0:00
like everybody Adam Curry we
did we
0:39
beat the zephyr even though
we're like
0:41
20 minutes late
0:43
well I sure haven't seen it go
by boy
0:48
it's been an interesting
interesting
0:52
little week well first of all
before you
0:55
start off without do it I'm
hoping that
0:57
by interesting you mean the
flight back
1:01
just returned from yes for a
service for
1:08
my father and yeah so as you
know it was
1:13
very busy the for booking
flights and it
1:17
was the last-minute thing so I
flew back
1:19
coach retina and normally its
coach but
1:22
oh what the hell oh sorry
1:26
windows try to restart army
stop okay
1:32
yeah well you say okay don't
update and
1:35
it opens up the settings window
like no
1:37
no misstep I always try to get
Economy
1:48
Plus or what is it something
with some
1:51
legroom it's just a little
legroom so
1:52
that was not available I knew I
was
1:55
gonna be in the middle seat of
three so
1:58
my seat mates were both my
height both
2:03
over six feet tall the one by
the window
2:06
was a pastor from
2:10
Atlanta who was hitting the
Jack Daniels
2:14
hard he's like I just took to
sleep aids
2:16
I'm gonna have some Jack
Daniels don't
2:18
even let him wake me up for the
food
2:20
yeah and he's looking at his
Bible he's
2:22
writing his sermon he's just
getting
2:24
sloshed now he had already been
on a
2:28
flight to Amsterdam from
Ethiopia so he
2:31
was pretty right right - shall
we say no
2:35
oh yeah then the guy on the
other side
2:38
to the right of me who I think
was a
2:41
dude named dad used to say all
this
2:42
right yeah is the thing was a
dude named
2:45
in big big black guy and he was
from
2:48
Nairobi and I don't know what
he had
2:50
eaten in Nairobi but it was
they mean it
2:53
I was like dude the
stewardesses were
2:59
even looking at me going like
are you
3:01
poor man for me like we all
three have
3:06
to get up if one of us had to
go to the
3:07
bathroom it was just a night
you know
3:09
falling over each other and the
arm
3:11
rests I mean they're so skinny
so I'm
3:14
basically these guys are asleep
with a
3:17
hawk and smell out of his mouth
and the
3:19
other guys just the right mess
in my
3:22
aren't I so I can't even use
the armrest
3:26
anyway yeah oh my goodness
3:37
so yeah otherwise it was quite
3:39
uneventful but yeah I will say
you know
3:43
I no longer have the global
entry system
3:46
because it's expired and I
honestly I
3:48
really don't have the $450 I
did yeah
3:52
well and so it was just to
protect you
3:56
know that make everything go
faster and
3:58
we are easier so I should you
you you
4:00
shouldn't be paying for that
they should
4:02
be giving it to you for free
well
4:04
confirm who you are I think they
4:06
actually are you know the way
it works
4:07
when you run so I flew to
Atlanta first
4:10
I'm from Atlanta Austin then
you arrive
4:11
at Atlanta and you you know you
have to
4:14
go through customs and pick up
your bag
4:15
and I see there's a line at the
Global
4:18
Entry but there's almost this
no line
4:20
there's almost nobody at the
regular
4:23
kiosks so walk right up it's
the exact
4:26
same process it's exactly the
same and
4:29
then you walk past the customs
officers
4:33
like okay nothing to declare no
good you
4:35
good you walk in I got my
suitcase
4:37
pretty quickly and then you
have to drop
4:39
your suitcase off and then this
is
4:41
usually the horrible part so
you've
4:42
already flown for nine and a
half hours
4:44
then you have to go through TSA
again
4:46
and like you know I've got all
my wires
4:49
and everything and they say oh
and
4:52
something I typically will
scoff at you
4:54
know there was one of these
Airport
4:55
agents so it's not a not a TSA
agent
4:58
just an airport security person
saying
5:01
passports out passports out
show your
5:03
passport to the picture page
and you
5:05
know if there's anything I hate
it's
5:06
being commandeered around by
someone
5:08
with zero Authority and so I'm
just
5:11
about to say something snide
she says Oh
5:13
American passport automatic
pre-check
5:16
like oh how wonderful what a
great
5:19
service I was just about the
bit sadder
5:21
so you got a pre-check
5:23
nothing checked boom right
through
5:24
nothing out it can keep your
your belt
5:27
on in your shoes it was perfect
they
5:30
don't seem to care about
security I
5:31
don't know what it is well
that's
5:33
interesting yeah it was new you
were off
5:36
you well they figured I guess
somebody
5:38
got a clue and they just say
well you
5:40
already went through security
at the
5:41
other end and of course yeah
I'm sure it
5:44
was decent the Netherlands was
American
5:48
yeah and you're like less
likely to blow
5:50
yourself up as it were and so
they why
5:53
should you be suffering they
make the
5:55
rest of the world suffer
exactly good
5:58
for us yeah so I was pretty
happy pretty
6:01
happy and yeah I'm some turned
around
6:04
but you know obviously and I
think I was
6:06
right that they did do all
kinds of
6:09
impeachment stuff on Monday and
then
6:11
again on Wednesday and then we
had the
6:14
IG report so there was just
lots of
6:15
reading and lots of you know
watching it
6:19
you know let me just say
something when
6:23
the current Dvorak Consulting
Group hand
6:26
out you know clearly useful
information
6:29
about this horrible TV show
they've been
6:31
putting on which has been
ruining
6:34
ratings for everybody you know
we made
6:36
it very clear that this is a
6:37
problem and so instead of
contracting us
6:40
and bringing us in and letting
us spruce
6:43
it up they decide to do it
themselves
6:45
with clips so they decide to
flake clips
6:48
now during the hearing which
was there
6:50
was no one Manning the board
properly
6:52
the clip started too early
6:54
they didn't switch the video
feed the
6:56
sound wasn't working they
should have
6:59
brought us in yeah well they
didn't but
7:03
you saw this I read that when
it come to
7:05
the Senate hearings which were
much more
7:07
entertaining yeah I agree which
is Lindy
7:09
grant Lindsey Graham I'm sorry
his name
7:12
from now on is Lindy Lindy
great was
7:17
Graham carrying it is doing a
great job
7:20
and it was funnier
7:22
yeah but Lindy Lindy has a
problem Lindy
7:27
has a problem and it came out
on he was
7:31
doing the show with the
original money
7:35
honey with Maria Bartiromo and
he says
7:40
something in there because you
know of
7:41
course this has to wrap up that
it has
7:43
to go to the Senate and Lindy
Lindy will
7:45
I guess we'll be running part
of that
7:47
because he's the Intelligence
Committee
7:49
for the Senate I think his
intelligence
7:52
you know that's burr yeah
that's the one
7:58
you want to listen to what he
said about
8:00
this and there's a couple of
gotchas in
8:02
here which lead me to believe
he has a
8:04
problem but here's what I'm
gonna do
8:06
with the trial I'm trying to
get his
8:08
over over as quickly as possible
8:10
listen to what the house case
let them
8:13
present their case and if
there's
8:15
nothing new and dramatic I
would be
8:17
ready to vote and we can do all
this
8:19
other stuff to congressional
oversight
8:20
so are you saying you're not
gonna have
8:23
people come down I'm saying
that I'm
8:25
going to end this as quickly as
as I can
8:27
for the good of the country
8:29
when 51 of us say we've heard
enough the
8:33
trial is going to end the
president's
8:35
going to be acquitted he may
want to
8:38
call schiff he may want to call
hunter
8:39
biden he may want to call joe
biden but
8:42
here's my advice to the
president if the
8:44
Senate is ready to vote and
ready to
8:46
quit you you should celebrate
that and
8:48
we can look at this other stuff
out
8:50
of impeachment notice what he's
talking
8:53
about here is all the Ukraine
stuff the
8:55
hunter Biden the corruption
which I
8:57
believe is much bigger than
anyone's
8:59
letting on and here's Lynn Lynn
Lindy
9:02
saying you know we'll just do
all that
9:04
stuff in oversight we just
let's go
9:06
right to it you get acquitted
that's why
9:08
that's clearly what he wants he
doesn't
9:09
want a big show trial
impeachment is
9:11
tearing the country apart I
don't want
9:13
to give it any more credibility
than it
9:15
deserves well it's interesting
that you
9:17
say that because I mean all of
this time
9:18
yes they're trying to rush this
through
9:21
the Democrats want to get this
done
9:22
before the end of the year and
before
9:24
the Iowa caucuses and before we
get
9:26
learned more about the IG
report and yet
9:29
there seems to have been a
wrecking ball
9:31
thrown at our democracy with
Adam Schiff
9:34
getting people's phone records
I mean
9:37
what do you think about that
shift
9:38
getting the phone records of
Jeff and
9:40
Nunez of John Solomon I think
it's
9:42
dangerous what he did who was I
think
9:44
looking at Rudy and found out
Rudy made
9:46
some calls to these folks he's
not
9:48
allowed to make these phone
calls so he
9:50
certainly can but here's what
our
9:51
tourism ship do you really want
to start
9:53
calling other members of
Republicans
9:57
members of Congress and
oversight do you
10:00
want me to call you to the
Senate as
10:02
part of Senate oversight where
does this
10:04
is because I'm not gonna
participate in
10:07
things I think will destroy the
country
10:09
I'm not going to call a bunch
of House
10:11
members to come to the Senate
as part of
10:13
oversight now if you're a House
member
10:15
and you participated and you
10:20
participated in what lyndie
participated
10:24
in the corruption in Ukraine in
the
10:26
money
10:27
Boomerang listen again how it he
10:29
swallows it and it is part of
oversight
10:31
now if you're a House member
and you
10:33
participated and you're not
subject
10:36
you're not above the law we're
not gonna
10:38
turn the Senate into a circus
and I
10:40
would tell ship what you're
doing is
10:42
very dangerous for separation
of powers
10:44
remember Lindy was McCain's but
boy the
10:49
but buddies and they were both
involved
10:51
in Ukraine they were both there
they
10:53
know what's going on and I have
some
10:56
other information and clips
later that
10:58
will maybe lead us down more of
the path
11:00
as to what actually happened
but I know
11:02
that you got a lot of clips from
11:03
different
11:04
from the IG hearing I guess yes
11:08
I thought the hearing was
entertaining I
11:09
said there's some good stuff
and then
11:11
there was the revelation which
was not
11:13
brought up until now about the
one
11:16
lawyer they have this god I
gotta get
11:19
his name well he's Lindsey
Lindy Lindy
11:22
mentions him and we should
probably go
11:24
over that this is the and these
we refer
11:27
to in the IG report as lawyer
11:29
number two mm-hmm and I had and
he's a
11:33
real and he's a pretty much I
would say
11:36
a bad actor if there ever was
11:38
yeah and he the funny thing
about this
11:40
guy is if they have a good
article I
11:43
references
11:45
sorry I'm referenced it on
Twitter I
11:48
should have put it in a
newsletter an
11:51
article in heavy there's a kind
of heavy
11:54
heavy dot-com sure that come
heavy baby
11:57
they found out who it was a
bunch of
12:00
photos I'm he's a Michigan
State Alumni
12:02
graduated from the Law School
in 2007
12:05
he's recently he's a very young
guys a
12:07
millennial looks like it you
chopped out
12:11
quite a business you went to to
what to
12:15
washington DC it was kind of
skinny and
12:18
he looked when he was thin and
he just
12:21
graduated he was a dead ringer
for john
12:23
oliver oh really
12:25
dead ringer Wow and the funny
thing is
12:28
I'm thinking now which is
there's some
12:29
genetic thing maybe that we're
dealing
12:31
with here with this kind of
Trump pate
12:33
and some people genetically
you're
12:36
looking at you Jerry Nadler is
that what
12:37
you're saying but now there's
another
12:39
another example of something
else but so
12:43
this guy Amanda chatroom give
us the
12:46
name of this guy you must
address them
12:48
as trolls and then they will
help you
12:50
she's got roles give me a hand
here with
12:52
the guy's name god I can go
look lawyer
12:54
number two trolls okay keep
going okay
12:57
so he apparently this guy was
all in he
13:00
had they have some good tweets
from I'm
13:02
talking about how this is
terrible and
13:04
I'm gonna you know I've had to
have some
13:06
of these tweets to see if I can
find my
13:07
own I do i you know what while
you're
13:10
looking for that I just wanted
to I just
13:13
wanted to say for me the most
important
13:16
important things
13:19
for this show is not so much the
13:20
impeachment yeah I mean and
it's good
13:22
it's fun it's fun to talk to but
13:25
having read this report when we
agreed
13:29
to the Weisse Act the Foreign
13:32
Intelligence Surveillance Act
this was a
13:35
you know it was very big deal
I'm old
13:37
enough to remember because we
were
13:39
basically saying the Fourth
Amendment
13:41
doesn't count if it's about
terrorism so
13:45
if we can prove and there's all
these
13:47
strict rules it's a secret
court I know
13:49
when I supposed to have secret
courts
13:50
but it would never ever ever be
abused
13:53
the process was set that to me
is what
13:57
is is his out is just
outrageous when
14:02
you when you when you read
through what
14:05
the FBI did they should shut
this court
14:08
down and here's let me play
this clip IG
14:10
report Graham on FIS I'm a
pretty
14:16
hawkish guy but if the court
doesn't
14:18
take corrective action and do
something
14:21
about being manipulated and
lied to you
14:23
will lose my support I know a
lot about
14:26
what's going on out there to
hurt us and
14:28
they're real threats and
they're real
14:32
agents and they're really bad
actors out
14:35
there I'd hate to lose the
ability of
14:38
the FISA Court to operate at a
time
14:40
probably when we need it the
most but
14:42
after your report I have serious
14:45
concerns about whether the FISA
Court
14:47
can continue unless there's
fundamental
14:50
reform after your report I
think we need
14:53
to rewrite the rules of how you
start a
14:55
counterintelligence
investigation and
14:58
the checks and balances that we
need mr.
15:01
Horwitz and for us to do
justice to your
15:04
report we have to do more than
try to
15:07
shade this report one way of
the other
15:10
we have to address the
underlying
15:12
problem of a system in the
hands of a
15:16
few bad people and do a lot of
damage
15:19
well I mean it's on page 14 of
the
15:22
report and you know it's
categorized I
15:25
think chicken shitted Lee as 17
missteps
15:30
irregularities know that we're
lying to
15:33
get a warrant to spy on Carter
pate
15:36
doesn't matter an American
citizen it
15:38
could have been
15:39
and you have no recourse that's
what
15:42
it's brought up on the
investigation but
15:44
I'm gonna raise Kevin clang
Smith CLI
15:47
and es mi th yeah hey thanks
trolls yeah
15:52
good work here's an example of
a back
15:54
and forth with him and one of
his
15:56
partners on on I am okay an FBI
attorney
16:00
- I'm just devastated this is
ed by the
16:04
way the octo just mentioned
this is
16:05
client Smith Kline Smith says
I'm just
16:08
devastated I can't wait until I
can
16:10
leave today this right after
Trump got
16:12
elected I'm devastated I can't
wait
16:16
until I can leave stop stop
stop stop
16:18
stop
16:18
could you put a little acting
into it
16:22
I'm just devastated I can't
wait I can't
16:29
wait until I can leave today
and just
16:31
shut off the world for the next
four
16:32
days FBI employee responds why
are you
16:36
devastated another FBI employee
responds
16:40
yes I'm not watching TV for
four years
16:43
and that client Smith says I
just can't
16:46
imagine a systematic
disassembly of the
16:49
progress we have made oh yeah
we we we
16:54
just got out of college you just
16:56
graduated what are they
teaching people
16:58
at Michigan State well we made
I can't
17:03
imagine the disassembly the
price we
17:06
made we made over the last
eight years
17:07
ACA
17:09
is gone who knows if the
rhetoric about
17:12
deporting people walls and
crackin and
17:15
the other crap is true I
honestly feel
17:17
that there's going to be a lot
more than
17:20
gun issues to the crazies one
finally
17:23
this is the Tea Party on
steroids
17:26
and the GOP is going to be lost
they
17:29
have to deal with an incumbent
in four
17:32
years we have to fight this
again yeah
17:35
also Pence is stupid was that
your
17:42
editorializing or was that in
the end
17:46
well true but again these guys
these
17:52
guys have been brainwashed by
their
17:54
colleges yeah I mean if this
guy was
17:57
older and did this I would you
know I'd
17:59
take a little less of him and a
little
18:01
but I'm blaming the schools he
went to
18:03
he was brainwashed coming out of
18:05
Michigan state of all places
which has
18:07
issues I mean that Michigan
State was
18:10
the stronghold of where that
guy was the
18:13
the creepy doctor was that that
examined
18:16
all the gymnasts hmm he was out
of
18:19
Michigan State the school is
somehow
18:20
corrupt and I'm very it's just
like to
18:24
see this from this guy this
this Klein
18:27
Smith character and then to see
the
18:30
article and heavy about him
with all the
18:32
pictures of him wearing
michigan state
18:34
gear
18:35
and goofing around with this
kind of six
18:38
o'clock hipster shadow it's very
18:42
disturbing that these kids are
out there
18:44
and they and they got into
positions of
18:46
power where they could do what
I'm going
18:48
to talk about in the or I'm not
gonna
18:51
talk about but Lindsey Graham
is gonna
18:52
talk about it in the following
clips and
18:55
this is and I thought this is
the worst
18:58
that this is one of the worst
things
18:59
I've ever heard personally so
okay what
19:03
we got here well okay let's
start with
19:08
IG report Graham Carter page one
19:12
there's a guy named Klein Smith
who
19:15
eventually alters an email from
the CIA
19:20
through the Department of
Justice and
19:22
FBI and mr. Horwitz's and team
found
19:25
this out and how they did it
I'll never
19:27
know I'm jumping ahead here but
when you
19:31
read this report what they find
19:34
is that a lawyer supervising
the Pfizer
19:38
process at the FBI
19:40
according to mr. Horowitz
doctored an
19:43
email from the CIA to the FBI
and he's
19:47
going to be referred for
criminal
19:48
prosecution why is that
important
19:55
Lindsay drive-in Lindsay
dropped a tea
19:57
oh I by the way what he always
does I
20:02
think it's a lot of southerners
dropped
20:03
the tea all right well let's
continue
20:05
with the ad to the FBI and he's
going to
20:08
be referred for criminal
prosecution why
20:11
is that important
20:12
Carter Paige who's been on the
receiving
20:14
end of all this the foundation
to
20:17
believe he was a foreign agent
comes
20:18
from a dossier that we'll talk
about in
20:20
a minute in that dossier
provided by
20:23
Christopher steel and we'll
talk about
20:24
him in a minute
20:25
they claimed that Carter page
meets with
20:28
three people known to be
Russians
20:29
Russian agents people
associated with
20:32
Russia
20:33
Carter page while being
wiretapped by
20:35
his government says I don't
know two of
20:38
these people and to this day
there's no
20:42
proof that he ever met two of
those
20:45
three the third person he says
yeah I
20:48
met him I told the CIA about my
meeting
20:52
because I was a source for the
CIA
20:54
here's what gets me you and I
have been
20:57
talking about this for as long
as it's
20:59
been going on we've gone over
all of
21:01
this we knew all this it was in
the
21:03
original reports it's taken you
know a
21:06
year since it wasn't that even
in the
21:08
Mahler report I mean it's this
is so
21:11
again in fact even Andrea
Mitchell
21:13
thought it was egregious and
she's at
21:15
NBC on but there were very clear
21:17
mistakes made by the FBI
21:19
this is the first approval and
21:21
subsequent reproval submissions
for
21:24
authorization by the FISA Court
that
21:26
special security judge who
approved
21:29
surveillance and a particular
point was
21:31
something that is pretty
egregious which
21:32
is the altering of a document
to not
21:34
inform the court and jannat
inform
21:38
others that call the page who
was a
21:41
former associate Trump campaign
21:43
associate of the president was
actually
21:45
also at times a confidential
source of
21:49
the CIA and knock her term it
term usage
21:54
is unbelievable she says to not
inform
21:57
which she should have said was
Miss Lee
21:59
yes and she said it was a
mistake and it
22:02
wasn't a mistake it's done on
purpose of
22:05
course
22:06
now who are these people
covering up for
22:09
and why are they covering up
for this
22:10
Klein Smith bozo John I think
it's so
22:14
much bigger than we realize
well it's
22:16
definitely pretty big and
people like
22:18
when she says which would sheet
the
22:21
words she used were very
carefully
22:25
mislead and anyway back to my
flip yes
22:29
I'm sorry
22:31
well that clip was over you're
clipping
22:33
okay well then we go to okay
that was so
22:35
but now oh no it happened which
was fine
22:38
see guy was a CIA guy he
bitched and
22:40
moaned he says I work for the
CIA I met
22:42
with this Russian guy but I
told you see
22:43
I a bond so they you know I was
working
22:47
with them know that no it
actually asked
22:49
him to go he that guy had a
lecture at a
22:53
conference and they exchanged
cards and
22:55
that was the extent of it but
the point
22:57
was is that he kept saying this
and then
23:01
so the FBI got wind of it and
eventually
23:03
they said what would she's the
CIA
23:05
excuses like not gonna help us
here and
23:07
they told Klein Smith which I
think
23:09
maybe in the second clip he
explains
23:11
this climb is told to check it
out
23:13
because I'm sorry
23:16
what no I started the clip I
thought you
23:18
were cute play play the clip
because I
23:21
was a source for the CIA so
they would
23:23
have you believed that Carter
page is
23:26
working against our government
not with
23:29
our government so Carter page
in the
23:31
summer of 2017 is trying to
tell anybody
23:35
and everybody I was working
with the CIA
23:38
I reported my contact with this
person
23:42
and nobody believed him the CIA
had told
23:46
the FBI it was true earlier but
it never
23:49
made it through the system
23:51
somebody got so rattled at the
FBI BS
23:55
mr. Klein Smith to check it out
he
23:58
checks it out he communicates
with the
24:01
CIA
24:02
his Carter page a source for
you and an
24:06
email exchange they say yes he
is what
24:09
does mr. Klein Smith do he
alters the
24:12
email to say no he's not and
you caught
24:16
him I don't know how you caught
him
24:18
because you got it dig into the
24:20
email chain it would be like
getting a
24:24
lab report from the FBI the
fingerprints
24:27
don't match and the agent says
they do
24:30
that's how bad this is no nice
analogy
24:34
Lindy good one yeah but this is
you know
24:41
I think that a lot of younger
people and
24:44
I'm just gonna play old guy cuz
I might
24:46
as well give in to it
24:47
don't really realize what all
of this
24:50
means and it's not just not
being
24:51
reported on to inform you
really what's
24:54
happening but again this was a
huge
24:58
exception to the Constitution
to allow
25:00
this to take place for
surveillance with
25:04
appropriate warrants and and
just as he
25:07
said to have the FBI change
that I mean
25:12
even the report from Horowitz
the fact
25:17
that Carter had worked with the
CIA was
25:19
redacted out I mean they're all
25:21
protecting each other it's it's
really a
25:24
great is disgusting and
dangerous
25:31
oh it's incredibly dangerous
and people
25:33
like this Klein Smith and the
others are
25:36
currently coming out of these
colleges
25:38
right now and I would put
Berkeley who
25:41
of course are being recruited
in the
25:43
schools themselves let's be
honest about
25:45
it then it what's coming they
don't come
25:47
now other recruit start 35,000
students
25:52
at these schools they're not
all being
25:54
recruited no talking about the
average
25:56
student coming out going into
the
25:57
workforce not somebody that's
recruited
26:00
for the CIA the FBI or anybody
else and
26:03
they come out with these ideas
that do
26:05
well you know the right is
whatever you
26:07
do is right right you know
you're just
26:09
doing the right thing for the
right
26:10
reasons because you're what you
think is
26:12
reality which was expressed in
this
26:17
guy's little commentary and and
by the
26:20
way the thing that shows up a
lot and
26:22
client Smith was part of this
was every
26:24
was the concept of the unwashed
masses
26:27
there's a superiority a complex
that
26:30
comes out of these come out
thing at all
26:32
yes smart I could what did one
is drunk
26:36
said it he says I went to a
wall while I
26:38
think I have it on one these
clips I
26:39
went to a Walmart and I could
smell I
26:42
could smell that from pers yes
yes and
26:45
Kleinschmidt did the same thing
he had
26:47
some illusions about calling I
think he
26:50
call people pieces of shit who
work for
26:53
her work devoted for trunk like
this is
26:57
the kind of arrogance that's
that the
27:01
schools are creating by by
separating
27:03
and creating a separation
between these
27:08
are not intellectuals coming
out of
27:09
these schools but celeb
separating these
27:13
people to make them think
they're
27:15
intellectuals from the hoi
polloi yeah
27:18
there's some more clips all
right let me
27:20
play one from Lindy because
Lindy called
27:23
it although the analogy is is
too old
27:25
for anyone to care to your team
you are
27:30
able to uncover and discover
abuse of
27:33
power I never believed would
actually
27:35
exist in 2019 how bad is it
27:40
is this it was is was as it
27:44
Jagger Hoover came back to life
and
27:46
stole my dress exactly people
you should
27:50
look up J Edgar Hoover you
might learn
27:52
something now here's I got a
one clip
27:56
here that say yeah a series of
27:59
[Music]
28:01
a gram reading the page struck
off back
28:05
and forth he doesn't do a great
job of
28:07
reading these because you
sometimes you
28:09
lose track of who's talking
28:11
but it is pretty funny and
includes some
28:13
of the stuff about this stinky
voters
28:15
the stinky Republicans August
26 2016
28:19
just went to southern just went
to a
28:23
southern Virginia Walmart I
could smell
28:25
the Trump support people in
charge
28:28
October 11 2016 currently
fighting was
28:32
Stu for the FISA Stu was a
lawyer who
28:35
thought this thing was not on
the
28:36
up-and-up stood his ground
until he
28:39
couldn't stand it anymore
28:40
eventually got run over October
the 19th
28:43
I'm all riled up Trump is an
effing
28:46
idiot is unable to provide a
coherent
28:49
answer the new york times
probability
28:52
numbers are dropping every day
i'm
28:54
scared for our organization
November the
28:57
3rd 2016 oh my god this is
effing
29:02
terrifying representing an
article
29:05
entitled a victory by Trump
remains
29:09
possible November the 9th 2016
are you
29:15
ever going to give out your
calendars
29:17
some kind of depressing maybe
it should
29:20
be the first meeting of the
secret
29:22
society November the 13th I
brought all
29:26
the I bought all the
president's men I
29:29
figure I needed to brush up on
Watergate
29:33
November the 13th 2016 finally
to wait
29:37
two pages away from finishing
all the
29:40
president's men page destruct
did you
29:43
know the president resigns at
the end
29:45
struck what God that would be
so lucky a
29:52
couple of things one he said
the dude
29:57
was patient struck and he
didn't let us
29:58
know the last part was page 2
struck but
30:01
which is Lisa page he says this
would be
30:05
so bad for our organization if
Trump won
30:07
and he's in the FBI what does
that mean
30:10
it was never explained well
what I find
30:12
here's here's that here's the
problem
30:14
that
30:15
we've already passed really
clearly what
30:19
was going to be in this report
and was
30:22
was known to certain people
30:24
directly FBI guys like orders
like Comey
30:28
and that the one line is in
there that
30:31
there was no evidence of bias
no written
30:34
or testimonial evidence well of
course
30:37
not no one's gonna say hey I'm
biased by
30:39
the way and and that was used
to jump
30:42
the gun and flood the airwaves
with Oh
30:46
probably blue Comey had his
op-ed ready
30:49
to go I don't even know if any
of this
30:51
registers at this point I think
they did
30:53
a very good job of a protection
airy
30:56
measure everybody was on TV
everybody
30:59
was talking about how totally
exonerated
31:01
all good and now it's it's it's
almost
31:05
how stupid can you get where the
31:08
Democrats are saying Oh read
the report
31:09
just read the model report now
31:11
Republicans are going read the
report
31:13
read the horlicks report and
guess what
31:15
nobody except you and I read
the report
31:18
I had no hope I don't have to
guess now
31:22
I just wanted the last comment
I have on
31:24
that particular clip was the
one that
31:28
really caught my attention
which was
31:30
Lisa Paige was reading all the
31:32
President's Men yes now I don't
know if
31:34
this was a joke that he would
have been
31:36
that he resigns at the end you
mean yeah
31:40
she says Oh Nik sin' resigned
at the end
31:43
of all this now it's easy to
say well we
31:46
know what happened you were
there
31:47
because I was you know it
wasn't I
31:50
remember I remember but what's
the age
31:54
of Lisa Paige what's the agent
it's like
31:56
this this character me they
don't even
31:58
they don't even have the basic
history
32:00
is that what you're like Smith
they
32:02
don't have because they're not
taught
32:03
history anymore
32:04
they're taught gender studies I
can I'm
32:07
throwing this at the
universities what
32:14
oh that's great me though that's
32:17
terrific
32:18
born in I know born in 1980
32:23
Lisa Paige was born in 1980 yep
okay so
32:27
Lisa Paige what is it by
tonight so she
32:31
had to be it'd be 1995 before
she was a
32:33
15 year old yeah so she would
have no
32:36
knowledge of the Nixon no no
what what
32:39
was he surprised that he quit
because he
32:41
was never taught any of this in
school
32:44
no no no she was taught that he
was
32:47
impeached trust me that's what
she was
32:49
taught
32:52
yes you're probably right
because most
32:54
people think that that's why I
know it's
32:56
out there Oh
32:58
Nixon was impeached well no
actually
33:00
when the articles came through
and he
33:02
lost the now lost he lost the
lawsuit he
33:05
resigned but that's not how it
went down
33:07
in history well that way it's
taught
33:09
it's kind of like you know we
all know
33:11
who you're coming at her she
crushes 15
33:14
and 95 so she graduated
probably from
33:17
college around 2002 yeah again
the same
33:20
group as this client Smith guy
he
33:23
graduated from die think
initiative
33:24
around 2002 that era he
graduated in law
33:27
school in 2007 so these people
are all
33:29
from the exact same era now I'm
stupid
33:32
a-holes that the university's
misled and
33:36
brainwashed they grin they've
got good
33:38
jobs because they were probably
pretty
33:39
smart they got straight A's and
Gender
33:42
Studies and everything went
fucking
33:44
swimmingly but they were idiots
and and
33:47
besides being idiots this is
arrogance
33:50
about the general public oh
these people
33:53
are so dumb well that's your
Ivy League
33:56
school
33:57
that's your Ivy League schools
we're
33:58
dumb people go with family
connections
34:01
and they come out and they roll
right
34:02
into the workforce and you know
get jobs
34:05
like on CNN like Cuomo he went
to Yale
34:08
he was that guy went to Yale I
think
34:11
Paige also Yale maybe Harvard
as well
34:14
these are these are not great
schools
34:16
anymore if I don't know if they
ever
34:17
were but their propaganda
factories
34:24
that's what it looks like but
the result
34:26
is what we're seeing here this
is the
34:28
untold story are these people
how did
34:32
they get this way how did Klein
Smith
34:34
get this way and he didn't go
to the Ivy
34:38
League schools you went to
Michigan
34:39
State right well then yeah you
get what
34:43
you pay for I guess
34:45
well he was higher up than the
other
34:46
ones really all right little
you look a
34:51
lot like John Oliver I think
you're
34:53
going places
34:54
so anyway yeah it's very I find
it
35:00
distressing so let's go to the
debunking
35:03
the dossier series of three
clips this
35:07
is again but Lindsey's done
here Lindy
35:10
has done is do a good narrative
he
35:15
presents a good narrative he's
kind of
35:17
loses Trekkie when he does his
he does a
35:19
pretty good job I agree he does
a better
35:21
job than shifts well shift made
some
35:26
cool stuff up which really
stuck I mean
35:28
let's be honest about it well
yeah well
35:30
he's yesterday as a fiction
writer
35:32
before you play before you I
just want
35:34
to read I just got to read this
cuz it
35:36
cracked me up just to give you
an idea
35:39
of how insane it's become in in
medial
35:42
and this is Wired magazine now
I'm sure
35:44
wire does a bunch of lefties a
bunch of
35:47
nut jobs but when you know it
has to be
35:50
so but by now it is yeah I'll
just read
35:53
this and this who wrote this
this fine
35:55
piece I can't find Monday's
split screen
36:01
drama as the House Judiciary
Company
36:04
Wade impeachment charges against
36:06
President Trump and as the
Justice
36:08
Department's inspector general
released
36:10
a 476 page report on the FBI's
handling
36:13
of its 2016 investigation into
Trump's
36:15
campaign made one truth of the
modern
36:18
world inescapable the lies and
36:20
obfuscation forwarded at
infinitum on
36:23
Fox News posed a dangerous
threat to the
36:26
national security of the United
States
36:29
that's how stupid this has
become Wired
36:33
magazine I used to be proud to
be
36:36
featured in Wired like this is
a cool
36:38
magazine and now and now they
literally
36:41
say the facts of both dramas
were clear
36:44
to objective viewers in the one
instance
36:46
there's conclusive and
surprisingly
36:49
consistent evidence that
President Trump
36:51
pushed Ukraine to concoct dirt
on a
36:54
domestic political rival Wow
where'd
36:57
that come
36:58
that's from shift that's that's
why I
37:00
brought it up shitty made it up
made it
37:02
up and now that is in Wired
magazine
37:06
there who wrote this piece of
crude
37:09
Garret graph let's see question
is who's
37:14
the editor of Wired magazine
that would
37:16
let that go through it as
clearly
37:17
inaccurate yes I'm just making
the point
37:22
that this is a much bigger
problem in
37:24
just the universities it's
people have
37:27
taken these people came from
Silicon
37:30
Valley no these people at Wired
magazine
37:33
came from that same university
system i
37:35
bitching you're right they came
from
37:37
harvard i think didn't it start
in
37:39
harvard wasn't it boston
massachusetts
37:40
on a wire did origins are wired
have got
37:43
nothing to do with the current
iteration
37:45
believe me okay
37:49
Emmys and it's beside the point
where it
37:51
origin origin it is the people
that that
37:54
that are their staff it today
they all
37:57
came from these they're all
good college
37:59
graduates and they've all been
through
38:01
the same system that brought
this client
38:03
smith too into existence where
you going
38:07
now you study gender studies
you come
38:09
out saying there's 72 genders
there's
38:11
nothing wrong with thinking
that way and
38:13
whatever elder nonsense you get
you
38:15
don't get any real American
history and
38:17
political science is just all
about
38:19
activism alright let's move
into the
38:22
report debunking alright start
with clip
38:25
1 he's got an axe to grind he's
on the
38:28
payroll of the opposing party
take
38:30
anything he says with a grain
of salt in
38:34
January 2017 the FBI figures
out who the
38:39
sub source of the steel dossier
is what
38:42
you need to know this is not
what still
38:45
found himself this is what he
gathered
38:48
from one person they finally
found out
38:50
who this one person is they go
talk to
38:54
him in January 2017 five people
38:58
interview the primary sub
source the guy
39:01
that provided steel with
everything and
39:03
they showed him the dossier
read pages
39:06
186 to 190 what does the
Russian guy
39:10
tell the FBI
39:12
the FBI bought dossier that
still
39:14
misstated or exaggerated the
prime sub
39:17
sources statements that Trump's
alleged
39:21
sexual activities at the
ritz-carlton
39:23
hotel in Moscow was rumor and
39:25
speculation he went on to say
he heard
39:28
it at a bar and in the report it
39:31
suggests that a Western
employee of the
39:34
ritz-carlton confirmed this
escapade by
39:37
then a private citizen Trump
when he
39:42
read that he says that's not
true
39:44
I never told steel that
somebody working
39:46
for the ritz-carlton confirmed
this I
39:49
heard it at a bar primary sub
source
39:52
stated that he never expected
still to
39:55
put the primary sources
statements in
39:57
reports or present them as
facts they
40:00
were word of mouth and hearsay
40:03
conversations had with friends
over
40:05
beers where statements made in
jest that
40:09
should be taken with a grain of
salt
40:11
so in January 2017 the person
who did
40:15
all the assembling of the
information
40:17
for the now famous steel of
Steel
40:19
dossier tells the FBI i disavow
40:22
everything in there just so we
don't
40:24
fall into the same trap as the
bad TV
40:28
show these guys put on I'm
going to
40:30
spruce up your clips with some
40:31
impeachment interstitials
honestly never
40:35
thought these words would come
out of my
40:36
mouth but I don't know whether
the
40:38
current president night states
with his
40:40
prostitutes peeing on each
other in
40:42
Moscow in 2013 it's possible
that I
40:46
just throwing that in there
just to
40:48
spruce it up that's call me oh
let's
40:52
call me with it he did no of
course he's
40:55
lying that's why I'm throwing
it in ya
40:58
good would that worked go ahead
and
40:59
continue yeah okay yeah you can
go with
41:02
and I'll do the next one when
you're
41:03
ready and then do another clip
oh we're
41:05
done with that clip yeah we're
done with
41:06
that clip okay kept me short
yeah the
41:10
best part is coming that's
there's a
41:11
part in here that is just I I
thought it
41:15
was genius I mean it's one hand
these
41:17
guys are total douche bags but
on the
41:20
other hand there's a there's a
moment of
41:22
genius and I think it's in this
clip
41:23
tells the FBI i disavow
everything in
41:27
there now what should happen
timeout
41:30
let's reassess maybe we got
this wrong
41:34
what would you hope to happen
41:36
that the FBI would slow down
because
41:38
this is the
outcome-determinative
41:39
document that's just had a hole
blown
41:42
through it they don't slow down
they use
41:45
the document that now know to
be a bunch
41:48
of garbage twice more to get a
warning
41:51
against Carter page
41:52
I hope Carter page gets a
lawyer and
41:55
sues the hell are the
Department of
41:56
Justice in FBI two more
warrants were
41:59
obtained by the department
justice an
42:00
FBI after being told in January
by the
42:03
Russian guys all a bunch of
bull but it
42:06
gets worse here's how they
describe the
42:09
interview to the court the FBI
found
42:12
that the Russian based sub
source to be
42:15
truthful and cooperative
nothing about
42:18
it oh by the way he said
everything in
42:20
there is a bunch of bull you
knew in
42:23
January 2017 if there was no
doubt
42:25
before you know by the guy who
prepared
42:28
it that he disavowed everything
it's not
42:30
true it's a grain of salt you
shouldn't
42:33
I didn't say all these things
instead of
42:36
stopping they keep going and
instead of
42:39
telling the court the court the
truth
42:41
what they're required to do
they lie to
42:43
the court you know I love
Lindsay man
42:47
but he he'll do anything to not
talk
42:49
about anything important he's
well this
42:52
is I believe that there's
something very
42:54
important in here and I think
it was one
42:56
of the greatest Buffalo jobs
I've
42:59
never even considered this idea
and this
43:01
a lot of large part of the
problem has
43:04
to do with these rubber stamp
judges
43:06
that run the fisa cry right is
that did
43:10
you talk to the source yes we
talked to
43:13
the source and what can you
tell me
43:15
about that he was truthful just
like
43:20
Nancy Pelosi is prayerful and
he was
43:24
truthful and cooperative oh ok
that's
43:26
great good to go
43:27
no one but if the judge should
have said
43:29
so he confirmed this report no
no that's
43:33
that's a given they that's part
of the
43:35
rules as the judge shouldn't
even have
43:37
to ask that's that's part of
this
43:39
assumed yeah you're not trying
to trick
43:42
the judge
43:43
well this assumption is
bullcrap they
43:46
have to pull this vise of
course down
43:48
these things are they're
illegal yeah
43:51
but but this is when this
examples got
43:55
to be only one out of a
thousand oh well
43:58
hopefully this will eventually
come to
44:01
light because remember Keith
Alexander
44:03
general Alexander of the NSA
shut down
44:06
access to the to the big
database
44:09
because there were all these
jabroni
44:11
zahl these FBI consultants and
44:13
contractors who are doing all
of this
44:15
they were uncovering everything
at the
44:17
behest of Susan powers rice
Condoleezza
44:21
Rice and the State Department
rise that
44:25
Condoleezza Rice that Susan
Rice I'm
44:27
sorry so you know yeah powers
and
44:31
Samantha powers and Susan Rice
and it
44:34
was it was a lot I mean that's
that all
44:36
of this is mm yeah and you know
it every
44:39
come every country gets the
government
44:41
she deserves and this is what
we've got
44:44
and an ultra mom from Jerry
Nadler we
44:47
cannot rely on an election to
solve our
44:49
problems that's right okay
onward rapid
44:57
a third chip why do you think
they kept
45:00
going maybe because they were
on a
45:03
mission not to protect Trump
but to
45:05
protect us from trouble that's
what they
45:09
were trying to protect all of us
45:10
mentally people from Donald
that's what
45:13
this is about what you believe
it or not
45:14
I believe it and you know what
it could
45:17
happen yell next time there's
some
45:19
pretty passionate people on our
side
45:20
that I wouldn't want to be
investigating
45:22
any of you so what happens next
45:25
they get a warrant twice more
when they
45:28
noticed a bunch of garbage they
lied to
45:29
the court about the actual
interview I
45:31
don't know what McCadden called
me new
45:33
but I'm dying to find out and
should
45:35
they have known
45:38
uh there were some yes dams
just say
45:42
that's I mean there are some
other good
45:43
stuff in there there's a couple
of I
45:45
have some entertaining mole
mostly
45:46
reiteration of what he brought
up I have
45:48
a couple of entertaining
moments you
45:50
know there was there was always
a little
45:51
bit of strife and you know
Nadler was
45:54
trying to keep the order and
people are
45:56
yapping and saying yes Adler
wasn't that
45:58
disappearing he's in this
congressional
46:00
no this is this is the
congressional
46:02
hearing sorry yeah but it's
still funny
46:04
this would be able to pass the
exam and
46:07
mr. Burke like he's being able
to cross
46:09
him and the opposed he's not
that's a
46:11
point of inquiry not shout out
in the
46:14
middle of testimony you need to
call
46:15
balls and strikes the right way
you
46:17
don't interrupt either one of
them and
46:18
your witness stop the hammering
out
46:25
there who's that it was it was
actually
46:33
sent to me produced Joe does
universe
46:36
showed up again yes I saw this
here it
46:40
is four hundred and thirty four
pages of
46:44
facts interesting facts but the
day new
46:48
mom the resolution is pretty
bad because
46:51
Michael Horowitz does once
again what he
46:54
did with struck and page and
the email
46:57
server investigation of Hillary
Clinton
46:58
he will not pull the trigger on
the FBI
47:02
and senior DOJ officials he
says with a
47:06
straight face that there was a
47:08
legitimate predicate to run a
47:10
counterintelligence
investigation
47:12
against the Trump campaign and
Donald
47:15
Trump and you know what that's
based on
47:17
a conversation between George
47:21
papadopolis and a former
Australian
47:24
ambassador Alexander Downer
47:27
and the information that
Papadopoulos
47:29
gave downer was information
that was fed
47:32
to Papadopoulos by a CIA spy
Joseph
47:37
Mifsud to conclude as Horowitz
does that
47:41
there was a legitimate basis
for a
47:43
counterintelligence
investigation
47:45
against the president is
ludicrous it is
47:48
an embarrassment to the
Department of
47:50
Justice
47:51
I don't
47:51
how Horowitz can hold his head
high let
47:54
me follow up yeah because of
course we
47:56
did not get the thousands of
sealed
47:58
indictments there is something
there is
48:00
something else to point out
here the
48:03
methodology of today's modern
FBI we
48:06
followed this throughout the
course of
48:08
this show what did they do when
there's
48:11
because they all want to be
heroes they
48:13
all want to be the FBI guy
whatever the
48:15
pronto what it is what's going
on there
48:17
or if it's just pure legacy
from J Edgar
48:20
Hoover it's got to be some of
that but
48:23
that you know they'll find a
48:24
semi-retarded
48:26
guy yeah who posted something
on Twitter
48:29
like you know like the ISIS and
then
48:34
instead of doing something
about it they
48:37
go ahead this guy looks pretty
retarded
48:40
I know let's give him some fake
bombs
48:43
and let's string him along for
three
48:44
months it's the same thing
usually six
48:47
to nine months but it's the
same thing
48:49
all they want is to be the
heroes and
48:52
catch everybody and and they'll
do
48:53
whatever it takes to get the
outcome
48:56
that they want and so it's not
just the
48:59
FISA they're the courts it's
it's the
49:02
entire FBI and CIA is just as
corrupt
49:05
and rotten as well there's a
49:06
embarrassments embarrassments of
49:08
intelligence agencies but I'll
tell you
49:11
something else that really blew
me away
49:13
Nancy Pelosi she did the town
hall on
49:16
CNN after she announced the the
articles
49:19
were approved to move ahead and
she
49:21
talks about not impeaching or
she's
49:24
actually asked a question
49:25
why didn't you impeach or vote
to
49:28
impeach George W Bush when he
clearly
49:31
lied about Iraq and when I
heard this
49:36
answer and maybe she's just so
frazzled
49:38
she's she's messing up the
timeline but
49:41
it really it really disturbed
me speaker
49:44
Pelosi you resisted calls for
the
49:47
impeachment of President Bush
in 2006
49:49
and President Trump
49:50
following the Moller report
earlier this
49:52
year this time is different
49:54
why did you impose it why did
you oppose
49:57
impeachment in the past and
what is your
49:59
obligation to protect our
democracy from
50:01
the actions of our president now
50:03
thank you I was thank you for
bringing
50:05
up the question about because
when I
50:08
became Speaker the first time
there was
50:10
overwhelming called for me to
impeach
50:13
President Bush on the strength
of the
50:15
war in Iraq which are
vehemently opposed
50:18
and again not again I say again
I said
50:23
said that other places uh I
50:25
that was my will has always
intelligence
50:27
I was the ranking member on the
50:29
Intelligence Committee even
before I
50:32
became part of the leadership
of gang of
50:34
four so I knew there were no
nuclear
50:36
weapons in Iraq it just wasn't
there but
50:39
they had to show us that show
the Ganga
50:41
for all the intelligence they
had the
50:43
intelligence did not show that
that that
50:46
was the case so I knew it was a
50:48
misrepresentation to the public
but if
50:52
she knew it was a
misrepresentation to
50:55
the public why did she let us
go to war
51:01
people died oh I knew it was
bullshit I
51:05
knew it right away and then she
even
51:07
says this having said that it
was a in
51:10
my view not a ground for
impatient not a
51:15
Wow hundreds of thousands of
people died
51:19
who destroyed entire countries
based
51:21
upon a lie
51:23
she knew it the Gang of Four
knew it but
51:26
yet it wasn't impeachable yeah
we knew
51:29
they couldn't prove it but
whatevs
51:30
that's the arrogance that
bothers me did
51:35
get him out that's really really
51:38
horrible and maybe her timeline
is maybe
51:41
she's confused but it sounds to
me like
51:43
she knew it going in
51:47
unbelievable yeah yes a
different
51:51
situation because and as other
analysts
51:55
might have it this is the new
era when
51:58
you have the AOC and the gang of
52:00
whatever the new gang of four
the score
52:04
the squad is the most
misogynistic thing
52:12
I've said today the squat nice
and they
52:18
and they see that the writing
on the
52:20
wall and you have these new
people that
52:22
are coming up and they would
put again I
52:24
would keep mentioning this
Klein Smith
52:25
guy and the rest of the group
the struts
52:28
and pages or all these older
Millennials
52:31
that are uneducated for the
most part
52:37
brainwashed into thinking a
certain way
52:39
about things they really do
think
52:41
socialism is a great idea and
it's
52:44
because they've been told that
it was a
52:47
great idea believable that we
haven't
52:49
implemented it already and
capitalism is
52:53
bad and there's no reason for
borders I
52:55
mean this all this litany of
stuff
52:57
that's coming down there was
saying well
52:58
em it's just yeah except you
have a
53:00
point it's it's pathetic
53:03
so and I think Nancy's just
fallen prey
53:07
to the fact that things are
changing in
53:09
her party to be the party is
filled with
53:11
these people I mean it's like
that woman
53:14
that was that kicked herself
out of
53:16
office that I can't remember
her name
53:18
now the one in Los Angeles it
was shown
53:20
naked you know massage and her
staff hit
53:23
her office you know she's at
there naked
53:26
rubbing the guy and then she
has to quit
53:29
and then she's now she's still
floating
53:30
around saying but there's more
to be
53:32
done I want to bring it back to
the core
53:35
issue for me cuz again
impeachment or
53:39
not yeah honestly I don't care
it's good
53:42
it's good show material one way
the
53:44
other what is a real problem
for me
53:47
personally Adam curry in Texas
is the
53:49
fysop process that that that
could
53:52
happen that you know what a
great way to
53:53
actually deplete form someone
for real
53:55
you know it can just imagine
the stuff I
53:58
sometimes you imagine
54:00
thought we should check up on
you what
54:01
you're talking to poach Annika
bout on
54:03
the phone you know what you
don't put on
54:05
your podcast imagine just
imagine look
54:08
at what could be done to some
but I
54:10
don't think you have to imagine
yes
54:16
calling you and talking to you I
54:17
wouldn't talk to the guy I mean
it's
54:20
because I figure I've got you
know I've
54:21
always felt that I was in the
clunk
54:24
conversation with John
Poindexter some
54:26
years back and I know the phone
was
54:28
being listened to
54:28
so then another thing we'll
talk about
54:31
later is Afghanistan because I
think
54:33
that's also you know that's not
being
54:34
discussed at all but I want to
go back
54:36
to Ukraine for just a second
because I
54:39
believe that the reason this
has been
54:43
jumped on so voraciously is
because
54:47
there was a lot of money and
everyone
54:49
had their hand in the till and
it's the
54:52
Biden's it's Pelosi with her
son it's
54:54
Kerry with his son it's John
Brennan
54:58
it's Lindy Lindy Hop Graham
Graham it's
55:01
well McCain of course the
Kagan's the
55:05
noodle moons and that goes
right back to
55:07
back to Hillary Clinton in the
State
55:10
Department and the only outfit
that it
55:13
seems to be doing something and
they
55:14
have this reporter in Ukraine
is one
55:18
American news and I pulled two
clips
55:21
because they got an interview
with
55:23
luchenko luchenko is the
prosecutor who
55:27
was told hey you can't
prosecute these
55:30
people this is the guy that
Biden was
55:32
yelling about and they got an
interview
55:34
with him his English is
actually pretty
55:35
good and listen to what he says
about
55:38
what actually went down with
Ukraine in
55:40
an exclusive interview with one
American
55:42
News Ukrainian former
prosecutor general
55:44
yuriy lutsenko says Jovanovic
perjured
55:47
herself before Congress and
Jovanovic is
55:49
the former ambassador the the
ginger
55:52
lady America and he has the
documents to
55:55
prove it
55:55
you inherited mr. Shogun's
prosecutor
55:59
general office and describe for
us your
56:02
first interaction with the US
Embassy in
56:05
this position so I recent was
good
56:08
but then you wanna reach
visited me
56:10
ambassador Jovanovic ambassador
one I
56:12
wish and mr. Kent
56:13
they wizard me for small
negotiation no
56:18
tokens do they visit you in
your office
56:20
just curious err yes firstly I
wizard it
56:23
her in her office and then it
was the
56:26
second meeting but the first in
my
56:27
offices a visited me and we
spoke
56:30
normally and she asked me to
change some
56:33
old deputies but then she asked
me about
56:37
to close case of one person
then no it
56:42
is impossible I couldn't close
any case
56:45
without investigation so I took
a piece
56:49
of paper on my table and I I
write these
56:57
three most cases but Salinas
Casco
57:03
relation car boolean ok ok
57:07
mr. ambassador madam ambassador
let's
57:10
continue you're untouchable
list she
57:14
asked me why is so serious and
then I
57:19
this list while I am general
prosecutor
57:24
no president nor
57:26
ambassador could give mr. or
could
57:30
announce me such lists that was
the full
57:32
file so she run immediately
from the
57:35
office and my boy near office
Doris
57:39
asked me what you told her his
red face
57:43
very angry I didn't agree to
receive any
57:49
orders to open or to close
criminal
57:53
cases it's pretty clear what
he's saying
57:56
there and it corroborates and
you know
57:59
what you know no one cares to
even put
58:02
this guy in the air except one
America
58:04
News which is a pretty
insignificant
58:05
outfit and there's a second
part to this
58:08
which gets a little better fast
forward
58:09
to Adam shifts impeachment
inquiry and
58:11
Schiff called up ambassador
Jovanovic to
58:13
testify
58:14
loots anchor says he was
shocked to
58:16
watch ivanovich's testimony
when she
58:18
said she never gave him such a
list
58:20
technically says lysenko no she
never
58:23
gave him a list the list still
came from
58:26
her when the Cinco found a case
in which
58:28
seven billion dollars went to
the u.s.
58:29
via possible money-laundering
to a firm
58:32
called franklin templeton he
wanted help
58:35
from the US Justice Department
tracked
58:36
down and retrieve this money
Ambassador
58:38
yovanovich says luchenko played
the
58:41
obstruct ur I was once again
shocked
58:43
when madam Janusz told two
members of
58:48
the committee that asked me to
organize
58:54
his meeting with American
attorney
58:57
general but you know gentlemen
that
59:00
there is a procedure for this
59:02
she told the procedure that
LuthorCorp
59:05
should or even must give us and
what
59:11
topic what points he want he
wants to
59:16
discuss with American law
enforcement
59:18
bodies and Johanna riche said
and he
59:21
never gave us such an
information I have
59:26
bad news for madam you inertia
this is
59:30
my letter my deputy letter to
request
59:34
for cooperation in
investigation against
59:37
the criminal organization of
Yanukovych
59:39
and regarding possible
investments in
59:42
the us-based mutual and other
funds for
59:46
the purpose of money laundering
I know
59:49
it's difficult for people to to
get into
59:52
the accent but you this is a
skill you
59:54
should learn I can see the
trolls go
59:57
ahead you know it may be slow
down your
1:00:00
playback it's important that
you listen
1:00:03
and and learn to listen to
people with
1:00:05
accents people listen anymore
you need
1:00:08
fucking subtitles for everything
1:00:11
seven billion dollars were sent
through
1:00:13
franklin templeton investments
who the
1:00:15
fund which everyone had an
account at
1:00:17
and that was US taxpayer money
that went
1:00:20
to Ukraine back to the fund and
that's
1:00:24
where everyone started putting
their
1:00:25
hand in the cookie jar and
that's what
1:00:27
he wanted to come to Washington
to talk
1:00:30
to the president about and
that's when
1:00:32
you voinovich the ambassador
and you
1:00:35
know started blocking
everything and
1:00:37
then the den the shitstorm
started
1:00:39
because the someone's going to
uncover
1:00:42
this one way or the other maybe
not in
1:00:44
our lifetime but it will come
out well
1:00:47
if you have to rely on one
American news
1:00:52
I know and then meanwhile you
read that
1:00:58
little piece of wire bitching
about Fox
1:01:00
Fox doesn't even put this guy
Fox is
1:01:02
part of the same system oh yeah
of
1:01:04
bullcrap
1:01:05
oh yeah massively so that's why
you need
1:01:11
your best podcast in the
universe I
1:01:12
guess
1:01:14
well yeah we try we do our part
actually
1:01:19
I think we do our part we do as
much as
1:01:22
we can and with that I'd like
to thank
1:01:25
you for your courage and say in
the
1:01:27
morning to you the man who put
the C in
1:01:29
Courage itself
1:01:30
John C Dvorak well in the
morning to you
1:01:33
mr. Adam curry also in the
morning all
1:01:34
ships at sea boots on the
ground feet in
1:01:36
the air
1:01:36
subs in the water and all the
dames and
1:01:38
nights out there in the morning
to the
1:01:40
trolls who are particularly
trollee
1:01:42
today but that's ok that's what
you're
1:01:44
there for
1:01:45
Martin jayjay by that Martin
Martin Jay
1:01:47
Jay did actually know the
lawyers name
1:01:49
and so I it's not all just
trolls
1:01:52
that's no agenda stream comm
when this
1:01:54
dream is up and running we had
a few
1:01:56
problems this morning but
typically it's
1:01:57
24/7 with a glitch here or
there maybe
1:02:00
but you can hear some cool
stuff great
1:02:02
shows now including a dare no
does our
1:02:05
pre stream on both Thursday
mornings
1:02:08
that's no agenda stream comm
and also in
1:02:12
the morning to Mike Riley who
brought us
1:02:15
the artwork for episode 1197 we
titled
1:02:19
that one fossil fools and this
was the
1:02:22
No Agenda producer rewards
program is
1:02:25
the the magical arsonist travel
tip
1:02:30
credit card for which you can
use on any
1:02:33
aircraft for unlimited beer
wine and
1:02:35
liquor and he got the joke and
he turned
1:02:38
it into artwork and I don't
think there
1:02:39
was an we just liked it that
was the
1:02:41
best one wasn't it was there
something
1:02:42
else we were looking at at the
time uh I
1:02:46
can't remember there was a
bunch of them
1:02:48
but they were alive there were
a lot but
1:02:50
let me see and Ukraine cookies
yeah now
1:02:55
I don't know we just we both
looked at
1:02:57
it went that's the one I think
that's
1:02:59
pretty clear and I'd also like
to do a
1:03:03
quick promotion a little PR for
No
1:03:06
Agenda social calm we're seeing
a lot of
1:03:09
new people sign up and new
people coming
1:03:11
in and using it also a lot of
people
1:03:13
from other servers you know
within the
1:03:16
the mastodon universe are
interacting so
1:03:20
something's going on I don't
know if we
1:03:22
can speak of a tipping point
but it
1:03:25
seems like we have more
1:03:27
we're taking over we're taking
over
1:03:30
Twitter tipping point' cos is
gonna
1:03:32
crash
1:03:34
no man is decentralized by the
way I
1:03:37
should mention that Jack Dorsey
tweeted
1:03:41
out somebody see where is it
mm-hmm he
1:03:44
tweeted out he tweeted out that
he has a
1:03:46
small team of people working on
1:03:50
essentially what he was talking
about
1:03:52
was federating federal-aid was
farming
1:03:54
my worst fears I told you that
it's
1:03:59
Federer a turd i but what he's
gonna try
1:04:01
and do I'm what I'm afraid of
is he's
1:04:04
going to try to make his own
protocol
1:04:06
while there's one that's been
out there
1:04:08
for 10 years working quite
quite fine
1:04:11
and so he's gonna try and you
know do
1:04:14
eyes snaps course he is well
he's gonna
1:04:18
go with the distributed model
yeah well
1:04:21
because they can't they can't
handle the
1:04:24
load that's right it's all it
is you're
1:04:26
bitching that you couldn't get
Scott
1:04:28
Adams feeds that's right yeah
cuz I'll
1:04:31
only get one out of I think one
out of
1:04:34
yeah well I probably get two
out of
1:04:37
three of your feeds I'm gonna
give you
1:04:40
the whole load today yeah see
that's
1:04:42
what I want from Twitter the
whole load
1:04:44
yeah well you're not gonna get
the whole
1:04:46
loads on Twitter you're right I
think
1:04:48
you're really right they can't
they just
1:04:50
can't handle it for sure there
was
1:04:52
something wait and now we're
talking
1:04:54
about it well this actually
before we
1:04:57
get to the donations this
actually works
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for advertising or for a
donation
1:05:01
segment now screw it I'll do it
later
1:05:05
let's do it let's do this I'm
sorry he
1:05:09
was about associate executive
executive
1:05:12
producer I do want to mention
though the
1:05:13
den hog meeting sent me a card
oh how
1:05:18
nice with a chocolate see
1:05:21
and a sausage and that was I
think
1:05:25
largely organized by by Janet
yeah the
1:05:29
the chocolate letter is a big
deal yeah
1:05:32
in Netherlands and you know you
you
1:05:34
hopefully get one that is your
initial
1:05:36
well my middle initial yeah you
got to
1:05:39
see a good riff on it yeah
exactly
1:05:41
they also sent a copy of the
poem Janet
1:05:44
says the poem in the did you
know this
1:05:48
poem I can't read it but I'll
run to
1:05:50
read you the translation the
scent was
1:05:52
thinking of what to give you
yes it's
1:05:55
it's stippling a rhyming poem
yes and
1:06:00
it's a very it's it goes like
this the
1:06:04
same shot to dink about the
journey
1:06:06
south finca and that's how it
yes
1:06:08
you know something yeah it's
also
1:06:09
typical to write a poem to
someone at
1:06:12
the Sinterklaas holiday yes
that right
1:06:15
yes yes well here's how it works
1:06:17
it usually within families you
put in
1:06:22
it's like a secret santa so you
put in
1:06:24
your names into the into the
hat you
1:06:26
pull the name out and then
everyone has
1:06:28
already pre published their
wish list
1:06:31
and there's always a cap so 10
euros or
1:06:33
whatever it is and then you're
supposed
1:06:35
to make what they call a super
easy a
1:06:37
surprise and that means you get
creative
1:06:40
typically its it involves boxes
filled
1:06:44
with confetti and then molasses
and then
1:06:48
the president is inside the
molasses in
1:06:50
a plastic bag with the confetti
and it's
1:06:53
hilarious
1:06:54
unless it's being done in your
house
1:06:59
that's included a sausage
because it's a
1:07:03
good shaped box and I thought
it would
1:07:05
actually like a handcrafted
sausage is
1:07:08
it from the Hema is it a Hema
Vorst
1:07:10
I don't have it in front of me
so I
1:07:12
can't read labels vacuum-packed
and it's
1:07:15
it's got the size of a horse
penis it's
1:07:17
really big well it's not a it's
not like
1:07:20
a salami no no no but it's
curled yeah
1:07:25
that's probably what it is
1:07:26
you got a boiled seal the air
seal is
1:07:29
primate what's it made from
probably
1:07:30
pork pork pork but you boil the
back by
1:07:33
the way it was probably illegal
to send
1:07:35
that
1:07:35
me yes but you boil you boil
the bag and
1:07:38
so that's how you heat it up
and then
1:07:40
you want to slice it and have a
little
1:07:41
bit of mustard with it
1:07:44
oh really yeah you want Dijon
mustard
1:07:46
though you want now that the
sausage has
1:07:48
the skin on it yeah yeah you
eat that
1:07:50
you eat that just cut right
through it
1:07:52
eat it shut up and eat it don't
you
1:07:54
remember the war
1:07:56
well well that's not what I was
planning
1:07:59
on but Sir Luke it's there's
Johnny
1:08:04
there's a whole bunch of people
1:08:06
well that Johnny you're Johnny
I can't
1:08:08
tell and there's about 20
people that
1:08:12
scientists say I'm pretty
everyone from
1:08:13
the Meetup and a lot of dutch
commentary
1:08:17
you know thank them for that
little very
1:08:19
nice Christmas gift very nice
onward
1:08:23
with our security of associate
executive
1:08:25
and executive producers oh I am
I'm
1:08:30
already seeing the error of my
ways what
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happened well we're gonna start
with the
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ladies and gentlemen I present
the Grand
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since Wayne Mellon song he
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the top donation indeed as he
tends to
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do I have to make one quick
change sir
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Dwayne balance on a Grand Duke
of the
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Pacific Northwest and triggered
Morrigan
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had anything above that much
recently
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I'm noticing ITM gents had a
great time
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at the oregon local 33 meetup
last
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Friday we did a white elephant
thing
1:09:10
with donations and here's my
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contribution to our locals
knighthood
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fund Tim can explain if needed
I keep it
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the great work and thank you
for your
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courage karma to all producers
and a
1:09:20
fear is freedom plus AOC please
that
1:09:23
combo that you've developed
1:09:29
you've got karma I love me some
sandy OC
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sure mad hatter 33333
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he's the Mad Hatter Baron of
Connecticut
1:09:45
and Knight of the fifth column
gentlemen
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he has been it has been many
months
1:09:50
since my last donation the only
recently
1:09:52
that I have returned to the
show after a
1:09:54
brief man-overboard recession
it's not
1:10:00
at all to do with the quality
or value
1:10:02
of the show but rather that I
needed to
1:10:04
decompress as my wonderful wife
named
1:10:08
Jamie mentioned I need job
karma and I'm
1:10:11
asking for that with this
donation as
1:10:13
for which version of jobs karma
I will
1:10:16
defer to what you believe to be
the best
1:10:18
one while I cannot go into
great detail
1:10:21
it will have to suffice it to
say that I
1:10:24
was and partially still am
involved with
1:10:26
one of the current Democratic
1:10:28
presidential candidates knows
as a dude
1:10:32
named ban you cannot figure so
scrambled
1:10:36
ablaze oh yeah it must be rough
right
1:10:41
here it is as a dude named Ben
you can
1:10:43
only imagine what that entails
I need a
1:10:45
change of pace desperately oh
come on
1:10:48
you're not gonna see it through
oh come
1:10:50
on finding a new opportunity I
can
1:10:56
elaborate on behind the scenes
realities
1:10:58
of campaign life okay well God
let this
1:11:00
then get a new job for sure if
you can
1:11:02
give us some background as
always I was
1:11:05
the great it's great it shows a
great
1:11:07
source of information about
what's going
1:11:09
on in m5m land keeping the
excellent
1:11:11
work Dame Jamie I love you my
requested
1:11:14
clips jobs karma if not played
already
1:11:16
made in Charlotte station
identify what
1:11:20
what is I'm sorry sorry sorry
1:11:22
no what is made in Charlotte
station
1:11:24
identifier
1:11:27
a maiden Charlotte station
identifier
1:11:29
maybe Charlotte's so made in
Charlotte
1:11:33
but is it this this is they
don't what
1:11:36
genders show Adam Curie and
John see the
1:11:39
four Brides you buy the value
for value
1:11:42
model don't be a douchebag that
I don't
1:11:47
know if her name is Charlotte
but that's
1:11:48
the only station identifies I
got I
1:11:51
don't know we have a couple of
us ever
1:11:54
get more than that but Oreos
are more
1:11:55
addictive than cocaine and for
the end
1:11:57
of the show would you play the
1:11:59
shape-shifting Jews actually
I'll play a
1:12:01
little bit of it now Oreos are
just as
1:12:03
addictive as cocaine just a
quickie
1:12:08
[Music]
1:12:19
and jobs let's go for job you
thought
1:12:24
karma Marg Aragon in
Albuquerque New
1:12:31
Mexico this all we have for
executive
1:12:33
producers slow day two three
four five
1:12:35
six remark in Albuquerque in
the morning
1:12:38
email to follow need to send
off a
1:12:44
donation because they keep
putting it
1:12:46
off gonna send the ground
levels report
1:12:48
on what I'm seeing with my
millennial
1:12:50
comrades but needed to get send
this off
1:12:53
before I procrastinate anymore
okay when
1:12:56
we get your report I may have I
did
1:12:58
prompt did you get it out a
couple of
1:12:59
things that see what I have you
take a
1:13:01
look what I play it's right
here on the
1:13:04
top of my pile of printouts
it's too
1:13:07
long to read yeah yes
definitely war and
1:13:09
peace but I'll get you some of
it I was
1:13:12
hit in the mouth by a friend of
mine
1:13:13
several years ago I won't
mention their
1:13:14
names because they're either a
douchebag
1:13:16
ran an anonymous donor that's
been a
1:13:17
baron level but he's an OTG guy
there's
1:13:20
no T DT so TG Qaeda that would
never
1:13:24
admit to donating I'm thirty
years old
1:13:26
so I'm in a millennial age
group and
1:13:27
I've been a real estate broker
for ten
1:13:29
years now I'm essentially a
sales person
1:13:30
I realized I needed to donate
when Adam
1:13:32
mentioned that the best
salespeople were
1:13:35
wear brown shoes it's a fact
1:13:37
you never said best you just
said they
1:13:40
all do well I think I said if
you're
1:13:44
hiring a sales guy or gal make
sure they
1:13:47
way they wear brown shoes so
I'm always
1:13:50
looking for stilettos and on
the gals
1:13:54
even better stiletto
1:13:58
I'm essentially blonde blah
blah Blair
1:14:01
brown shoes so I shrugged that
off but I
1:14:03
looked down and realized I was
wearing
1:14:05
brown shoes then I thought
about it and
1:14:09
all of my dresses are brown the
fact man
1:14:14
just the same five minutes I
ended up
1:14:17
seeing a truck with ham radio
save lives
1:14:20
bumper sticker and I knew I was
gonna
1:14:24
stop being a douche bag no man
we had to
1:14:26
work him hard but we made it we
made it
1:14:28
happen
1:14:28
I always they always cave my
donation
1:14:31
know what I mentioned having an
up
1:14:32
Millennials and I thought and my
1:14:35
thoughts are sort of in line
with the
1:14:37
weather throwback that Adam
played from
1:14:40
the 70s oh yeah the Leonard
Nimoy yeah
1:14:43
boy thing yeah with the Leonard
Nimoy we
1:14:46
have similar problems we're not
any
1:14:48
different we just have enormous
1:14:50
platforms to bitch and moan
about them
1:14:52
the people pushing the
narrative of
1:14:54
having problems and with that
the
1:14:56
boomers created just have the
loudest
1:14:58
voices we're a small opera by
and I'm by
1:15:01
the way in on this idea that
the boomers
1:15:04
are getting blamed for
everything out of
1:15:06
the blue we're a small
operation I think
1:15:08
Trump our small operation but
our main
1:15:11
clients are Millennials getting
their
1:15:13
first homes and whores
downsizing into
1:15:16
one story homes also our
website for
1:15:19
folks in Albuquerque is n em
homies calm
1:15:23
n em homies yeah as if she says
nm homes
1:15:27
was taken by a boomer anyways
it's
1:15:35
getting worse
1:15:40
common for NM homies we're your
friends
1:15:45
in real estate in fact we hope
to be
1:15:47
closer than friends we want to
be your
1:15:50
homies homies nice okay
1:15:59
good work all right well you
summarize
1:16:03
the main promises across the
board is
1:16:05
the inability to look
objectively and
1:16:07
with a little humor at the
situation's
1:16:10
and complex debates exact says
I'm in
1:16:12
real estate and it's being
1:16:14
female-dominated as a female
dominated
1:16:17
business I am a big proponent
of equal
1:16:21
right feminism and I know that
there's a
1:16:24
ton of women out there that can
outwork
1:16:26
just about anybody that that's
probably
1:16:29
known as yeah I'm sure that's
true most
1:16:31
guys have run into those women
yes
1:16:35
anyways again yes I get into a
debate
1:16:38
with the young lady at a party
about a
1:16:40
wage gap argument and I
1:16:42
had the actually this don't get
Matt to
1:16:45
read this you gotta walk away
from the
1:16:46
distorting walk away from it
1:16:47
this is a good story a wage gap
argument
1:16:51
had the common arguments that
there's a
1:16:52
difference in preference in
terms of
1:16:54
professionals a lot of these
polls and
1:16:55
studies aren't the most
reliable but I
1:16:57
respect women a lot and the
things are
1:16:59
better than they've ever been
she
1:17:01
wouldn't even agree with me
that things
1:17:03
are better now for women than
they've
1:17:05
ever abandoned essentially it
was did I
1:17:09
go off no that was that I was
just doing
1:17:10
a little sound hit for women
ever been
1:17:15
essentially it was like arguing
with a
1:17:17
wall to defuse the argument
that began
1:17:21
to have quite a few on lookers
a friend
1:17:23
suggested touring shots for
everyone to
1:17:26
take so I so I said hey I'll
stop
1:17:29
arguing will you take a peace
shot with
1:17:32
me so she said yes of course
but let me
1:17:37
guess he only poured me half a
shot so I
1:17:41
had to start shouting see
that's exactly
1:17:45
why women make half as much as
men oh
1:17:48
well I thought it was funny she
threw
1:17:51
her phone on the ground and
stormed out
1:17:55
did he pick up her phone and
run after
1:17:57
her I don't know he does that's
the ends
1:18:00
there
1:18:01
that's a good one man yeah
waiting for
1:18:05
the opening it was good quick
on your
1:18:07
feet I admire that in a male
here's your
1:18:09
Carla
1:18:11
you've got karma thanks for the
support
1:18:15
that was funny
1:18:16
good one the jobs cover the
correct jobs
1:18:19
cover for a guy working for the
1:18:20
Democrats yeah he said he said
jobs we
1:18:24
had jobs come I played I played
Nancy ok
1:18:29
onward to and in Portland
Portland oh
1:18:34
yeah two three four five six
poor and
1:18:37
poor and deduced Nussbaum at
bar makes
1:18:47
me laugh every time I don't
know why
1:18:49
Donald Trump doesn't trust
China China
1:18:52
is a asshole boom Shaka I guess
these
1:18:56
are clipless yeah boom shaka
laka girl
1:19:00
heavy dose of Trump Pelosi Jobs
karma
1:19:03
for me and a wifey okay you
asked for it
1:19:06
in particular in msl medical
science Les
1:19:10
Liaisons yeah for the wifey
okay I don't
1:19:14
think she liked pre she's been
called
1:19:15
the wifey by the way you know
there
1:19:17
there's two things I have never
liked
1:19:20
one is wifey the other one is
kiddo I
1:19:24
hear so many people made oh
yeah the
1:19:28
kiddos no no no it's not like
that it's
1:19:31
the kiddo
1:19:32
heroes for the children yeah the
1:19:34
children the kid and I was like
why
1:19:36
would you say kiddos it just
sounds like
1:19:39
I don't know it's like it it
feels
1:19:41
distant
1:19:43
maybe it's just me but I've
heard the so
1:19:45
much issue that but the wifey
is a bit
1:19:48
diminutive the birthday
shout-out by the
1:19:50
way he's got for his
sister-in-law
1:19:51
Nicole we're gonna have that in
there
1:19:52
yeah my wife told me that
she'll shoot
1:19:56
me if I ever say the wife okay
jobs jobs
1:20:18
and jobs
1:20:20
that's for job you've got karma
alrighty
1:20:26
then we have to keep track of
these
1:20:29
various ones and that one we
should you
1:20:31
haven't should number these so
we know
1:20:33
which one to refer to I mean
that
1:20:35
particular one I think is the
wounded
1:20:37
okay now hold on listen I'm
gonna tell
1:20:40
you what we have we don't we
have four
1:20:41
there's four jobs Karma's and
I'm gonna
1:20:44
play them so we all know what
it is one
1:20:46
two three four okay ready one
is our
1:20:48
standard the one that has
always worked
1:20:50
jobs jobs jobs and jobs let's
vote for
1:20:54
jobs then number two is Trump
well
1:21:00
listen jobs jobs jobs number
three is
1:21:08
also Trump jobs jobs jobs I
think that
1:21:13
could be a winner and then the
fourth
1:21:14
one is what you just heard jobs
okay so
1:21:23
it's a one two three or four
I've
1:21:25
numbered them mission
accomplished
1:21:29
Wow all on the fly you did it
live no
1:21:32
hammering
1:21:36
okay I were to contessa
Guerrero at 212
1:21:41
dollars and 12 cents
1:21:44
my family's in need of some
good old no
1:21:46
agenda karma for my mama
1:21:48
she has been living with
undiagnosed
1:21:51
chronic pain for three years
enough is
1:21:53
enough I'm pregnant with her
first
1:21:55
granddaughter due in June and
my sister
1:21:58
is getting married in May all
right so
1:22:00
it'd be great if she could be
pain free
1:22:02
and we're going to give it a
shot and we
1:22:04
do that with a twist of goat
1:22:08
you've got the 200 $1 the 16
cents
1:22:18
please deduced needs jobs karma
for his
1:22:27
wife and F cancer for his
grandmother
1:22:29
thank you for doing what y'all
do okay
1:22:33
our pleasure jobs jobs and jobs
let's
1:22:42
vote for job you've got karma
and that
1:22:50
concludes our list of executive
and
1:22:52
associate executive producers
for show
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1198 two shows away for show
1200 which
1:22:57
would be a special show and we
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1:23:01
look teased the second to list
the
1:23:03
people with somebody from
zaandam we're
1:23:08
teasing the donations thank you
to our
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executive producers and
associate
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executive producers you know
how it
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works these are actual credits
because
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it's your podcast everybody who
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contributes to this podcast is a
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producer and that's pretty much
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everybody who listens although
there's
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1:23:28
portion but we have so much
help in our
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value for value system and this
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you of course to especially
people like
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Nussbaum Ann who've been
supporting us
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for so long and always in the
executive
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producer category these credits
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besides putting them on your
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profile indeed.com also
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apparently works if you put it
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I don't know anything about
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it's um it gives it some job
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you're looking for work that's
a place
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to put it but also if you just
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look cool I think LinkedIn is
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just for looking cool you know
people go
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I'm a flawed human being
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[Music]
1:24:47
[Applause]
1:24:47
[Music]
1:24:49
I play that thing that that was
gonna do
1:24:52
during this segment because it
just kind
1:24:55
of made sense it's Susan
Wojcicki Susan
1:24:59
Wojcicki
1:25:00
she's the YouTube girl right -
yeah well
1:25:05
she's won the egg what is it
sir gays
1:25:09
ex-wife sister
1:25:12
and she was on I think it was a
1:25:19
I think it was a a gaming
conference or
1:25:23
something
1:25:23
as Peter ones pissed about the D
1:25:25
platforming and how he makin
money and
1:25:28
how we not making money and I'm
too
1:25:32
always taking I'm taking the
side of a
1:25:35
these people they own these
platforms
1:25:37
they run the platform they're
giving you
1:25:39
free server space there's one
clip on
1:25:42
YouTube recently I saw can
hour-long
1:25:45
clip of Hillary laughing well
so so of
1:25:51
course the issue with the gifts
money
1:25:52
the issue with the gamers well
they have
1:25:55
vote they have a lot of problem
the main
1:25:56
problem that that they have is
they
1:25:59
don't give a crap about
creators in fact
1:26:02
calling someone who is actually
creative
1:26:04
a creator or in my mind is just
1:26:06
insulting yeah I want to stop
you there
1:26:10
there's also another term called
1:26:12
creatives that's also insulting
within
1:26:16
an ages I have I never like
brought this
1:26:18
up with I went to the one of
the Adobe
1:26:20
they did this big event in LA
every year
1:26:22
and I went to one a couple
years ago and
1:26:25
and they kept using this term
constantly
1:26:28
you creatives creatives you
create if
1:26:32
you created creatives you want
this two
1:26:33
creatives 110 they're all
talking about
1:26:35
them like a third party like
it's just a
1:26:37
bunch it's like a like peasants
yeah you
1:26:43
know it's like blehh blehh
Merce its
1:26:45
kind of cut category
1:26:47
yeah lepers at the bourgeoisie
yes and
1:26:50
so I actually asked I won't say
who they
1:26:54
are but I asked two very
high-end
1:26:56
artists that do that would
qualify as
1:26:59
creatives and they didn't
bother well I
1:27:09
don't I don't want to be called
a
1:27:11
creator but anyway the creators
that
1:27:14
YouTube does not give a crap
about you
1:27:16
as will be evidenced in this
clip but
1:27:18
what I also thought was
interesting is
1:27:20
that they really have no way
they're you
1:27:24
know they recently had to you
have to
1:27:26
now start marking your content
is it for
1:27:28
children is it 13 and under is
it
1:27:31
is it family safe is there
cursing is
1:27:33
there violence there putting
all of that
1:27:35
on you creators because they
can't
1:27:38
actually come up with any a I
artificial
1:27:41
intelligence that can actually
figure
1:27:43
out what's in your videos um
Mortal
1:27:46
Kombat was a big release
earlier this
1:27:48
year are we as gamers just
expected to
1:27:51
just play Minecraft and
fortnight
1:27:53
importantly which is gun
violence II the
1:27:55
problem is is that they're kind
of D
1:27:57
monetizing violent video games
which oh
1:28:00
it's pretty much every
successful video
1:28:02
game so they're all up in arms
because
1:28:05
YouTube is running away from
them but
1:28:07
it's really YouTube og creators
by the
1:28:11
way like where where does that
line
1:28:13
exist yeah yeah so first of all
I want
1:28:17
to say that I looked at the
stats
1:28:19
overall for gaming and for
gamers and I
1:28:24
say that in general and I
understand the
1:28:27
concerns and I'm gonna get into
that and
1:28:29
answer more like looking at the
staff
1:28:31
you'll miss it gamers are
actually in a
1:28:35
really good position okay
1:28:37
and so YouTube as a platform we
act on
1:28:41
behalf of our advertisers and
did you
1:28:46
hear that creators YouTube as a
platform
1:28:48
we we react on behalf of our
advertisers
1:28:52
not you schmuck
1:28:55
gamers are actually in a really
good
1:28:57
position okay
1:28:58
and so YouTube as a platform we
act on
1:29:03
behalf of our advertisers and
1:29:04
advertisers come in all
different types
1:29:07
of preference and preferences
in terms
1:29:09
of the type of content they
want to be
1:29:11
advertising on you have some
advertisers
1:29:14
you say we only want to be on
the most
1:29:17
safe type of content brand safe
1:29:21
available and then we have
other create
1:29:24
advertisers say we'll be on
like any
1:29:25
type of content as long as the
fans love
1:29:28
it like we'll be there and so
we have a
1:29:30
broad range I don't want to say
all
1:29:32
advertisers are the same and so
what
1:29:35
we've done is we've tried to on
she's
1:29:37
gonna do it for another minute
so we get
1:29:40
it she's annoying to listen to
that
1:29:42
enable options for our
advertisers to
1:29:44
figure
1:29:44
depending upon who they are
options for
1:29:47
them to advertise with the
right set of
1:29:48
partners and I think what we
see is that
1:29:53
most of our advertisers just
looking
1:29:57
again at the stats are
advertising and
1:29:59
interested in gaming and so I
looked at
1:30:02
what our advertisers opting out
of you
1:30:05
know they opt out of issues like
1:30:06
sensitive subjects sometimes
like you
1:30:12
know that would be an example of
1:30:13
something that's like high up
on the
1:30:14
list Gaming is not actually
hike on the
1:30:16
list the other thing that we
have done
1:30:19
that has been really successful
is we've
1:30:20
enabled a bird who have enabled
creators
1:30:22
to self-certify themselves
since we
1:30:26
can't figure out what kind of
horrible
1:30:28
crap you're putting together
1:30:29
self-certify is another word for
1:30:32
compliance which means that we
give you
1:30:35
the opportunity for you to tell
us which
1:30:41
which what's in your videos so
how much
1:30:45
profanity is in your video is
there
1:30:46
violence in your video and what
we've
1:30:50
found is that way you know
again it's
1:30:53
not like a free pass in any way
but
1:30:55
we're not gonna make any
mistakes we're
1:30:56
not gonna think you have
violence when
1:30:59
you don't really have violence
because
1:31:00
you're gonna tell us what's in
that
1:31:01
video and we're gonna trust you
or at
1:31:04
least we're gonna you know
makes you
1:31:06
fucked up there I mean we have
systems
1:31:09
that can check this you sure
that our
1:31:11
systems say the same thing you
know we
1:31:13
have an opportunity to for
creators to
1:31:16
like we checked right if
there's a
1:31:18
difference I check can see like
why is
1:31:19
there a difference yeah why
don't you
1:31:21
all move to bitch huge or
mastodons or
1:31:24
anywhere but YouTube because
you're
1:31:26
going to be disappointed
1:31:30
woman through you know you get
lucky in
1:31:34
these some of these companies
if I'm not
1:31:36
mistaken this woman is worth
almost five
1:31:38
hundred million dollars
1:31:40
oh yeah oh yeah oh yeah she was
really
1:31:44
eyes out there who wanna like
exploit
1:31:46
some rich woman I was gonna say
rich
1:31:49
chick but I don't know yeah
he's not a
1:31:52
chick night chicky man she's a
rich
1:31:54
woman that probably will
squander her
1:31:57
money on dudes while we're in
this
1:32:04
segment just I think there's
been a hack
1:32:07
at ring I got three stories
today all
1:32:11
similar the last one came in I
couldn't
1:32:15
even clip it I figured I'd just
play it
1:32:17
straight from straight from the
video
1:32:19
and that's not worth it here's
the
1:32:28
report a couple in suburban
Atlanta
1:32:29
tonight says the only reason
they bought
1:32:31
one of these rings security
cameras
1:32:33
three weeks ago was to keep an
eye on
1:32:35
the dog wait but on Monday
night while
1:32:40
the girlfriend was sleeping in
the video
1:32:42
you see the night shot person
laying in
1:32:45
bed and the hackers are coming
in and
1:32:47
starting to talk to you cam bed
she
1:32:49
heard a strange voice coming
from the
1:32:52
bedroom camera come on what
you're
1:32:55
hearing is the voice of someone
who had
1:32:57
hacked into their device and
may have
1:32:59
used a stolen password a
digital Prowler
1:33:02
she recorded with her cell
phone I see
1:33:05
the blue light come on and so
I'm
1:33:06
texting my boyfriend saying you
know why
1:33:08
are you watching he's like what
are you
1:33:11
talking about which is also
another
1:33:13
interesting little side note
the couple
1:33:15
doesn't want to be identified
and spoke
1:33:16
with our partner WSB TV in
Atlanta ring
1:33:20
should have the safety
precautions it's
1:33:22
already set in place where you
never
1:33:23
have to worry about it police
here are
1:33:26
investigating and in a
statement ring
1:33:28
says this is no way connected
to a
1:33:30
breach no compromise of their
security
1:33:33
and they're encouraging
customers to
1:33:35
change their passwords
regularly so I
1:33:38
really love how people are
outraged
1:33:42
well your ring should take care
that man
1:33:44
how can they allow that to
happen this
1:33:46
one was the best this family is
1:33:48
fantastic it's Sunday night
cooking and
1:33:50
catching up with her oldest son
through
1:33:52
FaceTime was on this Cape Coral
couple's
1:33:54
agenda we heard the siren until
the
1:34:04
safety measure was turned
against them
1:34:06
someone was using it to peer
into the
1:34:08
Browns private mono my main man
Jacques
1:34:11
it's a boy chanson knows
welcome to the
1:34:13
nose castle the hacker starts
talking
1:34:15
directly to the husband he's
like he's
1:34:17
doing a podcast he says welcome
to the
1:34:19
Noles cast which is their name
the guy's
1:34:21
doing a podcast on their ring
system in
1:34:24
their house the hacker starts
talking
1:34:26
directly to the husband and
wife about
1:34:28
their son wait so did your
child come
1:34:30
out black early kind of like
1:34:32
light-skinned I don't know I
should
1:34:34
mention it's a mixed-race
family who
1:34:39
never appears on this
three-minute
1:34:41
recording but Josephine brown
believes
1:34:43
the person manipulating their
camera was
1:34:46
watching for longer than he
made known
1:34:48
but they haven't they've been
watching
1:34:49
us cuz my that's the only way
you know I
1:34:51
had a son and the only way you
know what
1:34:53
he looks like the hacker
focuses only on
1:34:55
making racial comments spewing
from
1:35:00
their security camera over and
over
1:35:03
again your child look like an
Oreo it's
1:35:05
very hurtful because I mean my
son is my
1:35:08
ratio and the commas he made
she's upset
1:35:12
about the biracial racist
comments how
1:35:16
about the fact that you've been
hacked
1:35:17
lady the guys didn't look at
that yet
1:35:19
was really hurtful fed up with
the
1:35:22
hateful invasion of privacy
1:35:24
can you bring like a web
browser up on
1:35:26
your phone and then type in the
website
1:35:27
that I tell you the camera
batteries are
1:35:30
ripped out Hey go to know the
Browns
1:35:33
called ring immediately the
company did
1:35:35
not respond to my requests but
did tell
1:35:38
the family quote the email
address and
1:35:40
password of one of your external
1:35:42
accounts was exposed in a data
breach
1:35:44
ring believes someone used that
1:35:46
information to gain access into
their
1:35:49
account
1:35:49
Josephine says she is constantly
1:35:51
changing the Wi-Fi password and
believes
1:35:53
the company
1:35:54
needs to step up fixing it put
more
1:35:57
security stuff on there and do
more
1:35:59
updates on the cameras making
sure
1:36:01
everything you know runs the
way it's
1:36:04
supposed to but I don't
1:36:05
yeah you don't know lady
because this is
1:36:09
your life welcome to the Future
someone
1:36:12
got a hold I think they got a
hold of
1:36:14
the Ring database but doesn't
really
1:36:16
matter if people are so stupid
if your
1:36:18
password and your username or
email
1:36:20
address is stolen from
somewhere there's
1:36:22
a high likelihood you've used
the same
1:36:24
password on everything else you
own and
1:36:26
all you have to do is get the
ring app
1:36:28
and then you enter in your
email your
1:36:31
password and boom you're in I
mean this
1:36:33
is this is but there's three
reports
1:36:36
today with the exact same thing
1:36:39
happening so I have to be the
tip of the
1:36:41
iceberg yes and four ring to
say hers
1:36:44
who else is gonna embarrass
themselves
1:36:45
with these reports yeah this is
not a
1:36:47
native add believe me this is
this is
1:36:49
not good so I'm saying yeah
1:36:52
who is going to come forward
and say hey
1:36:54
I got hacked I'm an idiot yeah
I mean
1:36:57
you and then to play all this
you know
1:36:58
abuse of material but now there
is my
1:37:02
really is dumb but it's there
is this
1:37:05
has been predictable no oh yes
smart
1:37:10
refrigerator and the coffee pod
and uh
1:37:12
look and there's an ad right
now on you
1:37:15
know they you know what they
say about
1:37:17
Internet of Things IOT IOT
where the S
1:37:21
stands for security yeah I
thought that
1:37:25
was a good one too
1:37:25
but it's it's there is one
opportunity
1:37:28
here for us
1:37:30
think about how cool you get
about
1:37:32
money-making idea now I'm
thinking about
1:37:34
broadcasting our podcast through
1:37:37
everybody's ring ring doorbell
1:37:39
that's what I want guys like
this is a
1:37:41
good idea I can do a podcast
like you
1:37:43
know like the old the old
Soviet style
1:37:45
follow me come on
1:37:47
we're two point it's just the
tip of the
1:38:01
iceberg is gonna be a it's a I
am loving
1:38:04
it this is the same as the at my
1:38:07
favorite commercial on TV now
there's
1:38:10
they're pushing Amazon's
pushing the car
1:38:12
Alexa car on what's called yeah
is it
1:38:15
what is the device calls that
Alexa yeah
1:38:17
no they echo or which it was it
goes to
1:38:20
echo yeah it's the echo echo
echo car
1:38:23
takes the name mm-hmm and so
they have
1:38:25
this ad and this guy you know
so just a
1:38:27
dubious as this guy driving a
big
1:38:29
Mercedes or something and he
says and he
1:38:32
says Alexa
1:38:36
stop my podcast which I thought
was at
1:38:40
least a plus yeah stop my
podcast and
1:38:43
turn on the lights at home
1:38:45
oh the he's doing that he's
doing this
1:38:47
for his girlfriend or his wife
well they
1:38:50
make you think it's for him
he's coming
1:38:51
right home right I mean it's it
was said
1:38:54
turn on the sexy music playlist
Alexis
1:38:57
trying the lights turn on the
heat turn
1:38:59
up the heat and then you see
just a shot
1:39:02
of the door opening you think
it's him
1:39:03
but it's actually some his
girlfriend
1:39:05
his wife or someone and she
walks in and
1:39:09
she calls him and says Alexa
called
1:39:11
Jimmy his name wasn't he says
yeah he's
1:39:14
thanks for turning on
everything you're
1:39:16
sweet and I said okay and he
gets out of
1:39:18
his car goes to the work he's
going into
1:39:19
work on swing shift or
something yeah
1:39:22
but the whole thing is like I'm
thinking
1:39:23
hey Alexa turn the heat up to a
hundred
1:39:28
and twenty flashed the lights
for the
1:39:31
next half hour the worst part
is and in
1:39:36
that first clip is that the
girl the
1:39:40
girl immediately calls her
boyfriend
1:39:41
says why are you spying on me
believe me
1:39:44
everybody's doing this that's
why that's
1:39:47
why especially people put it
started
1:39:51
with the teddy bear cam and the
nanny
1:39:53
cam and all and they're spying
on each
1:39:55
other spying on you
1:39:57
ah are so funny
1:40:00
well it doesn't will come out
well no no
1:40:04
scenario I won't end well at
all where
1:40:06
this works out no I
1:40:08
if software is involved and
specifically
1:40:11
this never works out it's not
safe no no
1:40:16
and all software has bugs and
the
1:40:18
Internet of Things it's it's
it's
1:40:21
hysterically historically
insecure and
1:40:25
it's made in China so who knows
what
1:40:28
else is going on but people are
John
1:40:32
we're just yelling the clouds
my friend
1:40:35
it was it oh I know that but I
don't
1:40:37
care clouds I caught another
commercial
1:40:42
which was jarring for a number
of
1:40:44
reasons
1:40:46
Adam barked we know dog people
put their
1:40:48
dogs first even in the rain
1:40:51
even at 5:00 a.m.
1:40:53
dog people share the bed in the
blankets
1:40:56
and the pillows
1:40:59
dog people do bath time because
joy is
1:41:02
often muddy and messy of all
the things
1:41:06
we do for the health and
happiness of
1:41:08
our dogs and barks dog DNA test
may be
1:41:11
the most important get it this
holiday
1:41:14
season important and it's a dog
DNA test
1:41:18
and get it this holiday season
yeah I
1:41:22
saw this to effect is one of
the many
1:41:25
things I saw that I didn't clip
but it
1:41:29
included important a poor part
dog DNA
1:41:33
test yeah yeah the dog DNA
Chester you
1:41:37
know that your dog it's a chip
is what's
1:41:40
a ripoff it's a scam well this
is of
1:41:43
course dogs are people too and
this came
1:41:50
up with sandy sandy was doing a
little
1:41:53
thing
1:41:54
sandy OC um and that's what she
talked
1:42:00
to me and he was talking about
maternity
1:42:03
leave and as a good millennial
she
1:42:07
brought it right there where we
needed
1:42:08
her to go miss kressler you
said earlier
1:42:11
by the way she has the most
offensive
1:42:14
she learned this from some
other the all
1:42:16
the douchebags do it in
Congress but
1:42:18
this yeah let me see if I can
so John
1:42:22
are you are you interested in
the
1:42:27
molecular biology of the Frog
and you
1:42:31
start to answer no I'm not
really you
1:42:34
know you you'd answer you'd
answer
1:42:36
differently but it doesn't
matter
1:42:37
because she'll say so that's
I'll take
1:42:39
that as a no I'll take that as
a no so
1:42:42
no you're not I'll take that as
a no
1:42:43
you'll you'll hear it miss
Cressler you
1:42:45
said earlier that you don't
believe in a
1:42:47
minimum wage is that correct
you believe
1:42:49
the market should decide I
don't think
1:42:50
that we should take a job
opportunity
1:42:52
away from somebody if they're
willing to
1:42:54
work at a particular way to the
1:42:55
government is not no you don't
believe
1:42:57
in a minimum wage do you I take
it you
1:42:59
don't believe in health care as
right
1:43:01
either is that correct I
believe that we
1:43:03
should help provide access to
health
1:43:04
care okay do you believe
employers
1:43:06
should offer health care to
every
1:43:07
employee that that they have I
think
1:43:10
that is part of a benefits
package they
1:43:11
should determine what is the
best way
1:43:13
and what do the welcomes oh no
you don't
1:43:15
believe it should be uniformly
offered I
1:43:17
think it should be what workers
want and
1:43:19
what employers okay so the
answer is No
1:43:22
how what is the most common
length of
1:43:25
parental or family paid family
leave
1:43:28
that you have seen in general
it's like
1:43:30
six to eight weeks but it
really depends
1:43:33
and there's not a great there's
there's
1:43:34
not a great simple that tells
six weeks
1:43:36
um do we know how long
1:43:38
puppies are allowed to stay
with their
1:43:42
mothers after a dog has given
birth
1:43:45
I don't eight weeks well so the
market
1:43:48
has decided that women and
people who
1:43:52
give birth deserve less time
with their
1:43:55
children than a dog and I think
that
1:43:58
that at its core has shown that
the
1:44:01
market has failed to treat
people with
1:44:03
dignity and with basic respect
and so
1:44:07
when that happens I think it's
our job
1:44:09
as the public to redefine the
rules of
1:44:13
society and to peep and to
treat people
1:44:15
who give birth with the dignity
that
1:44:17
they deserve I disagree I think
it's
1:44:20
been very successful this is
exactly
1:44:22
what we want we treat dogs
better than
1:44:24
people it's a fact we've been
tracking
1:44:27
this
1:44:30
that was the strangest clip I
think I've
1:44:32
heard for a while yes that does
Cassio
1:44:36
Cortez dog clip back to your
point about
1:44:39
saying I'll take that as a no I
we did
1:44:42
have a clip once where somebody
said yes
1:44:44
and the and the Congress person
said
1:44:48
I'll take that as a no and I
can't
1:44:51
remember which person it was
but it was
1:44:53
one of these one of these
left-leaning
1:44:56
Congress women hmm that doesn't
no no I
1:45:01
said yes
1:45:03
anyway I don't know how to take
I'm
1:45:05
seeing if I can find it but
that's a
1:45:07
tough one
1:45:08
no way of properly labeling
that clip No
1:45:12
so I did get a
1:45:19
well I don't sit somebody's got
a new
1:45:20
podcast that would just switch
a little
1:45:22
bit mm-hmm and this is since we
bringing
1:45:25
this up and kind of brought it
up with
1:45:26
the with the anecdote about the
woman
1:45:29
pouring a half a shot getting
paid less
1:45:33
I have a couple of disturbing
clips ooh
1:45:36
love that so if you remember
foxy Knoxy
1:45:41
the Amanda Knox or whatever
name is that
1:45:43
she's was arrested in Italy
went four
1:45:46
years in jail for something she
didn't
1:45:47
do I'm pretty sure she didn't
do it
1:45:49
murdering her boyfriend in
Italy and it
1:45:51
was a some crazy story it's a
long story
1:45:54
people can look it up she has a
podcast
1:45:56
now on real crime a very
popular topic
1:46:00
in the podcast space it is
mm-hmm in
1:46:03
fact it turns out to be about
ten of
1:46:05
these podcasts are all very
popular
1:46:07
they're not oh there's more oh
the true
1:46:10
crime in podcast is very big
it's big
1:46:13
business and people are turning
it into
1:46:15
Netflix shows it's if you want
to go you
1:46:17
want to go true crime in fact
it's now
1:46:19
lawsuits by magazines
newspapers and
1:46:23
investigative journalists
against
1:46:26
podcasts who are using their
work
1:46:27
uncredited that's how big this
doesn't
1:46:30
surprise me in the least yeah
we credit
1:46:32
our stuff it also I was serial
yeah and
1:46:37
kind of that that triggered the
you oh
1:46:39
everyone does everyone thinks
serials
1:46:41
you know was a plot it was a
podcast but
1:46:43
there's really more of a
recording of
1:46:46
pretty much of Roxie foxy Roxy
who you
1:46:53
think would probably not call
herself
1:46:54
that no you think that night
they try to
1:46:57
tone it down a bit yeah so she
brought
1:47:01
in Laura this is a special
event in
1:47:03
front of a large audience and I
have to
1:47:05
assume from the response of the
audience
1:47:06
that's a large audience of
women mm-hmm
1:47:10
and do go back to the women
theme now
1:47:13
I'm very disturbed by these two
by the
1:47:16
these two clips so she brought
on Lorena
1:47:20
Bobbitt ha ha who cut off her
husband's
1:47:23
penis yeah john bobbitt and
threw it
1:47:26
away at the car window yeah
something
1:47:31
like that
1:47:32
and believe me I know she
brings her on
1:47:36
the her podcast and this is
that we get
1:47:41
to hear the response of the
audience
1:47:43
this is foxy Knoxy Lorena
Bobbitt one
1:47:46
her name is Lorena gallo but you
1:47:49
probably know her by her former
married
1:47:54
name Lorena Bobbitt in 1993
after
1:47:57
suffering years of domestic
violence and
1:48:00
sexual abuse by her then
husband John
1:48:03
she did something that shocked
us all
1:48:07
she made worldwide headlines
and that
1:48:11
turned her into a target for
abuse
1:48:14
harassment and the casual
cruelty of
1:48:19
most of us especially comedians
and
1:48:23
started this long overdue
conversation
1:48:26
about marital rape and abuse
she cut off
1:48:29
his dick I knew was coming so
the crowd
1:48:40
goes wild
1:48:44
that's a violent act just think
1:48:48
condoning violence and it's
cheered
1:48:50
there's a hypocrisy here at
that is a
1:48:52
very deep level very disease
it's very
1:48:55
disturbing if people listen to
this and
1:48:57
you think foxy Knoxy would not
have you
1:49:01
know after being imprisoned
falsely
1:49:05
imprisoned we'd have a little
more
1:49:07
sympathy toward this sort of
corruption
1:49:10
which is what just as far as I'm
1:49:13
concerned this is a corrupt
audience but
1:49:17
let's listen to what she
actually
1:49:18
introduces her and brings her
on stage
1:49:22
because she has had the courage
to
1:49:25
reclaim her identity her
narrative her
1:49:28
legacy and she's become an
advocate for
1:49:31
other battered women so I am
honored to
1:49:34
share the stage with her so
please help
1:49:37
me in welcoming Lorena gallo
1:49:40
[Applause]
1:50:00
all right get that microphone
yes so um
1:50:07
how does it feel to be sharing
the stage
1:50:09
with foxy Knoxy oh brother
1:50:13
yeah I hate my invention
podcasting is
1:50:17
horrible what are we by the way
that
1:50:20
whole Lorena Bobbitt Lorena
Bobbitt was
1:50:23
not so cut and dry to coin a
phrase as
1:50:25
it seems there was a lot of
stuff going
1:50:27
on I lived in Manhattan at the
time I
1:50:29
was on z100 in the morning so I
it was
1:50:33
not as simple as it sounds but
to hear
1:50:36
women hooting and hollering
like that
1:50:39
but at the same time
1:50:40
- not even bad and I that Harvey
1:50:43
Weinstein the most juiciest of
all
1:50:47
douchebag a-holes is going to
get off
1:50:51
scot-free no admission of guilt
by just
1:50:54
paying 25 million dollars - no
he's not
1:50:57
even paying it - who's paying
it Oh
1:51:00
oh my god I mean I just wants
it women I
1:51:04
can speak for both of us
1:51:07
we know Harvey Weinstein's we
know this
1:51:11
is the lowest of all low scum
this guy's
1:51:14
a total dick dousche knuckle
barf bag
1:51:18
and you're and yet it's dude
everyone's
1:51:21
gonna opt for the money so the
guy and
1:51:23
he'll be doing movies again
because of
1:51:26
this no no one's pressing
charges no one
1:51:29
wants to follow through he'll
take the
1:51:31
money what do you mean it's not
true
1:51:33
there's you play the clip okay
let's on
1:51:41
the same day Harvey Weinstein
used a
1:51:43
walker to enter the court where
he's
1:51:44
facing criminal charges a
potential
1:51:46
twenty five million dollar
settlement
1:51:48
with the more than 30 actresses
and
1:51:50
other accusers who filed civil
suits
1:51:52
against the former movie
producer
1:51:54
according to the New York Times
the time
1:51:56
saying Weinstein would not
admit any
1:51:58
wrongdoing and he wouldn't pay
accusers
1:52:00
but insurance companies for his
former
1:52:02
studio which filed for
bankruptcy would
1:52:04
make the payout he'll be able to
1:52:05
basically walk away
1:52:07
from almost all of those cases
without
1:52:10
paying any of his own money to
those
1:52:12
victims a quarter of the overall
1:52:14
settlement according to The
Times would
1:52:15
pay lawyers for Weinstein and
his former
1:52:17
company accuser Zooey Brock
tells NBC
1:52:20
News this settlement breaks my
heart I
1:52:22
have signed it only because I
have
1:52:24
explored every other legal
option and at
1:52:26
this point have found no
alternative the
1:52:29
advocacy group times up also
panning the
1:52:31
deal as too little if this is
the best
1:52:33
the survivors could get the
system is
1:52:36
broken there are also women who
are
1:52:37
relieved who feel like listen
there was
1:52:40
as these legal negotiations
went on in
1:52:42
the pot of money that was going
to go
1:52:44
towards them got smaller and
smaller
1:52:46
there were concerns of whether
or not
1:52:47
there would be any civil
settlement
1:52:50
reached the New York Times
reports
1:52:52
several high-profile accusers
would not
1:52:54
be part of the settlement
Weinstein's
1:52:55
attorneys declined to comment
on the
1:52:57
potential settlement he has
pleaded not
1:52:59
guilty to all criminal charges
earlier
1:53:02
today a judge raised his bail
after
1:53:04
criminal prosecutors said he
tampered
1:53:06
with his electronic ankle
monitor more
1:53:08
than 50 times a Weinstein
attorney told
1:53:11
the criminal court he's having
back
1:53:12
surgery tomorrow and they
insist he'll
1:53:15
show up for trial on January 6
it's okay
1:53:18
this is a settlement in the
works
1:53:19
meaning it's not a done deal
it's not a
1:53:21
done deal yet at the New York
Times
1:53:23
reporting that it would have to
be
1:53:24
approved by judges and with
some lawyers
1:53:26
for accusers already objecting
it's
1:53:28
possible it could fall apart
okay so but
1:53:31
still people want the money
yeah they're
1:53:35
all signing off on the money
again
1:53:37
brings up a number of issues I
think
1:53:40
that pleasant to discuss not
for me and
1:53:43
especially not if we if we do it
1:53:45
properly and now it's time for
sexual
1:53:49
harassment
1:53:50
see it's a segment now and
we're talking
1:53:53
as producer so we can say these
things
1:53:55
but I don't I don't like it I
don't like
1:53:58
the idea that he basically he
does if he
1:54:02
gets off with just the money he
gets
1:54:06
away with it
1:54:07
there are still criminal cases
this has
1:54:10
nothing to do with that
1:54:13
okay we'll see so where's the
where's
1:54:18
lime my money is that he's not
gonna be
1:54:20
doing any more movies oh oh
I'll take
1:54:23
that bet he will definitely
return to
1:54:27
the movie yes this is murica
baby come
1:54:29
back kid you anybody Nixon is a
good guy
1:54:33
all of a sudden
1:54:34
come on now please you can be
it you
1:54:38
know America loves a good
comeback story
1:54:41
yeah Matt Lauer will also come
back
1:54:45
they're all gonna come back it
takes
1:54:46
years there's always a way and
people
1:54:49
forget because people don't
remember
1:54:50
stuff they just they just
forget but for
1:54:54
some that arguing that point
for some
1:54:56
actual uncomfortable talk
there's
1:54:58
something there's a big story
which the
1:55:00
verge of all publications broke
and it
1:55:03
kind of falls it flows into
noodle boy
1:55:06
and the Millennial workforce
and I think
1:55:10
there's a real problem that
that I
1:55:12
hadn't realized but now that
I've I've
1:55:15
read this story I'm talking
specifically
1:55:18
about the CEO of a way the
luggage
1:55:21
company have you followed this
story I
1:55:23
never heard of the luggage so
the away
1:55:26
company it they they're like a
specialty
1:55:30
direct-to-consumer luggage
brand and
1:55:32
it's actually quite affordable
1:55:34
what is luggage really it's a
it's a $5
1:55:37
shell that they that they
stencil out in
1:55:40
China throw a liner in and then
you know
1:55:43
you put a snazzy label on it
you sell it
1:55:45
for 150 bucks it's it's a great
business
1:55:50
so these two women who were
buyers I
1:55:53
think they were in one of the
big one of
1:55:57
the big retail companies they
know they
1:56:00
learned a lot about how this
process
1:56:02
works and they started this
company away
1:56:04
and away has stores you can
order online
1:56:06
of course but they have stores
and their
1:56:08
whole thing is we're all about
the
1:56:09
customer the product isn't is is
1:56:12
secondary it's all about the
customer
1:56:14
experience they have all these
bullcrap
1:56:17
words you know customer
experience
1:56:20
professional you know they're
just rife
1:56:24
with all of these terms
1:56:26
and pouring it on thick is what
you're
1:56:29
trying to say yeah but and but
they
1:56:32
really try to keep this culture
of their
1:56:35
company we're all about the
customer the
1:56:37
customer the customer well
anyway she
1:56:39
was kicked out on all batch she
was
1:56:40
kicked non she was kicked out
of her own
1:56:43
firm because of the abusive
nature of
1:56:47
the company and herself her own
1:56:50
communication and this is a
three-part
1:56:53
series that the verge did and
as I'm
1:56:56
reading it you know there's
just so and
1:57:00
I think this is where the main
problem
1:57:01
stems from the all company
communication
1:57:06
is done in slack so there's no
email
1:57:09
you're not allowed to DM
everything is
1:57:12
done on slack channels and for
those who
1:57:15
don't know it it's it's
basically like a
1:57:17
message board where you can
create
1:57:19
separate topic rooms and a lot
of people
1:57:22
probably have this in the
organization
1:57:24
and because of this everything
the
1:57:28
workforce which is really young
into
1:57:30
millennial workforce everything
the
1:57:32
workforce gets has no context
it's just
1:57:36
text so people are really put
off when
1:57:40
the CEO Steph kori is her name
she said
1:57:45
the following so there's so
there's
1:57:48
suitcases going out that have
the wrong
1:57:51
initials or improper initials
for the
1:57:54
customer and so this is a
problem so
1:57:55
she's bitching on slack and she
says if
1:57:59
whoever is doing these luggage
tags is
1:58:02
brain-dead enough to package up
and send
1:58:04
a tag that clearly has
incomplete
1:58:06
letters it seems extremely
unlikely to
1:58:08
me that our retraining on
standard
1:58:10
operating procedures if going
is going
1:58:12
to be sufficient set of next
steps for
1:58:14
us to ensure that 100% of our
customers
1:58:17
are getting perfect luggage
tags now you
1:58:20
can when you read that you can
hear it
1:58:23
being said as whoever is doing
these
1:58:26
longest taxes playing dad
enough or if
1:58:30
you ever is doing these luggage
dice is
1:58:31
brain-dead enough to package
them up you
1:58:34
see you have no context no
voice but
1:58:37
believe me the kids
1:58:38
we're getting depressed they
started
1:58:41
their own special slack channel
a
1:58:44
private slack called hashtag
hot topics
1:58:47
which was filled with LGBTQ
folks I'm
1:58:51
citing the article and people
of color
1:58:54
and this woman who helped break
this in
1:58:58
this case he was working there
was
1:59:00
relieved to find she wasn't the
only one
1:59:02
who felt uncomfortable with a
waist
1:59:04
purported mission and cope
company
1:59:06
culture and so what were they
discussing
1:59:09
in the secret room I'm quoting
this
1:59:12
person did this not woke thing
those
1:59:15
people did something
insensitive in
1:59:17
other words it was a safe space
where
1:59:19
marginalized employees could
vent so as
1:59:22
I'm reading this I'm like oh my
god is a
1:59:24
bunch of weenie children who are
1:59:27
triggered by the boss saying
hey you
1:59:30
brain-dead get do your job your
job we
1:59:33
got to get because that's our
culture
1:59:34
but as I continue to read
through it and
1:59:36
I and I just went deeper and
deeper
1:59:39
here's what's happening and
it's very
1:59:41
dangerous for the young kids
there so
1:59:44
and oh by the way it's like
work on New
1:59:47
Year's Day work on Christmas
Eve we have
1:59:49
to you know everyone has to
work I'm
1:59:51
gonna be here you know in the
slack
1:59:53
well everybody send a picture
of you
1:59:55
working from home here's mine
you know
1:59:57
and she's there where the under
bed with
1:59:58
her with a mask on you know a
facial
2:00:01
mask and over because we're all
doing it
2:00:03
we're all working hard I think
what has
2:00:06
happened is because of the
instantaneous
2:00:08
nature of communication and
email and
2:00:11
now slack
2:00:13
it is so normal for people to
work
2:00:16
outside of normal working hours
that
2:00:20
they have turned into unwitting
slaves
2:00:23
of all of these companies and
this is
2:00:26
why you're allowed to bring
your dog to
2:00:28
work this is why you have food
on the
2:00:31
premises this is why you have a
2:00:32
hairdresser they these
companies which
2:00:35
really are pieces of shit
companies with
2:00:38
shit product and you know it's a
2:00:40
throwaway item when you think
about it
2:00:42
you can get a luggage anywhere
they're
2:00:45
working these kids to death and
2:00:47
controlling them with this
digital
2:00:51
ecosystem which keeps you
engaged 24
2:00:54
hours a day and they're burning
out and
2:00:57
they're making no money and I
have to
2:00:59
say I kind of feel bad for the
noodle
2:01:02
kids because this is not just
this one
2:01:05
company this is happening
everywhere it
2:01:08
is expected that you work 24
hours a day
2:01:11
you're always on the slack or
what you
2:01:13
know or maybe it's the Google
Docs or
2:01:16
whatever the hell your company
uses
2:01:17
whatever infrastructure and I
think it's
2:01:21
really it's it's harmful and I
and even
2:01:24
though they're not prepared to
work hard
2:01:25
to start off with but they're
really
2:01:28
being enslaved with cheap
gadgets with
2:01:31
cheap little trinkets and it
was it just
2:01:34
just today came in that the CEO
of Ford
2:01:38
is now letting people bring
dogs to work
2:01:40
in a bid to lure tech talent I
think I
2:01:45
think this needs to be looked
at kids
2:01:48
are being abused by the
technology and
2:01:51
these toxic cultures which are
not toxic
2:01:54
for the way people discuss but
they're
2:01:56
not prepared it's it's a text
based
2:01:58
company does that make any sense
2:02:03
well in the context of the
noodle Boyett
2:02:06
makes a lot of sense I'm just
trying to
2:02:08
digest it myself because
2:02:11
the missing element here is
these can
2:02:14
you set it more than once
2:02:16
you must have said it repeated
yourself
2:02:17
two or three times these kids
are not
2:02:20
prepared to work and you can
just stop
2:02:23
right there we've not prepared
to work
2:02:24
in this environment they're not
prepared
2:02:26
to work under these
circumstances they
2:02:27
don't like this boss or that I
mean I
2:02:29
found it seems like the boss is
just a
2:02:31
normal boss if you ask me but I
have
2:02:34
been working in work
environments with
2:02:37
with adults with grown men and
women
2:02:42
since I was in high school and
probably
2:02:45
before that when I was a
paperboy you
2:02:47
know any to man
2:02:49
so I've always been working all
my life
2:02:52
in one way or another and I
found uh you
2:02:56
know I could I could work
environments
2:02:59
well here okay but if I'm
completely
2:03:02
like a like just some kid fresh
out of
2:03:05
school I don't know what to
expect or
2:03:08
what JC has is works for this
very
2:03:12
unique company now that he is
now he's
2:03:16
the old man
2:03:19
and he talked to talks about
like I'm
2:03:22
gonna we're gonna take off the
next
2:03:24
couple days this Thanksgiving
week we
2:03:25
there's no reason to be working
this
2:03:26
week we're not gonna do get any
business
2:03:28
done we get plenty of business
don't we
2:03:29
get back pretty much did not
tow the
2:03:32
line with
2:03:34
his younger supervisor is
younger the
2:03:37
owners of the company said we
don't need
2:03:39
to be working this week so
let's all go
2:03:41
home and how'd that go over it
went over
2:03:44
fine
2:03:44
well because they all said oh
we can do
2:03:47
that by this idea okay so
imagine you
2:03:53
come out of school you don't
know crap
2:03:55
we've already established that
the big
2:03:57
at the beginning of this show
you have
2:03:59
no idea you don't have history
you've
2:04:01
been taught all the wrong
things you
2:04:03
have a debt you need to start
paying it
2:04:06
off you you realize that there
is no job
2:04:09
for what you studied in you know
2:04:11
political science whatever it
may be
2:04:13
your Gender Studies but but but
you do
2:04:18
understand how to use slack you
2:04:20
understand how how to do use
the digital
2:04:22
communication you're already
enslaved to
2:04:25
the phone and then you're given
a few
2:04:26
other cheap trinkets but really
no no
2:04:29
big salary and then your work
to death
2:04:31
and then it's and then you know
you get
2:04:34
triggered by someone saying hey
over
2:04:37
this brilliant brain dead
person that
2:04:39
was actually the first example
as used
2:04:41
in this article and reported on
2:04:43
seriously by the verge as a
toxic
2:04:46
culture are you kidding me
2:04:48
so I feel bad because not only
are they
2:04:51
in turn encouraged by the
writers of the
2:04:53
well they have a probably it
tucks it
2:04:57
toxic toxic culture at the
verge there's
2:05:01
that I wonder I wonder who
wrote it I
2:05:06
don't know it just struck me it
was a
2:05:08
big story and I I completely
missed it
2:05:11
but I started to read into it
like you
2:05:13
know this is actually very sad
this
2:05:17
varies it is probably not a tux
toxic
2:05:20
culture not at all it's just
you know
2:05:23
it's just working for a company
yeah
2:05:25
boss says hey you guys are
screwing up
2:05:28
stop it what am I gonna do the
boss
2:05:33
scolded me and but I see this
in many
2:05:37
companies I see this around
town there
2:05:40
are companies and the young
kids and
2:05:42
that when they have a place to
2:05:43
communicate that is like the
company
2:05:45
place and they can create a
little
2:05:47
secret chat room that's where
the
2:05:49
toxicity actually occurs
because they're
2:05:52
always like oh this guy sucks
that guy
2:05:54
said well it triggered me with
this
2:05:56
treatment i I think I think
that this is
2:05:59
this is a very bad trend let me
put it
2:06:02
that way and it's being
reported on as
2:06:05
these poor kids they you know
and then
2:06:07
the woman got kicked out of her
own
2:06:08
company
2:06:10
yeah just for being a normal
boss kind
2:06:13
of oh I'd love to do an
interview with
2:06:15
her well let's make it happen
2:06:20
now make it happen people you
said big
2:06:24
it happiness is terrible I'm
done what
2:06:28
is he trying to say
2:06:29
make it happen something wrong
with me
2:06:34
[Music]
2:06:36
okay
2:06:37
I think here's the mood what
really
2:06:40
needs discuss discussing I think
2:06:44
what really what really needs
discussing
2:06:47
is what can you do about it
what can you
2:06:51
do about what can you do to
make it so
2:06:53
that you don't have these
secret rooms
2:06:55
and all the rest of us like
just what
2:06:56
what's-his-name said one of the
Strucker
2:06:59
paid know was this other guy
the the
2:07:02
lawyer he says oh it's time for
the
2:07:04
secret society society what
we've had
2:07:08
today are all examples of the
absolute
2:07:12
downside of Technology the
struck and
2:07:15
page text messages they never
thought
2:07:19
about that they never thought I
you know
2:07:21
this will be this will come out
2:07:22
somewhere it'll be used bite me
in the
2:07:25
ass right so now we have the
slack thing
2:07:28
we have the ring thing I mean
all of the
2:07:31
stack all this stuff on top of
each
2:07:33
other and even the BBC reported
on
2:07:37
members of child abuse what's
app group
2:07:42
arrested in 11 countries what
are you
2:07:45
doing on what's app
communicating about
2:07:47
things it's a head slapper to
me it's
2:07:53
just we are going down the
tubes the
2:07:57
tubes are coming down the tubes
with all
2:07:59
of this stuff you know post the
wrong
2:08:02
thing on social media get fired
you know
2:08:05
there needs to be a
preparedness for
2:08:07
people as to what and you've
been a big
2:08:11
proponent of this it's what
your digital
2:08:13
footprint is what you're doing
what
2:08:15
you're leaving behind what
you're
2:08:16
signing up to what you're
getting
2:08:18
involved in I don't feel
necessarily
2:08:21
compelled to the teacher but I
am
2:08:23
noticing that this is a a trend
and it's
2:08:27
a trend within companies with
young
2:08:29
people and it's not working out
well for
2:08:32
these companies there's HR
issues
2:08:34
everywhere ah well the
companies are
2:08:37
suffering yes yes and the
problem is you
2:08:41
have a bunch of dipsh it's
working for
2:08:43
you you can't call them out
properly you
2:08:47
don't know how to do it which i
think is
2:08:49
the big problem yes that yes
boneheads
2:08:51
they come in they're all you
know they
2:08:54
know how to use word they know
all the
2:08:56
tech stuff and didn't ever
2:08:58
worked a job in their life and
you but
2:08:59
you can't really blame him for
that
2:09:01
because there's no jobs
available but
2:09:03
they don't it but they have but
they're
2:09:04
also so justice warriors
underneath it
2:09:06
all on their real expertise is
in gender
2:09:09
studies I got no I know I'm
beating that
2:09:11
joke to death no it's true it's
true and
2:09:14
that's true and they have any
habit
2:09:18
employees and they're all
working behind
2:09:20
the scenes to really hurt your
company
2:09:22
when this article hurt the
company I'm
2:09:24
here oh yeah got the CEO fired
you gotta
2:09:28
keep these people from getting
in the
2:09:30
company in the first place yet
work for
2:09:33
a volunteer organization I have
no
2:09:36
sympathy for these kids well I
actually
2:09:39
found myself sympathizing a bit
with
2:09:41
yeah I mean I know you do you
have more
2:09:42
than I do that's for sure you
don't have
2:09:46
to say that was such an ugly
tone in
2:09:47
your voice that's not necessary
I'm
2:09:49
triggered I'm going to my slack
anyway
2:09:57
just bring it used to call it
tough love
2:10:00
used to be a big deal now it's
like no
2:10:02
nobody even mentions that
anymore you
2:10:04
can't do that yeah you can't do
tough up
2:10:07
doing it plays a you suck you
stink you
2:10:14
know what wait wait I remember
what I
2:10:18
used to edit ER of info were
like
2:10:19
there's this there was this
writer and I
2:10:23
was she she came in and oh you
would
2:10:27
have been you would have been
in jail if
2:10:29
this had been I don't know what
I said
2:10:32
to her but I told her I told
her I was
2:10:35
deconstructing one of her
pieces and I
2:10:37
said you know the problem with
this
2:10:38
article is I get criticized her
and I
2:10:42
just wasn't gonna fire her I
didn't I
2:10:44
did wasn't a mark against her
she was a
2:10:45
good writer generally speaking
but there
2:10:47
was this piece of there like so
the boss
2:10:50
comes in later and says what
did you do
2:10:52
two splits her name she comes
into my
2:10:55
office crying do you remember
what I did
2:11:01
in San Francisco when we had
media yeah
2:11:05
you and I will be chatting
we've been
2:11:07
standing downstairs oh this is
you and
2:11:10
o'clock
2:11:11
it's like 10 o'clock and people
are
2:11:13
coming in I said we start at
8:30 here
2:11:15
to everyone who came scolding
these yep
2:11:20
we start pretty much the whole
company
2:11:21
yeah I said we started 8:30
yeah I you
2:11:27
couldn't do that these days no
I'd be it
2:11:30
I'd be kicked out for abusive
abusive
2:11:33
this is abusive it's very
abusive of you
2:11:35
yes that's my story I'm gonna
show my
2:11:38
food by donation to no agenda
imagine
2:11:41
all the people who could do
this oh yeah
2:11:43
[Music]
2:11:51
yes we do have a few people to
thank for
2:11:53
show 1198 1198 was the show
number bruce
2:11:58
starts us off in Anthem Arizona
with
2:12:00
under sixty three dollars and
84 cents
2:12:04
two weeks tonight hood he says
no nice
2:12:07
he uh interesting hold on a
second okay
2:12:10
good I'm glad he came in I want
to say
2:12:15
I'm sent a message to Bruce
2:12:18
Bruce you are sending your
monies to the
2:12:23
legacy account and I wish you
would go
2:12:28
to de Voort dot org slash na
and find an
2:12:30
appropriate boxes click and go
that way
2:12:33
cuz well I know what you how
you're
2:12:34
coming in on they old account
there's
2:12:36
some old links I believe that
are out
2:12:38
there from ten years ago and
people
2:12:42
still click on them I don't
know I can't
2:12:44
find them
2:12:45
yeah you just be easier for
everybody
2:12:48
well while we're on that topic
I hate to
2:12:50
bring it up but what happened
to our guy
2:12:52
from Australia who sent his
donation
2:12:56
through that new banking system
he's not
2:12:58
on the spreadsheet again huh
that's my
2:13:04
fault
2:13:05
okay but can't let's do that
because
2:13:07
he's been waiting for a month
and yeah
2:13:09
it did come through mm-hmm and
I meant
2:13:12
to send it in with the check
notices to
2:13:15
Eric mm-hmm but it came in at
the wrong
2:13:18
part of the week and I forgot
about it
2:13:20
because someone else used the
same
2:13:23
system I'm looking for the for
the note
2:13:25
no it's worse Australia yes it
came in
2:13:31
as a company name and not a
that's the
2:13:35
same guy no there was someone
else who
2:13:38
did this no I think it's the
same guy
2:13:41
okay I will I will resolve this
it'll be
2:13:44
on the next shot I promise
it'll be on
2:13:46
this show yeah and then I
realized not
2:13:48
you mentioned it well done got
all about
2:13:51
it as usual well done but it's
three
2:13:53
hundred plus dollars yes and
it's exact
2:13:55
it's okay the next show is
gonna be
2:13:57
Sunday it'll be less people
he'll be
2:13:59
he'll stand out more like a
sore thumb
2:14:00
but yes and I wanted to get
with him to
2:14:05
discuss how this mechanism
works because
2:14:07
we're looking for these payment
2:14:08
mechanisms that actually work
with the
2:14:10
bank yeah this one does but it
doesn't
2:14:13
come in with his name that's
what it
2:14:15
came in was just some good
company the
2:14:17
name of the company that does
did the
2:14:18
transfer or something I don't
know
2:14:20
anyway well we'll get it fixed
2:14:22
eventually everything gets fixed
2:14:24
eventually eventually Matt
Davidson
2:14:26
meanwhile is helping fix the
show with
2:14:28
one hundred forty six dollars
eighty
2:14:29
nine cents and he's in Hamlin
2:14:31
New York he had something to do
with my
2:14:35
12/12/12 thing he comes in
which is
2:14:37
crazy number and he said I had
to read
2:14:40
this
2:14:41
he says 12 times 12 times 12 12
12 point
2:14:44
12 times 12 anyway goes I says
too many
2:14:46
synchronicities of repeating 11
11 11
2:14:49
ratio or 1 to 11 every day for
weeks I
2:14:53
have to donate thank you for
that I
2:14:54
don't know how that works
anyway he
2:14:56
needs to go to come at the end
we'll
2:14:57
give it to him yeah
2:14:59
Alex Perkins 1 2 3 4 5 and he's
got it
2:15:02
birthday coming up I believe I
can we
2:15:05
just reiterate for everybody
that the
2:15:07
jingles okay just you can go to
Dvorak
2:15:10
org /na and you can read
exactly how it
2:15:14
works
2:15:15
executive producers an associate
2:15:17
executive producers are $200
and $300
2:15:19
respectively and yes that's
where we get
2:15:21
jingles played we don't just
for length
2:15:25
of the show don't take jingle
requests
2:15:27
underneath that not to be mean
but you
2:15:30
know it's just too much somehow
people
2:15:31
haven't figured this one out
they figure
2:15:34
it out and they come in late
new become
2:15:36
is they people don't pay
attention I had
2:15:38
a guy write me hey how do I get
my ring
2:15:45
I'm not critical I don't know
you can do
2:15:50
no but on every single show
right after
2:15:54
you do the announcements of all
the
2:15:56
nights you yes me on every
single show
2:15:59
without exception I do not
remember a
2:16:02
show where you didn't well it
must
2:16:03
unless we don't have nights
like today
2:16:05
no knighting but if there's a
knighting
2:16:07
yeah you always right you tell
the night
2:16:10
know how to get ring and it's a
very
2:16:12
simple process and no agenda
nation.com
2:16:15
slash rings and you will find a
form to
2:16:20
fill out and you fill it out
and you do
2:16:22
you repeat it as hundreds of
times
2:16:24
solid yet nobody hears it I
know but
2:16:29
that's just the way it is
that's why we
2:16:30
have to defect that's one of
the things
2:16:31
about our show that's why we
have to
2:16:33
repeat old news stories that's
why we
2:16:36
bring in old clips because
people forget
2:16:39
from months and months ago
because it's
2:16:41
not their job it's not the job
of the
2:16:42
public well here's here's a
November
2:16:44
every
2:16:44
said on this show here's
another one
2:16:49
and this is from Alex from
Kurrajong in
2:16:52
New South Wales just following
up on a
2:16:55
donation I made via PayPal back
on the
2:16:57
23rd of November I made a
donation of 52
2:17:00
Australian dollars which worked
out to
2:17:02
be $34 I am yet to hear the
donation
2:17:05
beer out at red out during the
second
2:17:07
donation segment I wasn't going
to
2:17:09
bother but my good mate who hit
me in
2:17:11
the mouth encouraged me to
follow up
2:17:12
I've been listening for a while
and this
2:17:14
was my first donation I must
admit that
2:17:16
I felt additional pressure to
donate as
2:17:18
I was attending the Cindi
Sydney meetup
2:17:20
a couple of days later and
could not
2:17:22
attend with my douche bag status
2:17:24
requesting a deduction at your
earliest
2:17:26
convenience
2:17:26
so I email emaki said the say
you know
2:17:30
we don't read anything under
$50 and you
2:17:32
came in under 34 so I thought
that
2:17:35
because it's Australian dollar
redos
2:17:38
that it's automatically
translated one
2:17:40
for one I said well that's
really only
2:17:43
for executive and associate
executive
2:17:45
producers but just think
logically if it
2:17:47
comes in at 34 I'm never gonna
see that
2:17:49
I may read your donations
because I look
2:17:51
through the list but that's
never gonna
2:17:53
pop above 50
2:17:56
if you're doing accounting for
2:17:58
knighthood you can you you can
yes yes
2:18:01
you can the spreadsheet that
one it's
2:18:04
never going to Jack let me do
some
2:18:06
others you've been deduced so
that's
2:18:10
just my point is that you know
we have
2:18:13
to reiterate it yeah we have to
keep
2:18:14
telling people that's all right
2:18:17
what else do we do we're
podcasters
2:18:19
might as well Sir Arthur gobut
say yes
2:18:29
guess where's Jean dump now
wait he sent
2:18:32
me a special note Adam after
making my
2:18:36
birthday donation yesterday
which i
2:18:38
think is what you're reading at
now
2:18:39
right yeah yes my mom phoned me
with the
2:18:43
news my dad was taken to the
hospital
2:18:45
the day before we still don't
know
2:18:47
exactly what's wrong but being
80 makes
2:18:49
the doctors cautious hope he's
back home
2:18:51
soon please give him a health
goat karma
2:18:53
seems to be the right sort for
living
2:18:56
and rural throwning it regards
barren
2:18:58
sir hugger of kitties protector
of
2:19:00
cloning and of course we're
gonna do
2:19:02
that course you've got he's not
listed
2:19:10
on the birthdays because he
never
2:19:12
mentioned the word birthday in
his note
2:19:17
yeah okay so it's seven time so
what
2:19:20
does he turns 49 he started my
fiftieth
2:19:23
tribute George 5000 K twelve
twelve
2:19:26
which is guess what I'm gonna
put her in
2:19:29
hey you don't have to guess but
it's
2:19:30
today but barons Sir Arthur go
bets
2:19:36
hugger of Kitty's fifty today
okay so we
2:19:43
solved a lot with that good
meeting John
2:19:45
thank you good meeting this is
one of
2:19:50
the rare meetings which is
genderless
2:19:52
but there will be notes to the
board for
2:19:59
approval as cleared by the
lawyers okay
2:20:06
Kevin Silverman and
2:20:08
Severn Maryland one two one two
one
2:20:11
another birthday boy
2:20:13
got a lot of birthday we had no
2:20:14
birthday's in the last show for
my
2:20:16
naughty and now we have zero
nights and
2:20:18
titles just birthdays yeah oh
this is
2:20:22
the cyber strike guy Oh ITM now
just
2:20:25
won't be too long into donation
marks
2:20:27
two years of listening to the
best
2:20:28
podcast universe and one year
of monthly
2:20:30
donations I blew my night
status earlier
2:20:33
this year by I'm too lazy to
stop the
2:20:35
$20 to 20 month layaway program
excuse
2:20:40
me wait a minute so I guess
you'll
2:20:42
mention me twice today anyway
thank you
2:20:44
very continued analysis and
witty banter
2:20:46
and he's got his birthday he
says my
2:20:49
band cyber strike also has a
show that
2:20:51
day in Baltimore so if anyone
has likes
2:20:55
good heavy-metal look up the
depot oh
2:20:57
yes have a big show near Miami
Beach on
2:21:00
January 5th so please send some
music
2:21:03
karma our way we'll put that at
the end
2:21:04
thanks no jingle sincerely you
don't get
2:21:07
jingles as we mentioned
sincerely sir
2:21:09
silver side of the silver
dolphins so
2:21:12
his band his name's cyber
strike that
2:21:13
sounds oddly familiar yeah
didn't he do
2:21:16
the song for us that that
interesting
2:21:19
song that I can't remember the
title but
2:21:21
was like a good it was a good
hard metal
2:21:23
80 style metals or punk there's
a
2:21:28
different band did Punk um no
no this is
2:21:31
a metal band he wouldn't do
punk no I
2:21:34
played with it I don't remember
2:21:36
okay well Kristoff pie food
comes up on
2:21:39
the next on the next sell 100
left
2:21:43
dollars 11 cents in Buckeye
Arizona Tim
2:21:46
Lang and that San Francisco huh
2:21:49
$100 he's wondering a weight
loss karma
2:21:53
put that at the end he's put 10
2:21:56
kilograms once again San
Francisco using
2:21:58
kilograms weight well he says
indulge
2:22:00
excuse me in the delicious
cuisine out
2:22:02
here in Gitmo nation stinky
durian
2:22:05
Singapore's and Singaporeans
Singapore
2:22:07
he said one question I was
wondering if
2:22:09
you're on air quarreling is
staged to
2:22:12
increase donations I always
feel like
2:22:14
donating when Papa John and
Papa Adam
2:22:16
are grousing at each other
really
2:22:18
because of this Adam jerk
2:22:22
it's so it lit but here's a
little
2:22:25
secret every single time we've
tried to
2:22:28
rehearse something script
something set
2:22:32
something up
2:22:33
it's a massive failure we are
2:22:35
incompetent we're good at
living though
2:22:38
no that's real and people yeah
people
2:22:43
don't like that I'm like that's
the hope
2:22:45
that's the whole point of our
show we
2:22:48
don't talk outside we don't
talk about
2:22:49
anything outside of the show
2:22:51
everything's on the show they
all of it
2:22:54
well including the dirty
underwear
2:22:59
know about that well the dirty
laundry
2:23:01
know this yes no weed yeah if
that was
2:23:05
our business model is pretty sad
2:23:07
hey I know man let's argue that
gets
2:23:10
people to donate it's usually
John being
2:23:20
a dick about something not very
rarely
2:23:23
Norman tar meanwhile in Beverly
2:23:26
Massachusetts comes in with the
honey we
2:23:27
have a bunch of hundred dollar
donors
2:23:28
including Sur media filter
Andrew Newton
2:23:32
Gerald Preston and Rob Van Dyke
in the
2:23:36
Holland
2:23:40
throw $100 donors sure Chris
meanwhile
2:23:42
88 73 in Arlington Virginia
cirqueo hold
2:23:45
on I'm sorry I don't mean to
interrupt
2:23:46
but the sir Chris our night
Carmi says
2:23:49
I'm in Fairfax Hospital loading
up on
2:23:52
sotalol in prep for another
2:23:54
cardioversion to return to
sinus rhythm
2:23:58
from a fib
2:23:59
I want this cv to take and
stick to
2:24:02
producers please send me
thoughts and
2:24:04
prayers of and light and such
the show
2:24:06
has been gangbusters lately I'm
gonna do
2:24:09
it right it may be the goat
will help
2:24:14
he's on no agenda social and
out like a
2:24:18
light it's it sucks it's a
horrible
2:24:21
thing he's got there some all
right and
2:24:23
it's in my oh it's my hospital
it's
2:24:25
where I was born
2:24:25
oh no he's Fairfax sorry I was
born in
2:24:29
Arlington hospital in Virginia
Arlie
2:24:32
Arlington Virginia yeah today
we're near
2:24:36
Langley yeah that's where they
implanted
2:24:38
me obviously
2:24:39
so her calves comes up at 8421
and he's
2:24:42
in Denmark um London Kew
Gardens now
2:24:47
she's in Kew Gardens but it
says den oh
2:24:49
it says emptying out the old
PayPal
2:24:51
account yes people should empty
out
2:24:53
their PayPal account yes into
ours yeah
2:24:56
this is well we put it to good
use
2:25:00
Alexander soles Berger 800 8 in
2:25:03
Deutschland Joseph white Shaw
in Miami
2:25:07
Florida that I came in with 77
77 I have
2:25:11
a note from him if you want to
just hold
2:25:13
on one second yeah I'll hold on
in fact
2:25:24
[Music]
2:25:27
I'm a douche bag no Maury says
almost a
2:25:30
year ago I was introducing your
show by
2:25:32
my godson James since then I've
enjoyed
2:25:35
countless hours of your podcast
actually
2:25:37
I can no longer in good
conscience
2:25:39
remain in the stands with the
other
2:25:41
douche bags that are listening
and not
2:25:43
giving here's my first check to
77.7
2:25:48
kindly d douche me
2:25:52
you've been deduced let's karma
put that
2:25:57
in the in the end and by the
way his
2:26:00
name is Jo white WICHE and he
says if it
2:26:04
matters my last name is
pronounced white
2:26:06
sha white you like the ex
football coach
2:26:09
oh of course I remember but I
always
2:26:13
sell I did actually I think he
was one
2:26:15
of the coaches at Cincinnati
another
2:26:17
specialist but I always thought
that the
2:26:20
sports casters always called
him Weiss I
2:26:22
don't know well I do now I've
confused
2:26:28
Matthew Mungle
2:26:30
$69 mark Tanner a buddy in
Whittier
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California Barron sir mark
tanner
2:26:35
six seven eight nine Donald
Richards 60
2:26:38
Chris
2:26:42
Grimm all I guess in Kingston
new yes I
2:26:44
was right from all he says the
show is
2:26:47
absolutely the best podcast in
the
2:26:49
universe thankfully sir code
monkey
2:26:52
sixty Jim Buell in Spring Hill
Tennessee
2:26:56
sixty these are all twelve
twelve this
2:27:00
from celebrate twelve twelve
got it oh
2:27:02
wait how we got to sixty it's
five times
2:27:05
twelve a Jeffrey Jack sixty a
William
2:27:08
halston sixty Andrew Terry
sixty it's
2:27:12
not a big group but is a group
2:27:13
Erin Newberry 53 55 33 well I
see an
2:27:17
Andrew Terry who had a douche
bag
2:27:21
requests oh sorry
2:27:23
please call liffe odd out as a
douche
2:27:27
bag oh of course
2:27:29
sprinkle some karma on you and
Adam no
2:27:33
I'll sprinkle that later
2:27:35
Erin Newberry Erin Newberry 55
33
2:27:41
Anthony Rodriguez in Tucson
Arizona and
2:27:45
Anthony says thanks again both
for
2:27:48
positive influence gave broken
laptop to
2:27:51
12 year old daughter Adams
advice
2:27:53
installed mint 19 and it was a
bonding
2:27:57
moment John's advice easy setup
made it
2:28:00
fun and now we have GIMP that
kid can be
2:28:05
President of the United States
GIMP but
2:28:08
you should just give the kid
the laptop
2:28:11
and say install mint but you
did it
2:28:14
together I like that beautiful
yeah she
2:28:18
can do the upgrade sudo apt-get
upgrade
2:28:23
I bet it was you know I'm very
keep us
2:28:26
informed Anthony I want to know
how how
2:28:28
she progresses if she keeps to
use it if
2:28:30
she does stuff is she yeah
thank you
2:28:32
thank you for taking our advice
we have
2:28:34
OPI a whiz yes she will because
once you
2:28:38
get Linux you can do the rest
that stuff
2:28:40
is easy needs your Linux you
can fly a
2:28:44
rocket ship to the moon yeah
pretty much
2:28:46
get that good although that
particularly
2:28:49
that mid nineteen foot install
of all
2:28:52
the extra apps is pretty
complete it's
2:28:54
pretty
2:28:55
Dave stickler in Wallingford
Connecticut
2:28:57
uh he's got a birthday we got
him on
2:29:01
here 5150 he had a note too
wasn't a big
2:29:04
one while you look for it he
has a
2:29:05
request I got right he says I
need a
2:29:14
doodie douching got hit in the
mouth the
2:29:16
years ago by my two brothers
mm-hmm I
2:29:19
said why would I want to listen
to a
2:29:21
podcast of a former VJ I used
to watch
2:29:26
the a former VJ I used to watch
in
2:29:29
junior high and a computer guy
I've
2:29:32
never heard of well
2:29:36
that's marketing in it how
we've fallen
2:29:40
so I started listening last
January on
2:29:45
on the Arizona road trip with
my brother
2:29:48
Rob who I'd like to call out as
a douche
2:29:51
bag
2:29:54
thanks again for the best
podcast in the
2:29:56
universe no that's the thanks
that his
2:29:59
brother got for introducing him
to the
2:30:01
show with it who knows who old
VJ and I
2:30:04
know so horrible dumb columnist
you
2:30:10
can't do anything you do the
best you
2:30:12
can yes oh you know what
2:30:14
we rely on doing good work oh
that's
2:30:18
right yes good work good works
Network
2:30:23
anyways who Brian Burgess
pelican beach
2:30:30
50-33 that's in Minnesota nuts
Pelican
2:30:32
brown people are $50 donors
name and
2:30:34
location if applicable the Kevin
2:30:36
Silverman and severan oh that's
the
2:30:39
second one yeah he came in
earlier yep
2:30:42
Robert Kerr Beck in Essex bill
of
2:30:45
Michigan and Dre or Andre or
and Ray
2:30:49
cloths Robert Michael boom
London UK
2:30:54
mm-hmm Roy ten Ahava in pine
knocker
2:30:57
mm-hmm uh Sean maquettes
Netherlands
2:31:01
john mckean uh he won say it's
true
2:31:06
sometime along the line
2:31:08
Robert deccan a into kini
detainee
2:31:10
deccan a in Fairfax Virginia
Russian
2:31:16
touch coughs yeah I think I
meant I
2:31:18
think he's a Russian spy
2:31:20
he was always a he's in the
meet up yeah
2:31:23
oh well they had every meet up
by the
2:31:25
way when we said this before
I'm gonna
2:31:26
just reiterate pretty much I
miss you
2:31:30
and your next-door neighbor
probably not
2:31:32
but generally speaking most
meetups have
2:31:34
one spook yep to keep track to
keep tabs
2:31:38
on this underground network and
you just
2:31:42
being a spotter that's easy to
do and
2:31:49
they have good things to say
they're
2:31:51
very cool yeah Kimberly Redmond
in
2:31:54
Toronto Ontario
2:31:56
Jonathan Farris and liberal
Kansas drew
2:32:00
Moe Chuck is El Cerrito mm-hmm
down the
2:32:03
street from me actually Phil
done in
2:32:05
Newport Beach California
Jeffrey's
2:32:08
cinnamon in South Euclid Ohio I
can't
2:32:11
like the gravel in my voice yes
sexy
2:32:14
Stephen Kirkpatrick in Langley
2:32:17
Washington and last but not
least Jason
2:32:20
deluzy Oh in chats fir'd
Pennsylvania I
2:32:25
want to thank all these folks
for being
2:32:26
the producers for the show 1198
we had
2:32:28
another show $11.99 coming up
on Sunday
2:32:30
yeah that'll be it's just one
more until
2:32:33
until the big 1,200 1,200 shows
again
2:32:36
this is the longest job I've
ever held
2:32:39
down in this one well thank you
to our
2:32:43
producers and once again to our
2:32:45
executive producers and
associate
2:32:46
executive producers it's highly
2:32:48
appreciated what you do here
and thank
2:32:50
you to everybody came in under
$50
2:32:52
you're on those programs we
must have
2:32:54
gotten some 12 12 cuz that was
part of
2:32:56
the promotion for for today
wasn't it
2:32:58
yes it was the low end of the
of the
2:33:01
spectrum for promotions and we
did get
2:33:03
quite a few 12 so yeah we have
go to 96
2:33:07
this is wonderful for about 20
well I
2:33:11
would thank you but you can
really thank
2:33:13
yourself because it's your
podcast and
2:33:16
you're producing it and you
should be
2:33:17
mighty proud of it we may not
be an
2:33:19
award winner anymore
2:33:21
did you see who won awards are
so so
2:33:25
fake let me see if I still have
that we
2:33:29
discussed that yeah but I
wanted to
2:33:31
share this one this is CC Kara
Swisher
2:33:35
who has been awarded podcast of
the Year
2:33:39
by adweek magazine but listen
to this
2:33:41
little back and forth
2:33:46
okay that's unlistenable I'm
sorry I
2:33:48
don't know what happened could
you even
2:33:49
hear any from the podcast
here's the
2:33:55
Karma's as requested and some
job in
2:33:57
health jobs jobs and jobs for
job you've
2:34:05
got Borg / na
2:34:20
I got a couple of belated
birthday is to
2:34:22
start off with we have
circumvent says
2:34:24
happy birthday to his daughter
Christina
2:34:26
she turned 26 on December 10th
dave
2:34:29
stigma celebrated on the 8th of
december
2:34:31
alex Perkins is celebrated or
celebrate
2:34:33
yesterday and looking forward
Kevin
2:34:36
Silberman has his birthday in
the 14th
2:34:38
sir Finch says happy birthday
to his
2:34:40
sister-in-law Nicole she'll be
2:34:41
celebrating on the 19th that'll
be our
2:34:43
show number 1200 Francis Albert
Sinatra
2:34:46
would have celebrated his
birthday today
2:34:48
Thank You Darren Oh for
pointing that
2:34:50
out
2:34:50
and finally Baron Sir Arthur go
boots
2:34:53
hugger of kiddies turns 50
years old
2:34:55
today we say happy birthday for
2:34:56
everybody here at the best
podcast and
2:35:02
what do we have oh I think we
should do
2:35:04
a shouldn't we do a quick Meetup
2:35:09
overview taking place today
Myrtle Beach
2:35:20
it's the Christmas meet up at 7
o'clock
2:35:22
that'll be at the venue in
Myrtle um oh
2:35:27
look for heads on sticks meet
at venue
2:35:30
okay rusty Jones go to no
agenda meetups
2:35:32
calm so you can find out
exactly where
2:35:35
to be Saturday we had the no
agenda
2:35:37
Central Texas sheet up that's
the new
2:35:41
name it's the shit it's the
meat shoot
2:35:43
up but it's the sheet up the
official
2:35:45
black bear net of the No Agenda
armory
2:35:47
invites you to the first-ever
no agenda
2:35:49
meat shoot this event will be a
day-long
2:35:52
event held as the Lone Star gun
range
2:35:54
outside of Lockard Texas come
rain snow
2:35:58
or shine and I'm gonna be there
I'm
2:36:00
going with sir Jean and we're
bringing
2:36:02
I'm bringing some of my stuff
but jeans
2:36:04
got the hardware ladies and
gentlemen be
2:36:06
on the lookout for sir Jean the
Duke the
2:36:10
Earl what is he that is nee the
sheriff
2:36:12
to Marriott Duke he's a sheriff
no yeah
2:36:15
he's an earl or Duke by now he's
2:36:17
something else yeah I think he
pushes I
2:36:20
think it's Earl so gene came
over Friday
2:36:24
he had promised that he would
cook for
2:36:27
us oh my god so he shows up
2:36:32
he backs his truck up to the
front door
2:36:34
he's wearing a chef's outfit
John right
2:36:38
down to the black crocks I mean
he's got
2:36:40
the whole thing the whole look
is like
2:36:42
he's got the chef's garb on and
2:36:45
everything I have to say sir
Jean can
2:36:48
cook man when he cooked oak say
it was
2:36:51
four-course meal which he told
us about
2:36:53
which is a lot does a lot of
food
2:36:56
it was butternut squash soup
which he
2:36:58
had he first had air fried the
squash
2:37:00
with the with the onions and
the carrots
2:37:03
and then and then he put them
in the
2:37:04
insta pot and then he put it
into the
2:37:06
soup and put pieces of it and
goat
2:37:08
cheese melted in there that was
2:37:10
fantastic
2:37:10
then he had a pork loin rolled
up with
2:37:14
walnuts and cranberries then a
filet
2:37:18
mignon followed by homemade
right there
2:37:20
he brought the ice cream maker
hemp ice
2:37:22
cream oh really
2:37:25
the whole meal was dynamite now
we
2:37:28
started eating or she came it
like 6:30
2:37:31
we didn't finish eating until
11:00 what
2:37:34
it was insane anyway come and
meet sir
2:37:38
Jean at the at the sheet up I'm
looking
2:37:41
forward to it that's gonna be a
fun one
2:37:42
it's been a while since we've
just gone
2:37:44
and apparently this gun range
is you
2:37:47
know they're not like they're
safe but
2:37:49
you can just shoot shit up so
yeah
2:37:52
that's what that's the private
ones let
2:37:54
you do that you take your old
TV exactly
2:38:00
for somebody's book a friend of
yours
2:38:03
you don't like put his book
there and
2:38:05
shoot holes in it I've shot
holes in
2:38:08
your book I think I should take
some of
2:38:10
my old phones
2:38:12
old phones are fun does she
have to be
2:38:14
fun to shoot yeah shoot there's
a little
2:38:16
tan alright alright Saturday
the eastern
2:38:19
North Carolina Scheels that'll
be 6:30
2:38:20
Eastern and that is at the
Cleveland
2:38:23
wrasse draft house in Garner
North
2:38:25
Carolina no agenda Central
Florida
2:38:28
bimonthly meet up number three
that'll
2:38:30
be at the deadly sins brewing
in Winter
2:38:33
Park also on Saturday and then
for next
2:38:37
Thursday I'll just shoot ahead
for that
2:38:38
the Charleston South Carolina
holiday
2:38:40
holiday time meet up at 5:30
and that'll
2:38:43
be at Edmunds Cass Brewing
Company Dame
2:38:46
Jennifer Buchanan will be
hosting that
2:38:48
well known from animated no
agenda so go
2:38:51
say hi to her and tell her how
fantastic
2:38:53
she is and well thanks
everybody and
2:38:57
that's it I don't have any more
that
2:38:59
have no Knights I've got no no
title
2:39:03
changes that's where we're at
let me see
2:39:08
that I had no I'm sure we have
some
2:39:10
clips to to leave the show with
well
2:39:15
I've got it quite a bit but I'm
gonna
2:39:16
tease one for the next show okay
2:39:18
mainly because it's really a I
have the
2:39:21
won Miss Universe clip I took
oh yes I
2:39:24
might get a couple more but
this was the
2:39:27
one from the win or her
question and
2:39:28
answer and it had to do with
climate
2:39:30
change this bogus and Harvey he
rolled
2:39:34
his eyes I saw this rolled his
eyes when
2:39:36
he asked should fire him for
that or
2:39:40
actually what they should fire
him for
2:39:41
was his outfit after the circus
folded
2:39:51
even went to the auction now
man Trump
2:39:53
doesn't produce this thing
anymore so
2:39:55
now it's idiots who are doing
it you
2:39:56
know exactly what Trump was
doing it was
2:39:58
much better and he had his
better sense
2:40:01
of these things and these guys
did yeah
2:40:03
I noticed that
2:40:06
well I got here I got one clip
that I
2:40:08
can play it's a pretty good way
to leave
2:40:11
off this is Glenn Beck and he
brought
2:40:14
this guy on Jeff Brown and
apparently
2:40:16
somebody made a I'm not buying
any of it
2:40:19
because I'm not a big believer
in
2:40:21
quantum computing or the fact
that
2:40:23
anyone can get it to Jax t do
anything
2:40:25
and I've talked to people that
2:40:26
reported on this technology for
years
2:40:29
and I can't find one of them
that
2:40:30
doesn't think the whole thing
is fishy
2:40:33
but but this guy Jeff browse
all in he
2:40:38
starts talking about the
homeowners this
2:40:40
clip 147 yeah he comes on and
then Beck
2:40:44
asked the most something that
most
2:40:47
interviewers would not ask they
would
2:40:48
just let this guy ramble but
Beck asked
2:40:50
a question at the end that to
me was
2:40:53
like yeah that's a question
mm-hmm and
2:40:56
right now that computer is
called it was
2:40:59
actually partially built by IBM
and it's
2:41:03
one of the one of the
Department of
2:41:05
Energy's National Laboratories
and it's
2:41:07
capable of something called 200
petaflop
2:41:10
spur ii which is you just
imagine
2:41:13
football-field-sized data
centers full
2:41:16
of racks and racks of very
powerful
2:41:19
computers and servers and the
job is
2:41:22
simply just to compute the most
complex
2:41:25
problems known to man that's
what that
2:41:28
was designed for and one ball
field
2:41:31
sized football field size okay
so you
2:41:34
you connect all of these systems
2:41:36
together in their one large
massive
2:41:38
supercomputing
2:41:39
and the US has the most powerful
2:41:41
supercomputer on earth that's
the summit
2:41:43
and for perspective the the
quantum
2:41:47
computer that was developed by
Google is
2:41:50
the size of a refrigerator Wow
and
2:41:53
there's a couple racks of
equipment that
2:41:55
kind of help orchestrate
everything but
2:41:59
it's it's not a big computing
system
2:42:01
it's the size of a refrigerator
and that
2:42:04
single computer was able to
outperform
2:42:07
sumit the most powerful
supercomputer on
2:42:10
earth and the way they tested
it is they
2:42:12
developed a very complex
problem to
2:42:15
solve and the quantum computer
at Google
2:42:20
solved it in 200 seconds
2:42:25
200 seconds and Google
calculated that
2:42:29
it would take the summit
computer about
2:42:31
10,000 years to solve the same
problem
2:42:34
how do they know they got it
right
2:42:48
that's a great question but now
of
2:42:51
course he can't answer the
question the
2:43:00
cost out to number six and
you're fine
2:43:03
you're good to go bullcrap
2:43:08
well you know the true answer
there is
2:43:11
what is science done for you
lately
2:43:15
that's not the one I wanted
where's dr.
2:43:18
Kiki with her science shut up
already
2:43:20
science shut up well that was a
good one
2:43:24
now I just want to leave with
this
2:43:26
because you're not gonna hear
about the
2:43:28
story anymore and we try to
report on
2:43:30
stuff that you know that that
is being
2:43:35
obfuscated from your view for
very
2:43:36
obvious reasons also I lived in
Jersey a
2:43:39
long time I know Jersey City
extremely
2:43:42
well and there was a a gun
battle in in
2:43:47
Jersey City the other day and
it was
2:43:50
targeted as it turns out it was
2:43:51
anti-semitic it was targeted a
Jewish
2:43:54
bakery it was done with assault
assault
2:43:58
rifles multiple people were
killed oh
2:44:01
you didn't hear about it of
course
2:44:03
because the perpetrators
perpetrators
2:44:06
we're black doesn't fit the
narrative
2:44:09
not a white guy
2:44:11
let's not report but there's
more to the
2:44:13
story officials tonight are not
saying
2:44:15
what the motive for the attack
might
2:44:17
have been a law enforcement
source with
2:44:19
knowledge of the investigation
tells CNN
2:44:21
there was a note found in the
u-haul
2:44:23
which contained both
anti-semitic and
2:44:25
anti police writing on it
social media
2:44:28
posts with similar sentiments
have been
2:44:30
found on
2:44:31
and the New York Times reports
suspect
2:44:33
David Anderson appears to have a
2:44:35
connection to the black Hebrew
Israelite
2:44:37
movement which has expressed
2:44:39
anti-semitic sentiments
2:44:40
experts say investigators are
likely
2:44:43
focusing on whether this was a
hate
2:44:45
crime and whether the two
suspects acted
2:44:47
alone are there other people
associated
2:44:50
with these two who are gonna
continue a
2:44:52
plot combine that with the fact
that
2:44:55
quite often we see copycats
there are
2:44:57
those out there who are being
2:44:59
radicalized and we don't know
the black
2:45:02
Hebrew Israelites do you
remember where
2:45:04
we heard these guys I don't
remember
2:45:06
this remember the kids who the
mag mag a
2:45:09
hat with the American Indian
and the the
2:45:12
covington high school kids oh
yeah they
2:45:14
were being taunted by black
these guys
2:45:18
black Hebrew Israelites and
there's
2:45:20
uncorroborated but some
reporting that
2:45:22
there may be direct connection
to this
2:45:24
group who did this but don't
worry about
2:45:26
it because it wasn't the white
guy so
2:45:28
you're not gonna hear about it
it's not
2:45:30
an interesting story
2:45:32
and besides Trump we're
susceptible to
2:45:38
that too and we all report on
the
2:45:40
Afghani paper yes and papers
which is
2:45:42
another thing that just being
ignored
2:45:44
that's probably the most
important story
2:45:46
of our time actually end of
show mixes
2:45:49
please pay close attention to
sur seat
2:45:52
sitters pew and on man I'll
have that
2:45:53
one up first then we have some
Jesse
2:45:56
Coyne Nelson we've got some
Leola puke
2:45:59
and Jeremy Cartwright and
2:46:02
coming up after the show are no
agenda
2:46:04
stream calm my most recent
interview
2:46:07
with dr. Steve Botanic you can
have a
2:46:09
listen about his book which
will never
2:46:12
be printed you can only
top-load it and
2:46:15
for good reason
2:46:16
and coming to you from
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33 here in the city of Austin
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couple the drone star state in
the
2:46:23
morning everybody
2:46:24
I'm Adam curry and from
northern Silicon
2:46:26
Valley I'm John C Dvorak we
return on
2:46:28
Sunday with another episode of
the no
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agenda show two more to go
until 1200
2:46:32
see you there and remember
Dvorak org
2:46:35
slash n a and such
2:46:43
[Music]
2:46:56
it's the night of December 2019
2:47:00
the IG report drops any minute
2:47:05
there's so much to decide
minutes I'm
2:47:07
Sylvia died minutes can't wait
to see
2:47:10
Hilary in prison
2:47:16
[Music]
2:47:23
in the eyes you
2:47:25
drop suddenly and I see what it
show
2:47:32
age was all a okay denied left
near
2:47:37
subpoena
2:47:40
in a bar barbar
2:47:44
to our the return
2:47:47
[Music]
2:47:52
Stringer's long mr. hewitt
enough man
2:47:59
bring out the love for eternity
so we
2:48:04
never rise above killer
2:48:07
[Music]
2:48:16
[Music]
2:48:16
[Applause]
2:48:19
[Music]
2:48:22
now John Brennan may be above
the law
2:48:25
and a clapper may always run
free
2:48:30
we still might skip a pave but
we'll all
2:48:33
be good slaves because you and
I will
2:48:36
always be
2:48:38
[Music]
2:48:40
there's a teller this solo
2:48:43
deja la Penna trust plan
2:48:48
one day the pool swap will be
trained
2:48:54
man da-da-da-da-dah
2:49:02
in strung along
2:49:04
[Music]
2:49:08
string us along mister Teeuwen
ah man
2:49:12
still must all trust plan
because of the
2:49:18
wise we might don't resist and
things
2:49:22
into our room
2:49:24
[Music]
2:49:32
[Applause]
2:49:34
[Music]
2:49:37
pricing up at a town hall
meeting dude
2:49:42
asked the question he took his
chances
2:49:45
joke that I rape anyone into two
2:49:49
push-ups just to distract from
his son
2:49:51
hunter Biden Nancy was asked
why she
2:49:57
hates Trump she replied with
passion and
2:50:01
worth fumbling impeachment
interest has
2:50:05
been sinking so fast
2:50:07
she must fight to add spice to
the story
2:50:10
[Music]
2:50:24
I seriously think Simon should
retire
2:50:39
you want to check my shape on
let's do
2:50:41
push-up together man let's do
that's
2:50:43
wrong let's do whatever you
want to do I
2:50:45
think he's in denial about the
concept
2:50:47
about the climate crisis so
don't mess
2:50:55
with me when it comes to words
2:51:08
[Applause]
2:51:11
a push-up contest is made a
little much
2:51:13
but like you know I think
2:51:16
a growing number of Americans
are
2:51:18
worried climate change is a
real crisis
2:51:20
the time Person of the Year is
16 year
2:51:23
old climate change activists
Greta -
2:51:25
third they said acknowledge
that climate
2:51:28
change is a crisis intensified
ORMs
2:51:35
Milton in the Arctic and the
Antarctic
2:51:37
extinction of station this is
what I
2:51:39
want to focus on the time
Person of the
2:51:42
Year is 16 year old climate
change with
2:51:45
Greta - bird wild airs droughts
heat
2:51:49
waves intensive storms this is
my
2:52:00
message this is what I want you
to focus
2:52:02
on a global collaboration of
more than
2:52:11
250 news outlets to enhance
coverage of
2:52:14
the climate story a debate
about the
2:52:20
gender of Santa Claus has now
broke out
2:52:22
on Facebook after a mother in
England
2:52:24
that she had been shamed for
not using a
2:52:26
gender-neutral name for Santa
Claus
2:52:29
the mother claimed and the
viral post
2:52:31
that she had been attacked for
using the
2:52:33
name father Christmas to
describe the
2:52:36
bearded character this cause
everybody
2:52:39
in the Facebook group to
completely
2:52:41
erupt and explode on her how
dare you
2:52:44
refer to Santa Claus as father
Christmas
2:52:47
because they think a big fat
man with a
2:52:50
long white curly beard might be
a chick
2:52:54
they might want to date that
chick
2:53:02
[Music]
2:53:10
person Christmas off what
they're
2:53:12
suggesting but he's a blight
and what
2:53:14
are we gonna do with mother
nature it
2:53:21
needs work I have to go
2:53:22
[Music]
2:53:30
mofo
2:53:31
Dvorak org slash and a I'm a
flawed
2:53:36
human being