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Delta Delta Delta Adam curry
Jhansi
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Devore award-winning keep our
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media assassination episode
1207 this is
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no agenda printing up fresh
protests on
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taxes capital the drone star
state in
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the morning everybody I'm Adam
curry and
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from northern Silicon Valley
I'm Jesse
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okay you're in a mood today I
can
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already tell what well I didn't
get a
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proper hit it I got a and then
what kind
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of opening was that I mean it
was my
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opening it was spectacular
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okay well there some ideas for
the
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opening I could come up with
nothing
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sorry problem and mediaand
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oh yeah big problem really yeah
1:05
we're no longer seeing
impeachment news
1:08
as the most important item
discussed
1:14
it's gone off the radar well
I've been
1:17
by bit they will be after the
debates
1:21
which are on Tuesday yeah they
will do a
1:24
pivot mmm I'm not so sure man
we've got
1:28
us a story that is so big it's
it's too
1:31
hard to resist see and that has
already
1:32
switched it's now in hot
rotation all
1:36
right tell me what it but tell
me about
1:38
I'm not sure what you're
talking about
1:39
but I'm sure I'll I will know
in a
1:41
minute Meg's it
1:47
No yes all day yesterday
1:50
wall-to-wall the hairy
animation okay
1:56
pleasure wall
1:57
Walter wall okay now that you
brought
1:59
this up I'm now reached and
myself not
2:04
grabbing this clip of Michael
Bloomberg
2:08
going on and on about the about
the
2:10
thing oh he's being interviewed
in a
2:13
train and they asked him this
the Aster
2:15
that and the only thing he was
excited
2:17
about her seemed to want to
talk about
2:18
was this the fact that Harry
and Megan
2:24
are trying to extract themselves
2:28
although a lot of people just
think
2:29
Megan has gaslighted Harry well
there's
2:32
a lot going on here first of
all the
2:35
obsession with the royal family
in the
2:40
United Kingdom for one and as
you know a
2:41
lot of the press here in the
United
2:43
States just copy and paste the
Daily
2:45
Mail anyway I'm looking at you
Silicon
2:48
Valley shit rags it's like oh
this is a
2:51
good story click me yeah yeah
I'll write
2:53
it a little differently no
problem
2:56
America is obsessed were
obsessed with
2:58
royalty and were were just all
shitty
3:02
about it and one after another
of these
3:05
royalty experts on CNN
yesterday just
3:08
boom boom boom boom boom they
love the
3:11
love love love Megan and Harry
and it's
3:16
obvious they got the Diana deal
3:21
I'm sorry oh the Diana deal yeah
3:24
what's the Diana deals you're
gonna die
3:26
that's the Diana deal
3:28
you have sobbing he's gonna get
killed
3:30
by the I Do's men no I do oh
you think
3:34
she's gonna get killed by the
Kingsmen
3:36
oh yeah oh yeah I think it's
all over
3:39
listen she she came in this is
not a
3:42
real royal he's the he's the
son of the
3:45
was in the Navy captain or
whoever Diana
3:50
had that whatever redhead was a
problem
3:57
yeah so the Queen brought sit
all right
3:59
you know what it's okay bring
in Megan
4:02
and then uh oh she's brown I'm
shipping
4:05
you off to Africa which is I'm
telling
4:08
you racist they are over there
4:10
so yeah you you go do a tour of
Africa
4:13
that'll be good because you
know you'll
4:15
you'll help reconnect the the
bonds with
4:19
the the British Empire and with
the
4:20
royal family because you know
you know
4:23
you're kind of brown so yeah
but then
4:26
Harry I think caught on to what
was
4:29
really going on and this is
precisely
4:32
how it went down with Diana and
she
4:34
tried to extract herself she
went on the
4:37
world stage she did a lot of
good and
4:40
she wound up dead and there's
this
4:42
interview that I found through
with
4:44
Prince Harry I'm fairly sure
it's the
4:48
real deal it could be a deep
fake but it
4:51
was video so I you know I
watched as
4:53
close as I could it sounds like
him I
4:55
think it's him and what he's
saying
4:57
isn't all that extraordinary
unless you
4:59
think about the Diana deal my
mum told
5:03
me a certain set of values of
which I
5:06
will always try and uphold
despite the
5:09
the role in the job that's
sometimes
5:13
that entails if you don't I
mean but I
5:15
think I always I always protect
my
5:20
family and now I have a family
to
5:21
protect
5:22
so everything that everything
that she
5:26
went through and what happens is
5:28
incredibly brought every single
day and
5:29
that's not me being paranoid
that's just
5:31
me
5:32
not wanting a repeat of the
past and if
5:36
anybody else knew what I knew
if better
5:40
father be a husband and anyone
he
5:43
probably did be doing exactly
what I
5:45
what I'm doing as well if
anyone else
5:47
knew what I knew you'd probably
do the
5:50
same thing that's what he says
now can
5:52
we interpret that as the
paparazzi will
5:55
be the death of you I don't
think
5:58
they're quite at that level but
6:01
certainly Megan Marco has all
of the
6:03
same hmm personality traits
with the gas
6:09
with Hollywood yes I have a
quick
6:12
analysis if anyone knew what I
knew now
6:16
knowing that he was born from
out of
6:18
from Diana via some character
that you
6:23
mentioned earlier yeah he may
know
6:26
because he's not a lizard if
you listen
6:38
to this report they're hanging
out with
6:41
lizards your reporting is that
they're
6:42
gonna move to LA for the most
part do
6:45
you have a residence in Canada
as well
6:46
but it looks like Megan is
going back to
6:49
LA yes I mean that's where she
grew up
6:50
that's where her mother is
she's an LA
6:52
girl you know that's where her
friends
6:54
are you know and also be since
marrying
6:56
Harry they've got more showbiz
friends
6:57
like the Clooney's and Optra
6:59
that's where they want to be
that's
7:01
where Megan doesn't she take a
lot of
7:03
advice from Oprah and the
Clooney's and
7:05
then that I mean oh we're
hearing that
7:07
they have a lot of advice on
this and
7:09
encouragement on this to break
out and
7:13
how the Clooney's man the
Clooney's did
7:15
it there's proof fencing but I
cannot
7:18
underestimate what an
earthquake this is
7:20
in in the UK as far as the
break from
7:24
protocol the Queen didn't know
anything
7:26
about it the royal family are
furious
7:28
Harry's father Prince Charles
is furious
7:30
it really is a huge scandal so
they're
7:32
not abdicating they're just
kind of
7:34
stepping back so really they
they want
7:36
the benefits but they just
don't want
7:38
the full-time gig exactly so
they're
7:40
becoming they're giving up
being senior
7:42
Royals which means they keep a
HRH title
7:45
you know
7:45
still be a princessy Stila
prints but
7:48
they don't have to go
7:52
she's not a princess
7:56
she's a duchess isn't she yeah
I am she
8:00
was refused princess dumb yes
by the
8:03
Queen she's not a princess and
that's
8:05
what pissed her off apparently
you know
8:08
she'll still be a princess and
a prince
8:15
and the main thing is they said
they
8:17
want to make their own money
and this is
8:18
what everybody's upset in
England about
8:20
because they get I don't
understand
8:22
there's a very obvious path for
them to
8:25
make money I don't get it why
is this so
8:27
hard for everybody to
understand all
8:30
they need to do is start a
podcast money
8:34
in the bank moment they get
around four
8:36
million pounds a year from the
Queen and
8:38
from Prince Charles to run their
8:40
household pay their staff and
they'll
8:43
still continue getting a lot of
that
8:44
money for quite a while and
unless they
8:48
do really want to work and
stand on
8:49
their own by the way five point
to me
8:51
I'm being told 5.2 million u.s.
that's a
8:54
pretty good tidy sum of money
how in the
8:56
world do you protect these two
when
8:59
they're in Los Angeles they
want to come
9:00
over to the Gallagher's house
are we
9:01
gonna have a big contingent of
security
9:03
officers around Los Angeles
they are
9:07
guaranteed security for life by
from the
9:10
British people and the British
taxpayer
9:12
pays for it which is around a
million
9:14
dollars us a year so that won't
change
9:17
whatever they do that will not
change
9:18
you said make their own money
do sheep
9:20
go back to acting do you think
well I
9:22
mean there's been a lot of
debates about
9:23
that that you know we think
that you
9:25
know she'll be doing more doing
more
9:32
paid appearances and maybe some
acting
9:35
if it's deemed to be tasteful
enough but
9:38
they're certainly gonna be
earning money
9:39
in different ways that they
could not do
9:40
in England so I remain baffled
by this
9:46
being 2020 and people still
having this
9:49
obsession with these fake
people with
9:52
funky hats who have great
houses in the
9:55
middle of awesome places and
they pay
10:00
them because you're all it's
tradition
10:02
we need to keep the tradition
10:06
yeah this is all mega-mega this
is all
10:08
Megan's doing
10:09
Terry's pussy-whipped he's it
he's
10:11
nothing sad so everybody thinks
I'm
10:15
pretty sure but the fact
remains and
10:18
we'll see this coming week I
have a
10:21
feeling that there's so much
fatigue of
10:25
seeing Skeletor Pelosi and
everyone
10:29
bitching and moaning and Moscow
Mitch
10:31
and all this crap particularly
on the
10:34
cable news networks this is a
breath of
10:36
fresh air and awesome I can get
obsessed
10:39
remember hmm
10:40
during the MSNBC began as kind
of a
10:44
generalized Microsoft joint
venture with
10:47
NBC sure did I had worked there
I where
10:51
I helped them launch and they
had
10:56
no ratings they couldn't get
jack
10:58
ratings we had a show called
the site
11:00
that was on MSNBC was a text
thing they
11:04
they couldn't get any ratings
the thing
11:06
was a dud and they did the
Diana got
11:12
killed boom and they switched
their
11:14
coverage all to 24/7 Diana
Diana Diana
11:17
Diana and then they said this
is we get
11:21
numbers hell with this other
crap
11:23
exactly and I I guarantee you
CNN is
11:27
seeing numbers they did this
with mh17 a
11:30
full year they stayed on that
topic top
11:34
of the news every hour every
panel was
11:37
all about buh
11:38
where'd this plane go was that
mh17 was
11:40
a 3/3 the one that I just
remember the
11:43
numbers the one that
disappeared yeah
11:46
and it was an obsession for
them and
11:48
there was there were other
things going
11:49
on in the year I mean we had a
show so
11:52
something was happening and now
they've
11:54
grabbed onto this and if you
got a
11:56
British accent then you are in
like
11:59
Flynn you've got money in the
bank just
12:01
say you're a royalty watcher
and you're
12:03
good to go
12:03
and they're all cute all the
all the
12:07
women who show up to talk about
you know
12:08
who are royalty watchers the
12:10
good-looking the easy to look
at I think
12:12
it's a ratings bonanza and it's
gonna be
12:13
very hard for them to move away
from it
12:18
yes like is slightly addicting
like
12:23
tasty candy yeah and and what
it is and
12:27
why it is and it'll always
baffle me but
12:29
it is a fact so that's going to
be
12:34
problematic then that of course
will
12:36
affect us too
12:37
unless clips just don't have
any good
12:40
clips or CNN making fools of
themselves
12:42
and before we go well before we
dive
12:45
into the topic likely democracy
now
12:48
never make that change so we
had there
12:53
were a number of severe storms
that came
12:57
through the Southwest United
States also
13:01
through canned Naevia in fact I
got text
13:05
from sedusa fur he said the
worst
13:08
hailstorm ever coming your way
Park
13:10
everything in the garage where
I think
13:12
he said Park your best vehicle
hit the
13:14
garage the storm came through
it was it
13:17
was short and violent but there
were no
13:19
Heather there was no hail and
of course
13:22
I knew exactly what this was it
also
13:24
came from the southeast it's so
obvious
13:26
this is from our rain sticks
probably
13:30
this is the blowback do we can
always
13:32
expect ladylike using them well
but just
13:37
a couple of reports there Andy
from
13:39
Terrigal Beach in the morning
Adam
13:41
hadn't rained here for many
months
13:42
before the rain stick all the
grass was
13:44
totally brown we routinely had
days over
13:46
a hundred and ten Fahrenheit
and were in
13:48
constant fear of the fires
after the
13:51
rain stick we had at least four
days of
13:53
proper rain and the grass has
started to
13:55
grow I think this would be true
also for
13:58
sir Chris in Marrickville and
Serb as in
14:01
bat obey my father who doesn't
listen to
14:04
the podcast has no rain and
there's
14:06
still many areas burning out of
control
14:08
could it be we are only getting
the rain
14:10
stick effect in places where no
agenda
14:12
is being listened to
14:13
I'm interested to know if
there's a
14:15
correlation between where the
listeners
14:16
are and where the rain fell
many thanks
14:18
I believe so oh I've got
totally and I
14:23
watched a movie I don't know
how oh I
14:26
think it's relatively new it's
not a
14:28
great movie it's called the
Mandela
14:30
effect
14:31
and the movie centers around a
father a
14:35
couple and their daughter dies
she
14:38
drowns on the beach and he
starts
14:42
noticing the Mandela effect and
the
14:45
movie kind of you should
explain what
14:47
that is because I think that's
been
14:48
passed over ok lever long since
14:51
forgotten that one the Mandela
effect is
14:53
it gets its name from things in
history
14:57
that that a large group of
people are
14:59
very sure were a certain way
and turned
15:02
out not to be true one is that
the guy
15:06
on the monopoly box has a
monocle he
15:09
does not the Berenstain Bears
turns out
15:12
it was Berenstain Bears Sinbad
was never
15:16
a genie in a movie and it gets
its name
15:18
from Mandela that the there's a
belief
15:21
that Nelson Mandela died while
in prison
15:26
and there's even video of
George Bush
15:29
saying he's dead while he was
in prison
15:30
at W Bush so that's the Mandela
effect
15:33
and the ID and the thinking is
is this a
15:36
glitch in the matrix you know
what is
15:38
going on so they kind of used
this
15:41
Mandela effect to get into the
we live
15:44
in a simulation and long story
short the
15:49
dad who's a game developer he
figures
15:54
out a way with the
supercomputer I know
15:56
it's going off the rails to
already set
15:59
a mount point just before his
daughter
16:01
drowns and then reboots it
basically
16:04
overloads the entire simulation
that's
16:07
running that's running the
world and
16:10
then it reboots right before he
makes a
16:14
decision that in this case and
in the
16:17
previous case his daughter died
now it
16:18
makes a different decision and
that
16:20
thinking behind it is that the
16:22
simulation
16:25
throughout the world whatever
is driving
16:29
it whatever's powering it is not
16:30
powerful enough to keep
everything
16:32
running all at the same time so
very
16:34
much like a video game
16:35
until someone observes a
certain area
16:38
it's just dormant it's dead
it's not
16:41
running it's completely still
and then
16:44
when someone or it maybe has to
be more
16:45
than one person sees this area
then the
16:48
sim camp comes back to life and
that's
16:49
where these glitches sometimes
and I
16:51
said it glitches cut yourself
though
16:57
yeah I did but yeah it shall be
fried so
17:00
so just taking this as a premise
17:02
I think the Karma and the rain
sticks is
17:06
a version of that it's a
version of
17:10
somehow we're cutting through
the system
17:13
and we're able to affect change
on the
17:17
simulation in certain areas or
with
17:19
certain individuals
17:23
that's what they're thinking
yes you
17:27
know you know you agree a kind
of with
17:32
with Scott Adams he said he
likes to
17:36
throw in the simulation gag
every so
17:38
often our really yeah yeah but
he's
17:40
approaching it from an
intellectual
17:42
standpoint you know which I'm
just I'm
17:46
talking about a movie I just
watched the
17:49
movie and it added I'm impact
on me but
17:51
we've had a lot of success with
jobs
17:53
karma we've had a lot of I
don't think
17:55
the rain sticks have failed
once every
17:58
single time we've been
requested to
18:00
shake the sticks it happens and
we
18:02
always get the blowback with
bad weather
18:05
here in Austin I don't know if
you had
18:07
any but I always get bad
weather after
18:09
the rains we had a lot in
Washington
18:10
state test for sure but talking
about
18:12
going back to Skylanders about
you and
18:14
him being in agreement mm-hmm
18:18
I've got a little work by this
way I
18:20
have a clip from Scott Adams
okay and it
18:23
has a little bit to do with
this thesis
18:25
and it sort dis bothersome that
you and
18:27
Scott Adams are an agreement on
certain
18:29
things this one is really the
one that's
18:31
the is the bad one it really
it's
18:34
annoying they say the least
this is just
18:36
the clip is Matt Gaetz he's
talking
18:38
about Matt Gaetz being a perfect
18:39
presidential candidate now have
I told
18:42
you before the following things
number
18:45
one Matt Gaetz
18:47
is a strong contender and I'll
go so far
18:51
as to say probable presidential
18:53
contender at some point in the
future
18:56
probable probable winner as
well because
19:01
just based on his skill set he
has all
19:04
the skills he has all the
skills I don't
19:07
think he's missing a single
skill to be
19:09
a GOP candidate and I think you
would I
19:13
think he would clean the table
on any
19:16
Democrat that ran against them
with the
19:18
exception there's only one
exception
19:20
there's only one Democrat I
could
19:23
imagine in the future remember
we're
19:25
projecting five ten years in
the future
19:27
or whatever we did not say Oh
see that's
19:37
last bit again I love it when
you
19:39
produce is in the future or
whatever
19:46
well we agree we agree on a Oh
see we
19:49
sure do
19:50
sandy sandy otos residents and
residents
19:55
Andy yeah yeah I haven't
thought about
19:59
it in a long time she has a dog
though
20:01
she's got that she just got a
dog you
20:04
don't know kids she's got a dog
so
20:06
that's perfect
20:07
got a pooch for the White House
20:11
well
20:13
[Music]
20:14
I think the president has been
put on
20:16
notice
20:18
about this in particular but
there was
20:20
something that happened that
caught my
20:22
eye and these are the things
that we
20:25
interpreted in a particular way
from the
20:27
New York Times a former United
States
20:29
Marine posed as a security team
member
20:32
for marine one the helicopter
the
20:34
transports President Trump and
breached
20:36
two checkpoints last week at
Palm Beach
20:39
International Airport ah they
used to
20:41
pull this stunt with Obama Hans
they did
20:44
it with Obama all the time it's
just a
20:46
message just so you know we can
get to
20:48
you anytime we want well this
brings us
20:51
back to the Jeffrey Epstein
hanging and
20:54
some of the screwing this has
been
20:56
showing up the BBC reporting
that
20:58
apparently commis daughter was
somehow
21:00
involved in the disappearance
of the of
21:03
the tapes she's a special
prosecutor at
21:07
the Southern District New York
she's and
21:09
she was put in there
specifically yeah
21:12
the tapes disappear they kill
we kept
21:14
the wrong tapes here I have to
have the
21:16
clip by Jeffrey Epstein hanging
story
21:19
with this in a secure prison
facility is
21:23
the warning to everybody that
everybody
21:26
can be as done if you if you
would they
21:27
want to get rid of you it's
very easy to
21:30
do and now they've pulled a
stunt with
21:33
now Trump has his own people
see this
21:40
guy he just slipped through
yeah what
21:43
did they do with this guy once
they
21:44
caught him
21:46
did they bring him aside and
grill him
21:49
about how why he did is who
who'd who's
21:51
behind it and throw him in jail
which
21:53
they should do he was released
on a
21:55
$100,000 bond according to
court records
21:57
neither mr. magna nor his
lawyer could
22:01
be reached Saturday if
convicted he
22:03
faces a maximum of 3 years in
prison a
22:05
fine of $250,000 in a year of
supervised
22:08
release so they let they let
him off
22:09
with the reality how that goes
22:14
to see how what goes how that
goes
22:17
whether the guy doesn't minute
in prison
22:19
or probably not buddy
22:21
the guy was he is listed in the
Florida
22:26
Department of Law Enforcement
sex
22:28
offender registry he was
released from
22:34
the Marines dishonorable
discharge
22:37
because of some sex offense
apparently
22:40
and this guy with fake
credentials mind
22:43
you fake credential the only
reason why
22:45
he got stopped as a sheriff's
deputy
22:47
noticed he wasn't wearing the
right
22:49
Marine Corps uniform standard
during
22:52
presidential travel well how
about that
22:55
huh all you got to do is have a
fake ID
22:57
and kind of look the part
message well
23:00
thank goodness for the local
police
23:03
message to you Rudy here's the
Epstein
23:10
clip since you brought it up
jailhouse
23:12
video of the area around
Jeffrey Epstein
23:14
cell on the day of an apparent
suicide
23:17
attempt no longer exists federal
23:20
prosecutors made that admission
to a
23:22
judge yesterday they said the
new york
23:24
city jail thought it preserved
the
23:26
footage of guards finding
Epstein on
23:29
July 23rd but it actually saved
video
23:32
from a different part of the
jail the
23:35
FBI also determined the
recording wasn't
23:37
on the backup system due to
technical
23:40
errors later hanged himself in
August
23:43
while he awaited trial on sex
23:45
trafficking charges I'm
surprised that
23:49
no one has used the glitch
23:52
I keep looking for it no one
has used
23:54
the glitch word in this
unfortunate
23:57
circumstance where the backup
even
24:00
didn't have a copy Tao is so
it's so
24:02
coincidental that's unbelievable
24:06
well glitch maybe code
24:09
yeah for a shitty shitty code
how's that
24:12
it's code for crap code that's
what it
24:15
is but this this is not a
glitch they
24:18
could have they could have
easily have
24:20
said it was a glitch they could
have
24:21
said something went wrong in
the backup
24:23
none of that died yeah I'm
surprised
24:26
maybe absence of the term aim
is the
24:28
meaning possibly possibly all
right
24:33
let's talk about Iran looks
like we're
24:35
getting more right by the day
well let's
24:37
see I do have maybe a backup
kind of a
24:40
background err overview
overview of that
24:43
you Iran Iran update on
democracy now
24:46
might be appropriate the House
of
24:49
Representatives has voted to
approve a
24:51
non-binding War Powers
Resolution aimed
24:53
at limiting president Trump's
ability to
24:55
take further military action
against
24:57
Iran without congressional
approval
24:59
president Trump ratcheted up
tensions
25:01
with Iran by assassinating
Iranian
25:04
commander Qasem Soleimani in a
targeted
25:06
drone strike at the Baghdad
25:07
International Airport last week
25:10
Thursday's 224 to 194 House vote
25:13
included three Republicans
voting YES
25:15
and eight Democrats voting no
the
25:17
resolution now heads to the
Senate the
25:19
vote came as iran's ambassador
to the
25:21
united nations blasted the u.s.
at the
25:23
UN Security Council speaking on
behalf
25:25
of Iranian Foreign Minister
Javad Zarif
25:27
who was unable to address the
Security
25:29
Council himself after the u.s.
denied
25:31
him a visa in violation of a
1947 u.s.
25:35
UN agreement this is ambassador
25:37
Majid a trivanti I'm here today
to
25:40
deliver a statement on behalf
of his
25:42
Excellency mr. Zarif
25:44
whose visa was denied by the
United
25:46
States in contravention of the
25:49
headquarters agreement and here
is his
25:52
statement we are meeting today
to
25:54
discuss a momentous imperative
we are we
25:58
are all confronted here the
world is
26:01
that it is at the crossroads
the end of
26:04
monopolies on power one
unhinged regime
26:07
is he said unhinged regime
26:16
do you have the talking points
on the
26:19
prompter is the question is it
just
26:20
right in the end of monopolies
on power
26:24
one unhinged regime is
frantically
26:26
clamoring to turn back time
thousands
26:29
gathered in Chicago New York
Seattle and
26:31
dozens of other cities to
protest war
26:33
with Iran Thursday night the
New York
26:35
Times has obtained video that
appears to
26:37
show an Iranian missile hitting
the
26:39
Boeing 737 jet that crashed
shortly
26:42
after takeoff and Tehran
Wednesday
26:43
killing all 176 people on board
all
26:47
right so there's a lot to
deconstruct
26:49
here I'd like to go back a few
days
26:52
before we had the admission from
26:54
apparently an Iranian top dog
well
26:58
before before you go back a few
days
27:00
let's go back even a few more
days so I
27:02
can get this one thing out of
the way
27:04
which is the guy who died that's
27:06
triggered the whole thing we
want to get
27:08
his name out of the way
27:09
what would the clip be called
guy who
27:11
died there's no clip I just
have that
27:14
yes go for it because nobody
talks about
27:17
this guy so it's not a clip I
can't get
27:19
a clip got it but his name was
now Ruiz
27:21
while lead huh mid lived in
Sacramento
27:25
the best story written about
him it was
27:27
in the Sacramento Bee Whitman
is white
27:29
because his wife was upset
about this to
27:31
say the least
27:32
and I'll just read a few
paragraphs
27:34
Hameed who worked as a linguist
and had
27:37
attended classes at American
River
27:38
College was killed at a
military base
27:40
new near Kirkuk on a rocket
attack the
27:45
u.s. blamed Khatib Hezbollah a
militia
27:48
group his wife was notified by
his
27:51
employer Valiant integrated
services hmm
27:56
valiant is I'm just reading
just a
27:59
couple of random graphs so you
get a
28:01
feeling for this valiant is
based in
28:04
Herndon Virginia and offers a
range of
28:06
international services including
28:08
interpreters involving INSCOM
the Army
28:11
Intelligence and Security
Command
28:13
support for special operation
forces and
28:16
counterintelligence services
according
28:18
to its website this is so spook
the guy
28:22
sorry so the guy was a spook
amongst
28:27
others and got killed and
28:30
this was not acceptable so hey
the whole
28:34
thing began when they don't
start
28:37
killing our people
28:39
exactly well you'd think that
that would
28:42
be the message I've learned
over the
28:44
years that when you that you're
the use
28:47
of the word but is you got to
be very
28:50
careful with the but one must
be careful
28:53
with the but word when you say
something
28:56
and then you put a butt in
there or if
29:00
you say something I say well
while yes
29:03
John indeed but yeah there's
always a
29:06
big but it negates everything
that came
29:10
before the but then it's only
post but
29:13
that matters and this is all
that I
29:16
heard over the past couple of
days
29:19
when this all came out and of
course we
29:22
have a montage there is no
question that
29:33
sulemani had American blood on
his hands
29:36
that he was a bad actor in the
region
29:38
but if there is anything that
we have
29:40
learned Soleimani is a person
with
29:41
American blood on his hands but
we also
29:43
know their this guy was was a
bad news
29:46
guy but he was the ranking
official no
29:49
illusions about soleimani he
was a
29:50
terrible person
29:52
did bad things but it's so
funny was a
29:55
bad guy but the sulemani is an
evil man
29:59
he has absolutely ordered the
murder of
30:02
hundreds of Americans but
sulemani was a
30:04
malignant and dangerous
character
30:06
Soleimani has been a threat to
America
30:09
and Americans and our allies
for a very
30:11
long time
30:12
however undoubtedly general
Soleimani
30:14
was a very bad man sulemani is
certainly
30:17
a murderous individual but
therein
30:20
Salamone was a bad guy there's
no
30:22
question about that but this is
an awful
30:25
person
30:25
however soul I was a terrorist
so no
30:30
one's going to lament his death
but so
30:32
this is all politicizing the
event and
30:36
it was immediate and it was
shameless
30:39
Ahnold on all sides I do have
to mention
30:43
stuff
30:43
I didn't realize that there's an
30:45
intellectual variation of but
which is
30:48
however however I know I
considered
30:51
using that myself I was like
yes darling
30:54
however however people who you
want even
31:00
you want even here the shoe
coming so it
31:04
was completely politicized
which so
31:07
anyone who is now boo who wore
fu what a
31:12
bunch of phonies immediately
taking to
31:14
politicization they don't care
about
31:16
even the guy who was a spook
he's
31:17
American citizen there were
other offers
31:21
just contractors or other
Americans of
31:24
whatever ilk who were also
wounded shit
31:26
was blown up now that doesn't
matter at
31:29
all they don't care and by the
way they
31:31
don't care they don't care how
many
31:32
servicemen and women get killed
you
31:34
never see that on the news oh
maybe
31:36
there's a little announcement
here there
31:38
no one cares anymore at least
in the
31:40
news media it's not important
it's all
31:42
about power and politics he's
Joe Biden
31:44
on the trail six months ago
here in New
31:46
York City I made the case that
Donald
31:49
Trump was dangerously
incompetent and
31:51
incapable of world leadership
in the
31:53
past few days in the wake of
the killing
31:56
of the Iranian general
Soleimani I think
31:58
Donald Trump has proven beyond
that
32:01
comment beyond dispute the
haphazard
32:03
decision-making process that
led up to
32:05
it the failure to consult with
our
32:07
allies or Congress and the
reckless
32:10
disregard for the consequences
that
32:12
would surely follow was in my
view
32:14
dangerously incompetent we have
not
32:17
heard a sober minded
explanation to
32:19
assure the American reassure the
32:21
American people that this
decision and
32:23
its consequences were thought
through no
32:26
level-headed words meant to
dial down
32:29
the tensions and to take us off
the path
32:32
of conflict no press conference
or
32:34
consultation with our Congress
I'd love
32:37
that he's asking for press
conferences
32:38
with Congress or a consultation
inches
32:42
shake elicitor no level-headed
words
32:47
meant to dial down the tensions
and to
32:50
take us off the path of
conflict no
32:52
press conference or
consultation with
32:54
our Congress consultation sits
32:57
No well we heard so far from
this
33:00
president our tweets
33:01
threats and tantrums and
however you may
33:04
feel about American military
presence in
33:06
the Middle East there's a right
way and
33:08
a wrong way to draw down our
troops our
33:10
troop presence getting unserem
honestly
33:13
kicked out is unequivocally the
wrong
33:16
way complete politicization
which I
33:19
guess Joad make sense that he's
doing
33:21
that but again it's it's all
about Trump
33:26
and it's very clear it should
be obvious
33:29
to most that this will be the
next
33:31
impeachment the article of
impeachment
33:34
or whatever they're going to
call it
33:36
that's why the War Powers
Resolution
33:38
came out which is resolution
it's not
33:40
law it doesn't restrict
anything above
33:42
what the Constitution says
which is very
33:45
clear and which has been
ignored by
33:46
every president since I've been
alive
33:48
except for that one time when
we got
33:51
approval from Congress to go to
war
33:54
against Iraq Afghanistan we
just went
33:59
into all kinds of places so it
doesn't
34:01
matter whether they give
permission or
34:02
not it's it's a crapshoot but
the idea
34:07
is to catch him catch him doing
the next
34:10
time he kills some evil guy
where then
34:13
we're done we're out and we're
gonna
34:14
impeach him again he's jackie
speier who
34:17
is from california on CNN are
you
34:20
blaming the president in any
way for the
34:22
fact that it appears that iran
shot down
34:24
that jetliner no but I am
saying that
34:27
but for the escalation in the
actions
34:33
taken by Iran there would not
be a
34:36
hundred and seventy six people
dead
34:38
today it all emanates emanates
from the
34:41
killing of Soleimani well again
the
34:43
administration would say that
sulemani
34:45
what's interesting here is the
CNN host
34:47
is is really trying to explain
to her
34:51
the viewer or I don't know that
well
34:53
hold on a second you know it
really was
34:55
the Iranians who shot something
off and
34:57
apparently it it hit the plane
I mean
34:59
that's really is them and I
think he's
35:02
not doing it to say lighten up
on the
35:05
president I think he's doing it
to allow
35:07
her to continuously say yeah
35:09
but if he hadn't gotten up in
the
35:11
morning yeah none of this would
happen
35:13
if he wasn't president none of
this
35:15
would have them well again the
35:16
administration would say that
sulemani
35:17
himself was plotting attacks on
35:19
Americans so the attack on
soleimani
35:22
itself emanates from Soleimani
but just
35:24
to be clear it was Iran that
shot down
35:27
apparently that's yet what
culpability
35:30
do they have how do you think
they
35:32
should be held to account
35:33
certainly it needs to be looked
at from
35:36
you know many perspectives I
mean if it
35:38
was accidental that certainly
needs to
35:41
be taken into account as well
but we
35:43
need to remember how this all
started
35:45
this Trump was born that's how
it
35:48
started I started from the time
the
35:50
President of the United States
reneged
35:53
on renig isn't it reneged
35:58
I've heard it pronounced both
ways no
36:00
you know I kind of remember that
36:02
conversation Renee this has
started from
36:06
the time the President of the
United
36:07
States reneged on the nuclear
deal that
36:12
we had with Iran and then
imposed severe
36:15
sanctions on Iran that has hurt
them
36:17
economically then called the
36:19
Revolutionary Guard a terrorist
36:21
organization
36:22
he keeps bragging they didn't
call he
36:24
didn't call it a terrorist
organization
36:26
it was designated as such I'm
not sure
36:29
if that needs congressional
approval but
36:30
it was a quite a conversation
and yes
36:33
then they were they were
designated not
36:36
necessarily by the president the
36:37
Revolutionary Guard a terrorist
36:39
organization he keeps ramping
it up and
36:42
the result is that they respond
we
36:45
should be at the negotiating
table
36:47
trying to develop a plan for
peace
36:50
trying to develop a new jcpoa if
36:53
necessary with the presidents
and
36:55
Fermata on it
36:56
so that we don't have Iran
building
36:59
nuclear weapons but what
generated them
37:02
shooting missiles in the air
was the
37:05
fact that they were providing
vengeance
37:07
or a tit-for-tat to the United
States
37:10
for having killed their general
orange
37:13
man bad let's look at that she's
37:16
shameless yeah well and the the
37:20
Republicans were out in mass to
in
37:22
particular Mike Pompeo let's
remember
37:26
that he is also former spook
and he
37:30
knows a lot and he's been an a
big guy
37:32
they've been wanting to kill
this guy
37:35
for a decade so they played a
clip of
37:38
his while talking to watermelon
had John
37:42
Kerry on CNN on the jcpoa you
know when
37:45
you were watching President
Trump
37:46
earlier this week there
standing at the
37:48
White House he he said it was
the Obama
37:51
administration who who
essentially paid
37:53
for those Iranian missiles that
were
37:54
aimed at Americans and then your
37:57
successor Mike Pompeo was asked
about
37:59
that and about you on Fox News
and this
38:02
is what he said stop stop stop
38:04
she has this is what Brooke
yeah Brooke
38:07
Brooke she has the same cadence
even
38:10
though she steps up to speed a
little
38:11
bit as the jackie speier did
which
38:14
indicates to me they're all in
the same
38:16
milieu oh they probably go to
lunch
38:18
together definitely sound almost
38:21
identical in the way in their
cadence
38:23
yeah they do I'm sorry going
yeah that's
38:26
okay well and and by the way
Trump did
38:29
start this this political part
which
38:31
Pompey was propagating they had
the
38:33
resources they had the ability
to build
38:34
out the militias in Syria to
underwrite
38:37
Hezbollah to build their
missile program
38:39
all the things that we are now
38:41
confronting our direct result
of the
38:43
resources that the regime had
available
38:44
as a result of that terrible
2016 that
38:49
this could be an eventualities
money
38:51
being used so he already
spilled the
38:53
beans on that it's now coming to
38:56
fruition
38:56
so I don't know about John
Kerry knowing
38:59
anything previously but there
you go
39:03
bunch of chickenshit Hawks out
there so
39:06
well you know if Obama hadn't
given all
39:09
that for the cash the pallets
of caches
39:11
wouldn't have happened well
please if
39:14
Obama wasn't born it wouldn't
have
39:16
happened it's just it's
disgusting I'm
39:20
not gonna play Kerry's clip
because we
39:22
have a rule about that anyway
so yeah so
39:26
oh you know what there was beat
you and
39:29
I'm glad that you are biting by
it one
39:32
of our producers Leela puke did
an end
39:36
of show mix which had another
another
39:41
one of those talking points
everyone's
39:44
saying it now he didn't send me
the
39:46
source material I could not
find the
39:48
source material as far as I
know it's
39:50
not as Supercuts so I'm just
gonna I'll
39:53
play the full thing at the end
of the
39:55
show obviously I just want you
to hear
39:56
another meme that was out there
that he
39:59
expertly put together in this
end of
40:01
show mix our missiles are big
powerful
40:04
accurate lethal and fast
40:10
it was not a scintilla of
evidence
40:12
presented to justify the
so-called
40:15
imminent threat there's no clear
40:17
evidence of an imminent threat
you can't
40:19
have two stories you can't say
that
40:22
something was imminent when it
was not
40:23
there was no evidence of
evidence and
40:28
specific this administration
has not
40:34
made the case that there was an
imminent
40:37
threat they did not just show
us that
40:40
they were dealing with an
imminent
40:41
threat I saw no evidence of that
40:43
whatsoever the president puts
his
40:45
interests above America's
interest okay
40:51
so you get the idea
40:52
imminent threat this is what
was lacking
40:54
and this is where gates who you
played a
40:57
clip from earlier strayed from
the
40:59
Republican Party and said you
know yeah
41:04
I think I'm gonna be on board
with the
41:06
War Powers Resolution which is
easy for
41:08
him to do because it's the same
as
41:10
what's in already on the books
it's just
41:12
kind of a confirmation so him
imminent
41:15
threat is there was a lack of
imminent
41:18
threat he just went off crazy
unhinged
41:21
you heard the talking points
from the
41:22
Ambassador there unhinged crazy
41:25
imminence there was no imminent
threat
41:27
what are you doing just
probably -
41:29
probably just to distract from
the
41:30
impeachment but it really does
shit
41:33
which is a talking point that
yeah I
41:37
think I have a clip on this
okay let's
41:39
see worse I didn't think about
you jump
41:41
me you got me it caught me on my
41:43
flat-footed I'm and I've really
done a
41:45
poor job in naming the clips
today so I
41:48
can not find anything okay
41:56
but I do have it but I don't I
can't
41:58
find it never mind just it
would be here
42:00
it is Colonel Wilkerson on Iran
and
42:03
impeachment I think that would
be the
42:05
one in December 17 1998 the
front page
42:09
banner headline red impeachment
vote in
42:13
house delayed as Clinton
launches Iraq
42:16
air strike citing military need
to move
42:19
swiftly Colonel Wilkerson can
you
42:22
respond for 15 years Amy I've
taught
42:26
this to over 400 students on two
42:28
campuses national security
42:31
decision-making is what it's
called one
42:33
of the influences I emphasize is
42:35
domestic politics I would be a
traitor
42:38
to the academic curriculum
which I teach
42:41
I would be a traitor to the
truth if I
42:45
didn't say of course that had
something
42:48
to do with it and watch out
because
42:50
there will be more because
there will be
42:52
more impeachment play the
second half of
43:03
that clip which is final words
this is a
43:04
world Christian going off any
final
43:07
words Colonel Wilkerson as we
move into
43:10
this very critical period with
President
43:13
Trump saying if Iran responds
to the
43:17
u.s. assassination of one of
their
43:19
leaders that the US will hit 52
sites
43:23
including cultural institutions
which is
43:28
by the way considered a war
crime 52 for
43:32
the 50 oh yes war criminal I'm
sorry
43:34
that would that's that's really
we need
43:36
to we need to take him to the
criminal
43:40
court in the hague
43:41
that's where Trump belongs
which is by
43:43
the way considered a war crime
52 for
43:47
the 52 hostages Iran took more
than 40
43:51
years ago if that were the case
and we
43:56
actually executed such a
package we
43:59
would solidify 80 million
people in a
44:02
way that for the next 30 years
would
44:05
cost the lives of countless
Americans
44:08
businesspeople too
44:09
and so forth throughout the
region and
44:12
perhaps throughout the world I
know what
44:15
the packages look like for
bombing Iran
44:19
okay hey goes on well let's
just move
44:23
quickly through the the facts
and then
44:24
we'll deconstruct what probably
was
44:27
going on here so now we know
that well
44:31
yeah well here's Trump actually
I
44:33
thought that was kind of a cute
clip but
44:36
somebody could have made a
mistake on
44:38
the other side could have could
have
44:39
made a mistake it was flying it
was it
44:42
was flying and not our system
now how
44:45
does nothing to do with us it
was flying
44:47
in a pretty rough neighborhood
and
44:50
somebody a man it's what you
get for
44:53
flying in a rough neighborhood
man you
44:54
shouldn't be flying in rough
44:55
neighborhoods at 8,000 feet
pretty rough
44:57
neighborhood and somebody could
have
44:59
made a mistake I some people
say it was
45:01
mechanical I personally don't
think
45:03
that's even a question
personally and
45:06
then we have of course Trudeau
we have
45:09
intelligence from multiple
sources
45:12
including our allies was this
after that
45:15
it was already in the news that
he says
45:17
we have intelligence or city
actually no
45:19
I think this was just before
but that
45:22
particular clip intrigued me
for some
45:24
other reason which is when did
Trudeau
45:27
decide to wear a year and a cut
of a
45:31
goatee yeah like an evil guy's
goatee he
45:35
looks like the bad guy in one
of these
45:37
movies yeah he's he's roughing
himself
45:40
up is this getting ready for
war baby we
45:44
have intelligence from multiple
sources
45:46
including our allies and our own
45:49
intelligence
45:51
the evidence indicates that the
plane
45:53
was shot down by an Iranian the
45:55
surface-to-air missile this may
well
45:59
have been unintentional may
well have
46:03
been let's see
46:05
always of interest when these
things
46:07
happen who was on the aircraft
46:09
today's grief all-consuming at
so many
46:11
of Canada's universities here
at Western
46:16
a Morial to promising students
their
46:19
futures robbed
46:20
it's Rehan Masood Zachary lost
his
46:23
friend had as Hayat devotee a
PhD
46:26
student we are hoping that she
lost the
46:29
plane and we saw the official
named
46:33
official list of names of
students from
46:38
more than 10 Canadian
universities died
46:40
in the crash driven by troubled
politics
46:43
with the US and Canada's
academic
46:46
reputation this country is a
popular
46:48
destination for Iranian
students is does
46:52
Canada have a reputation for
their
46:57
education they have a couple
really
47:00
outstanding colleges yeah they
got a
47:03
note from one of our Knights
wheels
47:05
being one of them one of our
Knights who
47:08
is an intelligence analyst I do
not know
47:11
where but he asked me to keep
his
47:12
identity anonymous in this case
I'll
47:16
read his noted short it's
coming out
47:18
that the Canadians and a few
Russians on
47:20
the Ukrainian on the Ukraine
plane shot
47:23
down were primarily scientists
and
47:24
engineers working in Iranian
nuclear
47:27
plants fearful that those
plants could
47:30
be US drone targets the
scientists
47:32
decided to leave as a group so
no one
47:34
would be held hostage until the
conflict
47:36
was over because they knew the
plans and
47:39
operations of the Iran nuclear
program
47:42
they could be debriefed so Iran
told the
47:46
scientists they would be moved
to safety
47:47
but warned they would not be
allowed to
47:49
leave Iran they did not listen
now I
47:53
don't know if that's true but
that would
47:55
certainly give a reason for the
Iranians
48:00
to purposely target that
aircraft
48:04
i its fanciful you know it
sounds great
48:09
for the movie I I don't know
that it for
48:11
the movie says Tom Clancy
totally
48:13
totally it really doesn't
matter because
48:17
the administration the president
48:20
everybody knows one thing in the
48:23
legendary words of Rahm Emanuel
never
48:26
let a crisis go to waste
48:28
immediately we're trying to get
shit
48:30
started in Iran which is the
whole point
48:33
the point is you need to have an
48:36
uprising for regime change so
the
48:39
president tweeted in Farsi
which also
48:44
had a translation but he
tweeted in
48:46
Farsi to the brave
long-suffering people
48:49
of Iran I've stood with you
since the
48:50
beginning of my presidency and
my
48:54
administration will continue to
stand
48:56
with you we are following your
protests
48:58
closely and are inspired by
your courage
49:04
Facebook is now being not just
Facebook
49:08
Twitter but I think Facebook's
the main
49:10
one Iranian the journey a
journalist's
49:14
Russian journalist of course
but I think
49:18
some in the US possibly are
demanding an
49:21
end of Iranian censorship of
Iranian
49:25
media on Instagram and Facebook
49:28
according to RT Facebook
thought police
49:32
is censoring pro Iran posts to
comply
49:36
with US sanctions I'm not sure
about
49:39
that but I'm damn sure that the
49:42
intelligence services are
inside of
49:44
Facebook and making sure that
we don't
49:47
see anything that we don't want
to what
49:49
we want is people protesting
against the
49:52
regime we want flags we want
some signs
49:56
we want banners it's full on
it's full
50:01
on every they're really trying
to spark
50:03
it up now right down to the
Ambassador
50:08
from the United Kingdom
standing out
50:12
there oh why is this is this
not gonna
50:14
play now all of a sudden let's
see if it
50:16
plays like this now crap one of
my clips
50:20
is broken
50:21
damn it was a good one too the
50:23
ambassador to the UK was
arrested at a
50:27
an anti regime protest which of
course
50:29
is played off as I was a
mistake I was
50:32
just was a vigil I was there
for five
50:34
minutes and then I left and
they had
50:37
detained me or they arrested me
and we
50:39
figured it out no this is
full-on this
50:42
is the idea we need protests we
need
50:45
images of protests you will need
50:46
Facebook and Instagram protests
nothing
50:49
else and I think they're going
to do it
50:51
they may just pull it off
50:55
I'm looking at everyone or two I
50:59
mentioned that at the Canadian
laws of
51:01
these not the majority but
there was a
51:04
lot of Canadians killed in the
crash
51:08
yeah and I'm just relating back
to what
51:12
your spook informant may have
said well
51:17
there was a they were connected
to the
51:19
University of Alberta okay a
lot of
51:22
students and I guess some
professors and
51:24
based on what he said I
actually look up
51:27
University of Alberta nuclear
facilities
51:31
they have assisted the
University of
51:33
Alberta is one of the nuke
places they
51:36
have slowpoke a nuclear
facility they do
51:41
a bunch of they do nucleotide
51:43
productions they do neutron
activation
51:46
analysis they do all these
high-end in
51:49
the middle of nowhere the
University of
51:52
Alberta they do these this is
it is a be
51:55
center of research and there
was a story
51:58
that I can't follow it makes
sense what
52:01
he said based on this if we're
gonna put
52:03
two and two together well
that's that's
52:05
obviously one way we could look
at it
52:07
and I'm pretty sure from the
evidence
52:09
that we have and also how many
of these
52:11
things are out there and the
52:14
similarities between the 1918
was the 89
52:20
in 1989 downing of an Iranian
jetliner
52:25
that we took responsibility for
which
52:27
was done with a man pad with a
Stinger
52:30
missile fuckin a shoulder-fired
those
52:32
things are pretty good no was
it was
52:33
done off of a ship by one of
the surface
52:36
theorem is wrong from yes it
was a
52:38
Stinger on a ship I looked it up
52:42
a Stinger on a ship yeah it was
a
52:45
surface-to-air does that be an
accident
52:47
it wasn't it wasn't an accident
there
52:50
was an accident that they
targeted that
52:52
they were confused it was it was
52:55
confusion it wasn't purposeful
so they
52:59
say who the hell knows but I
like the
53:04
theory that the Iranians were
so afraid
53:06
that they killed all the
scientists I
53:09
mean I don't like it but you
know here's
53:12
a little tip for four people
trying to
53:15
escape so they all got on the
plane
53:18
together not thinking you know
about the
53:21
possibility of them all getting
killed
53:23
it was one of them couple
should have
53:26
stayed back and then snuck out
and
53:28
taking a train out of town I
mean
53:29
there's other ways to leave
seems to me
53:33
yeah I think wanted to miss the
flight
53:34
and so there's been some
stories about
53:36
that now conversely let's just
say
53:39
that's all coincidence it
happens to be
53:42
nuclear students scientists in
studying
53:47
scientists although there was a
report
53:49
that I did not clip where
someone said
53:52
that girl was that PhD in
disguise you
53:55
know meaning that she was
incredibly
53:56
smart but there you go it said
it could
54:00
also have been that we wanted
and
54:02
although a very risky and very
evil
54:05
scenario let's just take it as a
54:06
possibility that they spoofed
the
54:10
transponder made it look like
something
54:12
else we discussed this is a
possibility
54:14
just to get the Iranians to
shoot it
54:17
down and then to say uh exactly
what's
54:20
happening now I mean the result
is the
54:21
same it really doesn't matter
who did it
54:24
or why they did it the result
is it
54:27
happened and now we see report
after
54:30
report filtered expertly
filtered
54:33
expertly because if you look
around
54:35
outside of the bag face bag in
the
54:37
twitters you'll see that
there's you
54:39
know it's from all sides
there's all
54:41
kinds of things going on in
Iran it's
54:43
not just anti-regime but that's
what
54:45
we're going to see well this
stop for a
54:47
second there also reflect on a
couple of
54:49
other incidents that took place
and this
54:51
was from an Israeli
intelligence and
54:53
this took place a number of
years ago
54:55
worthy a couple of a very
famous Iranian
54:59
nuclear scientists were were
55:02
assassinated in the streets one
by a guy
55:05
in a motorcycle that ya that's
not that
55:08
long ago even yeah and this was
55:11
attributed by some people I
think Ray
55:14
McGovern was one of them to
Mossad
55:18
and so Mossad could have
actually been
55:21
involved because they're pretty
good
55:22
about staying out of the
limelight they
55:25
give if there's a transponder
swap out
55:28
or some sort of a you know some
sort of
55:30
a spoof if I I wouldn't I don't
think it
55:33
wouldn't be anything that we'd
ever do
55:35
to be honest about it in this
regard
55:37
because we don't care about
these
55:38
scientists who cares about not
the
55:41
scientist but just to have
civilians
55:44
killed pin it on Iran and then
get
55:47
protests started I'm just
looking at as
55:49
an i as an opportunity I think
that's
55:50
minor compared to the realities
of
55:52
trying to get rid of these
scientists
55:54
clip from 2012 the family is
for five
55:57
Iranian nuclear scientists say
Israel
55:59
Great Britain and the u.s.
assassinated
56:02
their loved ones those families
are now
56:04
asking Iran's legal system to
pursue
56:06
their complaint through
international
56:07
courts Iran claims the attacks
were part
56:10
of a covert mission by Israel
and the
56:11
West to sabotage its nuclear
program the
56:15
US and Britain have denied any
56:16
involvement in the murders
Israel has
56:18
not commented on the matter
Steve I just
56:20
want to say that there is no
other media
56:23
property that I'm aware of that
on the
56:26
fly can talk about something
one host
56:30
who clearly should never be
able to
56:32
recall these things has the
longest
56:35
memory in history remembers it
and
56:38
production fires off the clip
within
56:40
seconds please appreciate that
as these
56:44
producers applause applause
effective
56:54
but the point is is that it
seems to me
56:55
if we're gonna go in that
direction it
56:57
would be Mossad that would
either want
57:00
he doing rid of these guys and
because
57:03
it does put a kind of a chink
in the
57:07
armor of the program um just
saying but
57:12
it did this University of
Alberta thing
57:14
it kind of has me like whoa
57:16
well our intelligence analysts
said this
57:19
you know so
57:23
it's so that hasn't come up in
the
57:25
conversation on CNN it would be
it would
57:30
be useful for at least one of
these
57:31
outfits I think they could use
that I
57:33
think they could throw that in
the mix
57:34
but I'm not so sure and by the
way the
57:38
corporate interests don't or
don't want
57:40
to hear about it right sorry
57:43
well we're waiting for the the
57:46
Revolution and I think the
signs are
57:48
being printed the flags are
being ironed
57:51
you know we'll get everything
over there
57:53
lickety-split we'll load
everybody up
57:56
but we did it with the Hong
Kong this
57:58
should be no problem at all to
just
58:01
redirect the team and send them
over to
58:03
Tehran or any other handy place
where we
58:06
can get some cameras in and
it'll be
58:08
good to go
58:11
yeah we'll see well just look
at the
58:15
headlines let's let's do a test
I will
58:18
go to the the news.google.com
which
58:21
doesn't even autocomplete on my
computer
58:23
since I don't use Google
58:25
[Music]
58:27
top of the list boom thousands
of
58:30
Iranian protesters hit streets
58:32
condemning leaders over downed
plane I
58:35
didn't search for Iran or
anything this
58:37
is I just went to Google News
and that
58:40
is the top headline
58:43
the ones below for Fuhrer in
Iran and
58:46
abroad Iran faces growing
criticism at
58:49
home
58:51
[Music]
58:55
that's the main one so CNN is
all over
58:58
it they
58:59
they're pushing the you're
pushing what
59:03
they're told to push well of
course and
59:04
that's the thousands of
protesters we
59:07
need more but that's a good
start
59:13
all right and just to show you
that we
59:16
have our eye on the ball while
all of
59:18
this was taking place while we
were all
59:20
looking at Iran Israel turned
on their
59:25
pipeline and liquid a gas is
now flowing
59:29
from the Leviathan fields
actually that
59:33
I think the Tamara tamarind
fields which
59:36
is part of that but right next
door off
59:38
the coast now flowing into
Israel and
59:41
they will become a energy
producer for
59:46
the first time in their history
and I'm
59:48
sure Bill Clinton is very happy
because
59:51
this is Nobel Energy
59:53
what's interesting actually did
I wonder
59:55
if our producer is still
invested in
59:58
noble energy
1:00:02
remember he was he was he
started
1:00:05
investing it oh haha well it
looks like
1:00:08
it went up to 22 last time I
looked it
1:00:10
was $8 I should've bought what
do I know
1:00:15
I'm a dope I never pay any
attention to
1:00:21
this stuff yeah so so
everything's good
1:00:25
no one pay attention to what's
happening
1:00:27
over there and they have their
deals
1:00:29
with Greece and Cyprus and
they're going
1:00:31
to be selling that to to Europe
so it
1:00:33
all ratchets up and hopefully
we get the
1:00:35
hell out of the way and with
that I'd
1:00:38
like to thank you for your
courage and
1:00:40
say in the morning to you the
man who
1:00:42
literally put the C in the
chink in the
1:00:44
armor any morning to you mr.
havitol
1:00:48
said in the morning all ships
to sea
1:00:50
boots on the ground feet in the
air
1:00:51
stops in the water and all the
Dames
1:00:52
tonight some hate rolls in the
morning
1:00:54
to you all hanging out there
trolling
1:00:57
away at No Agenda stream calm
let me see
1:00:59
how many trolls we got on a day
like
1:01:01
this this is to Sunday people
want to
1:01:04
hear some analysis and very
nice 1207 80
1:01:08
y'all trolls welcome no agenda
stream
1:01:11
comm is where you can hang out
during
1:01:13
live show days there's a lot of
live
1:01:15
shows uh no agenda stream
they're all
1:01:18
podcasts you can kind of sample
and then
1:01:21
go back and you know subscribe
we have
1:01:23
links to the Gitmo list which
ones are
1:01:25
on the stream and there's some
fun
1:01:28
people hanging out there they
may look a
1:01:30
little weird because hey
they're trolls
1:01:31
no agenda stream calm and a big
in the
1:01:34
morning to the artist for
episode 1206
1:01:38
that we titled it tolerant a
new word a
1:01:44
new trumpism and the artwork
was Darren
1:01:47
O'Neill that was his first win
I think
1:01:49
of the of the new year he was
very
1:01:51
excited and rightfully so he
and again
1:01:55
we're in this poppin mode or
just look
1:01:57
at the art and if it pops if we
did has
1:01:59
a leg up and this was the new
coke bro
1:02:03
now with soros kind of a
take-off on the
1:02:06
coca-cola new coke yeah and we
both
1:02:10
liked it it made sense of media
there
1:02:13
was actually was a lot of art
1:02:15
something else I thought I
liked when we
1:02:18
looking at
1:02:24
I mean a lot of people you know
like did
1:02:26
the toilet roll robot know
stuff with
1:02:30
small words
1:02:32
you got it you've got to look
at it
1:02:33
objectively people you've got
you've got
1:02:35
it's got to pop off the page
we're
1:02:37
looking at 25 pieces boom you
know you
1:02:41
see it and you see it
immediately well
1:02:44
thank you Darren we really
appreciate it
1:02:46
and I just can't thank Darren
O'Neil
1:02:48
enough I mean he does our pre
shows the
1:02:50
priests dream before every
single show
1:02:52
gets everyone all riled up
playing a lot
1:02:54
of rush this morning of course
and Neil
1:02:58
Peart died from rush I was
never a rush
1:03:02
fan I don't know about you Jon
I never
1:03:04
liked rush ever no but on the
same later
1:03:07
progressive rock there was a
progressive
1:03:09
rock and actually Nick was a
musician
1:03:11
explained probably why I didn't
like it
1:03:14
peer to peer I'm sorry peer to
peer I
1:03:19
said it wrong he had he says
rush was a
1:03:23
probably one of the greatest
progressive
1:03:25
rock bands has a very specific
style of
1:03:27
rock and roll that does not
appeal to
1:03:29
everybody no it never appealed
to me
1:03:32
either
1:03:33
but I do know how people are
affected by
1:03:38
this they were really the lot
of sadness
1:03:40
well Russia's the Canada's band
sadly on
1:03:44
the same day Rick Kelman who
was my
1:03:48
first friend in New York and the
1:03:50
longtime audio engineer at MTV
he passed
1:03:54
away in his sleep which I was a
shocker
1:03:58
you know this was like no it's
like shit
1:04:01
Kelman really sucks how old was
he
1:04:06
he couldn't have been over 60 I
think it
1:04:08
was probably I was probably 59
60
1:04:11
yikes yeah well he'd been
through some
1:04:13
some challenging times but we
kept in
1:04:17
contact anyway sorry onward
with you
1:04:23
enough of the dead sexy little
music to
1:04:29
play would you say no no it has
to be
1:04:32
something you are alright let's
thank
1:04:39
some folks all right
1:04:44
anonymous starts us off with
New York
1:04:46
City to 2020 dollars Wow
1:04:50
he's done it a year number yeah
1:04:53
- nice thousand 22 for the year
2020 and
1:04:58
that is appreciated because yes
very
1:05:01
much so very short today this
Happy New
1:05:03
Year congratulations on twelve
twelve
1:05:06
hundred looking to the next 12
years
1:05:09
episode 1206 had me laughing
out loud
1:05:12
with your CES coverage you know
a lot of
1:05:15
people gave us feedback on that
and said
1:05:18
they really really liked it I
had no
1:05:20
idea that mocking CES coverage
would be
1:05:24
better than the CES coverage so
hey I
1:05:26
made a career out of this I do
have but
1:05:30
I do have two quick products
announced
1:05:33
at CES headline donation
segment now I'm
1:05:37
just gonna do it right now it's
just
1:05:39
it's just too too quick
headlines I
1:05:42
built my own glamorous vibrator
at CES
1:05:45
and no self-respect
1:05:48
and it was magical and then
Roomba and
1:05:52
this was all over the news room
buzz
1:05:55
makers future robot will have
arms may
1:05:58
do dishes oh my god they've
invented a
1:06:01
washing machine a dishwasher no
less
1:06:04
crazy Roomba hate that company
you hate
1:06:10
that could use like actually
hate the
1:06:12
despise yeah yeah before I
bitch and
1:06:16
moan about room all the time
right robot
1:06:18
iRobot Roomba remind us
1:06:22
they had me thrown out of an
event cuz I
1:06:25
snuck into early to get some
scoops on
1:06:27
stuff and they busted me and
they
1:06:30
security comes in and drags me
out and I
1:06:32
said who the hell what was that
all
1:06:34
about he said I said who turned
me in
1:06:36
and they said rumba the Rumba
people
1:06:39
then Rumba our narcs and I was
doing it
1:06:43
I was actually interviewing one
of their
1:06:45
people at the time and I was
gonna give
1:06:47
her some good coverage well no
it makes
1:06:51
total sense that is the that is
the the
1:06:56
culture within the company and
that's
1:06:58
why it's the same room but
people who
1:06:59
were mapping your house and
selling the
1:07:02
data you should get rid of the
narcs
1:07:05
narcs
1:07:07
and I never got an apology i
bitched and
1:07:09
moaned about this tonight oh I
know the
1:07:11
CEO of this company well once
you tell
1:07:13
him what a jerk the company is
to do
1:07:15
this and they nothing got
nothing by the
1:07:19
way that's been going on for
years I've
1:07:21
been complaining hey can I give
up you
1:07:23
think I get a note from the
public
1:07:24
relations department oh no no
no can I
1:07:28
give anonymous a karma because
I think
1:07:31
it's very Karma worthy who
literally
1:07:33
gave us the Karma we needed
today short
1:07:36
list yeah very short list
1:07:38
you've got karma you know what
and I'm
1:07:43
worried about it because what
CNN
1:07:47
already knows we might have to
figure
1:07:49
out people are tired they don't
want to
1:07:51
hear it anymore they want to
hear about
1:07:52
that's why I let off today with
Harry in
1:07:55
them exit yeah that's what
we're gonna
1:07:58
have to do on this show people
don't
1:07:59
appreciate the rest they don't
want any
1:08:01
analysis apparently don't want
to be
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well apparently sir AJ
nonnamous Knight
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of the O
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300 $33.32 does care oh good
and he says
1:08:11
vocal crying for fun and profit
no
1:08:14
jingles no karma thank you
thank you
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very much
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Nathan Newberg 222 dollars and
22 cents
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we drop immediately the
associate
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executive producer in the
morning
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members
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of club 33 please goat Karma
and no
1:08:29
jingles thanks Ted Nathan Ned
Newberg he
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actually writes please goat
free Karma
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and no jingle so I shall give
him a goat
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free dosing okay that's why
there's two
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of us cirrhosis in Brookhaven
George's
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only one of him 202 dollars may
year
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2020 be filled with space boobs
galore
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boobs and last on this very
short list
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and this even shorter in the
second half
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Damon animus goddess in the
apparently
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she's in the army or somewhere
200 bucks
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APO address here with long
overdue
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donation thanks
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keeping my douchebag fiancee
fiancee and
1:09:24
I saying in this crazy world
I'm up for
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a pretty big promotion at work
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nice and also we just found out
we're
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expecting possibly some jobs
Carmen some
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human resource gestation Karma
and if
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you want to follow it up with a
lggy I'd
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appreciate it take care of guys
and I
1:09:41
promise to insist that my
douchebag
1:09:43
donates before the little one
arrives
1:09:46
well congratulations Dame
anonymous
1:09:48
goddess yes
1:09:50
gestation Karma it is and jobs
karma
1:09:53
fees jobs jobs jobs and jobs
let's vote
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for job karma lgy at the end
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beautiful that's our group
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1:11:06
[Music]
1:11:08
[Applause]
1:11:08
[Music]
1:11:12
I have a stinkbug update Oh
stink but we
1:11:16
do need do we need a jingle for
the
1:11:17
stink bug probably do and one
of these
1:11:19
is missing because I'm gonna
keep these
1:11:21
updates going because I think
this is
1:11:22
maybe something up bounties
think but
1:11:25
before you start we had
research pest
1:11:28
control they come by quarterly
here to
1:11:31
to spray and check and make
sure cuz you
1:11:34
know we live in Texas and I
asked the
1:11:36
guy about stink marmorated
stink bugs he
1:11:39
says no very very few would you
see in
1:11:43
Texas he says but if you see
one and it
1:11:47
has an orange rim on its back
this is
1:11:52
immediately back away and call a
1:11:54
professional
1:11:54
those can apparently kill you
1:11:58
yes the stinkbug that has an
orange rim
1:12:02
on its shell are apparently
called the
1:12:05
deadly bug the deadly he didn't
give me
1:12:08
any an orange rim bug so we
just call it
1:12:13
the Trump bug yeah apparently
yeah I
1:12:17
didn't know you were that guy
was just
1:12:18
putting you on no no I don't
think so
1:12:21
well you go ahead with your
update and I
1:12:23
will look it up it's terrible
all right
1:12:26
well anyway this past Sunday
this comes
1:12:27
in from one of our regular
producers
1:12:30
Glenn Edward there's a past
there was
1:12:32
Saturday morning I spied
unfortunately I
1:12:35
don't know remember where he's
from so
1:12:36
this is kind of we should've
doesn't put
1:12:38
it in here I spotted him are
related
1:12:42
Marty put marmalade 'add that
would be
1:12:45
the orange one yes by perched
on my
1:12:47
bathroom sink faucet possibly
resting
1:12:50
after getting a drink I keep
the house
1:12:53
pretty dry but never lower than
33
1:12:55
percent humidity details we
don't need
1:12:58
this is the first thing but
I've seen in
1:13:01
a few years that managed to get
into the
1:13:03
house so I assume with this rare
1:13:05
appearance and with your last
show's
1:13:07
report their numbers have
jumped this
1:13:10
one must have been near the
edge of the
1:13:12
back porch and he could goes on
about
1:13:13
that I grabbed him by the legs
with
1:13:15
tweezers and escorted it
outside where
1:13:18
it came from it did not like
that I
1:13:20
would suggest using an empty
pill bottle
1:13:23
in the future to trap them
inside I just
1:13:26
have to work out a slight a
sliding flap
1:13:28
I don't understand why nobody
makes bug
1:13:31
removing tools for the saint's
for the
1:13:33
home they're cheap enough to
sell to
1:13:35
dollar stores I'm frequently
trapped
1:13:37
some crawling things off the
wall to
1:13:39
take outside rather than
smashing it
1:13:41
into the paint job the stink bug
1:13:42
presents a unique problems they
will
1:13:44
stink if you squish them and
they take
1:13:49
flight when provoked enough so
it's a
1:13:53
kind of a bee-like but they're
slow
1:13:54
apparently they're quite slight
they're
1:13:56
slow enough to capture when
they're just
1:13:58
crawling you can't see them
against the
1:14:00
most woodwork or anything else
that's
1:14:03
dark but they show up against
anything
1:14:05
else they perch on and they
could be
1:14:08
inside your home for days
before you
1:14:10
spot them when they
1:14:12
do fly page to there about the
large
1:14:18
loudest bug I've ever heard
it's it's
1:14:23
must be how their wings whip
the air
1:14:25
they don't bite or sting just
annoy cats
1:14:28
will probably play with them
but nothing
1:14:30
wants to eat them ok so there
you go I
1:14:34
have an updates the orange
rimmed stink
1:14:38
bug is actually known as a
kissing bug
1:14:42
currently found so far in
Tennessee and
1:14:44
Georgia it is not a it is not
the stink
1:14:48
bug looks very similar to it it
does
1:14:51
have orange rim and you do not
want to
1:14:55
touch these or try and catch
them
1:14:57
because this has chagas
disease-- ch
1:15:02
agas and can be fatal if left
untreated
1:15:05
they feed on the blood of
mammals
1:15:08
including humans and dogs so
it's a form
1:15:12
of a tick yeah only it looks
like a
1:15:14
stink bug
1:15:16
sticks yeah you need more
chickens is
1:15:21
the country was filled with
chickens we
1:15:25
wouldn't have any of these
problems yeah
1:15:28
when you go to Slovenia I
should say the
1:15:31
whole country is filled with
chickens
1:15:33
they're all over the place
unfortunately
1:15:35
have a lot of raccoons and other
1:15:37
critters here that would like
to eat
1:15:39
these chickens but most
chickens if you
1:15:41
have a roosting place you can
they'll go
1:15:43
back into their roost and you
can close
1:15:45
it up for the night
1:15:49
amidst all of the possible
regime change
1:15:54
orange bars man bad we have
news from
1:15:57
Venezuela and
1:15:59
I was I got i got this from a
podcast
1:16:03
believe it or not the
podcasters name is
1:16:07
Anja param Pele param pill I
believe she
1:16:12
may be from Venezuela
apparently one guy
1:16:15
doze presidency is over he's
been
1:16:18
replaced and no one heard about
it and
1:16:21
the report is fantastic that is
Whelan
1:16:24
opposition leader Juan Guido's
term as
1:16:27
president of the country's
National
1:16:28
Assembly it came to an end on
Sunday
1:16:30
January 5th
1:16:32
Cueto had hoped to extend his
reign
1:16:34
beyond the legally mandated
year long
1:16:36
term limit however after it
became clear
1:16:39
that he did not have enough
votes to win
1:16:41
the rookie politician actually
attempted
1:16:44
to jump the fence surrounding
1:16:45
Venezuela's legislature in
order to make
1:16:48
it appear as though the
government had
1:16:50
prevented him from entering
gwido could
1:16:52
have entered the building to
the front
1:16:54
door the video of him trying to
jump
1:16:59
over the fence you know the
basic it
1:17:02
looks like Obama in a blue suit
trying
1:17:04
to jump over the fence but he
could have
1:17:05
just gone in the front door but
that
1:17:07
would have been the right
visual you see
1:17:09
one opposition lawmaker told
reporters
1:17:11
most were able to enter without
incident
1:17:13
yet Guido repeatedly attempted
to enter
1:17:16
the building alongside
lawmakers who had
1:17:19
been banned from the National
Assembly
1:17:20
over their alleged involvement
in
1:17:22
criminal activity Louis fava
who was
1:17:25
elected as the new president of
the
1:17:27
National Assembly crams Widow
staged the
1:17:30
incident because he did not
have enough
1:17:32
votes to win us-backed
Venezuelan ku
1:17:35
officials such as Guido's a
so-called
1:17:37
ambassador to Washington Carlos
Vecchio
1:17:39
shared video of the day's events
1:17:42
cleaning it depicted a valiant
Guido
1:17:44
overcoming government
repression u.s.
1:17:47
acting Under Secretary of State
for
1:17:49
Western Hemisphere affairs
Michael Kovak
1:17:51
tweeted shortly after the melee
claiming
1:17:54
quote wonk we know remains
Venezuela the
1:17:57
interim president under its
constitution
1:17:59
this morning's phony National
Assembly
1:18:02
session
1:18:03
the legal quorum there was no
vote yet
1:18:06
at least 140 out of Venezuela's
167
1:18:09
legislators were present at the
meeting
1:18:11
well above the 50% required for
a legal
1:18:14
quorum eighty one of them voted
to
1:18:17
install para a legislator from
the
1:18:19
us-backed primero justicia
party as
1:18:21
president of the National
Assembly
1:18:23
officially putting white OHS
rule to an
1:18:25
end
1:18:26
still Guido held his own
swearing-in
1:18:28
ceremony at the offices of
ossie now an
1:18:31
opposition owned newspaper in
order to
1:18:34
keep up appearances
1:18:35
considering the US has cited
his control
1:18:38
of Venezuela's National
Assembly as the
1:18:40
legal justification for its
recognition
1:18:42
of Guido as president of the
entire
1:18:44
country these developments are
perhaps
1:18:46
the most fatal blow doubt to
the Trump
1:18:49
administration school policy to
date
1:18:51
yeah fail and then it's so bad
that the
1:18:55
guys got to pretend to look
like oh I'm
1:18:57
a hero I'm I'm standing up
against the
1:19:00
oppressor as I'm jumping over
the fence
1:19:01
and they just voted in a
different guy
1:19:04
and then he said no no that's
not fair
1:19:06
and he went back to it to his
own casa
1:19:08
and did his own swearing-in
ceremony no
1:19:11
I'm still the guy this is sad I
mean
1:19:16
really comedic did Pompeo just
abandon
1:19:20
the guy I mean did Bolton
abandon the
1:19:22
guy shut it what to get in Cuddy
1:19:25
probably was a Bolton guy I
know but
1:19:28
what is this pathetic trying
this is
1:19:30
real a new guy the new guys is
an
1:19:32
American pack he's also a party
yes
1:19:39
clearly we all right we got to
get this
1:19:40
guy in cuz that old guy I mean
I guess
1:19:43
the Obama look is not working
anymore
1:19:45
have we seen the new guy do we
know what
1:19:47
the new guy looks like what's
his name
1:19:49
Rio she mentioned it through
UMUC
1:19:51
Venezuela new Presidente they
get to put
1:19:55
the eat the end of Presidente
um doesn't
1:20:00
even say
1:20:03
it's not even on its
1:20:04
even showing up
1:20:07
new that is it but what's your
search
1:20:11
criteria new president well
that would
1:20:15
be yet new president Venezuela
yeah I
1:20:16
tried that let me see maybe the
I'll
1:20:19
have to go to the Google News
again see
1:20:20
if they've got anything listen
to the
1:20:24
headlines this is interesting
Washington
1:20:27
Post grideau opposition
lawmakers defy
1:20:29
security forces burst into
Venezuela's
1:20:32
National Assembly we just heard
a woman
1:20:35
who's there is it that didn't
happen
1:20:38
Los Angeles Times Venezuela
opposition
1:20:41
leader Juan Guido takes new
oath amid
1:20:43
chaos Wow they won't even go
with the
1:20:48
new guy
1:20:50
that's crazy weather now eat
this is
1:20:53
duel them to me we're
witnessing dueling
1:20:56
intelligence agencies yes and
my guess
1:20:59
is the one that's causing the
trouble
1:21:01
and all the contradictions and
I don't
1:21:03
know who's pushing whose
buttons in
1:21:06
these newspapers but obviously
they're
1:21:07
hooked up to somebody is that
is that
1:21:09
little State Department Intel
agency
1:21:12
that little mysterious one
that's always
1:21:14
getting in the way and causing
trouble
1:21:18
yes because I'm reading here
that
1:21:20
Elliott Abrams the US
representative for
1:21:23
Venezuela now we know Elliott
Abrams
1:21:25
he's DISA he's a real bad actor
yeah he
1:21:30
welcomed the re-election of
guido
1:21:34
Abram said US officials remain
undaunted
1:21:37
and will continue to put
economic
1:21:38
pressure on the Maduro
government
1:21:39
through additional sanctions
and in this
1:21:44
whole report and I'm reading
The Wall
1:21:48
Street Journal and Los Angeles
Times
1:21:50
there's not a mention of the
guy who was
1:21:51
sworn in now we're not looking
at the
1:21:54
even the Venezuelan
presidential crisis
1:21:57
on Wikipedia which is kept up
today has
1:21:59
not gotten mentioned so this is
really a
1:22:03
this is just unbelievable I
mean our
1:22:06
news media is just totally
corrupt it's
1:22:08
not worth it's not worth it
it's just so
1:22:12
Wow
1:22:13
well thank God for anja prompt
you thank
1:22:18
his Russian okay whatevs
1:22:23
Russians and Russians are
running a game
1:22:26
anyway I thought that was
information is
1:22:30
terribly even dude even Amy
hasn't
1:22:32
gotten anything good
1:22:36
they're not trying
1:22:37
they're not trying they just
aren't
1:22:40
trying well we know the Chinese
the
1:22:43
Russians and us all want that
oil field
1:22:49
yes possibly the biggest in the
Western
1:22:51
Hemisphere
1:22:52
yes so we got three big
superpowers
1:22:56
we're the closest to it we
should have
1:22:59
it by default a man should be
actually
1:23:03
that was it was an interesting
just
1:23:05
going back to Iran for a second
the
1:23:08
Iraqi Prime Minister claimed
the Trump
1:23:11
threatened false flag attacks on
1:23:14
protesters if he didn't accept
the oil
1:23:16
deals remember Trump said we
got the oil
1:23:19
we got the oil and that we were
1:23:22
demanding fifty percent of the
oil yeah
1:23:25
just as all unverified oh it's
just a
1:23:28
data point I'm just throwing it
in there
1:23:29
just what it is
1:23:33
alright well let's go to the
upcoming
1:23:35
debate rundown this is debate
rundown
1:23:37
just for Tuesday ah very good
and this
1:23:40
will be on it's gonna be on CNN
who was
1:23:43
hosting at this time I believe
so News
1:23:45
six presidential candidates
Elizabeth
1:23:48
Warren Bernie Sanders Pete
Buddha Jay
1:23:49
Jay Amy Klobuchar Joe Biden and
Tom
1:23:51
Steyer will take to the stage
for the
1:23:54
final democratic debate before
the Iowa
1:23:57
caucus it will happen in Des
Moines next
1:24:00
Tuesday
1:24:00
all the candidates on stage
will be
1:24:02
white after New Jersey senator
Cory
1:24:04
Booker and entrepreneur Andrew
yang did
1:24:06
not qualify for the debate
billionaire
1:24:08
Tom Styer qualified after
pouring more
1:24:10
than 115 million dollars of his
own
1:24:13
money into his campaign
billionaire
1:24:15
former New York City Mayor
Michael
1:24:17
Bloomberg did not qualify for
the debate
1:24:19
despite spending nearly a
hundred
1:24:21
seventy million dollars of his
own money
1:24:23
on ads I picked up a report
from Rachel
1:24:28
that I wanted to share we don't
play
1:24:30
much Rachel Maddow on this show
because
1:24:32
well and I did cut out almost
every
1:24:35
pause and every eye roll and
neck
1:24:38
stretch and all the things she
does just
1:24:40
to chop it down to under two
minutes but
1:24:44
this was hilarious in context
of her
1:24:48
hating all Republicans her
hating
1:24:49
everything that is not a
Democrat Party
1:24:52
is being MSNBC and now we have
these two
1:24:55
billionaires Tom Steyer and
Michael
1:24:58
Bloomberg who are messing it
all up last
1:25:02
night Tom Steyer officially
qualified
1:25:04
for the next Democratic
candidates
1:25:06
debate which will be in Iowa
next week
1:25:08
the deadline to qualifies today
and he
1:25:10
has made it in the days leading
up to
1:25:12
today's deadline it really
didn't seem
1:25:14
like Tom Steyer was going to
make it
1:25:16
onto that debate stage she was
in low
1:25:18
single digits and most national
and
1:25:20
statewide polls he needed
better numbers
1:25:22
and at least two polls but then
last
1:25:24
night last minute almost out of
nowhere
1:25:26
he came in really close to the
top of of
1:25:31
the polls in in to early
state's polling
1:25:33
third tied with Elizabeth
Warren for
1:25:35
third in Nevada I guess we
should just
1:25:38
point out just to reiterate
that the
1:25:42
election debate committee which
used to
1:25:45
be the women
1:25:46
voters who quit in disgust have
1:25:50
determined that for the primary
and I
1:25:52
think it's uh it's more DN C
that you
1:25:55
have to have certain
qualifications to
1:25:58
even appear on the debate stage
and
1:26:00
you're seeing the results where
1:26:02
apparently you couldn't pop
ahead real
1:26:05
easy a whopping twelve percent
double
1:26:08
digits right 12 percent tied
for third
1:26:10
and litoris second place in
South
1:26:12
Carolina Joe Biden's way out of
front
1:26:14
right but look who's right Tom
Steyer 15
1:26:16
percent in South Carolina
really a
1:26:18
surprise for politics geeks
right for
1:26:21
those of us who pore over each
new poll
1:26:23
do you think that she sits
there in her
1:26:27
office and is poring over each
new poll
1:26:30
I need to get to the bottom of
these
1:26:32
stats and information and it's
yes isn't
1:26:36
it just like simple question
and he's
1:26:39
just polling I mean don't don't
just
1:26:40
look at the results is there
stuff to
1:26:42
pour over for politics geeks
right for
1:26:46
those of us who pour over each
tuple a
1:26:47
surprise but if you are a TV
watcher in
1:26:51
the great state of South
Carolina or the
1:26:52
great state of Nevada it was
probably
1:26:54
less surprising to you because
check
1:26:56
this out along with the fresh
numbers we
1:26:59
got today on total ad spending
for all
1:27:01
the candidates we also got a
breakdown
1:27:03
of what the candidates are
spending by
1:27:05
state and it makes the puzzle
kind of
1:27:06
easy to solve alright so far the
1:27:08
candidates combined have spent
17
1:27:11
million dollars on political
ads just in
1:27:14
the state of South Carolina okay
1:27:15
seventeen million in TV and
radio ads
1:27:17
South Carolina alone here's how
you
1:27:19
solve the puzzle of that
seventeen
1:27:21
million dollars spent in South
Carolina
1:27:23
fourteen million of it was
spent by Tom
1:27:26
Steyer that by the way is the I
so Tom
1:27:31
Steyer has spent more on ads in
South
1:27:33
Carolina then Pete Budaj edge
or Bernie
1:27:36
Sanders has spent on ads
nationwide for
1:27:38
their entire campaign same
thing in
1:27:40
Nevada the other state that
helped
1:27:41
deliver Tom Styer a surprise
spot on the
1:27:44
debate stage so far there have
been
1:27:46
eleven point six million
dollars in
1:27:48
total spent on political ads in
Nevada
1:27:50
by everybody of that eleven
point six
1:27:53
million dollars total spent on
Nevada
1:27:54
ads ten point four million of
that spent
1:27:57
by Tom Styer is Nevada only ad
spending
1:28:00
is more than all of the abs
spending by
1:28:02
Biden Warren and Klobuchar
combined gosh
1:28:06
can you see that shoes yes as
it turns
1:28:10
out she's so shots a revelation
to her
1:28:16
it turns out that douchebag
billionaires
1:28:21
can buy your election to we
this is how
1:28:25
we vote in America the same way
we buy
1:28:27
our washing powder you see a
lot of ads
1:28:30
on TV and go okay unless but I
think ice
1:28:34
tire tides diretide sounds the
same
1:28:37
whatever it this must be
driving people
1:28:41
insane
1:28:44
I mean yes especially since
we're
1:28:46
dealing with the billionaire
class which
1:28:48
is the Democrat Party hello
here's the
1:28:51
iced over end of show I was
considering
1:28:53
[Laughter]
1:28:56
perfect I think as I am i yeah
okay I I
1:28:59
sewed it myself before the show
knowing
1:29:02
you'd like it that much so now
we have a
1:29:05
situation with all these guys
these rich
1:29:08
guys running and there's a and
they're
1:29:10
in this coincidentally the
Netflix
1:29:14
special the great hack has
arrived and
1:29:17
it did it tells the story of
Cambridge
1:29:20
analytics and how Trump won let
me stop
1:29:24
you two things one I think it's
been out
1:29:26
for a couple weeks - yeah it's
Cambridge
1:29:28
analytic
1:29:31
you're right it's been out for
a couple
1:29:33
weeks and it's Cambridge
analytical got
1:29:36
it now so they had the
producers and the
1:29:40
co directors and then some
other woman
1:29:42
her name is Brittany Kaiser
who's a
1:29:46
whistle blower that worked for
Cambridge
1:29:48
and they had him on the in a me
show and
1:29:51
there were some revelations in
there
1:29:53
that I thought may would be
worth
1:29:56
discussing because they do
apply to -
1:29:58
you know - what's going on with
these
1:29:59
elections sorry I thought you
there was
1:30:04
a very clear pause and lead-up
and I was
1:30:08
getting my glasses I would say
the one
1:30:12
you want to play for just three
clips
1:30:14
there's the Brittany cat Kaiser
1:30:16
Cambridge there's the Brittany
on
1:30:17
crooked Hillary and there's the
1:30:19
complaining co-director okay
which is
1:30:22
it's reeks of said okay you're
gonna
1:30:23
play that probably you probably
were
1:30:25
playing the right clip was just
let's
1:30:27
play Brittany Kaiser on
Cambridge there
1:30:29
were groups ecologists that
we're
1:30:31
looking into how they could
understand
1:30:32
that data and convert that into
1:30:34
messaging that was just for you
I need
1:30:37
to remind everybody that the
Trump
1:30:38
campaign put together over a
million
1:30:40
different advertisements that
were put
1:30:43
out a million different
advertisements
1:30:45
with tens of thousands of
different
1:30:48
campaigns some of these
messages were
1:30:50
for just you were 450 people a
hundred
1:30:53
people obviously certain groups
are
1:30:55
thousands tens of thousands or
millions
1:30:57
but some of them were targeted
very much
1:31:00
directly at the individual to
know
1:31:02
exactly what you're going to
click on
1:31:04
and exactly what you care about
that is
1:31:11
so unfair this woman who wrote
the book
1:31:16
she wrote the book targeted and
she's
1:31:19
moaning and groaning and she
was working
1:31:20
for Cambridgeshire she was
aghast by
1:31:22
everything and but she was
apparently so
1:31:26
predisposed to being a ghast by
1:31:29
everything that they would
wanted there
1:31:31
was an event where they invited
Anne
1:31:32
Coulter mmm to talk to him about
1:31:35
something rather and instead of
sticking
1:31:37
around which I would do even if
I was a
1:31:39
Democrat no no she felt she had
the need
1:31:42
to bug out so she didn't have
to hear
1:31:45
whatever evil words and might
might plan
1:31:48
to her brain I and I can't I'm
looking
1:31:51
at being at i/o I'm trying to
see if I
1:31:53
put it in show nose there was
someone
1:31:56
did an analysis and I think was
a
1:31:57
facebook person maybe Andy and
now I'm
1:32:01
just paraphrasing I'll have to
find it
1:32:03
was saying that in actuality
Cambridge
1:32:06
analytic I was really shit is
really not
1:32:09
good at what they do have not
done
1:32:12
anything spectacular beyond
what any
1:32:14
other basic advertising
targeting does
1:32:18
but it still was the I think
this
1:32:21
article said you know it was
Brad Pascal
1:32:23
who figured out what the
messages should
1:32:26
be but it wasn't you know as
highly
1:32:30
targeted and sophisticated or
even as
1:32:34
good as people make Cambridge
analytic
1:32:37
out to be not high kindness but
I
1:32:39
believe it not gonna argue that
point I
1:32:41
think I think this is going on
1:32:43
constantly with everybody
that's in the
1:32:45
business yeah of doing this
sort of
1:32:47
analysis and Cambridge
analytical just
1:32:49
for some reason I think had
something to
1:32:51
do it brexit to be honest about
it yeah
1:32:53
got God singled out I saw I
agree with
1:32:57
this is bullcrap but let's
listen to
1:32:58
some of the stuff they did do
that was
1:33:00
funny this is Brittany again on
the
1:33:03
crooked Hillary campaign this is
1:33:04
fascinating
1:33:05
you talk about the crooked
Hillary
1:33:07
campaign and how it developed
absolutely
1:33:10
so this started as a super PAC
that was
1:33:13
built for Ted Cruz keep the
promise one
1:33:16
which was run by Kellyanne
Conway and
1:33:19
funded by the Mercer's that was
then :
1:33:22
she's she worked at Cambridge
analytical
1:33:25
yes and so Brittany she's
talking like a
1:33:28
pundit I mean she's not talking
like
1:33:32
someone who's be she's on a
book tour
1:33:33
and so she's oh okay I guess
run by
1:33:37
Kelli Ann Conway and funded by
the
1:33:39
Mercer's that was then
converted to
1:33:42
becoming a super PAC for Donald
Trump
1:33:44
they tried to register with the
Federal
1:33:47
Election Commission the name
defeat
1:33:48
crooked Hillary and FEC luckily
did not
1:33:51
allow them to do that so it was
called
1:33:53
make America number one this
super PAC
1:33:56
was headed by David bossy
someone that
1:33:59
you might remember from
Citizens United
1:34:02
basically dark money into our
politics
1:34:05
and allow no never happen
haven't seen
1:34:13
it
1:34:14
know it's racist that dark
money oh this
1:34:17
is bullshit but I like it
brought dark
1:34:20
money into our politics and
allowed this
1:34:23
was on Democracy Now yeah did
Amy jump
1:34:26
in and say well you know
obviously dark
1:34:29
money has been in our politics
for a
1:34:31
long time we I mean from day
one pretty
1:34:34
money amounts of money to be
funneled
1:34:38
into these types of vehicle
this is a
1:34:40
total talking point this woman
so that
1:34:42
we don't know where all of the
money is
1:34:45
coming from from these types of
1:34:47
manipulative communications he
was in
1:34:49
charge of this campaign I'm
sorry this
1:34:52
is great manipulative
communications
1:34:59
that's what you do that's all
1:35:01
communications are Oh marketing
is
1:35:04
manipulation the money is
coming from
1:35:07
for these types of manipulative
1:35:08
communications and he was in
charge of
1:35:11
this campaign now I'm that two
day long
1:35:14
debrief that I talked about and
if you
1:35:16
want to know more you can read
about it
1:35:17
in my
1:35:17
book I they told us why and
explain
1:35:21
where you were and who was in
the room
1:35:22
so I was in New York in our
board room
1:35:26
for Cambridge analytic his
office on
1:35:27
Fifth Avenue and all of our
offices from
1:35:30
around the world had called in
to
1:35:32
videocast and everybody from
the super
1:35:35
PAC and the Trump campaign took
us
1:35:37
through all of their tactics and
1:35:39
strategies and implementation
and what
1:35:41
they had done now when we got
to this
1:35:43
defeat crooked Hillary super
PAC they
1:35:45
explained to us what they had
done which
1:35:49
was to run experiments on
psychographic
1:35:51
groups to figure out what was
working
1:35:53
and what wasn't
1:35:54
unfortunately what they found
out was
1:35:56
the only very successful tactic
was
1:35:59
sending fear-based
1:36:00
scare mongering messaging to
people that
1:36:03
were identified as being
neurotic and it
1:36:05
was so successful in their first
1:36:06
experiments but they spent the
rest of
1:36:08
the money from the super PAC
over the
1:36:11
rest of the campaign only on
negative
1:36:13
messaging oh no - neurotics
negative
1:36:19
advertising targeting neuron
I'd say
1:36:22
it's a crime almost that is
it's evil
1:36:26
labrador neurotic and then you
send
1:36:29
fear-mongering messages whoa I
mean like
1:36:33
clear and present danger the
president
1:36:35
is a clear and present danger
needs to
1:36:37
be impeached immediately
because who
1:36:39
knows what he could do you mean
like
1:36:41
that is that is that we talking
about
1:36:46
just bend over here it comes
again for
1:36:49
you sir well-deserved
1:36:52
thank you now we have a couple
of others
1:36:54
in that same group now we have
they do
1:36:57
this guy Kareem Amir ah and he
talks
1:37:01
this is the one let's do the
let's start
1:37:03
with this one this is him is the
1:37:05
complaining the clip is
complaining
1:37:08
co-director p2 people have come
forward
1:37:11
from Cambridge analytic oh why
is that
1:37:13
both of the wait stop stop stop
stop so
1:37:16
that's the desta complaint
that's the
1:37:18
other one this is the that
would be the
1:37:19
last clip the clip before that
is a
1:37:21
little lengthy but it's it's
more
1:37:23
fascinating than anything so
far and
1:37:25
this under that you have to
look it up
1:37:27
under l al karima a mirror
1:37:31
all right and he talks about
how they
1:37:33
did some experiments in
Trinidad ah no
1:37:38
the pain bridge analytical used
brown
1:37:40
people to do conduct evil
experiments
1:37:44
yes data with data and they and
they
1:37:48
psychologically manipulated
them I can't
1:37:51
believe this is going on what is
1:37:52
happening to the world
1:37:54
well let's listen to this is a
very
1:37:56
funny story I asked cream
Armour to talk
1:37:59
about what Cambridge analytical
effort
1:38:01
to suppress the vote in
Trinidad and
1:38:03
Tobago did it was important for
us to
1:38:05
show in the film the
expansiveness of
1:38:09
Cambridge's work this went
beyond the
1:38:11
borders of the United States
and even
1:38:12
beyond the borders of the EU
and the UK
1:38:16
because what we find is that
you know
1:38:19
Cambridge they use the the in
pursuing
1:38:23
this global influence industry
that they
1:38:25
were very much a part of they
use
1:38:27
different countries as petri
dishes to
1:38:29
learn and get to know how about
1:38:31
different tactics and from
improving
1:38:33
those tactics they can then
sell them
1:38:35
for a higher cost higher margin
in
1:38:38
Western democracies where the
election
1:38:39
budgets are you know and they
you have
1:38:41
to have to remember I think it's
1:38:43
important to predicate that the
election
1:38:45
business has become
multibillion-dollar
1:38:47
global business right so just
remember
1:38:49
that while we are upset with
companies
1:38:51
at Cambridge we allowed for the
1:38:54
commoditization of our
democratic
1:38:55
process right so people are
exploiting
1:38:58
this now because it's become a
business
1:38:59
and we and and as purveyors of
this
1:39:04
can't really be as upset as we
want to
1:39:06
be when we were justified
though so I
1:39:08
want to preface it with that
now that
1:39:11
being said what's happened as a
result
1:39:13
is a comfort at Cambridge can
practice
1:39:16
tactics in a place like
Trinidad that's
1:39:18
very unregulated in terms of
what they
1:39:20
can and can to learn from that
know-how
1:39:22
and then you know use it parlay
it into
1:39:25
activities United States but
they did in
1:39:26
Trinidad and why it was
important for us
1:39:29
to short in the film is they led
1:39:30
something called the doso
campaign where
1:39:33
they admit making it cool and
popular
1:39:38
among youth to get out and not
vote and
1:39:40
they made the Indian population
in the
1:39:43
black and the black legislation
and
1:39:45
there's a lot of historic
tension
1:39:47
between those two and a lot of
1:39:49
generational differences as
well between
1:39:51
those two and the do so campaign
1:39:54
targeted that was was done in a
way to
1:39:57
you know by looking at the data
and
1:39:59
looking at the predictive
analysis of
1:40:01
which group would vote or not
vote get
1:40:03
enough people to dissuade them
from
1:40:05
voting
1:40:06
so that they could flip the
election
1:40:07
targeted at targeted at at the
youth and
1:40:11
so this is really when you war
so
1:40:13
actually do so yes exactly and
that it
1:40:19
became cool not to vote exactly
and then
1:40:22
you look at the level of
calculation
1:40:24
behind this and it's quite
frightening
1:40:27
do these people ever see an
1:40:29
advertisement for anything
anywhere in
1:40:32
their lives now this guy that
was
1:40:35
yakking away there was one of
the
1:40:37
co-directors that guys was a
blowhard
1:40:40
and every time a me would ask
anybody
1:40:42
else anything he jump in before
they
1:40:44
could start talking and he
liked to hear
1:40:46
himself self talk but the other
woman
1:40:49
and this is what kind of got my
1:40:50
attention was this particular
clip which
1:40:52
is the last clip and this is
the this is
1:40:56
the other co-director woman and
she
1:40:58
tells the story that is slightly
1:41:01
reminiscent this is the
complaining
1:41:03
co-director P two people have
come
1:41:05
forward from Cambridge
analytical why is
1:41:07
that both of the people that
have come
1:41:09
forward Brittany and Chris and
also what
1:41:13
Carol's writing have been
targeted
1:41:15
personally and it's been a very
very
1:41:17
difficult story to tell even
with us
1:41:20
when we released the film in
January
1:41:22
every single time we have
entered into
1:41:24
the country we have been
stopped for
1:41:26
four to six hours of
questioning at the
1:41:28
border that stop by stop by
yeah on the
1:41:33
border of the US and JFK
Airport where
1:41:35
you're taken into the back ask
for all
1:41:37
of your social media handles
question
1:41:39
for four to six hours every
single time
1:41:41
we enter the country since when
since we
1:41:44
release the film so since
Sundance since
1:41:47
January we've every time we've
come back
1:41:49
into the US and on what grounds
are they
1:41:51
saying they're stopping it no
1:41:52
explanation yeah
1:41:54
it sounds a lot like me know
this sounds
1:42:00
like the
1:42:00
cock-and-bull story we got from
Laura
1:42:02
Poitras if you recall which yes
he was
1:42:08
doing something and there was
always
1:42:10
this the same story was never
the guys
1:42:12
telling this story it's always
a woman
1:42:13
and they keep talking about
getting
1:42:15
pulled over not not like you're
going
1:42:18
back but I'm talking about
within the
1:42:20
recent memory the woman who is a
1:42:23
co-director producer or
whatever's gets
1:42:25
pulled over yeah coming this
you can't
1:42:27
say it's TSA she's kind of keys
it would
1:42:30
be customs Border Patrol not to
you well
1:42:32
somebody pulls them out and
then gives
1:42:34
them a four-hour conversation
mm-hm and
1:42:36
it seems to me that this is
canned this
1:42:40
the same Poitras it had almost
identical
1:42:43
story now is it possible
they're getting
1:42:45
pulled over but she but this
was since
1:42:47
January so let's take another
look at
1:42:50
this and Poitras I think had
the same
1:42:52
issues how many times since
January last
1:42:57
year I guess
1:42:59
are they in and out and in and
out and
1:43:01
in and out of the country and
why yeah
1:43:05
the movies out you're on the
down the
1:43:07
road what she's doing is
insinuating
1:43:10
that orange man bad has put his
SS heist
1:43:15
police eye on the case and is
making
1:43:18
sure that she's harassed every
single
1:43:20
time because you'll get her
will get her
1:43:22
and get her you whistleblower
and you
1:43:24
can't pretend oolitic a
whistleblower
1:43:26
will get you it will get ya
yeah I don't
1:43:28
believe it that may be true I
don't know
1:43:31
but it might be true but I
don't believe
1:43:33
that it's got any good Trump or
said
1:43:35
something else is causing it
and we'll
1:43:38
the case with you is a good
example
1:43:39
which is turned out to be a
reasonably
1:43:42
good
1:43:43
was there's a guy with the same
name as
1:43:46
you that lived somewhere in the
northern
1:43:48
states Oklahoma I thought it
was Montana
1:43:51
no I think it was Oklahoma and
he was
1:43:53
also in aviation
1:43:56
yeah yeah that happened for a
couple
1:43:58
years yeah we thought was first
couple
1:44:01
years of the show you would
give us a
1:44:03
rundown in fact you even
recorded one of
1:44:06
the episodes one of the moments
were the
1:44:09
guys grilling yeah yeah it was
quite
1:44:12
good yes and I'm sure at the
time I said
1:44:15
it's obvious it's obvious the
Obama
1:44:17
administration wants to stifle
mate
1:44:19
they're harassing me John well
all of
1:44:24
this obviously leads to you
properly
1:44:40
they won't know because it's
your data
1:44:44
you need to be responsible for
it so
1:44:48
don't make as much I've decided
that's
1:44:52
my new thing if you want to be
safe you
1:44:55
want your data to stay safe
it's your
1:44:58
data in the first place don't
make so
1:45:00
much of it which is why I have
the fine
1:45:03
Alcatel go flip three flip
phone which
1:45:06
is functioning just nicely for
me for
1:45:08
what I need to do all the other
work is
1:45:10
done still on those Alcatel
contacted
1:45:13
you and said you want another
one of
1:45:15
these phones or thanks for the
plug no
1:45:18
in fact I bought I bought
another one
1:45:21
for my stepdaughter
1:45:23
she's ot she's way out she
liked that
1:45:25
she liked your phone oh my god
now this
1:45:27
is Ellen this is not Elise is
Ellen so
1:45:30
this is she actually has recited
1:45:35
Kosinski to me and I take
credit for it
1:45:39
believe me now so I bought a
second one
1:45:42
it's only it's 70 bucks you
know it's a
1:45:45
is very effective battery lasts
for a
1:45:48
long time and by the way I'm not
1:45:50
creating a lot of data I run
you know my
1:45:52
Linux installed still running
Lubuntu
1:45:55
which is lightweight it does
exactly
1:45:58
what I want and nothing more and
1:46:00
actually that popped in my head
today
1:46:03
back when we had daus we just
had
1:46:06
command line daus she had
WordPerfect
1:46:09
and stuff worked it was fast it
wasn't
1:46:12
visual of course but it would
in yeah
1:46:14
you could you could get stuff
done
1:46:15
pretty quickly and you you
worked a lot
1:46:17
more with daus than I ever did
but it
1:46:21
was very effective you create
bat batch
1:46:23
files you know you could create
little
1:46:25
programs that did things and
then we got
1:46:27
visual with Windows 95 and I
believe
1:46:30
since then all these you got
win it
1:46:33
Windows well you're to three
point I'm
1:46:37
sorry I'm sorry all right three
point
1:46:39
one you're right I remember
running nte
1:46:42
3.1 that was the hot cheeto ass
man if
1:46:45
you want to be cool but what's
happened
1:46:48
is we have every application
that you
1:46:51
have on your computer then the
operating
1:46:54
system itself is continuously
doing crap
1:46:58
in the background if it's not
looking
1:47:00
pinging for updates and do I
need to
1:47:03
notify its do it and it's just
sucking
1:47:06
up all this computing power
that's why
1:47:08
you have to have faster and
faster
1:47:09
computers because everybody you
know the
1:47:11
OS if Windows it's updating in
the
1:47:13
background it's sharing part of
it with
1:47:15
other things on your network
it's
1:47:17
sending stuff back to Microsoft
1:47:19
information you know it's it's
almost
1:47:24
like the screen savers back in
the day a
1:47:27
screen saver would kick in and
it would
1:47:29
him your computer wasn't doing
anything
1:47:32
but if it was like a rendering
it would
1:47:34
use up computer resources this
is
1:47:36
happening all the time inside
your
1:47:38
computer it's always doing
stuff it's
1:47:41
reindex ting it's making your
life
1:47:43
easier but it's not really it's
just
1:47:46
slowing down the machine anyway
make
1:47:50
less make less data and don't
give it
1:47:53
away to people like 23andme you
paid for
1:47:57
the privilege and now 23andme
sold the
1:48:01
rights to a drug it developed
thanks to
1:48:03
its genetic database and your
data and
1:48:07
you're not getting the cut of
it he
1:48:10
believed this people are so
stupid
1:48:13
government-funded Android phones
1:48:15
apparently that's the Obama
phone comes
1:48:17
with pre-installed and
unremovable
1:48:19
malware of course why wouldn't
we be
1:48:22
spying on you of course it does
1:48:24
they got a spy on those poor
people and
1:48:26
my favorite ring doorbell
confirms it
1:48:30
fired for employees for watching
1:48:32
customer videos we surprised no
but
1:48:37
instead of reporting on this
atrocity of
1:48:41
Silicon Valley spying on you no
way CBS
1:48:45
Austin they'll run a native ad
we
1:48:48
weren't getting the ring
notifications
1:48:50
little did Arturo Guerra know
those
1:48:52
notifications would show this
man Henry
1:48:54
Ludwig breaking into his home
Guerra was
1:48:56
on a cruise with his family for
1:48:57
Christmas and had spotty Wi-Fi
so he was
1:49:00
not able to access his video
while out
1:49:02
at sea he didn't look until a
day later
1:49:04
when his neighbor called him to
say they
1:49:05
see a car that did not belong
to them in
1:49:07
their driveway on the drive
back home
1:49:09
they looked at the video before
calling
1:49:11
police
1:49:12
they're seeing him kind of look
at the
1:49:14
front door initially and look
for like a
1:49:16
secret key he's obviously
looking in the
1:49:18
window seeing if anybody's home
trying
1:49:20
to get in the only thing you
see on the
1:49:21
ring towards the last clips is
he's
1:49:23
coming out of the front door
and he's
1:49:25
got some of my clothes on which
is sort
1:49:27
of interesting Ludwig was
caught on
1:49:28
camera over a three-hour
stretch in the
1:49:30
early morning hours the day
after
1:49:32
Christmas he broke a window of
garre's
1:49:34
garage and after taking some
personal
1:49:36
items also stole his
mother-in-law's car
1:49:38
obviously it just feels
incredibly
1:49:40
violating and everyone's kind
of nervous
1:49:43
and on edge and it had never
happened
1:49:45
you know it's a nice
neighborhood we're
1:49:46
at the long dead-end cul-de-sac
so we
1:49:48
never thought all right so I'm
just
1:49:50
gonna pause it here it's almost
done
1:49:52
because this is the setup this
is by the
1:49:54
way Cambridge analytical lady
this is
1:49:57
how manipulative things are
sometimes in
1:50:00
marketing is how it works
1:50:02
so we're gonna give you this
human
1:50:03
interest story we feel really
bad that
1:50:05
people aren't a cruise they
didn't get
1:50:08
the ring doorbell notification
because
1:50:10
they had spotty Wi-Fi which
means had
1:50:11
never taken a cruise again ever
but we
1:50:13
have to do something what can
we do to
1:50:16
help solve these problems in
our house
1:50:17
would be that kind of a target
1:50:18
it was pretty unusual but it's
1:50:20
frightening at first it's funny
now one
1:50:23
week left behind some of his own
1:50:24
belongings including his
driver's
1:50:26
license and is now behind bars
facing
1:50:27
home burglary and unauthorized
use of
1:50:30
vehicle charges Garrett got the
car back
1:50:32
but does not think he will get
back all
1:50:34
of the items Lodwick stole now
Garrett
1:50:36
says when he hears that
notification
1:50:38
from his ring app he will look
and see
1:50:41
what's at his door we've set up
more
1:50:42
ring cameras now just to kind
of have a
1:50:45
little bit of the overall front
of the
1:50:46
house and particularly at night
it's a
1:50:48
little now it's sort of the
chime is
1:50:51
alarming you know it just sort
of jolts
1:50:53
your system he's got that he's
got more
1:50:56
ring doorbell videos he's got
to play
1:50:58
the chime so I know what it
sounds like
1:51:00
this is so despicable well you
know
1:51:03
what's really what gets me is
that same
1:51:05
old bromide with a guy if
unless I
1:51:10
misheard it left his driver's
license
1:51:13
behind so they could find him
yeah yeah
1:51:16
sounds really believable we
hear this
1:51:20
story and a lot of these clips
where you
1:51:22
know that the two terrorists
and in
1:51:25
Paris at the Hebdo operation
you know
1:51:29
the guys lose his driver's
license on
1:51:31
the streets yeah you're right
yeah right
1:51:32
it's one driver's license these
driver's
1:51:36
license you left my driver's
license
1:51:39
someplace special I'm robbing
the place
1:51:41
although I don't rob places I
don't know
1:51:46
no idea no idea
1:51:51
anyway yes that was a native ad
I got
1:51:54
caught a couple of weird native
ads of
1:51:56
late that were convoluted but
they're
1:52:00
always nati