[Music]

2:52:51

[Applause]

2:52:51

[Music]

2:53:05

[Applause]

2:53:07

[Music]

2:53:19

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2:53:27

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2:53:35

mofo Borak dot org slash and a VJ what's

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