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smoke enough dope anything has
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Adam curry Jhansi Devore
award-winning
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Nation Media assassination
episode 1200
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live from
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opportunity so 33 here the
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Austin Texas capital the drone
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state in the morning everybody
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I'm Adam curry there from
northern
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Silicon Valley where we're
talking about
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is the impeachment I'm John
Steed
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congratulations John
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we made it yes 1200 episodes of
the best
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part for us for the impeachment
Oh why
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straight Pelosi said knows know
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celebrate know celebrating so
1200
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episodes and to think that 1100
episodes
1:07
ago I said hey I think we had a
good run
1:11
yes to dredge that show up
shows Manas
1:20
goods it's like let's just call
it a day
1:22
I was I was honestly thinking
and that
1:28
was done at the time yes you
were sadly
1:31
mistaken I was mistaken sadly
sadly
1:35
mistaken but
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just looking at my goodness so
many so
1:43
much feedback this week it
really has
1:45
been incredible I've also been
I've I've
1:48
taken because new I have my
lubuntu
1:52
Linux set up and I've got claws
mail
1:54
which is the most configurable
email
1:57
client you've ever you've ever
seen in
1:59
your life so I've got all these
ways of
2:01
responding I've got templates
and you
2:04
know I can add things and
personalize
2:05
and so of course I'm replying
to people
2:08
hey thanks Jason that was great
and what
2:11
that really creates is more
email
2:14
because then people say oh we
replied
2:16
let me reply you're welcome
yeah stuff
2:19
like that it's just another
email I have
2:21
to deal with but so many good
things
2:24
coming in was adamant clause
mail calm
2:27
and there you go
2:28
try that please
2:30
and people are even tweeting me
now
2:32
about things you've said well I
will
2:40
admit it's a witch's curse the
witches
2:42
curse
2:42
yeah put on you to bless in my
email
2:46
load as if you read all your
emails
2:50
anyway well still they still
accumulate
2:55
so just to put everything into
2:58
perspective yesterday we had
the what
3:02
was it the whole day was 30
seconds of
3:05
this guy one minute of that
lady in this
3:08
get back and forth and it was
just like
3:10
ping pong ping pong ping pong
now I went
3:13
out no he doesn't you suck I
went out to
3:19
run a couple of errands you
know and
3:22
found myself in the midst of
the people
3:25
shopping let me tell you
3:28
I didn't see anybody looking
all worried
3:31
about impeachment I didn't see
people
3:32
standing around monitors
watching this
3:35
take place this historic event
the
3:39
people don't care I don't think
if you
3:41
walk down the street right now
people
3:42
say I don't know are they done
with that
3:44
yet I haven't figured it out
yet it was
3:47
it was you know cuz I remember
the Nixon
3:49
impeachment of course I remember
3:52
Clinton but Nixon was WOW man I
remember
3:55
the the the Watergate tapes my
3:57
grandmother would send
cassettes to my
3:59
mom but the whole world was
really tuned
4:01
in then Clinton I think was
much bigger
4:04
than than this although I don't
really
4:06
specifically recall the
impeachment vote
4:09
do you remember when was it as
as just
4:12
unimportant they seemingly to
everybody
4:17
well the it was more of up you
know the
4:22
be honest about it Clinton
actually
4:24
committed felonies and and
Trump hasn't
4:29
so even so the felony was like
4:31
protecting the you know
protecting his
4:34
little mostly estate at a with
Monica
4:38
Lewinsky and so it was like it
there was
4:40
teetering yet he you know
because what
4:43
happened and this one was kind
of like
4:45
it was kind of semi semi delude
and kind
4:48
of an embarrassment and then
Clinton had
4:51
already been known as a kind of
a
4:53
Rambler you know he's been you
know but
4:56
but were people you know
thinking about
4:58
it talking about it is I would
say was
5:02
very equivalent yeah only it
was more it
5:04
was that it was the can he well
you also
5:08
we had sex involved which was
much you
5:10
know much cooler actually for an
5:11
impeachment I mean this is the
most fun
5:17
things yes we learned that
blowjobs
5:18
isn't sex yeah which helped a
big the
5:22
economy but I can sum up
yesterday with
5:26
four phrases
5:29
for phrase for phrases here we
go I took
5:33
an oath National Security the
solemn day
5:38
you got that one no one is
above the law
5:41
and my favorite integrity and I
cannot
5:45
stop my brain from flashing the
South
5:48
Park Tegrity weed every time I
hear
5:50
someone say that's a genius
phrase those
5:53
guys came up with integrity
lots of
5:55
integrity national security and
people
5:59
are actually saying that
national
6:01
security was damaged because
Russian is
6:05
our enemy and some javelin tank
Buster's
6:10
was going to save us from
Russia I mean
6:13
the whole thing is just the
national
6:17
security thing is lame but my
favorite
6:19
one is the Law & Order
6:20
oh no is Bowie law and order
lawyer
6:23
meanwhile this is the same
party that
6:25
condones 11 million illegal
aliens
6:29
sanctuary cities bring nation
of laws
6:33
yes no one is above the law I
mean it's
6:35
ridiculous in fact no one is
above the
6:37
law except a large portion of
illegal
6:40
immigrants they're pretty much
about the
6:41
law in the United States there's
6:46
something else I noticed okay
we had a
6:49
switch switch and it was kind
of it was
6:52
creeping up for a past couple
of weeks
6:54
but we switched from founding
fathers to
6:58
the framers
7:00
and yes yeah that's that there
you go
7:03
there were cuz they were
framing yes
7:06
it's in their mind they were
thinking
7:09
the founding footnote the
framers the
7:11
and I think differently only
framers is
7:13
are these Democrats it's shift
Nadler
7:16
and Pelosi they are the actual
framers I
7:18
don't know if that was
subliminal I
7:21
think that's a 10-point catch
high just
7:31
and it hit me it's like oh my
goodness
7:33
this this is this is something
in their
7:35
deep deep consciousness that's
coming
7:38
out the framers it is the
framers of the
7:42
Constitution but that's not or
that
7:44
wasn't used as much that I can
recall
7:46
over the founding fathers
nobody used it
7:48
and then well let me see I I
will say
7:54
and of course we'll do some
stuff from
7:56
the past couple of days but
last night
7:58
um Nancy Pelosi man she had a
dynamite
8:03
dress on I thought she was
dressed
8:07
perfectly her hair she had the
did you
8:10
see she had the the mace she
was wearing
8:13
the mace pin which I didn't
even I
8:15
didn't had to learn about this
you know
8:17
the mace in in the House of
Commons in
8:20
UK Parliament they have that
staff power
8:27
artifact and they had to bring
it in and
8:29
out and it has some symbolism
yeah it's
8:31
I think it represents the Queen
that
8:34
she's there or in power it's
it's it's
8:36
the it's the power stick
essentially
8:38
there's one of these in
Congress which I
8:40
didn't realize and it
represents the the
8:44
power stick of the Speaker of
the House
8:46
and that yeah and now you'll
see it for
8:49
the for the speaker to her
right in the
8:51
background but for us
television viewers
8:54
to the left and it was a
replica of the
8:57
that has a special name I think
the mace
9:00
it's a ceremonial thing but
anyway she
9:04
was she was wearing her her
power stick
9:06
and everything was great except
she was
9:10
once again chewing her cud or
whatever
9:13
was in her mouth
9:14
and I mean I don't know if you
want to
9:17
start here but she basically
laid out
9:21
the lawfare group strategy
which is
9:24
going to draw this insanity out
even
9:28
further by not sending the
articles of
9:33
impeachment to the Senate and
I'm kind
9:35
of kicking myself because
someone had
9:37
sent me the rules of how this
was
9:39
supposed to work with the
managers we
9:41
heard this term yesterday the
9:43
impeachment manager and I think
the
9:46
impeachment manager takes the
two
9:48
articles of impeachment in a
very
9:49
important looking briefcase and
walks it
9:52
over to the Senate but the
minute the
9:54
managers I think are appointed
not even
9:58
the delivery of the documents
that are
9:59
appointed the Senate has 24
hours to get
10:02
their ass in gear and start
scheduling
10:04
whatever they're going to do
and so
10:07
while I have the clip here of
Pelosi
10:10
almost and it was very messy
because
10:14
people I guess someone was
already onto
10:16
this and and they knew to ask
the
10:18
question so well what are you
gonna do
10:20
now are you gonna send it who's
the
10:22
manager who's gonna course
it'll be chef
10:25
or Nadler or whatever we gonna
point so
10:27
we can send this over to the
Senate and
10:29
I'll just spoil the clip a
little bit I
10:31
said oh no no no no we're not
sending
10:34
anything until we know it's
gonna be a
10:36
fair trial so she has Expo she
the
10:40
strategy has expertly taken
this and
10:44
flipped it on its head to blame
the
10:47
Republicans now is specifically
Mitch
10:49
McConnell for not either ace
10:53
facilitating a speedy wrap-up
of this
10:56
this event or really trying to
subvert
11:00
justice and it's not going to
be a fair
11:02
trial
11:03
have a listen we all won't make
our
11:05
decision as to one we're going
to send
11:07
it when we see what they're
doing on the
11:09
Senate side but that's a
decision that
11:11
we will make jointly
11:14
okay you got to listen to this
what she
11:18
says here you're starting to
act like
11:20
another country don't shout
okay so the
11:25
reporters are yelling and then
she says
11:28
stop stuff that you're sounding
to light
11:30
sound like another country
don't yell
11:32
what is she what what was going
on in
11:35
her mind what other country
11:38
who is she referring to
11:42
well you've obviously got to
slip you I
11:45
don't know no no I don't know I
have no
11:48
idea what she's talking about
11:49
maybe the UK but anyway you're
starting
11:55
to act like another country
don't shout
11:58
okay she's not going to yes sir
I'm not
12:09
been our intention but we'll
see what
12:13
what happens over there it's
not you're
12:17
asking me are we all going to
go out and
12:20
play in the snow this that has
not been
12:22
part of our conversation that
has not
12:25
been part of our conversation
no I've
12:27
never raised the prospect you
asked the
12:30
question I never raised the
process I
12:32
said we're not sending it
tonight
12:34
because it's difficult to
determine who
12:37
the managers would be until we
see the
12:40
arena and which we will be
participating
12:44
so now she's saying we need to
know what
12:47
your process is going to be
before we
12:49
know who are going to a point
which
12:51
kicks off the 24-hour period so
this is
12:54
a very interesting twist that's
all I
12:56
said I never raised the
prospect well
13:00
we'll see what they when they
come
13:02
forward
13:04
it's up to the center to set
this and
13:07
say what what their rules will
be my
13:08
colleagues do you want to say
anything
13:10
about this because it is you
know what
13:13
this is a serious matter
13:14
even though the majority leader
in the
13:18
United States Senate says it's
okay for
13:21
the foreman of the jury to
become
13:24
cahoots with lawyers of the
accused that
13:28
doesn't sound right to us but
let's see
13:31
when they understand what we
have acted
13:34
now aren't they'll understand
what their
13:36
responsibilities are and we'll
see what
13:39
that is but I never raised that
possible
13:43
so she can now hold this for
weeks
13:47
months all of a sudden
13:51
trigger trigger it when it's
when you
13:53
know when she wants to but in
the
13:56
meantime it has given the media
more raw
13:59
meat and the nightmare is not
going to
14:02
end it's just going to continue
the
14:04
bickering the back-and-forth
and now
14:06
it's gonna be Schumer and
McConnell it's
14:10
disses it's a mess
14:14
the shifts show with someone
said that
14:16
yesterday I heard someone
actually says
14:18
L shift show shift actually
when they
14:21
went back to him he's like I
saw that
14:23
little episode mm-hmm he had a
cute
14:26
smile on his face okay I'm
getting
14:27
complemented oh yeah but my
favorite of
14:33
what happened in the media was
this
14:35
letter of the Trump sent to the
Speaker
14:38
of the House which multiple
people
14:41
emailed to me and said wow I'm
reading
14:43
this it's it's almost like no
agenda as
14:48
I think that's good but yeah
we've
14:50
covered all these top if you
see this
14:51
letter this is five course page
letter
14:54
it was and it's a classic
example of the
14:57
two dimensions oh yeah oh
because
14:59
everybody thought it was a
letter of
15:01
genius on one side oh this guy
really
15:04
told her what told like it is
in the
15:06
university oh my god it's just
a litany
15:08
of excuses lame and it was it
was
15:12
amazing the response to the
letter was
15:14
much more interesting than the
letter
15:16
itself guy hello when I read
the letter
15:18
I read it thinking okay this is
a major
15:22
letter that's gonna go into the
archives
15:24
I'm in a hundred years from now
what's
15:26
it gonna be like when somebody
reads it
15:28
and I think it's damning there
was a lot
15:31
more drama no there was a lot
in there
15:33
it was I mean it was pretty much
15:37
everything I think that we've
we've
15:39
looked at and I guess that puts
us
15:41
firmly in one dimension
15:44
but it just seems so
cut-and-dry to me
15:47
and then when you hear the the
the the
15:50
m5m response to it of which I
have two
15:55
separate montages and that
really bore
15:58
no resemblance to what was in
this
16:00
letter I mean it was it was
pretty
16:01
serious stuff and he also ran
down a
16:03
list of accomplishments but
this is
16:06
Supercuts one of the media
coming
16:09
unglued by this letter he sent
an
16:12
absolutely unhinged deranged
six-page
16:16
tweet like letter the tone of
that
16:19
letter where is so discordant
so I'm
16:22
dubbing it a rambling ranting
street of
16:24
rage and the letter was nuts I
mean it's
16:27
just bizarre cuckoo for cocoa
puffs just
16:29
bizarre it is the letter of a
wild man
16:31
that letter is not so what
scares me
16:35
about the letter he's written
16:36
it's crazy town he's trying to
burn down
16:39
the house and a letter for the
ages and
16:41
this is not rational and so out
of line
16:43
it's so completely
inappropriate he is
16:46
impugning her honestly this is
almost
16:49
like a letter that kim jonghwan
road not
16:51
even Steve King I'd say the
kinds of
16:53
things that he did bring sort
of like a
16:55
bad breakup letter I don't
think he
16:58
wrote this letter it doesn't
even sound
16:59
like him I haven't I have
another series
17:02
of that in a minute but I like
what the
17:04
New York Times did was very
interesting
17:06
they published the letter and
they
17:08
marked it up with little with
little
17:11
orange number dots so in the
beginning
17:17
of this letter he says the
articles of
17:19
impeachment introduced by the
House
17:20
Judiciary Committee are not
recognizable
17:22
under any standard of
constitutional
17:24
theory interpretation or
jurisprudence
17:26
they include no crimes and
orange dot
17:29
let's look over orange dot to
the
17:32
articles charged mr. Trump with
abuse of
17:34
power and obstruction of
Congress but an
17:36
impeachable offense does not
have to be
17:37
a specific crime thanks for the
17:40
editorializing then you know it
goes
17:42
unfortunately there was a
transcript of
17:44
the conversation taken and you
know from
17:46
the transcript which was
immediately
17:47
made available ant stops as the
New York
17:50
Times this is misleading mr.
Trump's
17:52
phone call with president
17:53
zalinsky of Ukraine occurred on
July
17:55
25th the White House released a
17:57
reconstructed transcript of that
17:58
conversation on September 25th
it just
18:01
goes on and on they couldn't
just print
18:03
the letter they had to mark it
up here's
18:07
more of the unhinged miss from
the m5m
18:09
wouldn't say about president
Trump's
18:12
fitness for office on the eve
of his
18:14
impeachment the audience is at
home read
18:16
the letter as if Saddam Hussein
or
18:18
Gaddafi would actually have
written that
18:20
letter just have their voice in
your
18:22
head to read this like an
authoritarian
18:23
it's as if an authoritarian
wrote it
18:25
okay let's try that we have to
do we do
18:28
this Mussolini or Hitler or
Saddam
18:31
Hussein do we even even even
hear Saddam
18:33
Hussein speak
18:36
in English this was interesting
everyone
18:40
you and everyone I'll do a
little
18:42
dictator everyone you included
knows
18:45
what is really happening your
chosen
18:48
candidate lost the election in
2016 in
18:51
an electoral college landslide
306 to
18:54
two to seven Patrick Falls New
York
18:56
Times jumps in false mr. Trump
won the
18:59
electoral college with 304
votes to two
19:01
hundred and twenty-seven votes
after
19:03
defections did you even know
that were
19:07
there defection oh yeah so they
fact
19:10
check false him and say he was
three
19:12
hundred and four one of his
many lies
19:17
that's like an authoritarian
it's as if
19:20
an authoritarian wrote it yeah
I think
19:22
right now he's gonna go down as
a you
19:24
know a letter from a two-bit
dictator at
19:26
a banana republic it has that
kind of
19:28
quality to it some might kindly
describe
19:30
it as fiery others would call
it at
19:32
times unhinged there that
letter that
19:34
Donald Trump's said today was
19:36
wackadoodle it was gibberish it
was ugly
19:39
closely responded calling the
letter
19:40
sick I mean what is it about
strong
19:44
powerful women that really puts
in
19:46
trouble over the edge what what
Pelosi
19:50
is a strong powerful woman and
that's
19:52
why it really put him over the
edge and
19:54
why he had to you know why he
had to now
20:01
part of that part of this is
obviously
20:03
intended to not you know to
front to
20:06
frame to use the phrase to
frame your
20:10
opinion of the letter because
we know
20:12
you're not going to read the
letter no
20:15
one's reading the letter
20:16
you know you John you read it I
read it
20:18
I don't think many people in
the troll
20:20
room read it just you know
really read
20:21
the whole thing so I may cuz it
is after
20:23
all no agenda but the whole
idea is make
20:26
it and that was clearly a
talking point
20:28
it sounds like an unhinged
dictator Kim
20:31
jong-un Saddam Hussein I mean
they all
20:34
got the same man they're trying
to group
20:36
him in with dirty dirty
20:38
tomorrow now the funny thing
the only
20:41
thing that was kind of made
some sense
20:42
in that medley of complaints
was Chris
20:47
Matthews in there you tell
these voices
20:50
I'm not hardly telling you yeah
Chris
20:53
Matthews says I don't even
think he
20:54
wrote that well I don't think
you wrote
20:57
it either it was professionally
this
21:00
which actually kind of makes
them sound
21:02
unhinged that letter
21:06
I'm taking this from an
editorial
21:07
perspective course Hammond and
of course
21:09
yes is extremely well written
21:12
professional professionally
written
21:15
letter he there's a team that
put that
21:17
letter together would you say
that Trump
21:20
was one of those game shirts
from as
21:21
long as I might be wrong but
Trump seems
21:24
to be one of those guys who
wants to go
21:26
over everything make sure he
may have
21:30
added his own flavor would you
say in
21:33
fact it was a perfect letter
just just
21:37
to accentuate the point I'm
making
21:39
though this and and it's just so
21:42
disappointing that this is what
it's
21:44
come to and I know this is
going on
21:46
people send me links to
articles they I
21:49
know they didn't read them you
know how
21:51
I know that because you sent me
21:52
something based on the headline
and it's
21:54
not actually the story there's a
21:56
paragraph and a link to the
original
21:57
story so I know that you didn't
read it
21:59
you saw a headline that night I
don't be
22:01
interested let him figure it
out and
22:03
that's the profit weed by the
way we
22:05
really hate that I hate it when
I run
22:07
into it myself I ran into
something the
22:12
yesterday it was an article in
one of
22:14
these crappy papers that said -
it was
22:18
Tony Blair says they'd Labor
Party has
22:20
done its through right and
there was a
22:23
video clip down there so I said
oh this
22:26
is interesting it might be good
for the
22:27
show well I'm playing it wasn't
even
22:33
anything it wasn't even close
22:35
I want to accentuate how bad
this is
22:37
with a clip from The Daily Show
they
22:40
went to a trump rally what do
you think
22:42
about this engagement bullshit
well
22:45
shake why is it bullshit why
cause he
22:47
didn't do anything it's
bullshit it's
22:49
bullshit it's total bullshit
22:51
total nonsense and Trump has
been
22:52
grooming his supporters to push
back on
22:54
any impeachment talk with this
simple
22:56
demands what you have to do is
read the
22:58
transcript read the transport
read the
23:00
transcript
23:01
it's all about the transcript
read the
23:04
transcript right transcript I
have not
23:07
read it but we should read the
first we
23:09
should look at the transcript
right yeah
23:10
look at the transcript
23:11
have you read the transcript I
trust
23:15
about right now I read the
transcript
23:17
right yeah yeah absolutely
23:19
did you read the transcript all
right I
23:21
I mean I've read most of us
just to give
23:25
the transcript yeah time for
you know
23:28
reading all the you know
impeach me all
23:30
that bullshit you know but how
long have
23:32
you been waiting out here for
Donald
23:33
Trump since 8 o'clock hours a
lot of
23:37
free time yeah did you read the
23:41
transcript I don't have to I
can read it
23:45
if I need to but yeah but it's
important
23:47
that everybody reads the French
it is
23:48
very important pay attention
and think
23:50
for yourself yes you have but
to be
23:52
clear you have not read the
time I
23:54
haven't no right but it is just
yeah
23:56
yeah don't be a sheep think for
yourself
23:58
but again just to be very clear
you have
24:01
not read I have no room you
just trusted
24:03
somebody else right now I'm
sure people
24:06
at the Trump rally read the
transcript
24:09
but how can you as a hardcore
supporter
24:13
who literally says read the
transcript
24:15
not have read the transcript
yourself
24:17
because that's the world we
live in
24:19
no one gives a shit and that is
why
24:21
we're here after 1200 episodes
because
24:23
we will read it and we will
tell you
24:26
what's in it from a different
24:27
perspective like you just just
did John
24:29
with your editorial perspective
it was a
24:31
great letter it was beautifully
written
24:33
well surmised I don't know
about this
24:36
factual mistake of the number
of the
24:39
electoral college and my but
otherwise
24:44
no one's reading this stuff
it's so
24:47
disappointing and and but all
sides of
24:49
the of the equation well you
have to
24:52
rely on that especially the
Democrats
24:55
actually both sides do it hmm
but it's
24:57
like you have to rely on people
not
24:59
actually looking that's why
this slam
25:01
against this letter a six-page
letter
25:03
which is actually a very
entertaining
25:06
well-structured letter
professionally
25:08
written was not what they're
claiming is
25:12
unhinged
25:15
it was very straight down to
earth yeah
25:17
but if you keep saying it and
these did
25:20
the Democrats who just think
Trump's
25:23
nuts anyway and this whole
place should
25:25
be blown up and all Republicans
should
25:27
die they hate Republicans for
whatever
25:31
reason because they misgender
people I
25:34
don't know why the real reason
is but
25:36
this is what's this how they
get their
25:39
job done the job gets done and
that's
25:41
what the Daily Show did sir
25:43
yes exactly the job gets done
and and
25:46
it's up to everybody well you
know what
25:47
as I always say every country
gets the
25:50
government she deserves and
this is this
25:51
is your own issue right here
you're not
25:53
reading shit government it
deserves your
25:56
misgendering the country no
it's a she
25:58
it's a she well so I know
you're dying
26:02
to play a couple of clips
because I know
26:04
you you dope into it you you got
26:07
something out one more
observation as I
26:09
was listening because I was
partially
26:11
watching but listening all the
time man
26:13
there's a lot of old coots in
Congress
26:23
yeah well here's the one the
old coot
26:25
clip this is impeach this is
26:26
Sensenbrenner a old coot it's a
little
26:30
longer than I thought I was it
was but
26:32
it's they all give everybody
one minute
26:34
they took to the beginning of
the whole
26:36
thing they gave Nancy Pelosi
one minute
26:38
we'd like to go to Nancy Pelosi
for one
26:40
minute she took eight and a
half minutes
26:42
you know and I saw the same
thing happen
26:45
when they brought the majority
or the
26:49
minority house leader
26:51
I guess that for the
Republicans and he
26:54
also got one minute he also
spoke for
26:56
about eight so I guess the
rules don't
26:57
apply if you're the the wanna
if you're
26:59
the big boss right I guess
given leeway
27:05
leeway when I scored leeway
alright
27:07
Sensenbrenner so let's look at
these two
27:09
phony articles of
27:15
so let's look at these two phony
27:17
articles of impeachment
27:20
first of all abuse of power the
phone
27:24
call in question had the
president say
27:26
our country has been through a
lot I
27:29
want you to do us a favor not
me a favor
27:35
us a favor and there he was
referring to
27:38
our country the United States
of America
27:41
not a personal political gain
he was not
27:47
afraid to let this transcript
go public
27:50
and he released the transcript
almost
27:53
immediately after the call now
the
27:56
second article impeachment
obstruction
27:58
of Congress it basically says
that
28:01
unless the president gives us
everything
28:04
we want and when we want it
that he's
28:07
committed an impeachable
offense that's
28:10
a bunch of all the president
has certain
28:13
individual and privileges by
virtue of
28:16
his office that whenever there
has been
28:19
a dispute between the executive
and
28:21
legislative branches heretofore
they've
28:24
gone to court and the Supreme
Court
28:26
couple weeks ago said they
would take
28:28
jurisdiction over deciding
whether the
28:31
president had to comply with one
28:33
subpoena relating to his tax
returns
28:36
now here any Democrats have
been bent to
28:41
impeach the President of the
United
28:43
States before the court decides
this and
28:48
this means that there is a rush
job to
28:51
do this and why is there
because they
28:54
want to influence the 2020
elections and
28:57
they spent three years doing it
they
29:01
spent millions of taxpayers
dollars
29:03
including the Muller report
putting
29:06
together this impeachment and
they also
29:10
have had this Congress wrapped
around
29:13
impeachment and not doing their
jobs
29:16
until the dam broke this week
stop this
29:19
charade vote no and I yield
back these
29:22
people need media training this
is so
29:25
horrible everyone's eyes are
glazed
29:29
/ if they saw it at all and it's
29:30
certainly not going to be a
soundbite
29:32
anywhere else but here media
training -
29:36
locked media training this is
horrible
29:41
because what he should have
said is you
29:44
know uh Nancy Pelosi talks about
29:46
co-equal branches of government
well
29:47
it's not just the legislative
and the
29:49
executive ie Congress and the
White
29:52
House there's also the judicial
and
29:54
they're the ones that are going
to
29:56
determine what can and cannot be
29:58
introduced and that's not an
obstruction
30:00
of Congress which is a pretty
new term
30:06
I you you wouldn't be much
better that's
30:11
thanks for the confidence first
of all
30:14
first of all I'd be there I'd
be doing
30:16
this on a podcast anyway I do
have
30:21
newness who did a pretty good
job here's
30:23
my favorite one this is from the
30:24
Democrat side and this is
impeach and
30:27
this guy this is what you got
to hear
30:29
this is impeach in Spanish
demokritos
30:33
ireneaus para mejor de nuestros
30:37
comunidades a nuestra querida
patria los
30:49
Estados Unidos Americanos and
today I
30:52
pray for God for his guidance
in uniting
30:55
our great nation and without
mr. the
30:59
gentleman from New York I yield
the
31:00
gentleman gentleman will be
required to
31:03
provide a translation of your
remarks I
31:06
heard that too what are you
doing that
31:08
for seriously and if you if you
can vote
31:14
in general elections you have
31:17
citizenship you have taken the
test you
31:20
can speak some basic English so
it was
31:23
just panel boating showboating
well it
31:26
worked it worked
31:27
to a degree didn't work for me
I didn't
31:30
understand a word he said here
you are
31:31
playing it so it worked the mat
gets has
31:36
one of the this is I believe I
haven't
31:38
ordered this because I got it I
got a
31:39
nice so out of this mm-hmm yes
this is
31:43
mat impeach mat get stops this
is not
31:46
about the Ukraine it's about
power
31:49
Donald Trump has it and House
Democrats
31:51
want it and so with no crime no
victim
31:54
no evidence no proof no agenda
yeah yes
31:58
in fact I got that I so - let
me see but
32:02
I got the I so I so did you get
the ISO
32:04
of it yes I see you do let's see
32:08
no crime no victim no evidence
no proof
32:11
no agenda now wait a minute I
have a
32:13
different one hold on a second
32:18
where is it
32:21
yeah check this one Democrats
have
32:24
No Agenda I don't that's not
the same
32:25
clip but I got that one too I
think that
32:28
is gates it could be yeah well
here it
32:33
is in context if you want to
hear I know
32:34
agenda really worked out is
impeach Matt
32:37
Gaetz in context and so with no
crime no
32:39
victim no evidence no proof no
agenda
32:42
for America this impeachment
charade
32:44
marches on following no rules
and
32:47
adhering to no sense of honor
32:49
Democrats have no agenda I
think that's
32:52
the end of show I so right
there a
32:53
minutes
32:54
Democrats have no agenda yeah I
think
32:56
good I think it says freedom is
better
32:58
than mine let's play mine again
okay so
33:01
you have no crime no victim no
evidence
33:05
no proof no agenda it's too
long it's
33:07
it's four seconds oh my god yes
down the
33:13
other day which was six seconds
and you
33:14
bitched about it you just can't
be
33:17
pleased
33:18
take note actually stop this
show right
33:21
now I can be pleased and you
have
33:23
pleased me
33:25
I babe excuse me you have
pleased me as
33:30
we are in receipt of our
wedding gift Oh
33:34
wedding and I have to must tell
33:37
everybody my partner John sue
I've sent
33:39
him one gift in 12 years I
think it was
33:42
a pizza stone a block of iron
block of
33:45
iron I totally remember why I
said that
33:48
maybe because I just thought
was funny
33:50
you'd have to slip that thing
home
33:51
comfy Oh box but what shows up
at our
33:54
door and I'll cut to the the
chase of
33:58
it's a beautiful D Walt drill
with with
34:05
a nice a very nice 32 piece set
drill
34:09
bits now besides that being a
fabulous
34:13
gift for newlyweds and home
owners this
34:17
gift is the gift that keeps on
giving
34:19
and I will explain it came in a
box and
34:23
when you open this box there
was an
34:27
object wrapped in the most
elaborate
34:32
bows and silver and xuxa's and
shuang's
34:38
I mean this was honestly a
little more
34:42
exciting than the gift itself
the
34:43
wrapping was outstanding
34:47
now it's the gift that keeps on
giving
34:49
because the wrapping paper or
consisted
34:52
of tiny minuscule bits of
glitter which
34:57
will be in our house for the
rest of our
34:59
lives
35:00
thank you very much close now
did J wrap
35:07
this for me me who write a
Steamies wrap
35:10
job good job she's one of the
best
35:15
rappers I've ever run into
35:18
of course we saved everything
because
35:20
you know I tried open bows are
reusable
35:23
that's the cool thing we got
some boys
35:25
from five six years ago give
somebody
35:27
this wrapping paper with the
glitter
35:29
you're absolutely right it's
dynamite
35:31
yeah well the bows you don't
need the
35:33
paper this be the same but
35:36
and though J learned to rap I
think Mimi
35:38
was a rapper at Macy's or some
summer
35:40
she's younger she got into
rapping and
35:42
she does these very elaborate
gifts and
35:47
to the point where it's like
too much
35:50
it's too much J got into a tuba
J has a
35:53
lot of art to hers and so it's
like even
35:56
worse but people at Rome's like
wait a
35:59
minute Mimi's a better rapper
than jay-z
36:02
what is going on for sure do
you ever
36:06
see gotten a gift from jay-z
doesn't
36:08
know what he's doing yeah thank
you very
36:11
much it was it was highly
appreciated
36:13
very nice gift and and I have
some stuff
36:16
took so long to get to you the
rapper he
36:19
was working no she had to rap
she'd
36:22
wrapped it up but then she had
to
36:23
package it so the wrapping
wouldn't get
36:25
damaged in the shipping it's a
drill
36:39
thank you thank you thank you
that was
36:41
very much appreciated all right
back to
36:44
the ordered hands only have a
few more
36:46
of these because but I had one
that
36:47
really got my attention
36:48
so c-span was swamped and they
had their
36:52
their feed was down yes they
had all
36:55
kinds of issues
36:58
my favorite issue and this is
actually
37:00
how long is this clip think
it's so
37:04
funny this is only a
fifty-three second
37:07
clip yeah this is exactly the
way it
37:09
came across but it's so
interesting
37:11
because you get you're gonna
hear you
37:13
you think oh my god this is
terrible I
37:15
can't listen to this but then
you get to
37:17
hear like overlays of one thing
and
37:21
another and it's actually kind
of a
37:23
fascinating exercise to get
through
37:24
these 53 seconds the two are he
three
37:31
and which is a large were
warrants and
37:33
our nationally evidence shows
that
37:34
president mode inevitably patter
38:08
can I stop I know exactly how
that
38:11
happened and it's it's we can
do the
38:14
exam one just left a fader open
with rid
38:22
the return and it came through
and then
38:25
it goes through again and it
doubles
38:26
back I mean yeah but the
question is
38:29
which one that you leave open
so there
38:31
must have been a sound engineer
freaking
38:32
out oh my god but at this
particular
38:40
part of this clip was so it I
listened
38:42
to it a couple of times it's
very
38:43
entertaining because of her
emphasis
38:46
points they keep coming to the
fore and
38:48
they'd like the emphasis point
from
38:51
either one of the two feeds
jumps ahead
38:54
of the other one in some funny
way it's
38:56
a very interesting clip it put
in the
38:58
show knows people should listen
to it
39:00
carefully of course it's always
under
39:02
there's some green washing
thing you can
39:03
do with stuff like this yeah I
listen to
39:07
a lot of it on c-span radio as
well and
39:10
that's how I heard some of
these these
39:11
problems this is the look at
this my
39:17
last one I'm just gonna play
this one
39:18
because I I like the newness I
thought
39:23
did the best rap and newness is
it like
39:25
two grand enemy of shit and I
didn't put
39:29
the whole thing in coz I ship
it maybe I
39:32
caught it I don't think so but
after
39:33
newness goes on and on and on
berating
39:35
everybody
39:36
it is very guys I was very
succinct
39:40
Trump's are not sorry wait wait
wait
39:43
stop at the answer this is over
39:45
shift says well thank you for
that go
39:50
listen to this
39:51
inauguration when the Democrats
39:53
semi-official mouthpiece the
Washington
39:55
Post declared the campaign to
impeach
39:58
President Trump has begun
40:00
for years the Democrats tried
to expel
40:02
the president with the
preposterous
40:04
accusation that he was a
Russian agent
40:06
as detailed by IG Horowitz
dishonest
40:11
intelligence officials used fake
40:13
allegations spread by the
Democrats to
40:15
gain approval of a spying
operation
40:17
against the Trump campaign as
they
40:19
falsely accused the Trump
campaign of
40:21
colluding with Russians the
Democrats
40:24
themselves colluded with
Russians to
40:27
manufacture these allegations
in the
40:29
infamous steel dossier they
even tried
40:32
to get nude pictures of Trump
from
40:34
Russian pranksters with the
Russian
40:37
collusion hoax the Democrats had
40:38
everything going for them
federal
40:41
investigations run by Trump
haters an
40:43
endless supply of media
cheerleaders and
40:45
a galaxy of left-wing interest
groups
40:48
amplifying the ridiculous
message and
40:51
yet even with all those weapons
at their
40:53
disposal the Russia conspiracy
theory
40:56
collapsed so they quickly
concocted Plan
40:59
B the Ukraine hoax was based on
a
41:02
supposed whistleblower who
colluded
41:03
beforehand with the Democrats
the
41:06
Democrats then prevented
Congress from
41:08
intervening interviewing the
41:09
whistleblower while conducting
bizarre
41:12
secret depositions and
selectively
41:14
leaking testimony to discredit
media
41:17
hacks the Democrats showcased
the most
41:20
useful witnesses in public
hearings that
41:23
somehow reduced support for
impeachment
41:27
it's not easy to make a coup
attempt
41:30
boring but the Democrats found
a way as
41:33
it turns out the American
people don't
41:34
think a routine phone call with
a
41:36
foreign leader is a good basis
for
41:37
alcian a US president the
Democrats also
41:41
put forth ever changing
accusations
41:43
against the president including
campaign
41:45
finance violations quid pro quos
41:47
election interference bribery
extortion
41:50
eventually they ended up with
the
41:52
ridiculous charges we consider
today
41:54
abuse of power and utterly
meaningless
41:56
term an obstruction of Congress
when
42:00
Democrat has pronounced the
president
42:01
guilty simply because he won't
cooperate
42:03
with their plan to
42:04
I wrote him did you have a
chance to
42:08
speak with your Lib joes not
about this
42:11
but I do remember we talked
about this
42:14
some time back and and noonas
kind of
42:16
mentioned it in passing which
was the it
42:19
was campaign finance or some
other thing
42:21
they're trying to nail Trump on
from the
42:22
Southern District of New York
oh there
42:24
was an inauguration inaugural
campaign
42:27
fund I mean I mean I don't have
to go
42:30
very far to find a Lib dev and
and how
42:34
this is all working on them
42:36
my co-inventor of podcasting
dave winer
42:39
I will it's easily cuz he's
kind of but
42:42
he's a very smart man John he's
42:44
obviously incredibly smart
sweats a lot
42:49
I hope just read from his blog
one of
42:53
the Republican talking points
yesterday
42:55
during the impeachment debate
is that
42:56
the Dems lost the election and
want to
42:59
undo it
42:59
this is incorrect the Democrats
won the
43:02
last election and that's why
Trump is
43:05
impeached as they say elections
have
43:07
consequences I mean that's a
head shaker
43:11
that's a good one
43:13
I give him credit for being
creative
43:15
impeachment is not a horse race
it
43:17
really doesn't matter either
way stop
43:19
stop not you mention it I think
a lot of
43:21
Democrats think this is just
desserts
43:23
because he did lose the
election he's
43:25
the improper not my president
president
43:28
yes he's a fraud he's a fake
he's not
43:31
he's not the president
impeachment is
43:34
not a horse race it really
doesn't
43:36
matter who is president after
the
43:38
Constitution is gone it can't
be anyone
43:41
but a Trump they will rigged the
43:43
election so it always works out
that way
43:45
as a preview in the last
election
43:47
Putin won in a landslide
seventy-seven
43:50
percent of the vote Putin's
opposition
43:52
was not allowed to run
43:53
welcome to the United States
assuming
43:56
Trump is not removed from office
44:00
you know the funny thing
there's another
44:03
irony here besides my favorite
irony of
44:05
ironies which is the word the
44:07
demonstrations yesterday the
day before
44:10
and I got to remind me about
that but my
44:13
favorite irony is Trump's an
incompetent
44:15
bone he doesn't know what he's
doing but
44:17
somehow he can rig elections
subvert the
44:24
entire political system he said
genius
44:26
but no no no he's an idiot
44:28
is he an idiot or is he a
genius is the
44:30
same thing you heard with Bush
which
44:32
Bush was a moron but he was all
he was
44:34
scheming morons don't use these
schemes
44:36
but my my favorite irony is the
one they
44:39
had all these these tweeted
about this
44:42
is a bunch of these riot not
riots but
44:44
just demonstrations all across
the
44:46
country there are a couple in
the Bay
44:47
Area in fact I think I have a
list of
44:49
them here in fact I have a clip
oh let's
44:51
play this clip now maybe I'll
give you
44:53
my thing this is the impeach
democracy
44:56
this is the democracy now rap
on the
44:59
impeachment plus the riots the
House of
45:00
Representatives is set to hold a
45:02
historic vote today on two
articles of
45:05
impeachment against President
Trump the
45:07
article is accused President
Trump of
45:08
abuse of power and obstruction
of
45:10
Congress they Center on how
President
45:12
Trump withheld military aid to
Ukraine
45:13
to pressure the Ukrainian
president to
45:16
investigate Trump's political
rival Joe
45:18
Biden and how Trump then tried
to cover
45:20
up his actions to thwart a
congressional
45:23
inquiry after a six-hour debate
on the
45:25
House floor the Democratic
controlled
45:27
House is expected to vote for
45:29
impeachment by the end of the
day which
45:31
would mark only the third time
in US
45:33
history that a president has
been
45:35
impeached today's vote comes
after the
45:37
House Rules Committee approved
the terms
45:39
of today's debate which will
allow no
45:41
amendments on the floor
45:43
Trump lashed out directly at
the vote
45:45
Tuesday calling the attempt to
remove
45:47
him an attempted coup they know
it's a
45:49
hoax it's a witch hunt and it's
just a
45:51
continuation it's been going on
now for
45:53
almost three years and it
probably
45:55
started before I even won the
election
45:57
based on what we're finding out
with the
45:59
insurance policy quotes and
other things
46:01
so it's a disgrace Trump lashed
out at
46:04
Democrats Tuesday a six-page
letter to
46:07
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi
accusing her
46:09
quote of declaring open war in
American
46:11
democracy Trump
46:13
the impeachment process and
illegal
46:14
partisan attempted coup he also
falsely
46:17
claimed more due process was
afforded to
46:19
those accused in the Salem
witch trials
46:21
meanwhile protesters held
rallies
46:24
calling for Trump's impeachment
in
46:26
cities across the country
including
46:28
Boston New Orleans Houston
Chicago
46:30
Philadelphia Charlotte Tucson
austin
46:33
seattle des moines and here in
new york
46:36
yeah the impeachment parties
which
46:38
according to banyan is
orchestrated by
46:42
the forthcoming Clinton
campaign I
46:44
thought that was an interesting
46:45
observation well the official
people
46:50
that were responsible for
organizing
46:52
making sure that was
coordinated cuz I
46:54
asked on Twitter I some guy
said this
46:55
thing guys know it doesn't work
you know
46:57
it makes a difference
47:02
because I like to know I just
thought
47:04
just point of order I mean what
47:05
difference does it make to you
47:06
who was it nice wow it was
moveon.org
47:09
right which is it is a Clinton
Clinton
47:13
motivated and funded this thing
move on
47:17
started with a hoe back to the
beginning
47:18
of moveon.org
47:20
Eric who I discussed this with
didn't
47:24
didn't know the iron nobody
knows the
47:25
irony of this wasn't after
Clinton's
47:28
impeachment yes moveon.org
thing was
47:32
move on from him yes man we
don't need
47:35
to talk about impeachment
impeachment
47:36
thing is ruining the country
let's move
47:40
on let's move on let's move on
and so
47:43
they're good one that's nuts
47:57
well I also watched a little
bit of I
48:00
did I watched PBS newshour
actually I
48:03
someone sent me a screen
capture which I
48:05
put in the show notes under 25
for 45
48:10
the PBS Newshour was doing a
live
48:12
periscope so you could watch
their
48:15
periscope video of the
impeachment
48:19
debate now there was a caption
so I knew
48:23
when you first fire it up then
it'll
48:25
give you the title
48:26
of whatever that periscope is
if you do
48:28
for Scott Adams he might say
you know
48:30
like impeachment derangement or
what if
48:32
that little title will be there
as it's
48:33
connecting to the feed yeah so
I don't
48:37
know which millennial did this
for the
48:38
PBS Newshour and here I'm gonna
read
48:42
this caption as the caption is
of the
48:44
periscope actually connecting
to the
48:46
feed the caption is watch a
racist
48:49
treasonous manchild get fired
live
48:52
hashtag impeachment day hashtag
Trump on
48:55
PBS news hour and he the PBS
Newshour is
48:58
right there did you get a
screen yes I
49:01
told you have a screencap of it
it
49:04
pretty cool right oh that's
fantastic
49:07
[Music]
49:08
no bias here ladies and
gentlemen with a
49:11
no biased thing we also extends
to the
49:13
Washington Post who had a
celebration
49:16
party they had to take it down
to post
49:18
from Twitter yay and then the
other one
49:21
was was this Reuben woman the
one who
49:23
claims to be the conservative
blogger on
49:26
on the Washington Post she says
that we
49:29
should make dissent and this is
I
49:31
clipped this one too I took a
screenshot
49:33
of her as a tweet she said that
we
49:37
should make December 18th a
national
49:41
holiday as impeachment day
people should
49:47
be required to read the
articles and
49:49
piece of impeachment in the
towns
49:51
squares across the country Wow
just for
49:57
yucks I'm gonna give you the
link to
49:59
that in the in your Skype there
if you
50:01
have time to take a look at all
that's
50:02
going in the newsletter now oh
my god
50:05
now that I need to get back to
the it's
50:07
just really bad put it in the
troll room
50:10
too it's like fantastic now it
could
50:15
also have been someone at
periscope I
50:17
don't know because they've had
weird
50:18
screen things before you know
like when
50:20
you started up if you look
really you
50:22
have to look real quick it says
made
50:24
proudly by immigrants in
America or
50:26
something there's all kinds of
social
50:28
justice warrior stuff around
periscope
50:30
and this is a real problem when
you have
50:32
social justice warriors that
have snuck
50:35
into your company the worst
part is that
50:36
they will just bring more of
their
50:38
friends in so you you can
50:40
emanate yes and I hate this
just block
50:42
out a whole group of people but
I think
50:44
it's easier to do than it is
blocked by
50:46
sex or by gender or by anything
else or
50:48
by pedophile it is social
justice
50:52
warriors are self identify you
can you
50:55
can always figure out who they
are if
50:56
you if you do the right kind of
50:58
questioning and with legal
questioning
51:00
is really important in
California
51:02
because you get sued if you
don't hire
51:04
somebody but you got to keep
these
51:07
people all of them the noodle
boy types
51:09
you have to keep them out of
your
51:11
company they should not be
employed it's
51:17
very important I'm telling you
it's very
51:18
important these people are
they're not
51:20
sick people they're bad people
51:23
it will grow like a sickness
inside your
51:26
organization mmm I'm gonna go
back to
51:30
the m5m first Judy just a quick
little
51:33
funny funny sound bite this was
51:35
congressman crow and he kept
saying at
51:39
the end of the day throughout
this
51:41
interview at the end of the day
at the
51:42
end of the day but then after
one at the
51:44
end of the day he said
something even
51:46
funnier the constitutional law
professor
51:47
who testified before the House
Judiciary
51:49
Committee on behalf of the
Republicans
51:51
wrote today that this is the
first
51:53
impeachment process to go
forward
51:55
without in his words a
recognized crime
51:58
having been committed well you
know
52:01
there certainly are some folks
that I
52:03
think could have that debate
but the end
52:05
of the day let's not be
distracted by
52:07
what actually happens what we
know
52:08
happened don't be distracted by
what
52:11
actually happened did I hear
that wrong
52:17
at dinner today don't be
distracted by
52:19
what actually happened don't
believe
52:21
your lies no don't don't don't
believe
52:23
in all that
52:24
but I thought Jeffrey Toobin on
CNN was
52:28
funny was the funniest because
he's now
52:32
coming to the realization that
there is
52:34
an actual story out there about
Burr
52:36
yzma and hunter Biden and
perhaps Joe
52:39
Biden but hunter this is a real
story
52:41
and Jeffrey Toobin has now
become a he's
52:44
gone from a constitutional
lawyer to a
52:48
journalist and as a journalist
he
52:51
doesn't know what to do he's
torn you
52:53
know what do we do with this
story you
52:56
know what struck me about this
hearing
52:58
was how Donald Trump in a way
has
53:02
already won how much did we
hear about
53:04
hunter Biden over and over
again about
53:08
hunter Biden that's what the
Republicans
53:10
are talking about constantly
and you
53:13
know there are questions about
hunter
53:15
Biden's behavior and so I mean
this
53:18
incredible shift of emphasis
and you
53:20
know it's going to be a real
challenge
53:22
for us as journalists to decide
to
53:25
follow along with this I can't
get over
53:28
it
53:28
him saying for us as
journalists please
53:31
and you know it's gonna be a
real
53:33
challenge for us as journalists
to
53:35
decide how much to follow along
with
53:37
press to suppress this
obviously good
53:40
story this fabulous story that
we could
53:42
really make a career it's gonna
be
53:44
really tough for us to not to
take it up
53:46
listen you know it's going to
be a real
53:48
challenge for us as journalists
to
53:50
decide how much to follow along
with
53:52
this but the idea that we are
sitting
53:55
here debating the the country
the the
53:58
House Judiciary Committee is
debating
54:01
the impeachment of the
President of the
54:02
United States and over and over
again we
54:05
get how all these questions
about the
54:08
behavior of hunter Biden the
president's
54:10
perhaps most likely opponent
the son of
54:13
the and and you know I I just
don't know
54:16
what our responsibility is as
54:17
journalists because it's not
the point
54:19
but this is the news and this
is what's
54:22
there yeah and there's
journalists what
54:24
to do well I'll tell you what's
54:25
happening MSNBC CNN Fox
54:30
you're all being run around by
an actual
54:33
news organization who was doing
real
54:36
reporting and they are doing
good
54:39
reporting and people will
eventually
54:41
walk away from your bullshit
seriously I
54:45
mean it was truly - the same
movie on
54:49
two different screens just
switching
54:50
from Fox to MSNBC or CNN you
know Fox is
54:53
that is the one side it's
regardless of
54:57
what you believe it's not
really just
55:00
giving opinion it's not news
it's
55:02
opinion you know who's doing
news one
55:06
American news they they
interviewed the
55:10
fired be a prosecutor from
Ukraine and
55:13
they're learning some
interesting stuff
55:15
I'm Joe Biden and Hunter Biden
pop up
55:19
tell us how their names are
involved in
55:22
these criminal cases you were
looking
55:24
into how is Joe Biden and
hunter Biden's
55:27
name involved Thank You Budhia
smoke our
55:29
company Turkish goes at length
talking
55:31
about the political context in
which BER
55:33
yzma was operating evading
taxes and
55:36
giving away illegal licenses to
certain
55:38
individuals at the end of it
ukrainian
55:41
tax dollars were stolen and
money
55:43
laundered through charisma
prosecutors
55:46
presented before ukrainian
parliament an
55:48
official indictment showing a
clear
55:50
trail of money-laundering going
through
55:53
bir yzma and to hunter Biden
der cosh
55:56
also mentions how it has been
leaked
55:59
from the prosecutor's office
that an
56:01
open case currently is looking
into
56:04
$900,000 found paid to Joe
Biden from
56:08
Ukraine for quote
56:10
consulting services but the
case is
56:12
reportedly still ongoing and we
don't
56:15
yet have access to this
document just
56:17
days after the Brisman
announcement the
56:20
prosecutor was fired
56:21
clearly BER yzma is still being
56:24
protected okay they got the
little just
56:26
creepy music there which I
could do
56:28
without but that's a little
more than
56:31
I'm getting from anywhere else
and
56:33
they're actually sitting down
with
56:35
people and talking to them the
the
56:37
actors who are mentioned in
this whole
56:39
saga I have to assume there's
editorial
56:42
meetings going on at the big
56:44
in the big boys offices yeah
and they're
56:47
beside themselves about this
story and
56:50
what one American news those
guys are
56:55
gonna scoop the New York Times
in the
56:58
Washington Post and then they'll
57:00
everybody yeah the one American
news is
57:03
gonna scoop CNN and NBC and ABC
and CBS
57:08
one of them one of those big
boys is
57:11
gonna break ranks and they're
gonna go
57:13
after this story and everybody
else is
57:15
gonna be left flat-footed and
questions
57:17
will begin why didn't you do
this you
57:20
heard about it the president
brought it
57:22
up it's been in the news
they've been
57:24
talking about it during the
hearings and
57:25
you what did what sit on your
ass and
57:28
did nothing well New York Times
this is
57:31
gonna be a massive scandal if
and I
57:35
believe it probably is true
because it
57:36
doesn't make sense any other
way in its
57:39
and these people are gonna have
to pay
57:41
the piper I this is not gonna
be fun to
57:43
watch for them well it's gonna
be fun
57:45
for us oh yeah well again Lindy
Lindy
57:49
Hop Graham is still saying very
clearly
57:52
I'm going to tell the president
no to
57:55
his witness requests Lindy Hop
does not
57:58
want a show trial and of course
he
58:01
doesn't there's pictures of him
with
58:03
John McCain and the the the
Ambassador
58:06
who was fired the redhead you
know
58:09
getting medals from the from the
58:11
Ukrainian government and
hanging out
58:13
having a good time of course he
was he
58:16
was buddies with McCain and he
went
58:17
along for the ride and you know
he got
58:20
sucked in and he is his head is
on the
58:23
chopping block so he doesn't
want this
58:25
trial I don't know what midget
I'm
58:28
telling you that the the seven
billion
58:32
dollars of US taxpayer money
whatever it
58:35
was that went in and got lost
has gone
58:37
into pockets of family members
of
58:41
Democrat Democrats and
Republicans and
58:44
it's end let's not even start
to look at
58:47
the China thing with hunter
Biden
58:49
because that was a little bit
bigger so
58:51
the
58:52
corruption is what they're all
afraid of
58:54
and CNN MSNBC NBC ABC CBS FOX
many
59:01
people are in on it
59:03
the the FBI look the FBI is
still j
59:06
edgar Hoover leopard doesn't
change its
59:09
spots is still a bunch of
sex-crazed nut
59:11
jobs who want a honey trap
honeypot
59:14
people get mentally retarded
people and
59:17
Jack them up with fake bombs
and then
59:19
string them along for months
and then
59:21
call whoa another win against
terrorism
59:23
CIA is taken over many parts of
the
59:27
Pentagon this is not my uncle
CIA
59:30
anymore these are operatives of
you know
59:34
whatever mission they're on to
control
59:37
everything globalist let's just
call it
59:38
that make it easy just
globalist and
59:41
they didn't shut everybody else
up and
59:43
it's I think you need another
three
59:46
terms of Trump maybe to uncover
it all
59:49
but a little bit would be nice
for
59:51
instance one American news once
again
59:54
about the so-called
whistleblower yeah
59:57
it's a very interesting case
how this is
59:59
unfolding image something that
the press
1:00:01
generally is not really digging
into the
1:00:03
way they should but mr. chair
amela
1:00:05
actually came out of Yale which
of the
1:00:08
one of the Ivy League schools
are are
1:00:10
the traditional recruitment
grounds for
1:00:12
the agency at least in the past
that has
1:00:14
evolved somewhat recently but
he came
1:00:17
out of that background and also
was one
1:00:18
of the like street protest guys
so he
1:00:21
was dedicated left-wing street
1:00:23
protesting guy that was was
actually
1:00:26
discovered in supporting
protesting for
1:00:28
a Muslim Brotherhood professor
at the
1:00:31
University right and that's how
he came
1:00:33
to the surface from there he
was picked
1:00:35
up and recruited back into the
into the
1:00:39
CIA where he eventually ended
up at NSC
1:00:42
along the way in his career
he'd had a
1:00:44
little bit of experience with
Ukraine
1:00:46
nothing in depth but some
experience
1:00:49
there and so from that based on
that
1:00:51
while at NSC he became their
go-to guy
1:00:55
for Ukraine that was how he
came on to
1:00:58
the scene and got involved in
this
1:01:00
process when he was picked up
and
1:01:01
brought into the CIA and
1:01:03
on the fast-track that he was
handpicked
1:01:06
by former director John Brennan
now
1:01:08
we've all talked about John
Brennan
1:01:09
before he had a friendly
attitude to
1:01:12
Muslim Brotherhood during that
period
1:01:13
under the previous ed Bhama
1:01:14
administration's and so this is
this is
1:01:17
a young man that would have fit
that
1:01:19
career track and type of
personality
1:01:21
that they were looking for so
absolutely
1:01:23
he was handpicked by John
Brennan to go
1:01:27
from the CIA over to that White
House
1:01:30
NSC National Security Council
is is a
1:01:32
White House job so to have made
that
1:01:35
transition it would not and
cannot have
1:01:37
been done without that least of
that
1:01:38
knowledge and acquiescence of
the then
1:01:41
director of the CIA John
Brennan nice
1:01:43
little Muslim connection there
excellent
1:01:46
well done I'm surprised these
guys are
1:01:50
doing something that's real and
and
1:01:51
that's information that is be
usable I
1:01:54
was a former CIA guy actually
who was
1:01:56
although now a consultant so
god knows
1:01:58
what he's into meanwhile what
what is
1:02:01
the m5m doing well Rachel
Maddow had to
1:02:04
have something going on oh
here's her
1:02:06
in-depth reporting as she
brings on Lisa
1:02:09
page one half of these shakes
one half
1:02:12
of the sexting duo of the FBI
and she's
1:02:16
just got with I mean listen to
this
1:02:18
minute and a half of her
bravery clip
1:02:20
yeah just telling telling
Rachel holy
1:02:23
crap yeah and Rachel's okay oh
I get it
1:02:26
yeah sure does furtive eyes
where their
1:02:30
brows are in and kind of turned
up in
1:02:31
the middle and you're that
looks is guy
1:02:34
who well it has little to do
with
1:02:37
journalism as far as I'm
concerned in
1:02:39
terms of the text messages and
the
1:02:41
allegations that have been made
against
1:02:43
you you've sort of explained
yourself in
1:02:46
time and putting these those
text
1:02:48
messages in greater context in
terms of
1:02:50
what they meant and the way
they were
1:02:51
used please tell your story put
them in
1:02:54
greater context please give us
the
1:02:56
bullcrap that you're gonna do
now
1:02:57
against you can you explain to
us
1:03:00
tonight what was meant by for
example
1:03:04
the insurance policy text
message so
1:03:06
this is you and Peter struck
texting
1:03:08
about the prospect that
President Trump
1:03:09
is going to be elected the
unlikely
1:03:10
prospect right I mean it's an
analogy
1:03:12
first of all it's not my text
so I'm
1:03:14
sort of interpreting what I
1:03:16
believe he meant what she says
is an
1:03:21
analogy that cracked me up how
in any
1:03:24
known world is calling
something an
1:03:28
insurance policy an analogy
well it's
1:03:33
not I mean it could be a
metaphor could
1:03:34
be a simile there's things it
can be
1:03:35
yeah could be symbolic is it
but it's
1:03:38
not an analogy an analogy to
what does
1:03:41
she ever really say no no she
does
1:03:44
actually except it's not the
definition
1:03:46
of an analogy but she will tell
you what
1:03:50
she meant
1:03:50
it actually means insurance
policy it's
1:03:53
not an analogy it's exactly
what it said
1:03:55
Peter struck texting about the
prospect
1:03:57
of that President Trump is
gonna be
1:03:58
elected the unlikely prospect
right I
1:04:00
mean it's an analogy first of
all it's
1:04:02
not my text so I'm sort of
interpreting
1:04:04
what I believe he meant back
three years
1:04:06
ago but we're using an analogy
we're
1:04:09
talking about whether or not we
should
1:04:11
take certain investigative
steps or not
1:04:13
based on the likelihood that
he's gonna
1:04:15
be President or not right you
have to
1:04:16
keep in mind if President Trump
doesn't
1:04:18
become president the national
security
1:04:20
risk if there is somebody in his
1:04:23
campaign associated with Russia
plummets
1:04:25
you're not so worried about what
1:04:27
Russia's doing these would be a
member
1:04:30
of his campaign if he's not
president
1:04:32
because you're not gonna have
access to
1:04:34
classified information you're
not gonna
1:04:35
have access to sources and
methods in
1:04:37
our national security apparatus
so the
1:04:39
insurance policy was an analogy
it's
1:04:41
like an insurance policy when
you're 40
1:04:43
yes she's a lawyer and she
doesn't even
1:04:46
understand the meaning of
analogy that's
1:04:49
the sad thing she's a lawyer
expect to
1:04:51
die when you're 40 you still
have an
1:04:53
insurance policy so don't just
hope that
1:04:55
he's not going to be elected and
1:04:56
therefore not press forward at
the
1:04:57
investigation hoping but rather
press
1:05:00
forward if the investigation
just in
1:05:01
case he does get in exactly
Rachel what
1:05:06
she's thinking good one yeah
well she's
1:05:08
totally leading the reader
1:05:09
yeah expect to die when you're
40 you
1:05:12
still have an insurance policy
so don't
1:05:13
just hope that he's not going
to be
1:05:15
elected and therefore not press
for it
1:05:17
if the investigation hoping but
rather
1:05:19
press forward if the
investigation just
1:05:20
in case he does get in exactly
what
1:05:23
about the text message that in
which you
1:05:25
instruct we're talking about
your
1:05:27
fear that Trump Trump would be
elected
1:05:30
and he said no we won't let it
happen I
1:05:31
mean by we he's talking about
the
1:05:34
collectively like-minded
thoughtful
1:05:37
sensible people who were not
going to
1:05:39
vote this person into office
John Legend
1:05:41
back to die when you're 40 have
an
1:05:43
insurance policy no I'm sorry
I'd
1:05:45
somehow I took us back you mean
to do
1:05:46
that to me Trump Trump would be
elected
1:05:48
and he said no we won't let it
happen I
1:05:50
mean by we he's talking about
the
1:05:52
collective we like-minded
thoughtful
1:05:55
sensible people he's not gonna
vote this
1:05:57
person into office you know
obviously in
1:06:00
retrospect I wish he hadn't
sent it yes
1:06:02
it's been mutilated to death
and it's
1:06:05
been used to bludgeon
institution I love
1:06:07
and it's meant that I've
disappointed
1:06:09
countless people but these this
is a
1:06:12
snapshot in time carrying on a
1:06:14
conversation that had happened
earlier
1:06:16
in the day that reflected a
broad sense
1:06:19
of he's not going to be
President
1:06:21
we the Democratic people of
this country
1:06:23
are not going to let it happen
oh that's
1:06:27
what it meant we are a
democratic people
1:06:31
what does that even mean the
Democratic
1:06:33
people of the country I don't
know law
1:06:36
Republicans didn't like him no
but what
1:06:38
is the Democratic people not
Democrats
1:06:41
she said the Democratic people
people
1:06:43
who believe in elections and
people who
1:06:45
don't which would be the
Republicans I
1:06:47
don't know it means nothing
when she
1:06:48
said her whole blather and by
the way
1:06:51
she was made up so much I
looked at her
1:06:53
and I couldn't recognize her
pictures
1:06:56
we've seen of her roaming
around the
1:06:58
halls of whatever the FBI that
did look
1:07:00
a a different person I'm not
even sure
1:07:02
this was her yeah that's good
point it
1:07:05
was her though I'm pretty sure
1:07:08
meanwhile uh tonight what is
the point
1:07:11
what is what what does she gain
from
1:07:14
coming on oh well dumb no I I
think it's
1:07:18
a it's a precursor for a
possible Senate
1:07:21
trial she's also apparently
suing
1:07:24
somebody over these today I
think she's
1:07:27
doing the FBI over the text
messages
1:07:30
being released so you mean the
1:07:31
organization that she just said
she
1:07:33
loves so dearly
1:07:34
yeah I'm suing that the
organization she
1:07:37
loves so dearly I believe so yes
1:07:39
yes meanwhile tonight we have
another
1:07:44
democratic debate
1:07:48
which is just it's like
boom-boom-boom
1:07:49
was cancelled what well I
thought it was
1:07:53
canceled I thought that Tull
she bailed
1:07:54
out and then everybody else you
can look
1:07:56
across the picket line it's not
canceled
1:07:59
though oh it's tonight it'll be
in Los
1:08:03
Angeles believe me it's not
canceled if
1:08:06
it's in Los Angeles and we have
seven on
1:08:10
the stage now Biden Sanders
Warren
1:08:12
Buddha judge Klobuchar Yang and
steyr
1:08:16
quite a quite a white group
there the
1:08:19
nice things not white no but I
said
1:08:23
quite what there is an Indian I
forgot
1:08:29
to say that yes well anyway the
the the
1:08:33
mainstream press is deeming it
very very
1:08:35
white
1:08:37
and in order to be on the stage
and
1:08:41
actually Kamala Harris qualify
but of
1:08:44
course she dropped out to be on
the
1:08:46
stage you had to have you have
you must
1:08:48
have contributions from 200,000
unique
1:08:51
donors you know over a 12-year
period we
1:08:56
probably have a have had
200,000 unique
1:08:58
donors so we could kind of
qualify it's
1:09:00
just not in the right period to
polls
1:09:03
you must be polling at at least
6% well
1:09:06
you can buy that C's dire for
polls at
1:09:10
4% what is this bullcrap
1:09:14
Jesus anyway now it's so stupid
it is so
1:09:18
dumb so and I'm sure tonight
will all be
1:09:20
about be about Trump and about
the
1:09:22
impeachment and about of course
because
1:09:24
we have 1 2 3 we have what 3 4
now that
1:09:30
we have 3 senators who will be
in there
1:09:32
what Klobuchar as a senator
warns the
1:09:34
senator Sanders as a three
1:09:36
three senators who will
eventually and
1:09:39
this is mind-blowing talk about
your
1:09:42
meddling in elections so you
have a guy
1:09:45
who wants to run for
re-election in 2020
1:09:49
so that's an election and three
people
1:09:53
who are running against him
will now
1:09:56
actually be deciding if he's
thrown out
1:09:58
of office and in jail
altogether oh
1:10:01
they'll recuse themselves I'm
sure I
1:10:04
don't think so somehow but
that's how
1:10:07
insane you know it's almost as
insane as
1:10:09
something else I realized
around this
1:10:11
time once again you get the
stories of
1:10:14
package thieves and even the
guy who did
1:10:16
the glitter bomb he's done
another one
1:10:18
of these videos and it's quite
1:10:19
disturbing how many people
steal Amazon
1:10:23
packages from porches but what I
1:10:26
realized is how twisted is it
they were
1:10:29
watching news reports about
people
1:10:32
stealing Amazon packages
recorded on a
1:10:36
camera owned by Amazon yeah in
this
1:10:40
remind blowing shit that's
going on they
1:10:45
got it on all in someone is
really doing
1:10:48
a good job there so that yeah
it's it's
1:10:50
it's kind of bizarre and once
again the
1:10:58
machine is in full overdrive
the problem
1:11:00
ladies and gentlemen is the
black vote
1:11:03
and when black when I say black
I mean
1:11:04
african-americans I personally
would
1:11:06
prefer to say a DOS something
we've
1:11:09
learned here the American
descendants of
1:11:12
slavery that's the vote that
can make
1:11:16
all the difference certainly
Wall Street
1:11:19
Pete has has gotten a lot of
heat
1:11:21
Wall Street Pete got the heat
because
1:11:23
the black people don't like him
1:11:24
according to the mainstream I
don't know
1:11:25
if it's true or not even
Saturday Night
1:11:28
Live made jokes about it it
wouldn't
1:11:31
take much loss of let's just
call it the
1:11:36
black vote
1:11:38
to screw up any Democrat and
you recall
1:11:41
that when that Kamala Harris
announced
1:11:46
she was running the a das
movement was
1:11:51
kind of born and they started a
Twitter
1:11:54
campaign and and YouTube has
real people
1:11:57
YouTube campaigns saying hold
on a
1:11:59
second she's not African
American she is
1:12:02
Indian Jamaican that's fine but
she's
1:12:04
not gonna represent us like we
let Obama
1:12:07
represent us who also wasn't
1:12:08
african-american and
immediately joy
1:12:11
Reid and MSNBC came into action
and what
1:12:13
did they say oh yes these
tweets are by
1:12:16
BOTS these are just BOTS this
nothing
1:12:18
real it's just bought Russian
BOTS
1:12:20
probably just BOTS trying to
bring down
1:12:22
the black woman so they're back
now even
1:12:25
with camel are gone and it is
the
1:12:29
mission is to promote black
women as
1:12:33
being in charge of the vote of
the
1:12:35
household black men you don't
know what
1:12:37
you're doing you know the black
women
1:12:39
are the ones we got to go after
and just
1:12:42
last week it's the same woman
with
1:12:44
what's her name again the joy
it was joy
1:12:49
read with Shireen Mitchell so
you know
1:12:53
months ago they were talking
about it
1:12:55
being BOTS who were these a das
BOTS
1:12:58
against camel ax that now it's
box once
1:13:03
again apparently is that one of
the
1:13:04
things that you talk about
building
1:13:06
rapport and I was talking with
you about
1:13:07
this before is pushing out in
negative
1:13:10
information about a candidate
that's
1:13:12
been selected you know to be
targeted to
1:13:14
turn black voters against them
but it's
1:13:17
who they're using as the voice
1:13:20
quote-unquote the digital voice
are
1:13:23
supposedly also black people
who are
1:13:25
spreading that message and
here's what
1:13:26
you write about these about fake
1:13:27
accounts that are not
necessarily really
1:13:29
black people seem to be black
people hey
1:13:32
Tom as a cop word this person
is bad for
1:13:34
black people quote fake accounts
1:13:36
pretending to be black women
matter not
1:13:38
only in the distant formation
campaigns
1:13:40
but in every election there has
been a
1:13:41
constant number you write of
fake
1:13:43
accounts posing as black women
since
1:13:45
2013 these fake accounts which
pretend
1:13:47
to be black women seem to be
real people
1:13:50
with real concerns they connect
with the
1:13:52
American black community online
1:13:53
attempting to learn black
vernacular and
1:13:55
key issue areas will be the
point of
1:13:58
creating fake accounts who
appear to be
1:13:59
black women specifically so
this can't
1:14:03
be real because of course no
black woman
1:14:05
ever would go against a
Democrat and
1:14:08
this cannot be it must be a bot
and
1:14:11
somehow they've learned it must
be some
1:14:14
of that AI we've been hearing
about
1:14:16
they've learned how to actually
tweet
1:14:18
just like black women it's
because if we
1:14:22
know as we've seen that the the
what the
1:14:25
ones who are the most valuable
to the
1:14:27
Democratic Party is black women
we have
1:14:30
identified at least five
existing
1:14:32
campaigns rather focus on
getting black
1:14:34
people to do only one thing
what would
1:14:36
not know for the Democrats and
can you
1:14:38
name one of those five
campaigns I mean
1:14:40
we put up from the report that
you're
1:14:41
saying that rep this there's a
1:14:43
conversation about reparations
that has
1:14:44
to do with it there's a
criminal justice
1:14:46
can't conversation there's an
1:14:49
immigration mmm-hmm reparations
1:14:52
immigration and and and sorry
1:14:56
reparations immigration and
anything
1:14:59
that has to do with the
criminal justice
1:15:00
system so the reason that the
the
1:15:02
targeting of Cibola around
being a cop
1:15:05
is important it's because
anything
1:15:07
that's the hinges on criminal
justice
1:15:09
becomes a divisive issue
exactly we're
1:15:12
out of time but how can people
tell the
1:15:13
difference between the real
genuine and
1:15:15
thing a black lives matter and
the ones
1:15:17
that are just all pay attention
and
1:15:18
designed to make you not vote
how do you
1:15:20
even tell you tell right away
by that by
1:15:24
the language that they use most
of the
1:15:25
time but if you see anyone who
says
1:15:27
basically tangibles or or you
you're not
1:15:31
getting our vote without us
getting
1:15:33
something back you should start
to pause
1:15:35
and take a better look at what
they're
1:15:37
saying better look at those
those
1:15:38
accounts and see what they're
saying so
1:15:40
the term tangibles is an
absolute thing
1:15:44
in the black community
tangibles means
1:15:46
if you're gonna talk
reparations there's
1:15:48
got to be something tangible not
1:15:49
something you give to a whole
bunch of
1:15:50
people and i know this because
i do a
1:15:52
show with mows I've learned
this so
1:15:54
these are two black women
regardless of
1:15:57
their actual cultural heritage
doesn't
1:16:00
matter they're black telling
black women
1:16:03
don't listen to those other
black
1:16:05
they're BOTS I mean that is
what is
1:16:08
happening did to me it's very
disturbing
1:16:14
that this is on television
1:16:19
son CNN now ms it this was MSNBC
1:16:24
what's rumors on CNN no joy
readers
1:16:27
MSNBC us that there was joy
read it is
1:16:29
joy read MSNBC is being
interviewed but
1:16:32
what way joy read is on MSNBC I
watch
1:16:36
this all day yeah you do yeah
1:16:42
well dry that juror you was on
CNN never
1:16:46
he's never been on CNN and the
Shireen
1:16:50
Mitchell is she's part of the
digital
1:16:53
sistas now major support from
Open
1:16:57
Society Institute no come on
it's we all
1:17:00
know what's going on here but
no maybe
1:17:03
maybe maybe maybe this election
the
1:17:06
American people figure it out
but I'm
1:17:08
not holding my breath
1:17:10
and well you shouldn't brother
all right
1:17:18
the other thing else for around
a couple
1:17:22
just kind of funny clips is
still relate
1:17:24
to the impeachment oh okay I
thought you
1:17:26
had maybe some 20:27
impeachment is good
1:17:28
too well let's play a couple of
these
1:17:30
clips this was this clip is
just because
1:17:34
it's it's but part of the I
guess just
1:17:38
the hypocrisy of everything
this is a
1:17:41
Adam Schiff this is chef shift
early on
1:17:44
this is Schiff at the beginning
of the
1:17:47
year I think this is in March
before the
1:17:49
anything started up and talking
about
1:17:52
how you couldn't really do an
1:17:54
impeachment if it was was just
Democrats
1:17:56
you need everybody on board
sure and
1:17:59
he's very thoughtful about all
this and
1:18:02
he makes it he goes on and on
and it's
1:18:03
just like a head shaker I cut
her
1:18:05
through the trauma of a failed
1:18:06
impeachment an impeachment of
bipartisan
1:18:08
process would have to be
extraordinarily
1:18:12
clear and compelling I don't
forget the
1:18:16
possibility that the
investigation will
1:18:19
produce that more than our own
will but
1:18:22
I think the speaker is
absolutely right
1:18:23
in its absence an impeachment
becomes a
1:18:28
partisan exercise doomed for
failure and
1:18:33
I see little to be gained by
putting the
1:18:35
country through that kind of
wrenching
1:18:36
experience as I've often
remarked in the
1:18:39
past the only thing worse than
putting
1:18:42
the country through the trauma
of an
1:18:44
impeachment is putting the
country
1:18:45
through the trauma of a failed
1:18:46
impeachment what an idiot
1:18:50
and then we have this one
thanks just an
1:18:55
idiot is
1:18:56
unbelievable then we have this
one which
1:18:58
is jamie raskin the Canada oh
yeah with
1:19:02
that I would with that with the
I'm just
1:19:04
gonna say pubic hair on his
head I'm
1:19:06
just gonna say it
1:19:07
he is this is before this is
before the
1:19:13
inauguration this is you know
people say
1:19:15
well they you know the
Washington Post
1:19:17
they ran an article you know
three days
1:19:19
you'll be you know right right
after
1:19:21
Trump was inaugurated
impeachment began
1:19:24
it was on through to two days
later this
1:19:26
is before the inauguration I
want to say
1:19:30
this for Donald Trump who I may
well be
1:19:33
voting to impeach
1:19:41
oh wait but wait
1:19:53
I wanna I want to say this
1:19:56
so they got drowned out by the
applause
1:19:59
this is why Pelosi is so
worried about
1:20:02
the Democrats spiking the ball
on this
1:20:05
impeachment vote because it's a
no it's
1:20:08
like very it's not a good hook
it's not
1:20:10
a good luck it's not a good
look is
1:20:12
rooted here's a guy the guy
hasn't even
1:20:15
done one thing in office and
Raskin is
1:20:20
already voting to impeach him
he's worse
1:20:22
than the than the Al Green and
Maxine
1:20:26
Waters of the worlds I mean
that to me
1:20:28
is just irresponsible
especially for a
1:20:30
legislative guy while we're on
the
1:20:32
topics as it get ease out of
the way
1:20:33
this is Al Green who come came
on
1:20:36
democracy now we don't impeach
this
1:20:41
president he will get reelected
1:20:43
if we don't impeach him he will
say it's
1:20:47
Houston Congress member Al Green
1:20:50
repeatedly calling for
impeachment from
1:20:52
the House floor joining us now
on this
1:20:55
historic day many are calling
1:20:57
impeachment day oh do we have
Al Green
1:21:01
on the show yeah what many are
calling
1:21:04
impeachment day welcome to
Democracy Now
1:21:07
Congress member green your
thoughts on
1:21:09
this day well thank you for
having me
1:21:11
miss Goodman this is a day for
us to
1:21:14
reflect upon love of country
know we are
1:21:18
at the crossroads of
accountability
1:21:20
either we will hold the
president
1:21:22
accountable for his impeachable
behavior
1:21:24
or we will be held accountable
but as
1:21:27
important as that is it will
also mean
1:21:29
that we will lose some of our
democracy
1:21:31
a president has to have
guardrails a
1:21:34
president has to know that
there are
1:21:36
boundaries if the president
perceives
1:21:38
that there are no boundaries
and does
1:21:41
what he has concluded is within
his all
1:21:45
power granted under Article 2
then I
1:21:49
think we will lose some of our
democracy
1:21:51
and we march toward a monarchy
1:21:54
we didn't buy into a monarchy
we bought
1:21:57
into a democracy and as
Franklin said we
1:22:01
have this republic if we can
keep it I
1:22:02
plan to do all that I can to
help us
1:22:04
keep the Republic that I love I
mean
1:22:07
what's interesting Congress
1:22:08
greenness you have been calling
for this
1:22:10
repeatedly for the last two
years for
1:22:12
different reasons among them
racism can
1:22:17
you talk about what it means at
this
1:22:19
point that it has been narrowed
these
1:22:21
two charges against Trump to
abuse of
1:22:25
power and obstruction of
Congress are
1:22:28
you satisfied with us initially
miss
1:22:30
Goodman the call was for his
obstruction
1:22:34
as it relates to the
investigation into
1:22:37
his campaign the Russian
intrusion into
1:22:42
the campaign and into our
election you
1:22:45
might recall that mr. Comey was
fired
1:22:49
summarily and the president
went on
1:22:52
national TV at primetime and
confessed
1:22:54
that he was considering the
1:22:57
investigation but I then moved
on
1:23:00
because I saw the level of
bigotry
1:23:03
emanating from the presidency
1:23:05
I saw the various and fitty
invidious
1:23:08
phobias that he attended to
project them
1:23:12
to push I saw how the country
was
1:23:15
starting to become more
unsettled all
1:23:23
right I'm going to say one more
time
1:23:25
80% of Congress and that's the
House of
1:23:29
Representatives and the Senate
consists
1:23:31
of people 65 and older
1:23:36
so I'm in there deep in their
seventy's
1:23:38
they still think this is how
you run the
1:23:40
country you give an interview
you tell
1:23:43
them some bullcrap you go on is
given in
1:23:45
to the New York Times do the 60
minute
1:23:47
and you're done
1:23:48
unfortunately for quite a while
now
1:23:51
we've been able to read
documents
1:23:53
ourselves get stuff on the
internet they
1:23:56
still think that this writs run
that way
1:23:58
they don't realize that it's
changed now
1:24:00
it may not have changed enough
for this
1:24:02
upcoming election but I think
that a lot
1:24:06
of people didn't get railroaded
out I
1:24:07
hope so
1:24:08
get these people out some of
them some
1:24:12
of them like Al Green are so
locked in
1:24:14
this is like these the
Republicans who
1:24:17
are so oh we're gonna vote out
Nancy
1:24:19
Pelosi Nancy Pelosi's District
in San
1:24:23
Francisco it's a shithole
1:24:24
it's yes and they all vote for
Nancy
1:24:28
Pelosi yeah that's that can't
get me to
1:24:30
an extreme on run against her
and it
1:24:33
would be 75% for Nancy Pelosi
isn't that
1:24:36
munch Hoeven Munchausen disease
well
1:24:40
when you're when you you love
your
1:24:42
captor and all they do I mean
this is
1:24:44
just hot coals syndrome okay
one of
1:24:46
those missing them up munch
munch hose
1:24:49
and Stockholm Syndrome it's all
bad it's
1:24:52
all bad yeah well these people
are bad
1:24:55
well with that I'd like to
thank you for
1:24:57
your courage and say in the
morning to
1:24:59
you the man who literally just
put the C
1:25:01
in CNN's joy reach Joe John C
Dvorak
1:25:06
well in the morning to you mr.
Adam
1:25:08
curry although in the morning
all ships
1:25:10
to see boots on the ground feet
in the
1:25:11
air subs in the water and all
the Dames
1:25:13
tonight's out there in the
morning to
1:25:15
all of our trolls in the troll
room who
1:25:18
have been with us the troll
rumors walls
1:25:20
the troll room has been with us
for over
1:25:23
a decade almost as long as the
show
1:25:26
itself exists and you can find
1:25:29
by going to Noah's gender
screen comm
1:25:33
where you can also listen to
the the
1:25:37
same thing all the trolls are
listening
1:25:38
to at that moment and troll
along
1:25:40
sometimes you can have some fun
you pass
1:25:43
a message on to whoever is
pronounced
1:25:44
Takei ting it's a fabulous
place to be
1:25:47
and it's a great community and
let me
1:25:49
see how many trolls we got here
today
1:25:51
let me see you on the stream
today
1:25:53
nice 1068 not bad for the second
1:25:56
Thursday of the week and thank
you
1:25:58
trolls for everything you've
done for us
1:26:00
over the past twelve hundred
episodes
1:26:02
also a big in the morning to
the artists
1:26:05
for episode eleven ninety nine
we titled
1:26:09
that slack off' ID that this
was brought
1:26:11
by Larry Dane who has done
multiple
1:26:14
submissions I don't think we
ever chose
1:26:16
one of his pieces of art and it
was a
1:26:19
very interesting one it was a
silhouette
1:26:22
of clearly Hillary Clinton
which by
1:26:26
itself I don't think I've seen
in an
1:26:30
iconic Hillary silhouette
anywhere this
1:26:34
was why it was interesting this
weed had
1:26:36
trouble picking art for this
show and
1:26:38
but Adam kept gravitating
toward this
1:26:41
piece not because he liked it
but but he
1:26:43
was fascinated and I have to
agree with
1:26:45
him I wasn't at first but he
was because
1:26:48
I just kind of took it for
granted but
1:26:50
when he mentioned it he was
fascinated
1:26:51
by this silhouette because this
1:26:54
silhouette really brought
forward
1:26:57
Hillary it was Hillary yep and
it wasn't
1:27:00
like a normal silhouette like a
profile
1:27:02
some head or anything that you'd
1:27:03
normally think of it was a body
1:27:06
silhouette and for some reason
it just
1:27:08
said Hillary and then the blood
splatter
1:27:11
splatter i way to go yeah so we
picked
1:27:24
it imagine doing that on a show
where
1:27:26
you have advertisers hmm gee
somehow I
1:27:28
think that wouldn't last very
long thank
1:27:32
you very much Larry Larry Dane
no agenda
1:27:35
art generator calm is where you
can find
1:27:37
all the artwork art are
artistes work on
1:27:40
diligently and if you want you
can
1:27:42
submit your own
1:27:43
a lot of this is used as John
already
1:27:45
mentioned in artwork for our
newsletter
1:27:48
use art for the pre announcing
the show
1:27:51
when we go live and some of it
also
1:27:53
appears on merchandise t-shirts
hoodies
1:27:56
hats mugs and more at no agenda
shop
1:28:02
comm which I think that they're
doing a
1:28:04
whole new overhaul of the shop
so I'm
1:28:05
excited to see what they come
up with
1:28:06
and in that case everybody gets
a piece
1:28:09
of it the artist most
importantly as
1:28:11
well as the shop guys and even
the show
1:28:13
itself receive some of that is
part of
1:28:15
our value for value network
we've been
1:28:17
doing this since pretty much the
1:28:18
beginning of the show it's the
only way
1:28:20
that we have seen the only way
we saw
1:28:24
the only path we saw really to
be able
1:28:26
to discuss the topics we want
to discuss
1:28:28
because it's inherently not
brand safe
1:28:31
and it's not brand safe to have
a
1:28:33
patient point a silhouette of
Hillary
1:28:36
with blood splatters it's not
brand safe
1:28:39
funny yes brand safe no so we
chose a
1:28:41
different method it's a very
long slow
1:28:44
road it took us a while to get
up to
1:28:46
speed we're sustaining and I
look
1:28:49
forward to at least another 10
more
1:28:52
episodes of this podcast in the
universe
1:28:55
after this 1200 episode for
which we'd
1:28:58
like to thank our executive
producers
1:29:01
and associate executive
producers right
1:29:02
now
1:29:03
indeed starting with the sir
animus of
1:29:08
Laurel Bovie of of Dogpatch and
Louis
1:29:11
LeBeau via causa
1:29:12
always looking forward to his
notes came
1:29:16
up with a note a note and an
offer gonna
1:29:20
work I'm gonna read this you
read it
1:29:23
already and I don't fully
understand it
1:29:25
but I'm starting to get it
we're gonna
1:29:26
have to analyze this because
it's
1:29:28
important because you donated
thirteen
1:29:30
hundred and one dollars another
is this
1:29:33
the same amount or is this
another code
1:29:35
amount I've never seen this
amount
1:29:37
before ever
1:29:38
one 301 yeah we should write
these down
1:29:43
screw you writing down the code
since
1:29:47
the minute he came on the scene
on a
1:29:49
Code Breaker thank you thank
you to all
1:29:54
the producers that keeps this
1:29:56
program running the v4v model
works for
1:30:01
many years I have copied
promotions if
1:30:04
you want to improve attendance
in your
1:30:06
small third world village
schools do
1:30:10
what the madrasahs do offer a
free lunch
1:30:14
so the father does not have to
feed the
1:30:17
children especially the young
daughters
1:30:19
mm-hmm Walmart's you tell
something but
1:30:24
I'm not sure Wow wall Walmart
synonymous
1:30:27
pay off of lay off debt layaway
debt is
1:30:31
an idea worth copying this is
where it's
1:30:34
gonna lead by the way okay
1:30:35
any woman girl /female donating
at least
1:30:38
fifty five dollars and ten
cents and not
1:30:41
a smoking hot wife girlfriend
sent by
1:30:44
others but actually sent by the
woman to
1:30:47
be titled will be given credit
from my
1:30:50
monthly donation beginning with
the
1:30:52
donations through December
twenty twenty
1:30:55
twenty
1:30:56
Wow so wait a minute so this is
a Dame
1:30:59
Drive essentially as part of
the Dame
1:31:01
driving he's gonna give away
twelve Dame
1:31:03
hoods and so what what are the
bonds oh
1:31:08
this is good this is good copy
yet one
1:31:11
caveat well I will not insist
on an
1:31:14
abaya a B aya nor a hijab at
the round
1:31:19
table to retain the credit the
nd we
1:31:23
wait he's not gonna bring a
religion
1:31:26
into the into the equation
that's what
1:31:27
he's trying to say okay always
mentioned
1:31:30
the madrasah gambit which i
think is
1:31:32
actually a pretty good idea one
caveat
1:31:35
while I will not be able go on
Doron
1:31:39
tried to retain the credit the
1:31:40
individual must donate at least
another
1:31:42
fifty dollars within a month
1:31:46
I would do a lower amount but
we need
1:31:48
transparency for all the
producers what
1:31:51
if there are no women donors
the random
1:31:53
week I donate go back one week
and so
1:31:57
designate one otherwise it is
just and
1:32:00
this is like this is like the
1:32:01
instructions on Parcheesi it
also sounds
1:32:07
like a trumpet the donation
pitch time
1:32:11
match I don't understand okay so
1:32:14
otherwise it's just another
producer
1:32:15
credit for Dogpatch ian's and
loris
1:32:17
LeBeau viens divide the credit
equally
1:32:20
if there are more than one
woman donor
1:32:22
with the requisite donation but
then
1:32:24
again each must donate another
at least
1:32:27
fifty dollars within a month to
retain
1:32:29
the credit from this offer
hopefully
1:32:32
this will increase in of her
damn lady
1:32:34
producers separately and for
fun I am
1:32:38
sharing a presentation preamble
I had
1:32:40
vetted for a specific situation
this is
1:32:44
part of a speech of his now
that we're
1:32:47
gonna have to talk about this
for a
1:32:48
second different ways up yes
then here's
1:32:51
this thing attention ladies and
1:32:52
gentlemen terms I used to
reflect social
1:32:57
behavior in this presentation
and not
1:33:00
gender looking as just making
the excuse
1:33:04
is already going rogue with
ladies and
1:33:07
gentlemen yeah I am going to
circulate
1:33:11
to each of you a list of
identifiers
1:33:13
from a computer-generated
printout that
1:33:16
came from your administration I
1:33:19
understand the identifiers may
no longer
1:33:21
be valid however to be on this
1:33:24
computer-generated printout I
was told
1:33:27
the identifiers were extracted
from
1:33:29
verified sources authorized by
the
1:33:32
beings on the printout I have
24 beings
1:33:36
listed using these identifiers
if the
1:33:38
identifier is no longer valid
please
1:33:40
correct the identifier for my
records
1:33:43
for those using symbols or
identifiers
1:33:45
that are not easily understood
or
1:33:47
pronounced please provide a
phonetic
1:33:49
pronunciation that the
instructor may
1:33:52
use okay and jnk this is
alright could
1:33:57
you break that down to me in
1:33:59
something I can pop in my mouth
and
1:34:01
understand know how does it work
1:34:05
well I don't know what the
point of this
1:34:08
last part was
1:34:11
uh which was apparently
something gives
1:34:13
at the beginning of some talks
he gives
1:34:15
somewhere whatever he talks
about we
1:34:17
don't know this guy or anything
about
1:34:19
him but he's but he wants to
give a damn
1:34:22
hood a month out okay that I'm
diggin
1:34:25
and so he's really expecting
the Dames
1:34:27
to contribute a fit double
nickels on
1:34:30
the dime plus fifty dollars so
in two
1:34:33
separate donations okay and
they have to
1:34:37
be within a week one side or
the other
1:34:39
of his donation when it comes in
1:34:43
okay so if you hear Dogpatch
and is this
1:34:45
the first one no no it starts
in January
1:34:48
so if Dogpatch comes in with
this
1:34:50
donation and you hear it you
come in
1:34:53
with a double minimus by the
way says
1:34:55
nay not die I just call him dog
pet hey
1:34:57
I'm on first name basis with him
1:34:59
Dogpatch so dog patch comes in
sir sir
1:35:02
on emissive dog patch and Louis
LeBeau
1:35:04
via then you within a week
1:35:07
you've got to donate
essentially a
1:35:09
hundred and ten and then he
grant you
1:35:11
you know one hundred five ten
hug in
1:35:13
five double nickels on the dime
yes okay
1:35:16
I think well he's being very
it's very
1:35:20
sexist well he realizes that he
does
1:35:22
these donations you know a lot
and when
1:35:26
he does them he's just there's a
1:35:28
knighthood that could be
granted and so
1:35:31
he's decided to grant I think
that's
1:35:33
from time he does one of these
he's
1:35:35
gonna grant a dame hood so he's
1:35:36
basically this is our version
of the
1:35:38
madras so there's free lunch
here come
1:35:42
on if i understand what he's
saying yeah
1:35:44
follow the success that would
be the
1:35:45
symbol is to follow the
successful
1:35:47
formula well thank you very
much sir
1:35:49
anima s-- of Dogpatch and lower
slovakia
1:35:53
also known as yo dog to me
you've been
1:35:57
such a strong supporter of this
show i
1:36:00
hope one day i do get to meet
you to
1:36:02
thank you in person
1:36:03
yeah every every way you
communicate
1:36:05
suggests to me that'll never
happen but
1:36:10
it does happen you won't know
exactly
1:36:13
exactly well thank you all
thank you
1:36:15
Brian a mish mish all right
onward will
1:36:20
the world get that worked out
and bright
1:36:22
it up as just gonna give him a
go karma
1:36:25
just because he's there you
know you've
1:36:27
got I don't think that's too
much to do
1:36:33
form
1:36:36
onward with Borislav Maranatha
ooh poor
1:36:39
slow loris lost another name
that's been
1:36:41
around for years and yes
another name
1:36:43
has been around for a long time
and
1:36:45
another guy we don't know 12
1919 which
1:36:48
is tall 1919 is just under just
load $19
1:36:54
over 1200 we'll put him in the
club oh
1:36:55
yeah oh he's just a show date
12 1919
1:36:59
which is exactly right
1:37:02
1290 was coincidentally we
could put
1:37:03
that in the newsletter another
gambit we
1:37:06
missed
1:37:06
yeah well please send some
winning car
1:37:10
let's send some winning against
a
1:37:12
frivolous lawsuit karma and
some jobs
1:37:15
karma oh my goodness well we
need to
1:37:17
pile it on for you they're jobs
jobs and
1:37:21
jobs that's karma by the way we
got a
1:37:30
new jobs we know we have four
currently
1:37:34
we've got the one you just
heard we have
1:37:36
two different Trump jobs errs
and we've
1:37:38
got the Nancy and Trump jobs
and now add
1:37:40
this one to it which we recorded
1:37:42
yesterday jobs jobs jobs
1:37:46
that's pence so in case anybody
wants a
1:37:49
VP jobs karma we have that now
as well
1:37:52
okay good to know
1:37:54
how many years have we been
using this
1:37:56
at least ten yeah it's and and
ever and
1:38:00
these politicians still come
out and say
1:38:02
it like it's like they just
invented it
1:38:06
variation on if you're gonna
take it is
1:38:08
like the way jokes operate you
know you
1:38:10
do variations this is the
variation on
1:38:13
the location location location
you know
1:38:15
yeah which is the classic Gold
Line well
1:38:17
how do you pick a good
real-estate spot
1:38:19
location location location then
it
1:38:21
evolved and evolved into
developers
1:38:23
developers developers Oh God
Steve
1:38:26
Ballmer I forgot about that
well also
1:38:28
any time you say something
thrice
1:38:31
apparently then it sticks into
people
1:38:34
and sticks in people's minds if
you say
1:38:36
it does but the original Nancy
one
1:38:38
breaks the rules and it's four
times
1:38:41
jobs jobs jobs and jobs you're
right
1:38:46
it's an and jobs that may be
the power
1:38:48
of it now they think about
everyone else
1:38:50
just does a a three-peat but I
think
1:38:52
you're right
1:38:54
it's say it's the breaks the
rules man
1:38:57
that's one yeah man well good
luck with
1:38:59
it
1:38:59
borislav and thank you for
supporting us
1:39:01
sir
1:39:03
baron sir Dred Scott of the
Elbe Express
1:39:06
who actually gave two twice in
today's
1:39:08
show he's gonna I don't know we
had to
1:39:09
keep probably double credit him
but he
1:39:12
gave 1200 to become member of
the 1200
1:39:15
club and to celebrate this 1200
shows I
1:39:18
always ask for no jingles
Nakamura about
1:39:20
my last donation I mentioned
coming out
1:39:22
of the fog of war of new twins
to go
1:39:24
along with a two-year-old three
kids
1:39:26
under three at 40 years I
wanted to
1:39:28
thank you for the oh I'm sorry
let me
1:39:31
read it again he's got three
kids under
1:39:34
three and he's 40 years old
it's no joke
1:39:37
I think that's why I gave him a
good
1:39:40
tortoise karma providing me
with karma
1:39:46
even though I didn't request it
and I
1:39:47
wanted to thank you for the
Karma
1:39:49
well with recently at work I
had to
1:39:51
write my annual self appraisal
yes it's
1:39:59
called a 360 review actually
did you
1:40:02
know this no I did not yeah
it's a 360
1:40:05
where you you write about
yourself you
1:40:07
also review your direct manager
which is
1:40:11
always a fun thing to do and
then the
1:40:13
manager also of course will
review you
1:40:16
360 yeah this sounds like a
part of a
1:40:18
stack ranking scheme which is
the worst
1:40:21
thing for companies I've never
done
1:40:23
anything like this I've always
been in
1:40:24
companies where there's just
1:40:26
old-fashioned reviews if at all
it seems
1:40:31
to me instead of reviewing
somebody you
1:40:33
bring him into the office tell
me what
1:40:34
you think
1:40:35
just tell him hey you know
you're doing
1:40:36
a pretty good job well that's
right stop
1:40:39
right there I just need to
bring it up
1:40:40
we'll come back to it later
after all
1:40:42
these segments are also content
under
1:40:47
the heading slack off I'd at GE
1:40:54
at General Electric the way
your boss
1:40:57
reviews you is with and I'm not
sure if
1:41:03
they're actual digital stickers
or if
1:41:06
they are just words but the
under in
1:41:11
there in the review category
under
1:41:12
insights you can send someone a
consider
1:41:17
or a continue so continue means
you did
1:41:23
a good job continue doing your
job
1:41:26
consider means you need to work
on it a
1:41:28
little bit and that's it's two
words
1:41:30
it's either continue consider
this is
1:41:34
probably I don't know this I'm
just
1:41:36
saying I know about General
Electric's
1:41:38
early experiments would stack
ranking
1:41:41
that Jack Welch implemented
that was the
1:41:43
beginning of the end for General
1:41:45
Electric I might add and they
have
1:41:48
pulled it and I know Microsoft
pulled
1:41:50
stack stack ranking I've
written about
1:41:52
this a lot and it's a very
onerous
1:41:56
methodology it makes yes men
show up it
1:41:59
makes the real creative types
quit the
1:42:01
company or you get kicked them
out and
1:42:03
it's it's detrimental to most
companies
1:42:06
in fact Microsoft was sliding
until they
1:42:09
got rid of their stack ranking
and
1:42:11
General Electric is still in
the tank
1:42:13
and this sounds like a
modification yeah
1:42:16
well it's it's part of the new
the new
1:42:20
way we communicate just one
word or an
1:42:22
emoji I personally I think it
should you
1:42:24
should just boil it down to a
smiley
1:42:26
face or a poop emoji that's the
easiest
1:42:29
way to understand
1:42:30
yeah well this idiotic I've
never had
1:42:32
this happen to me and I glad um
anyway
1:42:37
back to the note recently at
work I've
1:42:39
had to write my annual self
appraisal
1:42:41
which is dumb I was really hard
on
1:42:44
myself I didn't think I had
performed
1:42:46
well this year due to the fog
of war
1:42:47
mentioned above twins kids
whatever my
1:42:50
manager had the complete
opposite
1:42:52
opinion he wrote me a great
review and
1:42:55
noted that I exceeded
expectations he's
1:42:59
kind of crediting this to the
car might
1:43:00
think this that phase is only
used at my
1:43:03
company when a promotion or
1:43:05
significant raises on the way
Oh code
1:43:07
that's greens no it's great I
also
1:43:10
received two bonus checks from
other
1:43:12
departments for work I
completed on
1:43:14
projects we worked on together
that's
1:43:16
nice I attributed this directly
to the
1:43:19
Karma thanks again for the Karma
1:43:21
dropping the t's yesterday I
headed to
1:43:24
Costco with my three-year-old
she loves
1:43:26
going there and recognises the
route as
1:43:29
well as the sign for the store
when she
1:43:32
said yay Costco gospel without
the tea I
1:43:37
had an oh crap moment I
realized I've
1:43:40
been dropping the tea from
Costco for
1:43:43
years I quickly corrected her
and now
1:43:46
pronounced at Costco by my
accounting my
1:43:51
donations this episode bring me
to fight
1:43:53
count status but I have yet to
claim the
1:43:54
Protectorate if the peerage
committee
1:43:56
approves and I did and the
Pierce
1:43:58
committee I've just checked
with them
1:44:00
they approve immediately read
this note
1:44:02
earlier and it has been
approved if I
1:44:04
count it large see what I'm just
1:44:06
laughing I didn't even get
invited
1:44:08
anyway I didn't get even get
invited to
1:44:10
the meeting but I'm you're not
on the
1:44:11
peerage committee I know okay
by count
1:44:14
it large seems appropriate for
me my
1:44:16
accounting is villo anyways I
count at
1:44:18
large thank you for the amygdala
1:44:20
protecting deconstruction twice
weekly
1:44:21
on Thursdays keep up the good
work and a
1:44:24
note about that as we I don't
know if
1:44:26
it's because of the animated No
Agenda
1:44:28
or why exactly people are
talking about
1:44:31
their amygdalas more often
these days
1:44:32
and donation notes that is a
byte and
1:44:36
you know John I didn't start
out to we
1:44:39
didn't start the show so hey I
got an
1:44:40
idea let's heal people was not
the
1:44:46
original intent of the show but
that it
1:44:50
happens and that people feel
much better
1:44:52
and and we do have some science
with the
1:44:55
amygdala behind it but when
people say
1:44:58
this that it makes me feel
really good
1:45:01
about what we're doing I guess
that's
1:45:02
almost no thank you for
mentioning that
1:45:03
and thank you for your for your
a very
1:45:06
long support barren sword Rebbe
Scott of
1:45:09
the EOB Express soon to be by
count it's
1:45:12
appreciated
1:45:15
I know word oh yeah it's very
1:45:18
appreciated we should mention
the
1:45:19
amygdala thing it turns out
that if you
1:45:21
sit around we've discussed this
we had a
1:45:24
whole almost a whole show about
it it
1:45:25
turns out medical evidence
about people
1:45:28
who sit around like that woman
in green
1:45:30
who's screaming cuz Trump got
elected
1:45:33
and the people they'd all bent
out of
1:45:35
shape because we you mentioned
Trump all
1:45:38
they will their amygdala swells
up yeah
1:45:42
and it makes it more
animal-like and I
1:45:45
my phone is ringing and when
it's and
1:45:46
I'll take over Mir and when you
get into
1:45:48
the animalistic state or some
would say
1:45:51
reptilian with an enlarged
amygdala you
1:45:54
are very sensitive to danger
and so
1:45:56
you're going to respond in a
very primal
1:45:59
way to anything that you
perceive is
1:46:02
danger of course we know what
danger is
1:46:04
Orangemen bad and then it is a
chemical
1:46:08
thing that takes place and you
can
1:46:10
become a little more unhinged
than you
1:46:12
typically might be with a
healthy sized
1:46:15
amygdala there hence we are
credited
1:46:18
with keeping people's amygdala
sizes in
1:46:21
check and I'm you know exam
Edeka
1:46:23
professional I'm proud of that
1:46:25
we should play one on the show
onward
1:46:28
with Sir Darrin O'Neal deidara
know one
1:46:32
of our guys 365 from Mokena
Mokena or
1:46:37
Mokena one of the two probably
Mokena
1:46:40
Illinois hello Jon and Adam in
honor of
1:46:43
my anonymous benefactor helping
me to
1:46:46
get my knighthood a few
episodes ago I
1:46:48
wanted to play it forward this
donation
1:46:50
is be credited to and I wanted
people
1:46:53
out there take notes on this
because we
1:46:56
don't do this sort of
accounting no it's
1:46:59
$65 goes to net Ned
1:47:04
and he becomes a knight today
he was
1:47:06
submitting a note with his
round table
1:47:07
request I don't know do we have
that
1:47:09
Eric said there were forty
knows it was
1:47:11
a mess let me see if net-net
1:47:20
I don't the or dizzy no no I
don't see
1:47:23
him on here
1:47:25
well I don't have a note from
him that I
1:47:27
know I don't have a note either
okay
1:47:30
well we can do it on 12:01 let
me put on
1:47:33
the next show sure yeah well
what one is
1:47:36
good okay great
1:47:41
the $150 ITM om underlined oh ma
1:47:45
aka Omaha
1:47:49
and $150 to prof war yeah borr
1:47:52
he's a you find him I know
agenda social
1:47:54
calm most of the time he's a
good guy
1:47:57
well geez this is nice yeah
that is nice
1:48:01
yeah and it was an anonymous
donor who
1:48:04
brought sword Aaron oderno
kneel up to
1:48:06
knighthood adaran for those who
don't
1:48:08
know if you've listened to the
live
1:48:10
stream which you should try to
do if at
1:48:11
all possible no agenda stream
comm we do
1:48:14
it live on thursdays in the
second
1:48:15
Thursdays we do live he does a
pre-show
1:48:19
for about an hour before our
show and
1:48:21
gets it gets me into a good
mood it
1:48:24
doesn't matter where I am like
I'm just
1:48:25
kind of jamming out and you do
him I
1:48:27
putting my final touches on the
show
1:48:29
prep and he's always playing
something
1:48:31
good and he's another driving
force in
1:48:35
our value for value network
thank you
1:48:36
very much sir Darren O'Neill
and net Ned
1:48:39
we'll take care of you on 1201
1:48:44
congratulations on 1200
episodes he
1:48:46
continues the show is more
vital now
1:48:50
than ever dare I say you're
hitting your
1:48:52
stride just good we're just
hitting
1:48:55
something stop the hammering
your hard
1:48:58
work is appreciated thank you
for all
1:49:00
you do if time persists remind
people to
1:49:02
listen to the grumpy old Ben's
grumpy
1:49:04
old Ben's calm Merry Christmas
Merry
1:49:07
Christmas sir down David fuga
Zotoh 360
1:49:11
33 and he starts off by he by
the way is
1:49:15
the Baron of Saudi Arabia and
Peninsula
1:49:20
and he's got quite a title yes
he's got
1:49:24
a big title yay he says
congrats on all
1:49:28
the another milestone thank you
for your
1:49:30
courage all the producers fubá
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1:49:33
dave melody de mesa Bella thank
you very
1:49:35
much David push 3 3333 today I
give in
1:49:43
the name of my best friend pain
please
1:49:47
giving PA why any kid please
give him a
1:49:49
birthday shot I did it back
dated to the
1:49:51
seventh I don't know if we got
that or
1:49:52
yeah I got the date which will
live in
1:49:55
infamy I waited the birthday
what I
1:49:59
weighed the birthday and the
1200s and
1:50:01
decided that he could benefit
from more
1:50:04
than 12 the 12 hundredths show
as his
1:50:06
executive producer ship claim
okay he
1:50:09
gets it I hit him in the mouth
during a
1:50:10
ramp up to the impeachment 2016
he can
1:50:13
have credit but I'm claiming
the D do
1:50:15
Shing so they do now to
contradict the
1:50:24
whole note he says please call
him out
1:50:26
as a douche bag before throwing
some
1:50:32
goat style karma new human
resource
1:50:34
Karma his way you've got special
1:50:42
executive producers for the
1,200 show
1:50:45
the extravaganza yes please
please we
1:50:50
have a couple more of these and
then
1:50:51
there won't be any more until
July yeah
1:50:54
these special so explain
explain the
1:50:57
special how it works well this
is a this
1:50:59
is a the idea is we notice that
in
1:51:03
showbiz they have all these
specials
1:51:05
they do and it's not just you
as the Bob
1:51:07
Hope Christmas special and
being an
1:51:09
executive producer the Bob Hope
1:51:11
Christmas special is a little
more
1:51:13
interesting than being the
producer of
1:51:15
show 11/10 right just a times
so we
1:51:19
offered the special things you
can use
1:51:21
this as a title in your job
thing you
1:51:24
say executive producer for show
12 days
1:51:27
special
1:51:28
extravaganza show 1200 of the
No Agenda
1:51:31
show and that's a special
designator
1:51:33
that you get for this for very
few shows
1:51:36
that's your name the
extravaganza that
1:51:39
that's traffic has is good you
come with
1:51:41
something better I mean that
literally
1:51:42
is a Bob Hope type show title
1:51:44
extravagance
1:51:45
yeah extravagance these shows
go way
1:51:49
beyond three hours and they're
usually
1:51:52
pretty good but the point is is
that
1:51:54
this is a special designator
and this
1:51:56
Christmas special wouldn't be an
1:51:58
extravaganza it would be an
1:51:59
the ones coming up the
Christmas special
1:52:02
and then and then there could
be a New
1:52:05
Year special I guess we could
do that
1:52:07
and but then there's nothing
until July
1:52:09
4 so this is your last chance
to get in
1:52:11
on these kind of things for
your these
1:52:12
are people who need it on their
bye oh
1:52:14
yes and it's a good place to
have it on
1:52:18
your bio for sure yeah you have
a pitch
1:52:19
about that you deliver at the
end of
1:52:21
this list let's continue to get
this
1:52:24
done
1:52:24
Scott Finland in olifant
Pennsylvania
1:52:27
300 $33.33 this donation puts
me over
1:52:31
the threshold for knighting I
like you
1:52:32
benighted sir short stack of
the endless
1:52:34
mountains I don't know where
people come
1:52:36
up with these ideas I would
like to
1:52:38
request jobs karma please my
smoking-hot
1:52:41
wife had some unfortunate
events happen
1:52:44
with her now previous job and
she
1:52:46
decided to go back to nursing
school and
1:52:48
I could also use some good
helping of
1:52:50
karma heading into the new year
I would
1:52:52
like to point out that I'm
still waiting
1:52:53
for the autographed picture
that was
1:52:55
tied to John's 818 anniversary
I will
1:52:58
check it out and see why you
didn't get
1:53:00
one it was my only my second
donation
1:53:02
when I had sent it I requested
to be
1:53:03
anonymous probably that's part
of it so
1:53:06
not to be read on the air John
had made
1:53:08
a comment about how are we
going to send
1:53:10
this into an anonymous person
anyways
1:53:12
goes on I mean who doesn't want
a signed
1:53:15
autographed picture of John and
in their
1:53:19
life good luck - good luck -
you're a
1:53:24
smoking hot wife let's
hopefully this
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will help jobs jobs jobs and
jobs let's
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vote for job
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Kharma there's Inanna miss
anonymous in
1:53:39
liverpool UK 33333 he's got the
whole
1:53:43
thing congratulations on 12 on
Chozen
1:53:45
merry christmas jobs karma
karma sirs-e
1:53:48
liverpool UK jobs jobs jobs and
jobs
1:54:00
sir drip scott comes in again
at 3 3333
1:54:03
to get in on the special and he
just
1:54:07
says anonymous from Barren DREV
scotty
1:54:09
lb and j NK sir william of
texas 333 sir
1:54:14
william of texas here
congratulations on
1:54:16
1200 shows no jingles but I
could use
1:54:18
some jobs goat karma please
jobs jobs
1:54:21
jobs and jobs the timing of
when the go
1:54:32
karma comes in so this is
perfect makes
1:54:35
it funnier it's the best Stuart
Walton
1:54:39
Stafford Staffordshire UK 333
greetings
1:54:44
from Staffordshire UK donation
for show
1:54:46
1200 listener from the
beginning 55 or
1:54:50
$5 a month donor for many years
and a
1:54:52
few Mother's Day donations
shoutouts to
1:54:54
this first big donation is a
belated
1:54:56
birthday request please and a
20th
1:54:59
wedding anniversary shout-out
to my
1:55:00
wonderful smoking-hot wife
Michelle who
1:55:03
still puts up with me after all
these
1:55:05
years no jingles no karma love
and light
1:55:07
to you both and warmest wishes
for the
1:55:09
wonderful work that you do
1:55:10
happy Christmas and Merry New
Year's
1:55:13
Thank You Stuart thank you very
much and
1:55:15
she's on the list Matt she'll
met in
1:55:18
Oakville California 333 hello
John and
1:55:21
Adam here's hoping I make the
cut for
1:55:23
show 1200 my LinkedIn profile
could use
1:55:25
something shiny like an
executive
1:55:27
producer credit I've long gone
without
1:55:30
doning and a finally decided to
change
1:55:31
that no jingles just jobs karma
as it's
1:55:34
time I finally finished up my
third
1:55:36
actuarial exam and got a real
job what
1:55:39
I'm spreading the sanity what
kind of
1:55:41
job is that actuarial I said is
that the
1:55:44
guys insurance probably like a
1:55:46
or something where you you do
tables and
1:55:49
it's like a lot of works just
don't
1:55:52
actually no I don't know it's
got
1:55:55
something to do it actuaries
jobs jobs
1:55:58
jobs and jobs
1:56:00
that's vote for job karma sounds
1:56:05
complicated
1:56:06
look at that you Ariel why read
this
1:56:08
next note they were from
Addison Todd
1:56:10
it's $333 in st. Charles MO
Missouri in
1:56:14
the morning from fine gentlemen
just
1:56:16
quick note to say thank you for
the best
1:56:18
podcast in the universe
according to the
1:56:19
molar report I could did you
see the
1:56:21
article that was there was an
article I
1:56:23
didn't bring it down for the
show that
1:56:25
was in the new century new
what's a
1:56:28
cousin town down in Los Angeles
new
1:56:31
century whatever it's called
it's a
1:56:32
little newspaper and they wrote
up the
1:56:34
new agenda show whole page no
really
1:56:37
yeah I didn't get a copy I'll
have no
1:56:40
that's nice by the way actuary
insurance
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bean-counter yeah does what I
said you
1:56:46
were right now the
1:56:51
wrote it up as in dislike a big
pig one
1:56:53
of ours this is a real this is
a real
1:56:55
newspaper yeah it's one of
those like a
1:56:57
shopper it's a daily little
easy little
1:56:59
small plate paper but something
like
1:57:00
it's actually printed yes and
it comes
1:57:04
in your mailbox they stuff it
or it's
1:57:06
just it's at the supermarket
next to the
1:57:08
Auto Trader
1:57:09
I have no idea down there right
she did
1:57:12
be put in the mail and in there
it goes
1:57:15
on about the show and it says
this show
1:57:18
and he talked about how famous
to show
1:57:19
us is even mentioned in the
movie report
1:57:25
Century City is where a Century
City of
1:57:27
California sure I have not seen
a oh
1:57:32
that's cool mention in the
Muller report
1:57:35
I guess they have great editors
there
1:57:38
they at the Century City
Gazette they
1:57:40
knew what they were doing it was
1:57:43
mentioned and we will mention
this it
1:57:44
was mentioned by omission
1:57:47
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1:57:48
it was mentioned that if you
remember
1:57:51
the way they describe the mall
report if
1:57:53
it was if it wasn't in the
molar report
1:57:55
then it was true Addison Todd's
next in
1:58:00
st. Charles I just said that
did I read
1:58:02
his own note I don't know I'm
losing
1:58:04
track I don't in the morning
fine
1:58:07
gentlemen thank you for the
best podcast
1:58:09
universe scouring the malla
report
1:58:10
that's what triggered me yeah I
could
1:58:12
use some jabs karma for my
home-based
1:58:14
business where I sell on Amazon
and a
1:58:16
sharpton mix that's true if
you're
1:58:18
feeling up to it my
five-year-old son
1:58:21
loves your show and noticed
most of the
1:58:24
jingles as well I'd like to
call out my
1:58:25
best friend Matt as a douchebag
but not
1:58:31
that big of one because he
originally
1:58:33
hit me in the mouth we are
constantly on
1:58:34
the search for high-quality
podcasts and
1:58:36
we do our own and are
approaching 250
1:58:38
episodes if anyone is
interested it
1:58:40
would be great to hear feedback
from
1:58:42
this lovely audience of
listeners just
1:58:44
look up give that some thought
on all
1:58:47
podcast platforms or give that
some
1:58:50
thought calm fair warning it
doesn't
1:58:53
compare to yours keep up the
good work
1:58:55
and God bless you for all you
do please
1:58:57
don't find an exit strategy
Addison in
1:59:00
st. little always in st. Louis
Missouri
1:59:01
okay
1:59:05
our ESP ICT jobs jobs jobs and
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1:59:11
let's vote for job karma
1:59:18
Bruce Aitchison 32768 I don't
remember
1:59:24
exactly when I started
listening the
1:59:26
best podcast in the universe
after a
1:59:27
sideways bump from the cranky
geek show
1:59:31
but I heard Adam broadcast for
the last
1:59:34
time from Gitmo nation bangers
and mash
1:59:37
so it's been a significant
amount of
1:59:39
time I hit my girlfriend in the
mouse
1:59:42
mouse mouse mouse my recently
and
1:59:45
subsequently she asked me how
close I
1:59:48
was to knighthood that's right
ladies
1:59:53
you wanna do hey what do you
were you
1:59:56
not yet come back when you got
one in
1:59:59
fact hold out on him I was
embarrassed
2:00:02
and ashamed at my douchebaggery
I began
2:00:04
my quest 16 weeks ago with a
donation of
2:00:07
one cent what and have doubled
it every
2:00:10
week since then I look forward
to
2:00:12
meeting you on the die on the
Dyess next
2:00:15
week as I reach night what to
keep
2:00:16
doubling it yeah you'll get
interesting
2:00:18
so 16 weeks if you start with
one penny
2:00:20
and double it every week you
can do the
2:00:25
calculation douching introduced
and a
2:00:33
happy birthday shot to my
smoking-hot
2:00:34
girlfriend aka the wench I saw
the
2:00:40
picture this is very very cute
she no
2:00:43
wench man she no wench she know
what she
2:00:47
know ang
2:00:49
Michel ballet 250 bucks
associate
2:00:52
executive producers from
Fishers Indiana
2:00:54
I've been a no agenda listener
for
2:00:57
several years in a douche bag
that whole
2:00:59
time hanging my head in shame
with this
2:01:01
donation of 250 bucks can I
please get a
2:01:04
deed douching yeah you've been
deduced
2:01:09
you also need some karma that's
true one
2:01:13
quiz one quarter of the night
but feels
2:01:15
pretty good well it's because
this
2:01:16
donation is one quarter the way
to
2:01:17
knighthood are you aware of
leader
2:01:19
technology in the zoo King but
this is
2:01:22
the notes rises yeah this is
Mike
2:01:25
oh yeah Mike and I went back
and forth
2:01:27
on this and it's really a
conversation
2:01:29
that my about Michael McKibben
the guy
2:01:33
who's decided to take credit
for his all
2:01:35
social media the invented it
somehow who
2:01:40
is Michael McKibben I've never
heard of
2:01:42
him I had never heard of him
either
2:01:44
until this one operation who is
this
2:01:47
this is the producer you email
them back
2:01:49
quite detailed and said okay
you really
2:01:51
broke it down for him said
whatever
2:01:53
you're reading here it's bull
crap and
2:01:54
here's why and then he came
back and he
2:01:56
said oh shit you're right
something like
2:01:59
that he's been hounding him for
2:02:03
following this I read I'll read
this
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part this more interesting that
thank
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you for both that all you're
doing a
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happy birthday he's in the
People's
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Republic of fishers I recently
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discovered mo fax the mo fax
with Adam
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Curry show number 18 was
legendary
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I'm listening through all the
shows now
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and I'm lucky to be a
semi-retired semi
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employed boomer with the time
to listen
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to all these podcasts bless you
and best
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best wishes to both of you now
yes yeah
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yeah thank you well I'm glad
I'm glad
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you listened to that yeah it's
a it's an
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outgrowth of the No Agenda show
and then
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we have a lot of fun doing it
Thank You
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Barry marled or whether he
needed a
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karma he knew karma that always
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yeah and by arnold thorn thorn
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I've been making monthly
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donation makes
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me eligible for knighthood I'd
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are taking their first check
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pilot's license they are
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nervous Adam if you have time
we meet
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daily and he's got some codes
there and
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in the 73's and 5a da Arnold
Thor okay
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so no it's not just some codes
but okay
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you know unless I'm an actual
ham radio
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operator and you're some kind
of fake
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Lou how can you be a fake if I
have a
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license the license is on the
wall ilex
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signed by the government well
you have a
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technicians license which does
not allow
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you to get on these frequencies
so yes
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he says
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38:17 between 7:00 and 8:00 in
the
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morning or 38:19 between 6:00
and 7:00
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in the evening and 5:00 a DA I
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definitely try and catch you
there so
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that's 38 17 kilohertz
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you won't even show and he
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you've got karma government you
have it
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on the wall really huh hmm of
course I
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have it on the walls my
Universal Life
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have one
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of those too sir Night Live is
the
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- 200 14 bucks jingles I love
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love boo babies I love babies
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do have it yes okay I love bugs
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with this donation I will
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achieve true night status I
don't think
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he's on the list after being a
buy one
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get one free bug off night from
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sir sir Knight of the well I
don't
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understand what is he saying do
I do I
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get it I get it
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what oh oh I got you
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he's topped off this was a
challenge for
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all the people became Knights
with $500
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two years ago mm-hmm and a lot
of them
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were challenged to come on can
I get it
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up the real number God so he
made it he
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made the number oh thank you
very much
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very but he's already a knight
oh and he
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wants the I love babies I'll
just throw
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in a gratuitous Karma we got to
start
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eating babies
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that was pretty obscure for
something
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request but well done I forgot
all about
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that a lot of cheeses I like to
eat
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bouche need to eat babies
totally forgot
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that one totally on Oprah stir
I think
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i'ma see if I got a note from
him on the
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emails in soos
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how do you spell that preacher
so you
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don't have to go back and forth
the
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street are IES ter priester
rista anyway
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I don't think I have anything
from him
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ah yes we did oh good
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in fact we got two notes it
looks like
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which this eat ok well I'll
read when
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you open this one in one window
and open
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this one in another window
always got
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three notes that's great that
really
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helps another window okay ah I
see I'm
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gonna ferry from Germany to
Finland I
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saw my reply to you had fallen
between
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the waves mm tea as far as I'm
concerned
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I like the story of the Baron
of the
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Munchausen lifting yourselves
down the
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swamp by pulling your own hair
another
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analogy is flight of the Thelma
and
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Louise over the Grand Canyon at
first it
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is fine but eventually gravity
catches
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you all the best
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oh no oh thank you all know
dunk you
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know wait wait
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- another note oh no he said we
kind of
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talked about when he turns out
to the
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bank okay we talked about mmt
is the
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modern monetary monetary
theories just
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reminds him of the baron of
Munchausen
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okay okay I okay I want to stop
just for
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a quick second and mention and
uh he
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does know jingles or karma that
I can
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tell I started looking into
modern
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monetary sir a little more
seriously and
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I'm starting to like it I
thought you
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were already we're all in and
you know
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what you know else is all in on
MMT the
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former New York banker yeah
he's all you
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know that was yeah but I like
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in one hand but then it still
has some
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idiot kind of idiot idiot sees
to it it
2:08:03
also kind of doesn't work if
Bitcoin and
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these other things are working
that's
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the probably destroyed yeah yes
yeah the
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the Libra cannot happen we can
the
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chutney or the Chinese are
talking about
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some some crypto that is the
problem so
2:08:21
now we they're going to want to
destroy
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Bitcoin well good luck with
that is what
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I say Bitcoin is modern
monetary theory
2:08:28
in my mind put bottom down what
do I
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miss not even close it can't be
it's my
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own version leave me alone Gary
2:08:36
Fars in Spring Valley
California to 1212
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hey Ren and Stimpy Congrats on
making it
2:08:45
the twelve hundred shows I was
listening
2:08:47
to an old geologic podcast the
other day
2:08:50
and he was doing a funny bit on
2:08:52
collective nouns and called a
group of
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podcasters a curry really this
is some
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three 1708 mm-hmm John can you
repeat
2:09:04
the name of that jazz guy you
thought
2:09:06
Adam was doing when he was
doing his Tom
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Waits impression what thank you
for all
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that you do love and light do
you
2:09:12
remember that yes I went what
is he
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building
2:09:15
what is he boy yeah I can't or
Dean
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there you go Ken what Ken
Nordine yep
2:09:20
Ken Nordine word jazz ken
Dorsey he was
2:09:24
still alive I believe still
works did a
2:09:27
lot of albums of the 50s and
60s most of
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them are rare and hard to come
by might
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try to collect a few and I
always
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thought that Garth confused
with Ken
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nerd he always thought he was
the guy
2:09:39
who did the trip through in her
space
2:09:41
and the Monsanto exhibit down in
2:09:43
Disneyland which was taken out
some
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years ago but that turned out
to be Paul
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frees another fantastic voice
of you
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know there's a beautiful voice
what it
2:09:55
was and you said when we played
the
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except from the guy from Nick
Ferrari he
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said I had that voice shit yes
what is
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he building what is he doing
donating
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his love
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yeah
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you could almost develop that
voice and
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you are a smoker Anonymous in
Highland
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Park Illinois - OH - OH - I'm a
high
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school English journalism
teacher in
2:10:20
Illinois thanks to you the m5m
and the
2:10:23
shit show that is Chicago
2:10:24
I have no shortage of excellent
D
2:10:26
constructible content for my
students
2:10:28
consideration and hopefully
education
2:10:31
very good I got hit in the
mouth several
2:10:34
years ago thanks to my
boyfriend John he
2:10:36
shared your show with me
reluctantly I
2:10:39
should be doing a female voice
2:10:40
apparently yeah there's a woman
she's a
2:10:43
teacher I can't do it it hurts
my voice
2:10:47
thanks to my boyfriend John he
shared
2:10:50
your show with me reluctantly
but I
2:10:53
quickly recognized how
important your
2:10:56
show is to sustaining our
democracy
2:10:59
I've even forgiven Dvorak for
how he
2:11:02
says some woman you often say
that woman
2:11:12
- that a lot along with the
gays and the
2:11:17
blacks but it's okay because
you know
2:11:20
you're cantankerous well okay
let's
2:11:28
continue jingles she's not sure
if you
2:11:32
had that I saw of that time
Dvorak said
2:11:35
jacked-up Joe no I looked I
don't have I
2:11:37
don't even think we're equally
free i
2:11:39
bleeding oh yeah jacked-up Jess
when Joe
2:11:41
is a gold jacked up to go on
stage which
2:11:44
will be again tonight but we
never we
2:11:47
never recorded that is no we
never
2:11:49
recorded no I don't think so
2:11:51
from pre bleeding I vitamin b12
episode
2:11:54
that's right first okay but if
you do
2:11:58
I'll have that alongside with
the
2:12:00
requisite D douching and the
foamer
2:12:01
train horn guy that's old giver
now I
2:12:04
just want to say about you know
when
2:12:08
someone donated and said that
you know
2:12:11
your cantankerous I I think I
caught a
2:12:14
little twinge of you being did
it hurt a
2:12:17
little bit and I know okay well
I'm
2:12:20
gonna defend you anyway I'm 55
2:12:24
I'm already kind of getting to
the point
2:12:26
where I don't care about a lot
of things
2:12:30
and Pete things people say and
I can
2:12:32
you've got a couple years on me
I can
2:12:34
imagine you know you go along
in life
2:12:36
you just care about less and
less and
2:12:38
less so it's not mean you just
really
2:12:41
don't give a shit about what
someone
2:12:43
thinks or someone's feelings or
anything
2:12:45
else and you know you come from
an era
2:12:49
where we pronounced our T's so
you know
2:12:53
I give you a lot of leeway and
grace on
2:12:56
this and I think everybody
should so I'm
2:12:58
defending you on this I'm
defending you
2:13:00
on this okay that woman wasn't
defending
2:13:04
me she wanted oh she's won is
he wants a
2:13:18
foamer if you wanted a farmer
in addy
2:13:20
dishes over Tommy Lynn Helwig
202 bucks
2:13:25
this is my first donation my
never got a
2:13:28
property dishing so please
dispense
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deduced I'm donating 202
dollars in
2:13:37
honor of my new area code I
recently
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moved to the swampy Hellmouth
that is
2:13:41
Washington DC in search of a
new career
2:13:43
I like to hell mouths word Wow
Hellmouth
2:13:47
let me write that down is such
a good
2:13:49
show title ooh
2:13:51
Hellmouth yeah good point that
is that
2:13:53
is a good show title nice just
got a
2:13:55
ring to it he was like
incorporates the
2:13:58
word of hell which screws up
our anyway
2:14:01
she goes on he goes on to heaven
2:14:04
apparently hence I am in
desperate need
2:14:07
of jobs karma moving here meant
leaving
2:14:09
behind for now my smokin hot
boyfriend
2:14:12
it is a woman who hit me in the
mouth a
2:14:14
few years ago I miss him every
day but
2:14:16
just as as the normies take
cover
2:14:21
there's another one take
comfort and
2:14:24
looking up at the same night
sky your
2:14:28
show is our touchstone when I'm
cracking
2:14:31
up at Adam doing the Dutch
power to the
2:14:34
people chance
2:14:35
which is a gem I know somewhere
out
2:14:39
there my smoking-hot boyfriend
is doing
2:14:42
the same oh yeah sweet please
play
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Barack Obama you might die and
Putin
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don't worry be happy since
these are my
2:14:50
only two moods as of late PS
looking
2:14:53
forward to the next local
meetup so I
2:14:55
can have the honor of meeting
the legend
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Sir dick bang I will verify
whether or
2:15:00
not he actually has know he
does he's
2:15:03
got a full-on family for sure
2:15:05
thanks for the sanity Tommy
Lynn you
2:15:08
might jobs jobs and jobs
2:15:25
that's Karma onward with Kevin
Kevin
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redacted two hundred dollars
and 33
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cents congratulations on 12
under shows
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this year I saved my donations
for a
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birthday gift to myself of an
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executive producer ship over
the years
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no agenda has become my main
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and advertising the No Agenda
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able to do what journalists and
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networks are supposed to do the
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for value model sets you guys
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Goliath organizations and I
would argue
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that you do a better job we
would argue
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that to know your model has the
added
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benefit that the network of
producers
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itself adds value like some
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feedback loop thank you so much
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up and give and keep up the
good work
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former jingle and jobs comer
for my wife
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a foamer jingle interesting
coincidence
2:16:29
homer jingle and jobs cover for
my wife
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please Cheers
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Kevin redacted yeah so it's not
a crazy
2:16:37
feedback loop although it may
look that
2:16:39
way it is traditionally in
broadcasting
2:16:42
even called a feedback loop and
you're
2:16:43
the producers this is the whole
point
2:16:45
you are
2:16:47
using it I have notes I've got
jingles
2:16:49
I've got clips I've got links
we provide
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expertise opinion experience a
slick
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broadcast jacket that we wrap
around at
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it but that's the whole point
you're not
2:17:01
a listener you're producer and I
2:17:03
appreciate it Thank You jobs
jobs and
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jobs that's karma I know what
triggers
2:17:20
the forward request but I will
mention
2:17:22
that I did talk about the
Zephyrs the
2:17:24
Zephyr two days ago began ten
car trains
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again so they're uh got the
extra empty
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car going up and down there from
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Christmas Lee North two hundred
$1.00
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$200 in one cent I'm sorry Lee
from
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Omaha requesting screaming goat
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karma and with a mariachi Obama
yeah and
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a random Sharpton okay you know
what
2:17:51
[Music]
2:18:01
Hey
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[Music]
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but resist we much we must and
we will
2:18:15
much about that he commits jobs
jobs
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jobs and jobs let's vote for
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got Shirdi of Honda riding
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on surrounding 200 bucks in
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for your courage hey hey ho ho
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the m5m has got to go well done
sir d
2:18:52
excellent and that is our last
executive
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associate executive producer
for show
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1200 a lot of people joined in
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one of them supporting it
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no time soon
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well we are celebrating this
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everybody for everybody as I
said just a
2:19:25
moment ago it's really your
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in the universe I do have a
couple other
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quick items of business to take
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big shout out to void a void 0
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servers our distribution
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kept the cost incredibly low
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it he has a number of things to
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celebrate first of all Stephen
his son
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who you might have heard on
several of
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the pre-show streams on no
agenda stream
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calm turned 4 on Tuesday so
we'll have
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him in the birthday list they're
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expecting their second child in
February
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and last Wednesday he and iris
his much
2:20:10
better half after living
together for 11
2:20:14
years they got married
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so congratulations very happy
for the
2:20:19
happy graduations indeed 11
years and
2:20:22
they never had a fight is
fantastic I
2:20:24
went to the PIO box I do want
to thank
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the Santa in a local 8:05 I got
my mic
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copied notes you got that right
everyone
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wrote a little cute little note
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was a Sur D H slammer Dame bang
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Andrew keeper of the mountains
Dame
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Simona well so we have here it
is very
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nice to have that and we'd
already
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talked about on the show but I
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appreciate receiving the copy
of it also
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thank you to Texas dragon I got
my my
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rub and my barbecue sauce
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have you tried that I did you I
also got
2:21:07
my rub have you tried it yet my
barbecue
2:21:09
sauce no I have not I did went
there all
2:21:11
wild so I have to wait for one
thing
2:21:14
it's raining I can't really do
any
2:21:15
barbecuing right so I will have
put some
2:21:20
pork ribs up and cook them for
about
2:21:22
Sigmund for about four and a
half hours
2:21:24
and then give him give this the
runt
2:21:27
once-over and I'll use the rub
and then
2:21:28
I'll use the barbecue sauce
Texas -
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dragon calm and I was my heart
was
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warmed by a beautiful card from
sergeant
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Fred who had not heard from I
know he
2:21:39
still listens sergeant Fred
Vietnam
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veteran he for so himself Fred
Elaine
2:21:44
and Maria Castaneda also Matt
Cox her
2:21:48
husband and they wished us all
a very
2:21:50
Merry Christmas and a Happy New
Year and
2:21:52
and same to you Fred I'm so
glad you're
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doing okay
2:21:55
and I don't know who sent me
this but
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thank you for the
post-traumatic slave
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syndrome book not seen that way
dr. joy
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grew II and yes she wrote this
book
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America's legacy of enduring
injury and
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healing it's a fun little book
for the
2:22:12
holiday so I'll be reading that
over
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Christmas thank you and thank
you
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2:23:04
in the mouth
2:23:04
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2:23:10
Democrats have no agenda
2:23:13
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2:23:14
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2:23:15
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2:23:17
we should mention that the next
show
2:23:19
will be a special of the Dvorak
stories
2:23:23
yes and yes we're taking a rare
show off
2:23:30
but this will be just before
Christmas
2:23:32
and of course will will take
you all the
2:23:35
way into the new year after
that it will
2:23:37
be working the Christmas show
and the
2:23:39
New Year's show and everything
else just
2:23:40
the 22nd we're gonna run the
there's a
2:23:45
couple of shows that were put
together
2:23:46
by one of our producers hmmm
yeah it
2:23:49
that are my stories my boring
stories
2:23:52
that everyone thinks are
hilarious and
2:23:54
then Adams boring stories which
everyone
2:23:57
thinks are hilarious so we're
gonna have
2:23:59
two of these shows but we're
gonna do my
2:24:01
stories first and then Adams
will fall
2:24:03
probably sometime next year
we'll do
2:24:04
that now and what marketing
class taught
2:24:07
you to promote it as the boring
stories
2:24:09
no I think people think they're
2:24:11
hilarious I said that very
clearly oh
2:24:13
you said my boring stories and
Adams
2:24:15
well they are my boring stories
they're
2:24:17
not boring they're fan by the
way
2:24:19
oh my goodness I didn't have
time to
2:24:20
clip it we watched hustlers you
know the
2:24:24
JLo movie I don't remember that
movie
2:24:28
you know it's brand-new it's a
streaming
2:24:30
and I will clip it for the next
time we
2:24:33
speak because it's part of its
in a
2:24:36
strip club in the heyday of the
90s with
2:24:39
the windibank who everybody had
money in
2:24:41
New York and there's a guy
bringing the
2:24:43
girls on stage John it is
exactly your
2:24:46
raven bit it is I mean did you
hear you
2:24:50
watch that that movie and
they'd be like
2:24:51
oh my god John
2:24:53
not only nailed it he probably
made the
2:24:56
category writing credits in the
couch
2:25:01
going and give it up for Raven
as you
2:25:04
must see this very good
2:25:06
so that actually very excited
about not
2:25:09
I've checked the show
2:25:11
I've not listened to it all the
way
2:25:13
through some of John's stories
Nate the
2:25:16
majority of John's stories are
hilarious
2:25:20
for multiple reasons I think the
2:25:21
interplay between the two of us
makes it
2:25:23
work really well and I think
you'll have
2:25:25
a good time think you'll enjoy
that
2:25:27
very
2:25:30
um I have do we need to do the
intros
2:25:32
and outros think we do we got
to do it
2:25:34
right after today's show yeah I
think we
2:25:36
should hey I um I got an
interesting
2:25:40
video that was sent to me and
it was a
2:25:43
speech at mmm forget which
university it
2:25:48
was it's Stephen costs kW ast
retired
2:25:52
Air Force general and he was
talking
2:25:56
about space and in particular
why space
2:26:00
force is so incredibly
important and I
2:26:05
think that we both feel that
you know I
2:26:08
mean obviously space warfare
has been
2:26:10
going on for a long time people
kid me
2:26:15
about it but I'm I am serious I
think
2:26:18
there's a lot more going on in
space
2:26:20
than we realize and there are
satellites
2:26:22
that are chopping other
satellites out
2:26:24
but this is way beyond that and
if it
2:26:28
wasn't a retired Air Force
general I
2:26:31
would say this is second half a
sho
2:26:33
kooky nut job stuff listen to
what he
2:26:37
says about what we are actually
going to
2:26:39
get from space I'll give you a
hint
2:26:43
free energy baby energy the
seed corn of
2:26:47
all development all growth all
survival
2:26:49
survival energy so energy
transportation
2:26:53
information and manufacturing
these are
2:26:56
the things that change humanity
that
2:26:58
will change world power and
they are
2:27:00
descending upon us in ways that
are very
2:27:02
unique the technology is on the
2:27:04
engineering benches today but
most
2:27:06
Americans and most in Congress
have not
2:27:08
had time to really look deeply
at what's
2:27:11
going on here but I've had the
benefit
2:27:13
of 33 years of studying and
becoming
2:27:16
friends with these engineers
and these
2:27:18
scientists this technology can
be built
2:27:21
today with technology that is
not
2:27:24
developmental to deliver any
human being
2:27:26
from any place on planet Earth
to any
2:27:28
other place in less than an
hour to
2:27:30
deliver Wi-Fi from space where
you never
2:27:33
need a cell tower to connect to
deliver
2:27:35
energy from space where you
never have
2:27:37
to plug your phone in and a
trickle
2:27:39
charges and you can use that
energy over
2:27:41
time it can be applied
2:27:44
two cars two houses the
technology of
2:27:47
Edison and Tesla that we live
with in
2:27:49
our energy environment our
paradigm
2:27:51
today is expensive it's
dangerous and
2:27:54
it's wasteful plug it into the
wall but
2:27:57
yet that's out what we all do
because we
2:27:58
are used to paradigms the power
of space
2:28:01
will change world power forever
and it
2:28:04
doesn't have to be a big
country to do
2:28:05
it it can be a small island
country
2:28:07
let's say New Zealand because
the
2:28:10
technology if optimized can
change world
2:28:13
power and there's nothing you
can do if
2:28:16
you don't have that power the
nature of
2:28:18
power you either have it and
your values
2:28:21
rule or you do not have it and
you must
2:28:24
submit we see that play out
again and
2:28:26
again in history and it's
playing out
2:28:29
now space force
2:28:31
I mean could the guy have done
any
2:28:33
better through in a 33 he's
bringing up
2:28:36
Tesla free electricity from
space nice
2:28:41
you know if you if you subtract
the
2:28:44
votes for impeachment for the
votes
2:28:47
against it
2:28:49
you get 33 all right and it
only works
2:28:54
because three Democrats
abstained or
2:28:57
didn't abstain but it okay I
don't care
2:29:00
we're we have free energy
coming from
2:29:01
space we got nothing coming
from space I
2:29:04
can see you know what I mean I
only got
2:29:07
this early this morning so I I
need to
2:29:10
delve in much deeper but this
is my beat
2:29:12
and I think he's right I think
there's
2:29:15
definitely ways and Tesla was
doing this
2:29:18
wireless power change the
paradigm and
2:29:21
for sure you want a space force
2:29:23
protecting that I like it
2:29:28
okay you glad you like it
you're skeptic
2:29:30
at the counter clip to that and
if I'm
2:29:32
looking at my list I realized
that I
2:29:34
lost it in the shuffle yeah so
sorry you
2:29:38
had a counter dip to this - yeah
2:29:40
powerfully had a counter clip
to that
2:29:42
power from space 12 space which
is
2:29:46
pretty much don't have it so I
can yeah
2:29:49
I'm not even gonna diss travel
a human
2:29:51
being can travel from one spot
on the
2:29:53
earth to another within an hour
yeah
2:29:55
that's smoked enough dope
anything can
2:29:57
happen okay
2:30:00
you mock all right but I you
mock I'm
2:30:04
diving in my beat laugh all you
want
2:30:07
I'll be there in an hour to
beat you up
2:30:10
yeah well that remains to be
seen and
2:30:13
and this is an IPO we got to
get in on
2:30:17
whoever's doing it we gotta get
in on
2:30:20
that IPO or on the topic yes we
might as
2:30:28
well I guess is you have to
deep in
2:30:30
there with that one let's go to
the I
2:30:31
got my Miss Universe clips
excuse me
2:30:35
deep end a general a US general
and I'm
2:30:39
off the deep end
2:30:44
Steve Harvey fouled up again
didn't we
2:30:47
already do this no no we didn't
do it as
2:30:50
we did no we talked about doing
it you
2:30:53
said I gave you options I
wanted to the
2:30:55
Miss Universe clips oh and I
and I said
2:30:58
no let's not do it you said no
okay I
2:31:01
guess now I have to allow it
all right
2:31:04
where are we going Steve Harvey
let's
2:31:06
start with the foul up there
should we
2:31:08
get that out of the way we've
got the
2:31:10
swimsuit and evening gown
competitions
2:31:13
coming up but right now I want
to talk
2:31:15
about some wardrobe that was
even more
2:31:17
elaborate earlier this week
2:31:19
all the contestants competed in
the
2:31:21
national costume contest here's
a look
2:31:24
at the winner Philippines this
is it
2:31:30
right here I thought I had also
me slide
2:31:32
but girl you just woo cake and
oranges
2:31:36
and potato chips this is a yes
it's not
2:31:41
Philippines
2:31:41
it's Malaysia I just read that
in the
2:31:47
teleprompter y'all go for doing
this to
2:31:49
me oh man are they out to get
him is
2:31:52
that well if you saw the outfit
he was
2:31:54
wearing I'm pretty sure I
really didn't
2:31:58
watch this time I'm sorry it's
your bed
2:32:00
okay I found a clip the counter
clip to
2:32:04
the clip you played I'm sorry I
died bad
2:32:06
was looking at the wrong list
like an
2:32:07
idiot that's because you don't
have any
2:32:09
power from space well that
power from
2:32:12
space I'd be a lot better off
here's the
2:32:14
clip that counters your clip
and this is
2:32:17
Alex Jones let me give me some
2:32:21
classified stuff he almost few
months
2:32:23
ago had his meeting with a vice
2:32:25
president and there pitching
their
2:32:27
secret moon base right now
they've
2:32:29
already got their big 3d
printers excuse
2:32:31
me he's taken my bit he's
taking the
2:32:35
moonbase bit from me now
they've already
2:32:37
boosted into orbit they already
been
2:32:39
delivered some of them to the
dark side
2:32:41
of the Moon
2:32:41
would you like to know the
crater number
2:32:43
it's about a half mile right
over on the
2:32:45
dark side and they're already
setting up
2:32:46
this facility with these big 3d
printers
2:32:49
for the Mars
2:32:51
if you even believe any of that
yeah
2:32:54
Ilan you know I just really
released
2:32:57
super-classified information
about the
2:32:58
moonbase they're already
building
2:33:01
I'll see if I'm dead no wait I
really
2:33:03
don't care yeah this isn't a
bunch of BS
2:33:08
q crap folks you're giving the
real
2:33:11
thing right here this is always
the real
2:33:14
McCoy in there they're hidden
just a
2:33:16
bunch of counterfeits and fakes
there's
2:33:18
always the real thing
2:33:20
everybody knows the real thing
when they
2:33:22
hear it everybody knows the
real thing
2:33:24
when they see it everybody
knows the
2:33:26
real thing when they feel it
all right
2:33:28
so you're just mocking me when
I'm
2:33:30
really serious about about this
this guy
2:33:33
in this Tesla power appoint
energy I
2:33:35
have studied a lot of Tesla and
by the
2:33:39
way Trump is connected to Tesla
you know
2:33:42
there's connections with his
uncle I
2:33:44
think uncle or grand uncle
would be
2:33:47
grand uncle I think had no idea
yes and
2:33:50
he would he was in possession
of some of
2:33:52
Tesla's he was at MIT he was
Eve came
2:33:55
into possession of a lot of
Tesla's
2:33:57
papers after he you know died or
2:34:00
disintegrated or whatever in
the hotel
2:34:03
in New York and we've talked
about that
2:34:05
on the show
2:34:05
don't do that to me man with
Alex Jones
2:34:07
bullcrap where the tr3 bethe
aster I
2:34:09
know all about that we're
talking about
2:34:11
power from space man charging
your phone
2:34:14
people will care about this
they don't
2:34:16
care about a moon base what you
can
2:34:18
charge my phone wirelessly
2:34:19
okay now I'm all-in trust me
this is big
2:34:24
when you get the wireless space
charger
2:34:27
let me know I will have my
phone in the
2:34:32
drawer where it belongs and
I'll be
2:34:35
charging it while you're not
even
2:34:37
looking at it that could happen
right so
2:34:40
you wanted I just want to talk
a little
2:34:42
bit about brexit and Boris and
the low
2:34:47
English bring the American
public up the
2:34:49
day a little bit since nobody
else will
2:34:50
yes let me start with a clip
from Faraj
2:34:54
possibly his last speech in the
European
2:34:57
Union Parliament also known as
the
2:35:00
powerless Starfleet Command
after three
2:35:02
and a half years of deception
and
2:35:04
dishonesty we will be leaving
this
2:35:07
prison of nations at the end of
January
2:35:10
and we won't become a third
country as
2:35:14
I've been hearing this morning
no we're
2:35:15
going to become an independent
2:35:17
self-governing nation and you
can delude
2:35:20
yourselves this morning inside
this
2:35:22
Cathedral that all is well but
it isn't
2:35:25
it isn't people do not want to
be run
2:35:28
and governed by faceless
bureaucrats
2:35:30
like Michelle and Vonda lion
did you
2:35:33
hear them earlier dull as
ditchwater
2:35:36
you're being rejected it's
great news
2:35:39
that in Poland opinion polls
now show a
2:35:42
majority of polls think maybe
better off
2:35:44
outside the European Union
brexit is the
2:35:48
beginning of the end of this
project we
2:35:50
are giving leadership and will
take it
2:35:53
to a Europe of sovereign states
working
2:35:57
together being friends together
but not
2:35:59
being wrong but the gang down
at the
2:36:01
middle there and and this
Poland that is
2:36:07
indeed a news item that Poland
threatens
2:36:09
to leave the EU and I would
mention as
2:36:14
an aside that they got in a bit
of a
2:36:15
tiff at the at the cop 25
climate
2:36:19
negotiation where they said no
we need
2:36:22
more money and we need we want
to put
2:36:23
some nuclear into the mix so
they're
2:36:25
there the little bastard child
now but
2:36:28
when if Poland wants to leave
what will
2:36:31
we call it Pole exit
2:36:34
flex it flex it what is it pole
exit or
2:36:37
Plex it or pecs it
2:36:41
I don't know
2:36:43
they probably will get kicked
out if
2:36:45
they don't leave I mean they're
putting
2:36:47
the screws to him cuz we're not
going
2:36:48
along to cop thing and I don't
have the
2:36:50
clip but according to Amy a cop
25 was a
2:36:55
disaster oh really
2:36:57
yeah well because because they
didn't
2:36:58
nobody could agree on anything
it was
2:37:00
just like there's all these
because
2:37:02
they're giving up money they
don't have
2:37:03
because we're not giving it to
him the
2:37:05
United States that pretty much
that's
2:37:07
really this boils down to that
mm-hmm
2:37:12
so there is a I was listen to
one of the
2:37:16
talk shows and and there's this
guy was
2:37:19
a kind of a pop he's a he's a
professor
2:37:22
and he's a pop sociologist he's
like
2:37:24
dude we always a commentator
he's a on
2:37:27
various British networks his
name's
2:37:29
David Starkey and he does a
little bit
2:37:31
of an analysis I don't have the
second
2:37:33
half of it for some reason but
I do have
2:37:35
the first half and this is
about Boris
2:37:38
and there's a tidbit in here
that I was
2:37:41
unaware of it said it's called
about
2:37:44
Boris it's called Boris David
Stern and
2:37:46
it was his one I got it does
Boris his
2:37:49
election win last week
represent a
2:37:51
people's revolt against the
2:37:53
establishment I think it does I
think it
2:37:57
represents it in so many ways I
think
2:37:59
first of all this is a
vindication for
2:38:02
the good sense of democracy the
notion
2:38:06
that there is a wisdom in
crowds I had
2:38:08
you don't normally hear about
the wisdom
2:38:11
of crowds and the Garrick Club
but I was
2:38:14
having lunch there yesterday
and I met
2:38:16
the former bishop of London and
we know
2:38:18
each other reasonably well and
I said
2:38:20
amazing isn't it a victory for
democracy
2:38:24
he said yes and a victory for
patriotism
2:38:27
and I think that's what it
really was
2:38:30
and this raises a whole series
of
2:38:32
questions why did it happen
what paved
2:38:36
the way to it and I think we've
now got
2:38:39
to start reaching referenda the
2:38:42
necessary background to this
were the
2:38:45
popular verdicts that the
winning of two
2:38:47
referenda we've forgotten about
the
2:38:49
first one it was the one that
said we
2:38:51
were not going to replace the
2:38:53
first-past-the-post system by
some kind
2:38:55
of proportional representation
now
2:38:58
that's the fundamental step
because
2:39:02
proportional representation
leads to
2:39:04
multiple parties leads to the
fact that
2:39:07
you have no clear verdicts in
general
2:39:09
elections and instead you have
squalid
2:39:12
dealing in they're no longer
2:39:13
smoke-filled rooms and after the
2:39:16
election what it happens over
almost all
2:39:18
continental Europe so that
first popular
2:39:21
vote and then the second
popular vote is
2:39:24
of course the
2:39:25
brexit referendum there was
then the
2:39:28
poor back the disaster of the
2017
2:39:31
election because of tourism a a
complete
2:39:34
unsuitability as a leader I
mean the the
2:39:37
contrast between her and Baris
it's as
2:39:40
though you sort of set up a
little
2:39:42
textbook exercise you know
something
2:39:44
basically doesn't like people
who
2:39:46
doesn't like meeting people who
isn't
2:39:49
confident in defending an
argument who
2:39:52
is all sort of defensive and
cross as
2:39:55
opposed to somebody who
actually likes
2:39:57
people at least I know no one
knows
2:40:00
anything about price he's very
good at
2:40:02
pretending to like people he
appears
2:40:04
which is all that matters
2:40:07
hmm so what this brought to
mine and he
2:40:11
by the way there's a second
part of this
2:40:12
where he talks about United
States and
2:40:16
how this really is gonna be the
same
2:40:18
thing going on here and I do
have an I
2:40:20
saw a part of the second part I
want to
2:40:22
play that and that is I see
where it's
2:40:25
cold on here populist world
2:40:27
yeah populist world he's a
populist
2:40:30
world he says that this is a
populist
2:40:33
world that we're living in and
this is
2:40:35
part of this populism but the
thing that
2:40:38
came up that I was unaware of
was his
2:40:40
first past the post
2:40:42
and I was unfamiliar with this
first
2:40:44
referendum because I'm not
living over
2:40:46
there mm-hmm but I'm gonna read
from
2:40:50
first-past-the-post is the way
that they
2:40:53
do the elections this is why I
don't
2:40:54
have too many parties in the UK
you have
2:40:56
these major parties and all the
other
2:40:58
ones like the brexit party and
you camp
2:41:01
and all the rest they never get
anywhere
2:41:03
and they don't get any people
because
2:41:04
they don't qualify under the
2:41:06
majoritarianism of
first-past-the-post
2:41:09
which is the way it works in
england so
2:41:11
you don't end up with a
thousand parties
2:41:13
like you're doing France and
Germany
2:41:15
because they just can't get
anywhere I'm
2:41:18
gonna read this from the
Economist in
2:41:20
Britain's electoral system
seats one at
2:41:23
a general election are not
shared out
2:41:25
between the parties
proportionally
2:41:28
nationwide that's what the
referendum
2:41:30
was trying to do because they
were
2:41:31
trying to European eyes the
Great Auk
2:41:34
instead of each one of the 650
2:41:37
constituencies each each one is
2:41:40
self-contained meaning any vote
not used
2:41:43
to win a seat is in effect
wasted in
2:41:46
2010 over 900,000 people voted
for the
2:41:50
populist UK independent party
at the
2:41:53
general election they needn't
have
2:41:55
bothered UK didn't win a single
seat in
2:41:59
the House of Commons the Liberal
2:42:01
Democrats the best-known loser
from this
2:42:04
majoritarian system joined the
2:42:07
Conservatives in a coalition
government
2:42:08
after the 2010 election but
over 5.5
2:42:12
million of his 6.8 million
votes made no
2:42:16
contribution to its 57 seats
under a
2:42:19
proportional system its votes
would have
2:42:22
translated to 150 seats at the
2015
2:42:27
election the Scottish National
Party
2:42:29
became the first minor party to
win a
2:42:31
number of seats in Westminister
that
2:42:33
outweigh its share of the
popular vote
2:42:36
so this was something that we
never even
2:42:39
discussed which is that the
first
2:42:41
referendum was about changing
the whole
2:42:44
voting parliamentary voting
system is a
2:42:47
UK yeah we completely missed
that and it
2:42:50
was rejected so it was rejected
so
2:42:52
nobody paid much attention to
it and you
2:42:56
ended up
2:42:56
the second referendum which is
the
2:42:58
brexit vote was got voted in
and I think
2:43:01
a large part people thought
there was
2:43:03
not gonna get voted was because
of the
2:43:04
first referendum that got voted
out and
2:43:07
so now you have this situation
in
2:43:09
England where they're gonna
actually do
2:43:11
this we well we must laugh
we'll see
2:43:17
we'll see how far
2:43:19
borås really that was
interesting and
2:43:22
this guy goes on to emphasize
this
2:43:24
populist thing that's going on
he points
2:43:26
it out all over the world and
you know
2:43:29
it's being rejected by the
globalist
2:43:30
because globalists are not
populist and
2:43:33
they don't like the idea
because who
2:43:35
needs the hoi polloi telling
people what
2:43:39
to do and that brought up
another point
2:43:41
in me which is the wisdom of
crowds he
2:43:43
says though the wind's wisdom
across
2:43:45
this is funny to me now this is
an
2:43:48
established theory is it not
the wisdom
2:43:49
of this is the Silicon Valley
thank God
2:43:52
I remember this some of crowds
wisdom
2:43:57
the crowd wrote that one of the
Silicon
2:44:00
Valley hacks one of our local
boys I
2:44:02
think I know who wrote it but I
can't
2:44:04
think of his offhand I mean
they write
2:44:05
these a lot of these books and
so this
2:44:07
came out this was talking about
2:44:09
networking and how the world's
gonna
2:44:11
change cuz the internet works
or a wiki
2:44:16
James Surowiecki maybe I don't
know him
2:44:20
then I was wrong but the wisdom
of
2:44:22
crowds was this basis of a lot
of the
2:44:25
thinking around here that
slowly we've
2:44:28
devolved into globalist
thinking and the
2:44:30
wisdom of crowds the whole idea
which
2:44:32
was very popular a few years
back was
2:44:35
shoved to the curb because the
wisdom of
2:44:37
crowds is trump listen to this
this is
2:44:41
from the amazon review page
August 16
2:44:44
2005 in this fascinating book
New Yorker
2:44:48
business columnist I don't know
that's
2:44:50
not really a Silicon Valley guy
but
2:44:52
James Surowiecki okay I was
wrong about
2:44:55
who wrote it but it was super
popular I
2:44:57
remember I remember explores a
deceptive
2:44:59
ever in fact it was this came
out and I
2:45:04
think we were raising money at
the time
2:45:06
and I'm sure that one of the
kleiner
2:45:08
perkins guys
2:45:09
was talking about her handing
him out
2:45:11
James Rocchi explores a
deceptively
2:45:14
simple idea large groups of
people are
2:45:16
smarter than an elite few no
matter how
2:45:19
brilliant better at solving
problems
2:45:21
fostering innovation coming to
wise
2:45:23
decisions even predicting the
future
2:45:25
with boundless era Dyson
erudition and
2:45:29
in delightful delightful II
clear prose
2:45:31
Surowiecki ranges across fields
as
2:45:34
diverse as popular culture blah
blah
2:45:36
blah blah blah to show how this
simple
2:45:39
idea offers important lessons
for how we
2:45:41
live our lives select our
leaders run
2:45:44
our companies and think about
our world
2:45:47
top should we should read that
one again
2:45:51
I believe we should because I
think he
2:45:53
has a lot to do with what's
going on I
2:45:55
by the way the lowest site you
made
2:45:57
there were one of the guys that
kleiner
2:45:59
was handing these books out
there's a
2:46:01
there is a very popular habit
that you
2:46:05
run into in the Bay of on the
bear in
2:46:07
general but in the tech circles
were
2:46:10
these and I knew two guys who
would do
2:46:11
this they'd find a book that
they read
2:46:13
and they liked mm-hmm and they
would buy
2:46:16
a box of them keep the box of
books in
2:46:19
their trunk and if you ran into
him in
2:46:20
some situation say come on I
gotta getta
2:46:22
gonna give you the book give
you a book
2:46:24
you know which one the one that
I the
2:46:27
props to mind the monk and the
book
2:46:32
then link in the book yeah this
was who
2:46:35
was the guy at Kleiner Perkins
who came
2:46:37
from TiVo and he was kind of
like their
2:46:40
entrepreneur-in-residence even
though he
2:46:42
was with a you know failed how
man was
2:46:46
that guy's name
2:46:48
I can't think of it the t-phone
guys I
2:46:50
know some of the investors but
I believe
2:46:52
dude kleiner perkins TiVo guy
anyway
2:46:57
keep going and I'll find it
2:46:58
Bing it well they anyway so the
idea was
2:47:01
that you'd get AB you buy a box
of these
2:47:03
books and you do the author a
favor
2:47:04
because you bought a box of
books right
2:47:06
and then you would hand them
out to
2:47:07
everybody that you know thought
might
2:47:09
read the book was kind of yeah
and if
2:47:13
you recall there was quite a
period
2:47:16
around 2000 I'm gonna say eight
seven to
2:47:21
nine when Silicon Valley guys
were
2:47:24
handing out copies of Atlas
Shrugged it
2:47:27
was been the shrug was a very
popular
2:47:30
book amongst a certain group of
people
2:47:31
in Silicon Valley
2:47:33
it wasn't Tim Draper handing
him out I
2:47:35
don't know what Tim Draper was
handing
2:47:37
out but his play we wouldn't
surprise me
2:47:39
the point the point is is that
for some
2:47:41
reason and I don't even know
when this
2:47:43
happened because it kind of
caught me
2:47:44
off guard and I should have
figured this
2:47:47
out and I still haven't to
switch from
2:47:49
these libertarian it was always
very
2:47:52
like Republican style
libertarians which
2:47:56
was most of the Silicon Valley
folks
2:47:59
have not just straight up
Republicans
2:48:00
switched to Democrat globalists
just
2:48:04
almost like overnight on a dime
2:48:07
overnight I know I don't know
when this
2:48:10
what the dime was I mean but
all of a
2:48:12
sudden everybody in the valley
is a
2:48:14
Hillary supporting Democrat
will open
2:48:17
for no borders yeah it's quite
as quite
2:48:22
a stretch from the S flavor
it's quite a
2:48:24
stretch from the Atlas Shrugged
days
2:48:27
open porters well while we're
on we're
2:48:32
types of topics a little green
New Deal
2:48:35
news first of all
2:48:41
the Pacific Gas and Electric is
now all
2:48:45
in on microgrids as predicted
they're
2:48:50
looking to set up 20 micro
grids they're
2:48:54
taking bidders already see we
missed it
2:48:57
I knew it I knew I knew I knew
it would
2:48:59
be a great way to make money
exit
2:49:01
strategy and already we're too
late
2:49:04
Pacific Gas and Electric said
that micro
2:49:06
grids are expected to keep the
power
2:49:08
flowing to thousands if not
tens of
2:49:10
thousands of customers per
substation
2:49:12
during a power shut off the
utility
2:49:15
hopes to cut the number of
customers
2:49:16
that lose power by nearly
one-third
2:49:18
micro grids baby that's where
it's all
2:49:21
at
2:49:21
Greta now apparently we made
some
2:49:25
mistake
2:49:26
you made a mistake to be quite
fair
2:49:28
about it
2:49:30
German Rail has been scolded
for their
2:49:35
tweet to greta saying hey you
know you
2:49:38
had a first-class ticket being
scolded
2:49:43
for apparently releasing her
personal
2:49:47
information that they had of
course in
2:49:49
their database so it's a
violation of
2:49:51
the government was wrong oh no
no you
2:49:55
didn't really do anything wrong
but you
2:49:58
said that greta got in trouble
because
2:50:02
the german she she was sitting
on the
2:50:05
floor with the with the luggage
and she
2:50:07
tweeted oh the trains are
overcrowded i
2:50:09
have to sit here next to the
luggage
2:50:11
then german rail deutsche bahn
said hey
2:50:15
Greta thank you for travelling
it would
2:50:17
have been nice if you'd
acknowledged how
2:50:18
well and competently our team
treated
2:50:20
you in your first-class seat
and they
2:50:24
were excoriated for violating
the
2:50:26
general data protection rules
of course
2:50:29
because you know they knew that
she had
2:50:31
a first-class seat because it's
in her
2:50:32
database they used that
publicly is a
2:50:34
violation to one of those
trains that
2:50:38
she was travelling on was taken
out of
2:50:40
service and she did for a
little bit
2:50:42
have to actually ride or she
didn't have
2:50:44
to but it made sense it was
overcrowded
2:50:47
so she rode next to the luggage
2:50:50
so the bottom line Greta still
rules
2:50:54
German rail assholes in fact
here's the
2:50:59
headline Deutsche Bahn in
trouble with
2:51:01
Berlin authorities after
exposing Greta
2:51:03
tongue Berg but here's the news
this
2:51:07
spontaneous
2:51:11
climate protester gratitude
Betty it's
2:51:16
very spontaneous
2:51:19
actions that she's undertaken
for
2:51:21
several years with her with her
climate
2:51:26
strike her Friday strikes will
now be
2:51:28
the subject of a documentary
apparently
2:51:33
someone followed her from the
beginning
2:51:36
of her journey by coincidence
and Hulu
2:51:40
is the team behind it
2:51:44
following greta toon bed from
her early
2:51:47
school strike in stockholm all
the way
2:51:49
to the parliaments and massive
2:51:51
international protests she's
been
2:51:52
involved in mind that's vent I
mean how
2:51:56
how good are you if just you of
all the
2:51:59
people isn't you know I think
she may be
2:52:01
something we just have a camera
rolling
2:52:02
on her just in case isn't that
amazing
2:52:07
that is disgusting she is a
beautiful
2:52:13
icon it's abusive what they're
doing to
2:52:16
her but this was so abusive
likely well
2:52:18
you know she's kind of autistic
stirs
2:52:20
maybe she won't it won't affect
her
2:52:22
negatively yeah but this is a
scam this
2:52:26
is a setup this is not total
scam the
2:52:28
whole thing was a scam and why
isn't
2:52:30
anybody worshipping at the
altar of a
2:52:33
kid yeah talk about ideology I
mean this
2:52:37
idolatry is ridiculous this is
one of
2:52:39
the seven of the 12 commandment
of Ten
2:52:41
Commandments there used to be
12 Ten
2:52:43
Commandments it's all that give
I
2:52:45
elation excuse me did you say
they used
2:52:47
to be 12 commandments the movie
should
2:52:52
have been 12 Commandments we
come over
2:52:54
two more thou shalt donate I
got a lot
2:52:58
of feedback I think we both
actually run
2:53:00
some of them about Millennials
being
2:53:03
slack off' ID in the workplace
and the
2:53:06
yes like that my millennial
list is
2:53:08
going on I've got people called
writing
2:53:11
me divorce on ative org about
2:53:13
characteristics of Millennials
and I'm
2:53:16
putting together a list of the
various
2:53:19
characteristics like I need
some are
2:53:22
arguable I think for example
bone broth
2:53:25
comes to mind yeah we did that
one
2:53:27
already
2:53:28
well bone broth comes the
message the
2:53:30
less of the craft beer oh yeah
dr.
2:53:33
Brandt Bronner castile soap
well but I'm
2:53:37
talking about behavior these
are these
2:53:39
are just a list of stuffs
2:53:41
yes stuffs and behavior
behaviors you're
2:53:43
on you're dropping keys I got
that on
2:53:45
here that's a behavior okay I
would add
2:53:48
to that speed listening haha
yeah good
2:53:52
one and we got a actually a
note from
2:53:54
producer Roman and he said when
you
2:53:57
first condemned listening to
the show at
2:53:59
faster than one one times I was
amused
2:54:03
at your indignation at this in
part
2:54:06
because I listened to ben
shapiro at two
2:54:08
times speed to oh my god
2:54:11
and we have to slow down and
replay when
2:54:15
he's making intricate and
complex
2:54:17
philosophical assertions
2:54:20
the same by the way with candy
Navion
2:54:22
peterson and he goes on say in
the book
2:54:25
the mission the men and me by
pete
2:54:27
blabber it's described by an
army
2:54:29
psychologist that the brain
goes three
2:54:31
through three phases saturation
2:54:34
incubation and illumination when
2:54:37
learning something new so I'm
now
2:54:39
beginning to wonder
2:54:40
our producer Roman says if
always
2:54:43
listening to something and
listening at
2:54:45
greater than one time speed
puts the
2:54:47
mind in an unnaturally extended
phase of
2:54:50
saturation and actually
inhibits the
2:54:53
transition to incubation and
2:54:55
illumination thereby retarding
our
2:54:59
overall ability to learn wow
that's
2:55:03
that's an interesting idea he
says my
2:55:07
observations are only my own
but I can't
2:55:09
help but think that speed
listening
2:55:10
brings consequences like lack of
2:55:12
patience when people speak
slowly or
2:55:17
normally or take their time
getting to
2:55:19
the point as an antidote I've
started
2:55:22
doing intermittent fasting of
the audio
2:55:25
variety intentionally not
listen to
2:55:28
something while commuting or
doing
2:55:30
shores chores at first I felt
like I was
2:55:33
going to scream but once I
calmed down
2:55:35
it can actually engage in the
passive
2:55:37
thinking essential to mental
incubation
2:55:41
that is pretty deep and I think
we might
2:55:43
have a couple of the people out
there
2:55:45
who know more about it but for
sure the
2:55:52
I have observed people getting
irritated
2:55:56
it's taking you too long to get
to your
2:55:57
point what do you what do you
want I
2:55:58
mean I even do that sometimes
with you
2:56:00
but I've seen this I've seen
I've
2:56:03
witnessed this and that you if
you over
2:56:06
saturate you may not be able to
learn
2:56:08
anything you just cram and shit
in it's
2:56:11
like eating a hot dog eating
contest
2:56:14
perfect analogy and proper use
of the
2:56:17
word analogy dynamite
2:56:25
then on the slack off' occation
stuff a
2:56:28
lot of agreement people thought
they
2:56:30
were reminding us but I think
we kind of
2:56:32
made it clear that there is an
a social
2:56:35
networking element to receiving
2:56:37
notifications on your phone and
slack is
2:56:41
a notification based system and
it's not
2:56:44
like email where you can just
leave it
2:56:46
there let it kneel let it brew
for a
2:56:48
little bit in its own sauce no
in fact I
2:56:51
think what's like you can even
see if
2:56:52
everybody's read the message or
if you
2:56:54
read the message specifically
if it's
2:56:56
not surfaced publicly I'm sure
it's you
2:56:59
know if you create the room you
may have
2:57:01
that capability but it is
keeping the
2:57:05
Millennial workforce at a very
unhealthy
2:57:07
work-life balance
2:57:08
lots of people agree with that
maybe I
2:57:11
talked to JC and it you were
right
2:57:15
his company uses it he uses it
and he's
2:57:17
a manager and so I brought all
this up
2:57:20
and what's the report
2:57:22
you're full of crap is it's
kind of the
2:57:24
report he says I'm full of crap
I think
2:57:27
so he didn't say it outright
but I'm
2:57:29
conveying well he says is a
it's the
2:57:33
only way damn it you okay
2:57:38
now they'd made little uh my
little
2:57:41
scarlet device fell on the floor
2:57:43
still working don't touch it
yeah I'm
2:57:46
like he says it's the only way
if you're
2:57:49
going to set up shop and do a
lot of
2:57:51
letting a lot of people work at
home
2:57:54
it's the only system that works
2:57:56
he also and he says it works
well is the
2:57:59
although he it's Bing Dilla
ping dinged
2:58:03
he thinks he thinks is not
necessarily a
2:58:07
great system there's nothing
like it so
2:58:10
there's no substitute you can't
just
2:58:11
swap it out and he says there
are and we
2:58:15
I talked about the add-ons that
you were
2:58:17
moaning about which I would an
agreement
2:58:18
with about the Stars and the
stupid crap
2:58:21
he says never heard of that
plugin he
2:58:24
said there are tens of
thousands of plug
2:58:28
for this and you can customize
it any
2:58:31
way you want he never heard of
that one
2:58:32
so he wasn't as negative mm-hmm
and and
2:58:37
but also you know that he's a
manager so
2:58:40
he's he's clearly not your
2:58:42
run-of-the-mill millennial
manager he's
2:58:44
grown up in a different
household maybe
2:58:46
he understands a little bit
better what
2:58:47
a work-life balance is but this
in
2:58:50
general this came through as a
major
2:58:52
complaint truly the the nature
of it
2:58:55
being text message like
oriented the
2:58:58
communication really only in
text people
2:59:03
doing reviews you know yes
there's
2:59:05
there's ten thousand different
that's
2:59:07
one of the beautiful things
about
2:59:08
slackers you can put in any
plugins
2:59:10
another one that is very big is
gifs so
2:59:15
you can it ties into jiffy or
what at
2:59:18
whatever else so people would
just have
2:59:19
entire channels full of gifs
and you're
2:59:21
complaining about their day but
also a
2:59:25
lot of it is the Millennial
mindset and
2:59:27
I thought the note from John
Horner kilo
2:59:31
golf five Zulu Foxtrot alpha
there was a
2:59:34
good one it may be a good way
to go for
2:59:35
people
2:59:36
you can use this atom it's not
just
2:59:38
slack though it's eerily
similar to a
2:59:41
social network SEO it sucks a
millennial
2:59:43
engagement outside of business
hours but
2:59:45
the ubiquitous connectedness of
modern
2:59:47
society I make it a point to
leave my
2:59:49
work laptop at work when I
leave for the
2:59:52
day and do not respond to
work-related
2:59:54
text messages when I'm not at
work this
2:59:57
Garner's some cross looks from
my
3:00:00
co-workers and supervisor and
some vague
3:00:02
mutterings about not being
ready for an
3:00:05
operations management position
with that
3:00:07
attitude see this is the
problem you run
3:00:10
into but I replied to this as
follows
3:00:14
dude I spent 24 hours a day
seven days a
3:00:18
week on duty for a year when I
was
3:00:20
deployed and lives were on the
line
3:00:22
ain't no lives on the line here
which if
3:00:27
you're if you're a veteran is a
great
3:00:29
way to go like you know it's
really not
3:00:32
as important as you think it is
I've
3:00:34
witnessed important well this
is the
3:00:36
reason that I used to condemn
people who
3:00:39
were just bozos in the pre
BlackBerry
3:00:43
era and then the BlackBerry's
recall in
3:00:46
the Smart Switch what we called
3:00:48
CrackBerry if you'll recall yes
the
3:00:50
crack barrier and then the
smartphone
3:00:52
which is SERP 2 CrackBerry and
before
3:00:55
that there was the pager and my
thing
3:00:57
and I say to people with the
Buddha
3:00:59
smartphone I say why are you
picking up
3:01:02
all these messages you're not a
surgeon
3:01:04
on call my you want call you
have to
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rush to the hospital what is it
that
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you're doing that is so
important well
3:01:12
it's a sickness and he
continues my
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supervisor will also stop
speaking
3:01:18
mid-sentence to reply to a text
message
3:01:21
and he's on the Boomer Jennings
cusp
3:01:27
the problem again the OTG
lifestyle
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calls for a phone that is just
stupid
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and does nothing really well
3:01:36
and then I think it allows you
know I'm
3:01:38
an OTG kind of guy I know you
were and
3:01:41
they was a disappointing note
that I got
3:01:42
from producer Jacob Adam I was
a $5
3:01:45
month donor but have chosen to
suspend
3:01:47
my donation to the show for a
few months
3:01:49
I want to let you know why so
you could
3:01:51
at least get input feedback
constructive
3:01:53
criticism on why this donation
albeit
3:01:56
small has been suspended
3:01:59
I take I take note of people
who do this
3:02:05
who will not just say I have an
issue I
3:02:08
want to address but I'm not
donating
3:02:13
I don't understand why people
do that
3:02:16
but okay and here was the
egregious
3:02:19
reason that the donation has
stopped
3:02:21
from this producer your recent
comments
3:02:23
on the sunday show towards the
end about
3:02:25
the ring spy device was
agreeable until
3:02:28
you blasted educators who
should be
3:02:32
teaching password security and
other
3:02:34
important technology issues so
they can
3:02:37
be responsible digital citizens
I've
3:02:40
found this pattern of being
critical of
3:02:42
education worrisome because you
and
3:02:44
especially John note you didn't
copy
3:02:47
John paint a very broad brush
when it
3:02:51
comes to educators and what
they are
3:02:52
teaching kids full disclosure
of course
3:02:56
I'm an educator technology
grades k-8
3:02:59
and despite what you would have
your
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listeners and producers believe
I do
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more things than gender studies
so well
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that was aimed at me that one
yeah but
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apparently I think we even said
there
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should be a tech technology
class tech
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101 and apparently this
educator has a
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technology class and we were not
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bitching about technology
classes but
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okay here's what our technology
class
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focuses on a variety of topics
you may
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find interesting such as
password
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creation ways that can be
memorable for
3:03:34
the user but not easily guessed
very
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good phishing emails how to
recognize
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them what to do when you
receive them
3:03:39
how to detect bias in electronic
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resources ethical issues as
they relate
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to computers and networks I'm
looking at
3:03:47
you ring nest Fitbit at all and
we've
3:03:49
worked through the first few
chapters of
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automate the boring stuff after
I heard
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you recommend it and enjoyed it
you're
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welcome I'm certainly no coder
but the
3:03:57
principles it teaches early on
are
3:03:59
certainly fundamental and
understanding
3:04:00
computer science
3:04:03
just some honest feedback from a
3:04:04
producer now that provides a
little bit
3:04:07
of financial support I mean I
love
3:04:10
everything about this note
jacob except
3:04:12
that you said i'm not gonna
donate
3:04:14
because you were insulted by
something i
3:04:17
said which we actually agree
with what
3:04:20
you're doing so I'll just leave
that
3:04:22
outside weird so what he's
saying then
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is that nobody teaches gender
studies I
3:04:31
think this class technology
class I have
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never heard of it is the first
time I'm
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hearing out I'd like to know
how many
3:04:38
schools have technology class
I'd like
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to know the curriculum and
you're
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welcome Jacob I'm happy that my
book
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recommendation could help you
in the
3:04:47
class yeah I just make up to
you now he
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should be coming in as an
associate
3:04:53
executive producer for that
book alone
3:04:58
anyway that's just my thoughts
I'm gonna
3:05:02
show my food by donation to no
agenda
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imagine all the people who
could do is
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awesome oh yeah that'd be fab
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yeah we do a few people thank
we show
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1200 starting with Rajdeep dos
saunas I
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think that's how you pronounce
a and J H
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and it's gonna go to his father
Raj he's
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been listening the bed pot best
podcast
3:05:32
is to start and this odd amount
is to
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honor the 97 estate with my dad
came to
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America from Punjab
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yeah when he was 10 years old we
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traveled back to Punjab today
as a
3:05:43
matter of fact and he's
returning first
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time he's returned in 42 years
well
3:05:49
congratulations
3:05:50
it's nice to go back thanks
very much
3:05:52
Reggie one hundred ninety seven
dollars
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and nine and seventy cents now
is just
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coming in from where it's in
the US so
3:05:59
that's the right amount now oh
maybe 77
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yeah so that was his that was
his number
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we could shake em up I agree
we'll throw
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blood will kick in a few bucks
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associated a kick him up you
have to
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give him some good karma and
then whip
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into the Constitution if you
can find it
3:06:18
yeah are you gonna read every
single
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donation no I'm gonna read that
one cuz
3:06:23
we kicked him out okay okay
okay you've
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got Joseph Finley hundred and
forty
3:06:42
dollars and he has a note that
you
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insist that we read which is
this
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knighthood note I'll read it in
the
3:06:47
morning my contribution to
helping those
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become a knight
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Darrin Owen ojen the social
start a
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campaign night before Christmas
hashtag
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night before Christmas to get
more
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nights to the round table and
DC girl
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suggested suggested bill
Patterson for
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hitting her in the mouth she
owes her
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sanity or what's left of it to
bill
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therefore here's my
contribution to Bill
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who wishes to be known as Sir
William of
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West pencil tucky I don't have
what he
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wants at the round table so
I'll take
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the liberty of asking for
organic
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free-range eggs over-medium and
organic
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bacon thick-cut toss bill a
goat karma
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please accounting above well
that is a
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what a nice that no agenda
social man
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there's people doing some fun
stuff over
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there thank you very much yes
will be 92
3:07:36
momentary we've got and I am
putting the
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requested items
3:07:47
at the roundtable
3:07:49
onward with Brittany D hundred
thirty
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seven dollars has the birthday
and
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what's karma put that at the
end for you
3:07:55
then Olga molder in Amsterdam
133 over
3:07:59
Brittany D was 137 Olga is 130
3.33 and
3:08:03
she's in Amsterdam mm-hmm I'm
dig up
3:08:06
your old albums not for sure
why but
3:08:08
we'll give you some Carmindy
and you got
3:08:10
a birthday coming up and
Richard Spa
3:08:12
Stowe one two three four five
from
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Hiroshima Japan uh Stefan eret
in fell
3:08:20
Bock Deutschland hello happy
1,200
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Matthias Enel Matthias atheist
but theus
3:08:28
Matthias matÃas de knelt in
Austin in
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the heat he's in Austria okay
good
3:08:33
that's that's cool to see
Germany and
3:08:35
Austria side by side and of
each other
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yeah again yeah 120 33 John
Foucault 120
3:08:43
nineteen and let me read this
in the
3:08:46
morning congratulations John Oh
madam
3:08:47
ajahn Chah no madam John and
Adam are
3:08:49
reaching 1200 episodes with the
best
3:08:51
podcast the universe yesterday
I took a
3:08:53
different route home from work
to avoid
3:08:55
traffic I passed through in
district
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industrial park and saw a
15-foot tall
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decorative concrete spire in
the median
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of the side street on each side
were
3:09:03
giant 33 s between that and my
car
3:09:07
frequently showing all four
tires to be
3:09:09
at exactly 33 psi lately I took
the hint
3:09:12
to donate I was hitting the
mouth around
3:09:14
episode eight fifty or so and
have
3:09:16
finally reached Knight status
please
3:09:18
Knight me sir fixalot
3:09:19
as I'm always working to repair
or
3:09:21
modify something whether my own
project
3:09:24
or a friend's terrible idea for
the
3:09:26
sanity you provide to so many
people who
3:09:28
may you never find your exit
strategy
3:09:30
don't be successful and instead
embrace
3:09:33
your calling and legacy as
fairly
3:09:35
successful podcasters thanks
for the
3:09:38
heaps of deconstruction hey did
we have
3:09:41
a Sir fixalot already I may be
well we
3:09:46
have to I agree with that
3:09:48
John walk okay Matt 1 20 19
then Trevor
3:09:51
Merkin and Babri France Oh will
breed
3:09:54
Labre Trevor Merkin $120 and we
had a
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French guy it's about time or
he from
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someone in France
3:10:02
Ryan Brady in Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
3:10:04
120 frezzer all trevor has been
around
3:10:07
for a while I also noticed Trev
yeah
3:10:10
yeah Trev okay Trev
3:10:12
Ryan Brady in Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
3:10:14
120 bucks he says with my he's
got it
3:10:16
yeah with my hundred twenty
dollar
3:10:18
donation to commemorate the
12th hundred
3:10:20
show I have climbed to the rank
of
3:10:21
baronet's along with the title
change I
3:10:23
think I may start using it
instead of
3:10:25
sir until I have my own
protector thank
3:10:27
you both for all you do and most
3:10:28
importantly for your courage
baronet
3:10:30
Ryan Brady knight of the Three
Rivers
3:10:31
Thank You Baroness Karen of the
Blue
3:10:34
Moon in Colorado Springs 120 on
her
3:10:37
birthday and we that she is not
on the
3:10:39
list
3:10:39
now jeez okay and does she have
a mole
3:10:44
just say it's on her birthday
on her
3:10:47
birthday yes indeed okay I'll
put her on
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the list
3:10:50
Duane bib low 120 no jingles
obviously
3:10:54
sir Finch in Portland Oregon 12
120
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can't wait and ray Pichu Pichu
risvik
3:11:04
rice vague vague vague I could
say I
3:11:13
could twirl Andrei 120 and then
Sir
3:11:19
James night of dodging in Crown
Point
3:11:22
Indiana 120 Allison Lindner and
Columbus
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Ohio 100 dollars and 55 cents
Steven
3:11:30
Fisher in Australia 100 he's
gonna be
3:11:35
knighted Vaughn glitter we're
not gonna
3:11:38
read this no we should read his
nose
3:11:40
you're supposed to interrupt me
you're
3:11:41
the one reading these names in
the
3:11:43
morning Adam and John
congratulations on
3:11:44
another milestone thanks for
all you do
3:11:46
and long may it continue may a
humbly
3:11:48
request and make good in show
1132 Adam
3:11:51
accidentally in corrected need
not in
3:11:53
correctly knighted me sir Steve
Knight
3:11:55
of the northern skies instead
of Knight
3:11:58
of the southern skies as
requested
3:12:00
that's a big mistake
certificate however
3:12:03
was correct as a train driver
and a
3:12:05
pilot the trains good planes
bad jingle
3:12:08
would be appropriate of course
I feel
3:12:11
all the best to you both and
Merry
3:12:12
Christmas sincerely Steve
Fisher Steve I
3:12:15
will correct
3:12:16
we have a special make do for
you and
3:12:19
sorry about the mistake
3:12:21
we'll see you at the at the
table for
3:12:23
your correction
3:12:26
fun glitz gah
3:12:29
by the way he's this is a
royalties for
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his recently designed
Mandalorian
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daycare Star Wars parody shirt
shirt oh
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nice
3:12:39
I've seen the man that you've
been seen
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the Mandalorian it's terrible
Oh have
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nots oh it's the worst sir
stream in
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Kill Devil Hills North Carolina
nice
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name for a place sharise is a
hundred
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sharise suckers a hundred in
Scarsdale
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Nikolas Hana 808 in
Indianapolis Indiana
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drew sample 75 sir Rick in
Arlington
3:13:03
Washington oh by Drew samples
got a
3:13:05
call-out jobs car for my hot
girlfriend
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put that at the end douche bag
call-out
3:13:10
for Jacob Ramirez and Alex Bell
to Rick
3:13:18
in Arlington Washington 6-9 6-9
sir
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Timothy Brashear 66.6 T Lindsey
Harrell
3:13:24
60 in Prince Frederick Maryland
also has
3:13:29
a douche bag call out in the
morning
3:13:31
gents my smoking-hot husband
and I
3:13:33
listen to no agenda as a way to
connect
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and have meaningful
conversations wow
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that's nice
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we've discovered it gives us a
unique
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opportunity to connect
intellectually
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beautiful since this is our
first
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donation we request addy
douching
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douched and we'd like to also
call out
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our friend CJ as a douche bag
3:13:56
I like this note and I'm happy
that
3:13:58
that's working another
byproduct of what
3:14:01
we do we did not set out to make
3:14:03
relationships good 12 years ago
you lost
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cousin Damien Curry's next on
the list
3:14:09
with a $60 donation
3:14:11
hey dick lives in Australia
apparently
3:14:14
it was get away from the family
no we
3:14:18
actually imprisoned that love
that
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member at Honda on the Isle sir
is that
3:14:25
boy grant you Brett Lawrie you
Chris you
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crea cream on row North
Carolina 5510
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Congrats
3:14:31
Brad Hall 5510 and manda West
55 10 from
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Minneapolis Minnesota and a
birthday
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shout-out to somebody Adam
another Adam
3:14:41
in 1222 Dean Roker 5510 he's in
the UK
3:14:49
and he says still love the show
just as
3:14:52
much as I did background
episode 100
3:14:54
when we almost quit when I
started
3:14:56
listening
3:14:56
will you quit I have also been
hooked on
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Mo facts as well having seen my
latest
3:15:01
double nickels on the dime
donation go
3:15:03
out of PayPal I thought I
should check
3:15:05
my accounting since my first
human
3:15:07
resource sir Hugo of sussex was
knighted
3:15:09
in February of 2017 I have
donated 18
3:15:12
hundred dollars more because I
donated
3:15:14
fifteen hundred dollars at the
time of
3:15:16
Hugo's knighting that brings
the total
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to 3,200 I Wow
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I would like to claim my two
unclaimed
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knighthoods
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I would like to be knighted serd
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anonymous and I would like to
donate the
3:15:28
other knighthood to my newest
human
3:15:30
resource Kurtis could he please
have the
3:15:33
name sir Kurtis the sleepless
night if
3:15:35
possible I'd like a classic
jobs karma
3:15:37
for my new startup unless we
now know
3:15:40
which Trump jobs karma is the
good one
3:15:42
in which case I'll take that
thank you
3:15:44
both for your courage I think
you should
3:15:46
do a Pelosi just to keep it
clean jobs
3:15:49
jobs jobs and jobs that's their
job
3:15:54
you've got karma then we'll see
you and
3:15:57
Curtis at the round table in a
minute do
3:16:02
you recall when Pelosi did that
speech
3:16:04
and what Bill it was about
3:16:08
ah
3:16:13
that was it Obamacare nope I
don't
3:16:16
what was it cap and trade or as
one of
3:16:20
your Texas called it crap and
trade
3:16:22
happened really huh which was
never
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passed no just goes to show
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uh check make sure that there
is the
3:16:32
sleepless night on the list
because I
3:16:34
know I don't remember seeing
that okay
3:16:36
but Baron Baba highpoint 5510
these in
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North Carolina sir
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Nathan Lee in Boston
Massachusetts he is
3:16:44
5505 Aaron Langerak in
Amsterdam longer
3:16:49
longer and he let me just see
3:16:58
is a long note here but he he
does want
3:17:03
an F cancer and we'll do that
at the end
3:17:05
for everybody and thanks for
the note
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Alex Schmitz in North st. Paul
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David Corbin Oh fifty dollars
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cents Larry hey fifty dollars
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cents in Mooresville North
Carolina
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baronet each sort economic
hitman in
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Houston Texas fifty dollars in
one cent
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following people are fifty
dollar donors
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name and location if we have it
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George would chat which is Sir
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believe in the Universal City
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Connecticut Joel Sir Joel the
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City okay
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Brad Taylor and Duvall
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Scott lavender in Montgomery
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Galloway in Marietta Georgia I
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thank all these folks for
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of twelve hundred and keeping
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know Iran subscription programs
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you can tell a lot of these do
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and people pop into executive
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ship and before you know it
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yeah what's uh let me see today
is what
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are we at the 19th of December
2019
3:19:41
would you have a birthday list
to
3:19:43
celebrate we got push who says
happy
3:19:45
birthday to her best friend
pains
3:19:47
celebrate on the 7th of December
3:19:49
actually little belated
Baroness Caron
3:19:51
or the Blue Moon celebrates
today
3:19:52
Britney DS is happy birthday
sir mittens
3:19:54
of Fall City Ken Fryeburg happy
birthday
3:19:57
to his smoking-hot wife Barb she
3:19:58
celebrates tomorrow Chris Smith
turned
3:20:01
50 on the 14th all gum Mulder
3:20:03
celebrating tomorrow
3:20:04
Stewart Walton says happy
birthday to
3:20:06
his smokin hot wife Michelle
and as
3:20:08
mentioned earlier that we all
say happy
3:20:11
birthday to Stephen Boyd zero
son who
3:20:13
turned 4 on Tuesday happy
birthday
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[Music]
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[Applause]
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[Music]
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we do have a couple of titles
changes
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today thank you sir Ryan Brady
who
3:20:34
becomes baronet Ryan Brady
night of the
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three verbal rivers thanks to
his
3:20:38
additional $1,000 support of
the best
3:20:41
podcasting universe and Baron
sir Dred
3:20:43
Scott now proudly places a vie
count
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title before his name thank you
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OTG
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category no surprise but just
want you
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slaves to be aware that face
bag is
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tracking you all the way to the
store
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and back if you're hitting them
all this
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weekend to holiday shop
Facebook may be
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tracking your purchases reports
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social media platform with help
from
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retail partners is monitoring
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in
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brick-and-mortar stores too it
lets
3:23:14
businesses send information
about what
3:23:17
you purchased according to
Business
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Insider retailers are teaming
up with
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the social media giant offering
Facebook
3:23:23
personal information in order
to create
3:23:25
targeted ads retail companies
sending
3:23:27
names phone numbers email
addresses and
3:23:30
more along with what products
people
3:23:32
purchase Facebook then using
this
3:23:34
information to identify the
user in its
3:23:36
database to target them with
that
3:23:38
business's ads the main way that
3:23:40
Facebook makes money is by
selling ads
3:23:42
and the reason that it's able
to really
3:23:45
dominate the online ad
industries
3:23:47
because it controls so much
personal
3:23:49
information and data about its
users
3:23:51
Facebook confirming the
practice saying
3:23:53
retailers are able to reach
their
3:23:55
customers with ads on facebook
by
3:23:57
sharing offline events like an
in-store
3:23:59
purchase saying this is
standard for the
3:24:02
industry when a stores like
Macy's
3:24:04
praised the collaboration as a
way to
3:24:06
fuel our growth but Facebook
says you
3:24:09
can limit how much of your
information
3:24:11
is shared with them go to
privacy
3:24:13
settings from there you can
customize
3:24:15
what kind of ads you're shown
and how
3:24:16
you're spending it okay we
don't need to
3:24:19
art people know how to do that
but
3:24:21
finally people are catching on
and I
3:24:22
love the little reports with
all the
3:24:25
special cyber effects it makes
it so
3:24:27
more believable
3:24:30
don't you think it's like
sounds a fish
3:24:32
ID you threw that in well no no
they do
3:24:35
their own this is this is mine
but they
3:24:38
know they just do that
gratuitously
3:24:40
you know whatever brother yeah
3:24:44
one last clip by the way before
you clip
3:24:48
because I got a dreary one yes
it is
3:24:50
then let me do what my last
dreary one
3:24:52
I've been trying to play this
for two
3:24:54
weeks because it is important
that
3:24:56
people realize the laws are
changing
3:24:58
when it comes to schools and
kids and
3:25:02
vaccines students born on or
after
3:25:04
January 1st 2009 will be
required to get
3:25:08
vaccinated against human
papillomavirus
3:25:10
when going into seventh grade
in the
3:25:12
Bill's sponsored by Senator
Boyle Minh
3:25:14
the bills highlight American
Cancer
3:25:16
Society stats suggesting that
four out
3:25:18
of every five people will get
HPV in
3:25:21
their lifetime and that the STI
3:25:23
contributes to tens of
thousands of
3:25:25
cancer diagnoses every year
parents on
3:25:27
social media and the state
legislature
3:25:29
website are strongly opposed to
the
3:25:31
bills saying that the vaccine
was
3:25:33
harmful for their children the
law would
3:25:35
require students to get
vaccinated by
3:25:37
September 2021 and this is not
stopping
3:25:41
at school hospitals are now
today
3:25:43
already requiring people even
if you're
3:25:45
in an administrative job they
require
3:25:49
and some hospitals are now
requiring
3:25:51
anybody who works in the
hospital to get
3:25:55
the HPV vaccine which I find a
3:25:58
fascinating thought there's
some great
3:26:02
marketing going on with this
stuff I
3:26:04
mean this is a you you don't
get it from
3:26:07
the air you have it's a sexually
3:26:09
transmitted disease and so they
expect
3:26:14
you to be horsing around on the
job at
3:26:16
the hospital I don't know
exactly what
3:26:18
the deal is but having any
government
3:26:22
official forcing you to inject
you or
3:26:24
your children with anything
warrants a
3:26:26
little bit of thought
3:26:30
and we'll leave well this is
your beat
3:26:32
yeah well I keep my eye on it
but I find
3:26:35
it incredibly disturbing either
forcing
3:26:39
kit I mean measles okay I can
see where
3:26:41
you're coming from flu shot
maybe but
3:26:44
HPV well there's ways around
the flu
3:26:46
shot you can get if you choose
you
3:26:47
follow the Tamiflu it's very
good remedy
3:26:51
yeah but the require is
requiring the
3:26:54
shot and requiring proof that
you got it
3:26:56
from an approved administrator
so it's
3:27:00
going to be a problem there are
a lot of
3:27:02
people I mean again for for
measles okay
3:27:07
I can see where you're coming
from I
3:27:09
don't think it's necessary but
that's up
3:27:10
to you if your school wants to
do that
3:27:13
flu shot similar I have not
seen the
3:27:16
benefit but HPV you're gonna
require
3:27:18
this at the school you can't
get HPV
3:27:22
from just being around kids
3:27:26
well they claim this is the
thing that
3:27:28
gets me about that report to
claim the
3:27:31
claim I would like to see this
3:27:33
documented that four out of
five people
3:27:36
will all get HPV yeah I'd like
to see
3:27:39
that too I would like to see
some
3:27:41
documentation and I see some
proof i
3:27:43
don't believe that number I
think that's
3:27:45
a lie and if anything we've
seen a lot
3:27:47
of stories shortly when
Gardasil was in
3:27:51
their marketing heyday when
they were
3:27:52
hanging promotional items on
every
3:27:55
college door every college room
door
3:27:57
handle in schools
3:28:03
you know I didn't I lost my
train of
3:28:05
thought I'm sorry my just say
there's
3:28:07
lots of proof that is a very
damaging
3:28:09
yes yes damaging for young
young women
3:28:12
absolutely
3:28:14
but okay I just find the that
3:28:18
requirement for school out of
order that
3:28:21
is your ax it's marketing is
nothing
3:28:23
else there's no need for that
good
3:28:27
marketing applaud the marketing
yes
3:28:31
spike in the ball
3:28:33
we love our marketers all right
now here
3:28:36
we go I last clip I have a
there's
3:28:38
anything funny well actually
before I
3:28:40
play my last let me play my odd
measles
3:28:42
story since it kind of hooks in
with
3:28:43
what you just played okay well
we like
3:28:45
an odd measles story let's see
what it
3:28:47
is more than 140,000 people
around the
3:28:50
world died from measles last
year amidst
3:28:53
a surge in the number of cases
of the
3:28:55
preventable disease partially
caused by
3:28:57
misinformation about vaccines
the vast
3:29:00
majority of the victims were
children
3:29:02
under the age of five the new
figures
3:29:05
come as the Pacific island
nation of
3:29:07
Samoa has arrested an anti
vaccination
3:29:09
campaigner amidst a massive
outbreak of
3:29:13
measles that's already killed
over 60
3:29:15
people mostly young children
hmm 140,000
3:29:21
dead from measles last year I
would like
3:29:24
to see that documented I always
find it
3:29:26
interesting that it's the same
people
3:29:28
who say we have to have all
these
3:29:31
vaccines to save people the
same people
3:29:34
are saying that we our
population is out
3:29:36
of control make up your mind
well that's
3:29:39
that yeah well there's an irony
make up
3:29:41
your mind please taking care of
business
3:29:45
but oh no well you might make
some money
3:29:48
in the process
3:29:49
so I okay my last Miss Universe
clip we
3:29:52
didn't get to it no okay this
is the
3:29:54
upbeat the the exit very upbeat
because
3:29:56
it's so fun this is the winner
and the
3:29:59
winners last question and this
is the
3:30:02
question about global climate
change
3:30:04
that Steve Harvey rolled his
eyes when
3:30:07
he asked the question and Miss
South
3:30:09
Africa answered the question as
good as
3:30:11
she could and she wins the
competition
3:30:13
because she's all in
3:30:17
this last one is for you here's
your
3:30:19
question
3:30:20
our leaders of today doing
enough to
3:30:22
protect future generations from
climate
3:30:25
change if not what more should
they be
3:30:28
doing Steve I think that the
future
3:30:32
leaders could do a little bit
more but
3:30:34
however I feel like we as
individuals
3:30:37
ourselves can also play a part
in making
3:30:39
the climate and the way it
should be in
3:30:41
the future I mean we have
children
3:30:44
protesting for climate and I
feel like
3:30:46
as adults was to join as well
3:30:47
we should have corporations
join as well
3:30:50
and the government should take
it
3:30:51
seriously I mean from sixth
grade I've
3:30:53
been learning that the climate
is
3:30:54
deteriorating and the planet is
dying
3:31:00
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3:31:11
are we going out of orbit
what's the
3:31:14
deal it's going out of orbit
well we've
3:31:19
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3:31:21
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we celebrate and still no exit
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3:34:12
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Esther's joke is not that funny
3:34:21
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the on the broadcast it says
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dogs at no it doesn't say that
but what
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it does say any collusion Trump
Tower
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deal that
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obstruction of
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justice yes or no John Nancy
absolutely
3:35:00
yes Donald Trump is talking to
Michael
3:35:03
Cohen about reaching out to the
Russian
3:35:05
government where you look I
watched
3:35:07
Rachel Maddow I get it I know
there are
3:35:09
a lot of Russians and Russian
people and
3:35:11
emails that like end oh wait
there's
3:35:12
more and the ongoing probe of
potential
3:35:20
collusion with Russia it's very
clear
3:35:22
that they want to send a clear
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3:35:24
we've got all our experts back
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hello
3:35:28
jean-claude did you just give
up on me
3:35:31
okay I'm going to stop for a
second
3:35:39
is that just me jerking off all
by
3:35:41
myself you don't feed electrons
he won't
3:35:52
let me into my house I can't
unlock the
3:35:57
door at the end of the day I
remember
3:36:04
when
3:36:05
[Music]
3:36:09
I used to power the TV
3:36:15
I can't charge my phone
3:36:24
I can't call
3:36:27
one sky
3:36:28
[Music]
3:36:51
I used to drive the Prius I
traded for
3:36:56
my Tesla
3:36:59
but the batteries that are
charged
3:37:01
anymore and the garage door
3:37:08
[Music]
3:37:11
you've got me
3:37:13
well I learned from Enron
3:37:17
learn for
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3:37:29
I could find
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3:37:51
okay so give me that I'm
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sir tell me what's happening
and you
3:37:58
have no wind or solar at your
disposal
3:38:03
Oh
3:38:08
blah
3:38:11
we won't charge my Tesla
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[Music]
3:38:16
you don't
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3:38:23
you don't bring me power
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